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t CttaUw, S. Thireday, October 1, 1964 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ; 10 W H O' S WHERE • • — A* — 8664641 or 8SS-161T tt6M9 if About Clinton Folk Highlights ■> from Clinton High By CAROL SANDERS $ News Of BondsCross Roada 8HOUSE son Davii Sally Pitts a student nurse at Grady Hospital in At- Mrs. S. P. Bowers spent the week-end in Sumter with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bowers. Miss Jean Nelson who teaches in Charleston, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nelson. Mrs. N. W. McDaniel has re turned from a several weeks visit with her son, B. W. McDan iel and family and other rela tives in Augusta, Ga. Cadet Ty Smith of The Citadel, Charleston, sprat the week-end with his parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs. F. V. Smith, having come especially to visit his mother who is a patient at Bailey Me morial Hospital. Among those from Clinton at tending the PC-Lenoir Blufae football game in Hickory, N. C., Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Adair, Mr. and Mrs. James Addison.^Mr. and Mrs. John W. Finney. Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts spent the week-end in Rock Hill with her daughter, Mrs. Wayne Jarvis, Mr. Jarvis and family. IN BAILEY MEMORIAL Mrs. Jack Holland is conva lescing in Bailey Memorial Hos pital where she underwent sur gery last week. Miss Nancy Stump, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stump, is a student at Yardeli Hall in Red Springs, N. C. HERE FROM COLORADO Mrs. Larry Fowler and chil dren, who have been making their home in Boulder, Colo., will make their home here for the next three months with Mr. Fowler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler, while he is at tending U. S. Air Force Officers Training School in San Antonio, Texas. Mr. Fowler left Saturday for Texas after visiting his fam ily here, Mrs. George R. Holland, Mrs. Eva Land and Miss Nellie Os borne have returned from an overnight visit with Mrs. J. W. Gibson in Swannanoa, N. C. John C. Tucker, son of Mrs. Matilda Tucker, is continuing his studies at the University of South Carolina. Presbyterian College Coach Catiy Cook - Sipfb'b Interviewed by Bill Hbgan — Over — WLBC-AM-FM Saturdays 12:15 — Sponsored By — M. S. Bailey & Sdh, Bankers " 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buice spent the week-end in Rock Hill visiting relatives. Guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Craven and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Craven and sons of Oklahoma City, Okla., Mr. and Mrs. Arno Proctor and family of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Proctor of Cross Hill. Also Rev. Martin Luther Craven, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cra ven of this city joined them for dinner at the Cravens. HOME FROM HOSPITAL Harry Baldwin is convalescing at home following an Illness and stay at Bailey Memorial Hos pital. IN SELF MEMORIAL Mrs. P. B. Adair entered Self Memorial Hospital, Greenwood, yesterday where she will under go surgery today. HERE FROM RICHMOND Mrs. Conway Twitty of Rich mond, Va., has been spending several days with her omther, Mrs. Robert S. Owens. Mr. Twit ty was here yesterday and ac companied her home. Dr. and Mrs. E. Bryan Keisler and Mr. and Mrs. Rhett P. Adair visited Shelton Rimer, Jr., at the South Carolina Medical Col lege Hospital on Monday. IN BAILEY MEMORIAL Tommy Hollis is convalescing at Bailey Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient fol lowing an attack last week. Mr. and Mrs. V. Parks Adair have returned from an extended visit with their daughter, Miss Vivian Parks Adair in Hampton, Va. KIWANI8 CONVENTION Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomas at tended the Kiwanis Carolina Dis trict 44th Annual Convention on September 27-29 in Charlotte at the Queen Charlotte Hotel. Mr. Thomas is Lt. Governor of the Kiwanis International 9th Divis ion. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crocker and Calvin Cooper attended the Personnel and Public Relations Division of the South Carolina Textile Manufacturer’s Associa tion at Hilton Head several days last week. , MARINO HOME Of N. C. Mrs. Anthony Brown and chil dren left Wednesday to join Mr. Brown in Cullowhee, N. C. where they will make their home. Mr. Brown is teaching at Western Carolina Teachers College. Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Wilder and son of Shelby, N. C. spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wilder VISIT MOTHER Ens. Michael O. Hartley, with the U. S. Naval Air Corps sta tioned in Pensacola. Fla., was a recent visitor with his mother, Mrs Dean S. Hartley, at Thorn- well Dean S. Hartley, IH, of Santa Anna, Calif., a grandson, and a student at Wofford Col lege, Spartanburg, will visit Mrs. Hartley shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Donnan ewH sons. Hugh and David, of Charleston, spent the week-end with Mr. Donnan's mother, Mrs. J. H. Donnan. James G. Monroe, Jr., of Lat- ta, was a recent overnight visi tor of Miss Iona Blakely and J. Aldine Blakely. Mr. Monroe was enroute to his studies at Van derbilt College in Nashville, Term. Mrs. Anthony Thomas Pickett and Mrs. B. J. Townes and chil dren of Greenville, were guests last Thursday of Professor and Mrs. Earl Halsall. Bliss Linda DeU White of the University of South Carolina, Co lumbia, was a recent guest of her grandmothers, Mrs. R. C. Stewart and Mrs. O. B. King. TO ATTEND CONFERENCE Thursday, the seniors at club. The following will lead . . . . . ... Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Brown CHS had one of their major the club this year: Duces— lanta sP^ 111 the week-end with are leaving this week for San thiiDi of fie school year when Kathy Bouknight and Bentley their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio, Texas, where they will they Reported to the auditor!- Hammet;' Praetor—Jenny Ed- David Pitts, Sr. attend the Governors’ confer- um to be measured for their wards; Questor—Melissa Tur- Kenneth Johnson a student at ence. rings and caps and gowns. All ner; and Program Chairmen— Georgia Tech, Atlanta, spent the Miss Azile Livingston of North day long seniors asked each Kathryn Arnold and Sharen week-end with his narents Mr Augusta, and Mrs. Billie Rae other, “What size did he me as- Plaxico. aiK ] Mrs Ear i e Johnson Lewis apd daughter, Karen, of ure your finger;” and later in * * * r„hh v Wrt.ht of Mr .iwi Travelers Rest, spent the week- the day fenvious underclassmen A new club was organized at M 01 ."“j,V/ end with Mrs. Frank Boland, asked them the same quesUon. CHS last week, with J. K. Hit- ’Tyv*’ en i5 red J1 ,U8 &V— - .... * • • • ner as sponsor. The Future ** P™Ject cMcken* Thursday Mr. and BIrs. Ed Perry and Seniors also took advanUge of Draftsmen of America, com- in count y achievements. Buddy family and Mr. and BIrs. J. E. another of their privileges Posed of mechanical drawing Martin spent Sunday in Greenr when they began voting for *tudents, is an organization to ville and at Paris Mountain. sartor superlatives on Tuesday Promote interest in mechanical Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ramage ' n »« nemet of these superla- engineering. The club hopes to and son Tommy and Mr and Uv# * ^ ^P* a * « senior PuWieh a handbook on me- WSLE'.StS cu- ^ «nttl annual ^ ^ to. °* ul , ,1 ! >,lr e’ COm “ dub’i. Larry rite-. Ottlr of- Tran., and other point! ot inter. . . fleers are as follow,:. Darrel '“Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Covington ■•*«**£ •WldMd and elected and son, Al. of Hamlet, N. C„ SSd^ ^er“Jn^ X were guests of Miss lone Blakely * erve order at the meetings, and J. Aldine Blakely over the f Butch Anderson was selected r.^si^Tr 8 £7 ^ Uo " Tamer * n ‘ i Bou,,cer! . bta. Mi. lets. - T ~ Shady Grove stration Chib Wfll Oct . 5 at g o’c club house, urged to be Pitts, student at Crfc«- Mr ““d **»• a number of Charleston on Patronize The Chronicle Advertisers James Monroe of Latta, and Clinton, S. C. I 4 SAVE If 10TH EARN frcmI Me 1ST It's Nme * scnreurfioro really pofr VU saving CUndfT RATE OF DfftDBND 4% cille McSween; Praetor—Kay- Miss Libby Monroe of Winthrop r “ 00X1 S ,e * tor ~ Colleae H Johnson; and Program Chair- mt.. cu _t , vv i men—Edna Jacobs and Randy Miss Carol Shealy of the Uni- n 0 ki m versity of South Carolina, Co- * , , lu £? bi *’ spent here Xhe first-year Latin classes with her parenU, Mr. and Mrs. also elected officers for their Harvey Shealy. Miss Beverly Muller left last Friday for Atlanta, Ga., where she will begin studies at Massey College. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients currently at Bailey Memorial Hospital include: Laurens — Mrs. Lois H. Reames, BIrs. Grace P. Tins ley, Miss Vriginia Crowe. Joanna—Mrs. Mary N. Mills, Mrs. Jessie H. Waits, James C. Baker and Mrs. Gladys K. Johnson. Clinton—Mrs. Lula Mae De- Shields and baby boy, Thomas F. Hollis, Miss Donna Gay Templeton, Russell lusti, Mrs. Ruby King, Mrs. WUUe Own- bey, Mrs. Frances McCrary, BIrs. Eva Graham, Mrs. Leila Smith, BIrs. Nora T. Yarbor ough, Mrs. Gazzie M. Norris, Mrs. Carolyn C. Holland, Os car A. Crawford, S. J. Todd, Mrs. Melda S. Gambrell, Geo. A. Black, Odys F. McIntosh, Grady L. Dunaway, Stephen C. Beaty, Harold R. Burgess, Mrs. Ola C. Mauldin, Thomas E. Ellison, Dennis E. Sim mons, Glenn Strange, Mrs. Margie L. Bagwell, Mrs Ger trude H. Samples, Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs. Ethel Baker, Mrs, Grace Young and Mrs. Gay- nelle DeYoung. Colored patients include: Washnglton, D. C.—Mrs. Ly dia L. Carithers Cross Hill—Elick Moses and Miss Mary EUa Miller. Klnards—Higgins baby boy. Mountville — Mrs. Lucille Jones. Clinton—John H. Williams, Nathaniel Copeland, Leroy Da vis, BIrs. Carrie Bell Buskel, Mrs. Geneva Skelton, Mamie Simpson, Mrs. Yvonne Conway and baby boy, and Mrs. Han nah Williams. Discharged patients include: Klnards—Miss Dianne Mer chant. Joanna — Darren Sineath, Mrs. Nick Jaskin, Mrs. W. R. Gilliam, Mrs. Ellie Kelly and Mrs. Edith Crowder. Laurens—Frank Shockley. Chester—Jack Farmer. Clinton—A. Paul Owens, Mrs. Charles Nalley, W. R. Ander son, Miss Gail Eustace, Mrs. I. O. Ray, Wyman Shealy, Fur man Samples, Mrs. Pearline R. Gregg, Mrs. Nelson Garner, BIrs. Fred Cunningham, Mrs. James F. Cook and baby girl, Nina O’Cain, Thomas H. Brown, Mrs. Wilma B, Sam ples, James Ammons, Mrs. Roger Patterson, Clifton Adair, Mrs. Mary J. Bledsoe, BIrs. Ludie F. Avery, Mrs. Claude Farmer, Mrs. Dianne B. Hun- nicutt and baby boy. Miss Azi- lee Sexton, James J. Sanders, Peggy McGee, William T. Ar- rowood, Kenneth Samples, Miss Dianne Patterson, Mrs. Frank Pitts, Richard L. Martin, James R. Jacks, Mrs .Virginia Gos sett, and Miss Teresa Camp bell. 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