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/ ft THX CLINTON CUatoa, a Cn Thwcaiav^ Aprfl 1NU — Cross Nil News MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN. Correspondent hems of Interest From... West Clinton MRS. G. H. MAJOR, Corroopoodent S00 N. Sloan St. Telephone 888-2464 Mrs R. T. White and Mrs. Richard and Brenda Lewis of Howard Major spent last Mon- Greenwood and Ur*. day afternoon in Calhoun Falls, Lawson of Buffalo, visited Mr. going especially for the Major and Mrs. H. C. Lewis Sunday, children who had spent the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee and week-end with their grandpa- Donna were in Lockhart over the rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pat- week-end for the funeral of Mrs. ton. ’ Lee’s uncle. Mrs. Tommy Lewis of Abbe- Mrs. W. R. (Betty) Snelgrove ville spent last week with her is improving at home after being daughter, Mrs. Boyce Wilson, a patient at Bailey Memorial and Mr.Wilson . Hospital. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee and Miss Laura Major and Miss Donna had as their supper Trudy Workman have been shut- guests last Tuesday Mrs. Lee’s ins with measles, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Gary Ficklin, son of Mr. and Lockhart, Mrs. Bill Harris and Mrs. D. D. Ficklin, is convalesc- children of Charlotte, N. C. mg a t home after being a surgi- Sheri and Wanda Wilson of ca i patient at Bailey Memorial Pendleton, visited Mr. and Mfs. Hospital. Sam Williams over the week- Mrs. Leo Heatherly was a pa- end. While here Wanda was the tient at Bailey Memorial Hos- guest of Marsha Turner. pimi for several days recently. Guy Turner of Washington, D. Mrs. Daisy Boozer of Owens- C., has returned home after burg, Ky., arrived last week to spending several weeks with spend the summer with her sis- relatives here. . ters, Mrs. Harry Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Eland Harris Mrs. C. W. Windsor and other and family of Batesburg, visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windsor, Sunday. Steve, Mrs. C. W. Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Major Mrs. Daisy Boozer visited Mr. visited Mrs. H. A. Major in Ches- an d Mrs. Edgar Brazill and fain ter during the week-end. ii y m Columbia Sunday. They Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Campbell also visited Thurston Young, an were visitors in Greenville Fri- uncle of Mrs. Boozer and Mrs. day night. C. W. Windsor. Mrs. Sophia Smith and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard, Janice Reeder of Joanna, were Rudell Heaton and Mrs. H. A. visitors in Newberry Friday Adams joined Mr. and Mrs. night George Leopard of Saluda and Mrs. W. T. O’Shields has re- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leopard turned from a visit to Darlington an d Larry of Ninety Six, for din- where she saw her first great- n er at the home of Mr. and Mrs. granddaughter, Lynn Lyles Yar- Carroll Fulmer in Johnston Sun- borough. day. Mrs. Fulmer is the daugh- Mrs. O. R. Rollins has return- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leop- ed home after visiting her sister ani. in Columbia. While there they Mr and Mrs. David Owens visited in Charleston. visited Mrs. Owens’ sister, Mrs. Argillee Scott, in Greenwood Sunday. Edward Bagwell of Myrtle Beach, visited his aunt, Mrs. B. B. Stroud, and Mr. Stroud dur ing the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil Ficklin The Cross Hill-Mountville HD and sons of Laurens, visited Mr. Club met on the afternoon of Ficklin’s parents Sunday. April 21st at the home of Mrs. Tommy Brown, student at An- W. A. Simpson. derson College, Anderson, spent Miss Myrtise Taylor gave a the week-end with his parents, demonstration on floor cover- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown, ings. v Mrs. Simpson served refresh- SMITH FAMILY REUNION ments. The family of Mrs. J. F. Weir Mrs. W. M. Leaman, Mrs. C. S. met at the Clinton Community Pinson, Mrs. J. M. Wham and Building on Sunday, April 