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I Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, Juno 4, 1964 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE WHO'S -WHERE — As — Nasal 8ty—r SSS-M4I or SU-1817 ItsnM si latsnst About Clinton Folk Mr. and Mr*. Taylor Martin, 9fr. and Mrs. I. Mac Adair and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Blck- G. King, coming especially (or ers and sons, Doyle, Gordon and the 90th reunion of her high EMPLOYEES BATE PICNIC . . _ _ , . ers and sons, Doyle, Gordon ana the 90th reunion of son, Duck attended the gradu- and^omD^v °L CUrtL Beverly * of Birmingham, Ala., .chool class. Also visiting the ation exercises at Coker College, pn t OV ed a nicnic at the home of ftIrs ‘ James Barbour and Kings dining the week-end were Hartsville, where the Martin’s %»_ --(i p prrv Those < * augllter » Nanc y. Hamlet, N. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McCurdy of ** HartsviUe, where the Martins’ ittendinc WlreMr^L C ; . W |U arrive Saturday for a SummervUle, Ga, Mr. and Mr*. 80 daughter, Mimi, was a member A c anii # __m v m#> y] sit Mr# - Julian Crteman. a. F. McCurdy, Jr., of Portland, °* Winnaboro; John Rhett Fra- tral horns of the Frasiers. He lived at BUdr until he moved to Columbia 18 yean ago. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Frances Copeland Frasier; three sons, James B. Frasier, m. of the graduating class. ~ C ‘ ? <>re -? nd - ,amily > B®** Mrs. Bickers is the former Mary Oregon, and on Sunday Mr. and rier °t Newberry; and F. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rhame of Mr. and Mr*. Allen White and MLaarmsTltn’^d Mr, ^dy and Mr *; Mr »- D* nI >y »™l tons of T ’V*l t . 0, . ^tteoi Croeeroad*; Mr.. Vera Whit. a. au.st, ch^MMr. Mr. “J, iSS, STt^r reZ^' AU,W ’ ta ’ G * "SwJS hrfd u!d r 'M* d WMS. ‘oT, ot M^wiyM 5T ® A Kern 01 ? r T W0 ^; J. B. Frazier - “ i” *i r-TaiT KS: Mi ” . Funeral Rites ^ Schulte M EaMey; Mr. and Mr,, ter. Katto and Mrs. Berry's ADDRESS GRADUATE Held Thursday Shyard ATTEND WORLD'S FAIR Mr. and Mr,. Monte Seymour Jimmy Rice of Greenwood: Mr. mother, Mrs Maggie Marshall. STUDENTS Active pallbearers were Wal- Charleston and Cpl. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Jackson j P . and sons spent the week-end a “ d Mrs B ® Whitmire, Mrs. Mrg Joe A cutchlns Jr., and Ralph Tedards was guest James Bflair Frasier, Jr., 74, ter j aen icke Julian Coleman Rhame of Camp LeJeune were spent last week in New York with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jinuny Martin and chUdren, boy, 0 f Charlottsville, Va., are speak for the McClellanville of M Ave -. Ca y c «. died Tuesday Ed Stevenson Blair Baldwin! guests during the weekend of City sightseeing and visiting the Hailey Brown and Mr. and Mrs. R ut*y and Amy Martin, Randy visiting for several weeks with High School Graduation Exercise in the BapUst hospital from in- j im Robinson’and Dick Roct their parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. World’s Fair. Morris Seymour, in Bowman, Turner and Miss Marsha Turner the former’s mother, Mrs. W. L. on Monday evening, May 29 at iu^** received in an automohUe es t eri O. Rhame. Today Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. H. D. Payne was in Lau- Ga. of 1)118 cit y- MarshaU. McClellanville near Charleston, accident. * Honorary pallbearers were Rhame, Cpl. Rhame and Mrs. rinburg, N. C. t last week-end for Miss Mary Mauldin and Mrs. Mr and Mr8 - Joe Poole vi8it - Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Shaw of Mr. Tedards was accompanied The son of the late James B. elders and deacons of the Don Rhame will attend gradua- the commencement program of Mortimer Sams of Greenville, ed Mr - and Mr8 - Jam** Poole in Raleigh, N. C., visited their by his son, Buzzy. Frazier and Marion Mobley Wil- church. tion exercises at the South Caro- St. Andrews College. Her son, were guests Friday of mi«» Dunn, N. C., on Sunday. