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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, S. ThurwUy, June U, 1964 ■ •f Items of Interest From... West Clinton MRS. G. H. MAJOR, Correspondent S00 N. Sloan St. Telephone 833-2464 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams and home-made ice cream was and daughters of Greenville visit- prepared by Mrs. W. R. Snel- ed Mr. Williams’ naernts, Mr. grove, class teacher who was and Mrs. W. N. Williams Sunday, assisted by Mr. Snelgrove. Mrs. Billy Reynolds and sons Rev. Harry Chandler, District of Simpsonville were guests of Superintendent of the Methodist her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Church from Greenwood brought Spillers Sunday night. the evening message at Bailey Mrs. Mildred Kinard and Mrs. Memorial Methodist Church Sun- John Mabry were guests of the da - v n ‘8ht. Brewerton Chapter of the East- TINSLEY REUNION: ern Star at a supper in Ware On Sunday 14th the Tinsley Re- Shoals Saturday night. union was held at the Mary Lu Mrs. Fred Lowrey and child- Ranch. Among those there were ren visited with relatives in New- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stribble of berry Sunday. Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Speck Mr. and Mrs. R. T. White Longshore and family of Augus- have returned after spending sev- ta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pat- eral days with relatives in North terson of Cross Hill, Mr. and Carolina Mrs. James A. Reid and family i A Price of Wrifihts- of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Don- Ttl“ G« and Jack Wilsonof a.d L. Knighton and Kim of Nocates, Fla., mother and Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- brother of Woodrow Wilson are don Few of Duncan, Mr. and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Jim Henry and Deborah. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rush of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Giles, Mary Greenwood were supper guests ^ nn Giles, J. C. Fortner, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox Tues- George Banks of Woodruff, Mr. day night. and Mr8 Edwin Waddell. Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee visit- and Darns of Greenville, Lonnie ed their parents Mr. and Mrs. Tinsley, Mrs. Gladys Hughes. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Lee in Mr - and Mrs - w A. Patterson Lockhart Sunday. Donna return- and fuinily. Miss Sandy Leopard, ed home with her parents after Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley, Rich- visiting her grandparents for a ard Tinsley and Miss Samiline Harvey all of Clinton. BRIDE-ELECT HONORED: SOCIAL SECURTTY “Lawbreakers will be vigor ously prosecuted for violations of the Social Security Act,” the Greenwood, S. C., District Man ager of the Social Security Ad ministration warned today. Miss Martha F. Presley said she had just learned that a public ac countant and her assistant, both of Benton. Tennessee, were con victed in Chattanooga on June 2 of having committed a total of eight violations. Miss Mable G. Lewis, the ac countant, was convicted on four counts of charging fees not au thorized by the Social eScurity Administration. These fees were charged for performing services in connection with applications filed by other persons claiming social security benefits. Miss Lewis and her assistant, Claude Hicks, were also convicted bn two counts involving false infor mation and statements which they gave or caused to be given to the Administration. The pur pose of the false information and statements was to cause social security benefits to be paid to another person not entitled to such payments. — s “A fine of $600 or imprison ment of one year, or both, is pro vide^ in the Social Security Act as possible punishment for each conviction of unauthorized fee charging," Miss Pressly said. She went on to say that any fee for services performed in a so cial security matter must be ap proved by the Social Security Administration, regardless of amount, if the person charging it or receiving it is not an attorney. Even attorneys must obtain pri or approval of fees exceeding certain amounts prescribed by federal regulations," she said. She stressed the great impor tance of getting correct infor mation from the nearest Social Security district office concern ing these regulations, which gov ern fees charged for assisting claimants and others regarding social security matters. The conviction of Miss Lewis and Mr. Hicks for violations in volving false information and statements should * serve as a warning to all persons, Miss Pressly pointed out. When In tending to cause Social Security payments to be made where none are authorized, a conviction of each such violation can mean as much as a $1000 fine, or im prisonment of one year, or both, she advised. Any suspected ir regularities of this nature are quickly and full investigated by the Social Security Administra tion. Patronize ♦ The Chronicle Advertisers YARBOROUGH STUDIO . r ' •> ?