19, for Mrs. P. H. Miller visited the the annual reunion of the Smith Glencarin Gardens in Rock Hill family. The five remaining last Tuesday. members of the immediate fam- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dominick Uy were present. They are: Mrs and Mrs. Elbert Bowers of Pros- C. B. Brannon of Greer; Mrs. L. perity, Mrs. Furman Kyzer of B. Chandler of Spartanburg; Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. F. Weir of Clinton; Mrs. Pierce Chandler of Clinton were R- F. Simmons of Melrose, Fla., recent guests of Mrs. C. B. Mills and Mrs. G. L. Bright of Startex. and Scurry Mills. Others present were: R. F. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pinson had Simmons of Melrose, Fla.; Mr. as their guests during the week- and Mrs. Charles Brannon and end at their lake home Mr. and children of Greer; Mrs. J. C. Mrs. R. A. Oswald, Billy Oswald, Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Sonny May- Bonner and children, Mr. and field of Columbia and Mrs. O. Mrs. Charles Fowler and son, Ed E. Wessinger of Prosperity. Bright and son, all of Spartan- Mrs. W. H. Whiteford of Co- burg; G. L. Bright, Mr. and Mrs. lumbus, Ga. and Mrs. James Lefoy Bright and son, Mrs. Hugh Davis and Linda, Terrell and Dobbins and children, all of Stanley Davis of Greenwood were Startex; Mr. and Mrs. Norman the guests of Mrs. G. F. Thomp- Warren and family of Duncan; son and Mrs. Louise Fowler re- Mr. and Mrs. Don Bloxham of cently. Lyman; Mr. and Mrs. Louie Miss Frances Black of Clinton Smith of Rock Hill; Mr. and is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ella Mrs. Cecil Spurlock and sons of Black. Charleston. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Also Paul Smith and Larry, Lester during the week-end were Mrs. C. L. Smith and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Motzinger Hartsville; Rev. and Mrs. W. H. and daughter Jane of Coronaco, Chandler and family of Green- Monroe Lester of Saluda and wood; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Weir Mrs. Carl H. Teague of Mount- and son of Greenville; Mr. and ville. Mrs. Teague and Mrs. Us- Mrs. Marcell Barker and Car ter attended the funeral of Mrs. roll, Mr. and Mrs. David Word Ellen Sanders at Newberry Wed- and Sue. Mrs. John Word, Mr. nesday. and Mrs william Weir and fam- ily and Miss Marie Weir, all of wj fy* Clinton. Rev. and Mrs. Julian lNCW8 Vyt Weisner were special guests for Bonds Cross Roads birthdays and wedding MRS. N. A. SHOUSE ANNIVERSARIES Correspondent “Happy Birthday” April 30th " ■ ■" to Willie Kinard and Paul Bowl- Mrs. J. E. Evans is at home in 8- after being a patient at Bailey Celebrating birthdays on May Memorial Hospital. J. E. Evans lst are Ovell Woody, Linda Ro- is improving at his home after per, Joe Spillers, Roy Blackwell being a patient at Greenwood, at and Dewey Gregory. Self Memorial. * May 2nd is the birthday of W. E. Caudell is a patient at Claude Hughes and Mrs. Sylva Bailey Memorial. Kemell. The R. A.’s of Fairview Church Observing tyrthdays May 3rd have been hiking on Saturdays. are Barry Whitman, George They were accompanied by Rev. Howell, James Laney, Brian Wm. Willingham and Carl Hen- Blackwell and Jenny Pitts will derson. Be 2 years old. Rev. Wm. Willingham was Having birthdays May 4th will guest speaker at a revival at k* Cecil Davenport and Alex Glenn Street Baptist Church last Matthews, week. ' Happy birthdays May 5th to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nabors, Mr8, ® arl Braswell, Sammie Lynn Nabors and Mrs. Rochel Holtzclaw and Mrs. Ophelia McCorley, were visitors at the Rogers- Rock Hill Gardens Celebrating birthdays on May Shady Grove 4H Club honored 6th ^ be Furman Adams, A. girts on Monday who had made Galloway, Shirley Rochester, outstanding achievements during Connie Fowler and William the year. These included Cathy, W “ od '*’®f d - Berry, Lynn Nabors, June Hun- — Be8t “* b es to Mr. and Mrs. nicutt, and Maxine Shirley. 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