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Mrs. T. Rew Allen of Winston- Ungham Frazier, he was a na- —. lina Medical College where Don Horace Dorn, was a member of Louise Kern, Mrs. B. M. Ander- Mrs. J. Lee Young continues and Mrs. George H. Comelson Salem, N. C., spent several days tive of Fairfield County, and OFFICE SUPPUE8 will receive his Doctor of Medi- the graduating class. Going Sun- and Mrs. Ray Anderson. ill at her home on Calvert Ave. and family during the week-end. last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. born at “Fairview,” the ances- CHRONICLE PUB. OO. cine Degree. day for the graduation were Mr. - Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith and Mrs. Tommy Hollis and and children visited in Brevard, Billy Brooks Owens. N. C. with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jarvis Nicholson on Sunday. ~ and children, Mike, Stanley, and Miss Sally Anderson of Colum- Jenny of Rock Hill, spent the bia was guest during the week- week-end with Mrs. Jarvis’ end of Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame mother, Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts, and Cpl. Richard Rhame. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin DeYoung Mrs. Inez Pruitt has returned and Mrs. Dan Woods were at from a few days visit in Whit- C’emson Saturday and attended mire where she visited with Mr. commencement exercises, and Mrs. Clyde Ramsey and at- Their son and brother, Tommy tended the graduation exercises DeYoung, was a member of the of her grandson. Carey Ramsey, graduating class. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McClure ATTEND METHODIST G f Sylacauga, Ala., Mr. and Mrs. RETREAT L, E. Pitts and Mrs. W. R. Park- Mrs. Dan Yarborough, Mrs. er of Montgomery, Ala., have Raymond Pitts and Mrs. A. S. returned home following a visit Harvey attended the Methodist with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Young Retreat at Lake Junaluska over in Merrie Oaks, the weekend. <Mrs> w . A . Galloway of West Ty Smith, son of Lt. Col. and Palm Beach, Fla., her daughter, ,* Mrs. F. V. Smith, is home for Mrs. Bill Murchison, and daugh- the summer having completed ter, Kitty, of Dillon, visited Mrs. the semester work at The Cita- Galloway’s sister, Mrs. John W. del. Finney, last week. Bunky Blalock, student at Donald F. Wells, A. N., of the Davidson College, is home for U. S. Naval Air Station in Jack- the summer with his parents, sonville, Fla., spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blalock. end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells, Sr. CAMPING AT CAMP Mrs. John Roseboro and Miss TON-A-WANDAH Hazel Boland of GreenviUe, Misses Kathryn Arnold and spent the week-end in Gastonia, Melisa Turner will leave tomor- jl c., with their sister and cou- row for three weeks retreat at sin, Mrs. Everett Carson, Mr. Camp Ton-A-Wandah. They will Carson and John Little Carson, be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mis* Vivian Parks Adair of R. Michael Turner. Hampton, Va., spent the week- Mrs. W. M. Hughes is conval- end with her parents, Mr. and esing at home following several Mrs. V. Parks Adair, weeks of illness at Bailey Memo- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells, Sr., rial Hospital and Self Memorial visited the former’s brother, Hospital in Greenwood. Glenn Wells, and Mrs. Wells in * Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gasgow Greenwood on Sunday, and daughters of HunUngton. Mrs. John L. Seabrook, Mrs. West Virginia, visited the lat- Elwood Fitzimmons and Miss ter’s sister. Miss Agnes Davis Sarah Ann Seabrook of Mount over the weekend. Pleasant, were guests during the Mr. and Mrs. Nat Smith and week-end of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. son. Erskine of Mooresville, N. Horne and Bill Home They were C-, were week-end guests of Mrs. accompanied home by the latter Smith’s brother and stster-in- for a few days stay, law. Mr. and Mrs. John McBride Mr. and Mrs. P. Mark Pitts in Merrie Oaks. and sons of Aiken and Ed Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Roy Casque and of Columbia spent the week-end Dick Casque attended gradua- with their mother, Mrs. P. M. tion exercises at Erskine College Pitts. at Due West last week where Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poole and their son and brother, Jim Gas- daughter, Janet, and Mr. and que was a graduate. Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille visited Billy Pitts and Milton Moore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnvaille have returned home from Wof- «nd daughters in Charlotte on ford College to be with their par- Sunday. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Galloway Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Milton °f Trenton were week-end guests More for the summer months. ol Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Galloway. Misses Janet Hamer and Patsy VACATIONING IN N. C. Henderson were guests this The Rev. and Mrs. John Rivers • weekend of Bobby Hamer and and children are spending two Mot Shealy at Georgia Military weeks vacation in Saluda, N. C. College where they attended Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Traylor graduation festivities. Mr. and and children spent Sunday in the Mrs. Wilmot Shealy Sr., Mr. Mountains of North Carolina hav- and Mrs. Wilmot Shealy Jr., and ing accompanied a group of son Torrence were there for the Camp Fire Girls to Camp Green- weekend and attended gradua- ville for summer camp, tion exercises. Their son, Wilmot Mr. and Mrs. Harry McSween III, was a member of the grad- 1,11(1 son, Dick, went to Charles- . uation class. ton, Saturday to accompany Misses Barbara Eicheiberger, their son, Hap, home for the Corrine Boyd, Ame Lou Black summer after completing his and Murray Addison have com- llr8 t year at The Citadel, pleted semester work at Con- Th® Rev. Henry Galloway and verse College and arrived home Eugene Galloway of Jackson- to spend the summer with their vdl ®. Florida were week-end parents. guests of J. A. Galloway. Mrs. H. F. Scott has been visit- GUESTS ON MONTY’S ing in Columbia recently with RASCALS Mr. and Mrs. Carol Reid, going On Wednesday afternoon Mor- especially for the graduation of ris Seymour Jr., Jenny Shields, her granddaughter, Carolyn Jan® Etta and Michelle Cox, Pe- Reid, from the University of ter Undari, Scott Maupin and Ear SIX TRANSISTOR RADIO r Phone, Battery, Carr)’ing Case SPECIAL— $7.88 and ? 0t Mer S er Safe/ Ion's „ d F OR THIS S.C.U i SELLING OUT Torn BARE WALLS '/ DIAMONDS AT TERRIFFIC SAVINGS L Vy Values To $9.95 ^ ^ Ladies' and Gents’ ■ Sputh Carolina, and for Hie grad- Shaun Youngblood were guests trfatkm of her grandson, Richard, on the Monty’s Rascals television from Dreher High School. show. They were accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chandler hy Mrs. Morris Seymour and Jr. and daughters, Beth and Jan, Mrs - Joe Maupin. of Atlanta, Ga., spent the week- VISITING IN FLA. end with the former’s mother, Mrs. L. L. Young and grandr Mrs. Austin Chandler. son > R111 y Young are visiting for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson len da y> with Mrs. Young’s sis- attended the Commencement ler » Mrs. Murray Mixon in St. parade at Georgia Military Col- Petersburg, Fla. lege in Milledgeville, Ga. They Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tedards were accompanied home by their 811(1 famll y of Greenville were son Johnny, who is a student at quests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. C. Ralph Tedards. AT BOY’S STATE „ Gue8t8 °* Dr. and Mrs. New- Binky Wlngard, son of Col. t .°" J ° T ne ® week -® nd and Mrs. B. F. Wingard is at- -J; w - Stevenson and son, tending Boy’s State at The Cita- Jr" ^d M^n p 11 w del this week i Mr 811(1 Mrs. D. R. Moorefield Mr. and Mrs. I. Mac Adair ^ e€ , k in and sons, Hub and Jim and Mr. 8 mother, fedXrs. Taylor Martin and M " M WUd » D ^ dson * dAghter, Mimi attended gradu- Io ” e who ba8 ation exercises at The Citadel jj'* n 8 P*?* 1 ** 1 BaUey M «mo- where the Adairs’ son, Duck, was f” 1 Hospital for several days, has been transferred to Self Memorial hospital in Green wood. Mrs. Thomas Elliott, who has e *eZ't' Tr, *17? SQ Ppiy Reg. $39.75 Value LADIES’ DIAMOND BRIDAL SETS 14-KT. GOLD Now.. $12.37 Reg. $73.00 Value ■ 13- DIAMOND 1 PRINCESS RING 1 14- KT. GOLD ■ Hi i...$37.47 | Reg. $409.99 Value Ladies’ One Carat BRIDAL SET 14-KT. GOLD Now... $188 Reg. $250.00 Value MAN’S CARAT DIAMOND RING 14-KT. GOLD Now.. $125.00 Reg. $24.75 Value Ladies’ Diamond SOLITAIRES 14-KT. 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Miss Kartfn Qox and Miss Mary Jane Addison visited sev eral days recently in Alexandria, Va. While there they attended *0 vo* 1 ' been spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Staton, returned Sunday by plane to Fort Bliss, Tinas, flbe was accompanied to Atlanta, 101 E. Main St. Dial 833-2101 Blue Nile DUmoMk — HiOoest Watdni DONTMISSTHISSALE Free Gifts of Value To The First 500 People * Attending This Sale FREE! FREE! $250.00 DIAMOND RING GIVEN AWAY! JUST COME IN AND REGISTER! NO OBLIGATION TO BUY! the graduation exorcises at Epis- ’ her Parents. LA ElUatt. copai High School and week-end b * en PWtidpaUnf in dance as the guests of Harry G P* ratlo “ Dc8crl Strike in Hit a*! Jimmy Sullivan, sons oM5r. **aiart Desert, joined her I and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan. the first part of the week. ppy/C4