*” . • T and CAMERA SHOP Corner Musgrove and Pitta Streets Cameras — films — Photo Finishing HOUSE! MOVING UtEMSID-INSUMP ^ |V - - CONTACT - G. AA. COX Phone 582-lhl4 Box 168 Fairforest, S. C. week Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Simmons of Melrose. Fla., were recent overnight guests of Mrs. J. F. Weir and Miss Marie Weir. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallen- Miss Gail Brookshire who will become the bride of George Thompson Sunday, June 28th was honored with a miscellaneous zine, Pam of Greer, and Mr. shower at the Clinton Mill Com- Mrs. Richard Wallenzine and munit y Building June 13th given family of Beech Island were by Miss Laura Smith and her guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Horace C. Smith. Claude Wallenzine. Mis * Brookshire was presented a Mrs. C. J. Sexton visited cor * age o{ carnations upon ar- friends and relatives in Green- riving Afl * r *«v*ral appropri- wood last week. ate games were played the hoa- Miss Janet Price spent last tes8e> served ice cream, cake week at the Youth Camp at ct l uare s and punch to the twenty V* m «> .» flVCk CTllAW+e »» Rocky Bottom Miss Velda Farmer and Mrs five guests. Mias Brookshire re ceived many nice and useful Claude Fanner visited Mr. and ^ ino11 * *** fumfo wwc Mrs Rufus Ballard in Joanna Mra BUnd Brook *hire and Miss Saturday Pat Coward, aunt and cousin miMaa uaj. —» 1 ■ Mr. and Mrs. Coley Campbell of ^ bride-elect of Greenville, visited Mrs Campbell's aunt, BIRTHDAYS AND Mrs L R. Weeks and Mr Weeks ANNIVERSARIES in Columbia Sunday Happy birthday June 29th to Mr. and Mrs W. R. Strange Harold Taylor, Joe Gibbs, and and Terry of Greenwood visited Shelby Satterfield Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove Jun * having birthday will and family Sunday. be Anita Turner, James Craine Mrs. Richard Dunaway and and Bandy Ward, children of Ft. Benning, Ga. are Celebrating their birthdays on visiting Mr. Dunaway's parents June 27th will be Myitis McGee this week. Also visiting the Dun- Mr » Boy Ginn, aways on Saturday was their Happy birthday June 2Mh to daughter. Mrs. Harold Gilstrap Joe Sam Caughman and Louise and Mr. Gilstrap of Greenville Bundrick. Janice Dunaway spent the week- Observing their birthdays on sad in Greenville with Mr. and JuBe 29th will be Mrs. Hughey, Mrs. Gilstrap and on Sunday the Claude Ward. Eddie Nelson and Dunaways were dinner guests of Douglas Ward, the Gilstrap* and Janice return- June 30th will be the birthday ed home with them. of Jerry Satterfield. Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bigbee Deadwyler, Daryl Foster, Mrs. have returned borne after visit- Melba Johnson and Roy Cannon, ing several weeks in IB. and Happy birthday July 1st to Hu- New York. They were guests of h* 1 "* Hughes and Viola Odum. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Orr in B* 81 wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Graysville. 111., where they at- Mattox on their wedding tended the graduation exercises ann iversary June 29th and to Mr. of their granddaughter, Miss and Mr8 Coley Campbell on Sandra Bigbee at the Graysville their wedding anniversary June High School. They visited their 27th. daughter and son-in-law, M-Sgt Celebrating their wedding an- and Mrs. Aaron Blokham in New niversaries on June 82th are Mr. York, who accompanied home for a visit. ivnosehuYtoaa. CHURCH NEWS: — The Young People’s class of anniversary. Bailey Memorial Methodist Best wishes to Mr them and Mrs. Joe Sam Caughman, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McGee and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will be celebrating their 30th and Mrs. Church enjoyed a get-together at Andy Hames, also to Mr. and the cabin of But Reeder on Lake Mrs - Handel] Farmer and to Mr. Greenwood Saturday night honor- and Mrs. D. D. Ficklin on their ing two of the members. Miss weddin g anniversary June Sth. Kathy Snelgrove who will bee- Celebrating their wedding anni- oome the bride of Jimmy Austin versary on July 1st will be Mr. on July 29th and Thornley Ste- and Albs. W. L. GambreD. • wart who will be married to Miss ——— Joann Todd on June 27th. Bar- OFFICE SUPPLIES be«ue chicken, salad, potatoes CHRONICLE PUB. CO. 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