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THB CLINTON CHSONKLB
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iy Wiffinghan in Hospital
MBS. W. J. BOGAN
iday visitors of Johnny Wil
iam, who underwent surgery
Friday at Self Memorial
in Greenwood, were his
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wil
iam, Mrs. Belle Willingham,
and Mrs. Claude Franks and
Louis Murphy,
r. and Mrs. Lewis Gilliland
daughter, Norma Jean, of
jnville, were Sunday dinner
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sex-
Afternoon guests were Mr.
Mrs. T. R. Julian and Con-
Fountain Inn. Also their
titer, Diane Sexton, of Wto-
>P College, Rock Hill, was a
Fk-end guests of her parents.
Ir. and Mrs. Bernard Nabors
W. K. Waits visited Mrs.
lise Waits in Calhoun Falls
Sunday.
Irs. Aubrey F e n t u f I and
of
titer, Gail, spent the week
end in Marion, N. C., with Mr.
and Mrs. Eari Lytle, and other
friends and relatives.
The Rev. and Mrs. OWe Dych-
es and daughters, Beth and Gay,
of Lugoff, were last Monday
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Adair
were Sunlay guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Grubbs and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wilkie in Spar
tanburg.
Miss Marie Moon spent several
days in Greenville last week
with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. John
son. While there she visited her
sister, Mrs. Sadie Kennedy, of
Joanna, who is a patient at the
General hospital.
Miss Etta Holcombe, Mrs.
Alice Ruth Chappells and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brooks and
daughter, Hazel, of Easley, were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Murphy.
—Saturday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. A. S. Holt were Mr. and
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Mrs. Hollis Collier, Mrs. Phillip
Co her and son, Andy, of Doug
las, Ga^ The latter'Mrs. Collier
and Andy remained for a two
weeks virit. „
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Scott of
Charleston, were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Sineath. Last week-end Mrs.
Eari Snieath and son, Darrin,
were guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Troupe in Bam
berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Derrill Bozard,
Martin and Margaret were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Cash in Cow pens. Mrs. J. M.
Bozard, who spent several days
last week in Cowpens, returned
home with Mr. and Mrs. Bozard.
Miss Elaine Boyce of Wlnthrop
College, Rock Hill, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Boyce. On Friday she at
tended the Clinton High School
homecoming fevtivities.
W. K. Waits was an overnight
visitor in Columbia last Wednes
day, going especially to attend
the state* fair.
SP5 and Mrs. Isaac Evans and
Diana, of Tacoma, Wash., left
last Tuesday after spending sev
eral days here due to the illness
of his father, James E. Evans,
who is a patient at Bailey Me
morial Hospital.
Miss Betty Stroud, student at
Winthrop Colege, Rock Hill, was
a week-end guest of Mrs. Clara
Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Lowery
and Karen spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Alls-
brook and family in Sumter and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Davis and
children in Camden.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Gosnell were Mrs.
Charles Milton and children of
Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Elliott and
Mrs. Cancie B. Arnold were
Saturday visitors in Spartanburg
and remained for the all-night
singing at Memorial Auditorium.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Last Sunday Bobby O’Shields,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Barron
O'Shields was the honored guest
at his home with a birthday din
ner. He received several gifts
from his friends and relatives.
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy O’Shields and
son, and Mrs. J. W. Kennington
and children of Atlanta, Ga.
Bobby was four years old on
October 19.
ASSIGNMENT IN ENGLAND
A2C Donald Brown, who is
permanently assigned to Schil
ling AFB, Kansas, is currently
assigned to Brize Norton AB,
England, for 90 days. Ha will re
turn to the states sometimes in
December. Airman Brown is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown
of Joanna.
ATTEND REUNION IN
ALABAMA
C. E. Chapman returned last
Wednesday after spending two
weeks in Gadsden, Ala. He was
there to attend the reunion of the
81st Division, known as the Wild
cats, (A the First World War,
which was held in Gadsden on
the 9-10-11. His old buddy, John
L. Warren, of Florence. Ala.,
joined him there.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
ADAIR
Mr. and Mrs. Billy L. Adair of
Chevy Chase, Md., announce the
birth of a son, Gregory William,
on Oct. 23. Mrs. Adair,is the for
mer Miss Betty Ann Lewis of
Bethesda, Md.
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
Happy birthday today, Oct. 29,
to Virginia McCarson and Mar
garet Dawkins, and wedding an
niversary wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude^
will observe their wedding an
niversary on Friday, and Zelma
Sineath and Joyce Cotney will
celebrate birthdays the same
day.
Saturday, October 31, on Hal
loween day, several will cele
brate birthdays, including Susan
Livingston, Freda Ellison, Dena
Louise Dillard, Walter Byars,
Jimmy Derrick and J. J. Motes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davenport
will have a wedding anniversary.
November 1st brings birthdays
to Katie Cromer, Lynne Wil
liams and Maude Franklin.
Tuesday, November 2, Frankie
Shealy, Roxanne Bridges and
Reginald Scott Rowe will ob-
sevre birthdays, and Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Bridges a wedding
anniversary.
Birthday greetings on Tues
day, November 3, to Gussie
Waits.
Happy birthday on November
4 to Remona Darlene Powell,
Cleo Darnell, Billy Lollis, and
Billy Waits. A so wishes for a
happy wedding anniversary to
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilingham.
Cross HiH News
MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN.
Correspondent
Miss Denney has returned to
her work in Washington, D C„
and Mrs. Wallace Schemer to
her home in Richmond, Va.,
after visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Denny. Mrs.
Denny returned home with
Mrs. Schemer and Mr. Denny
has gone to a nursing home in
ery from a broken hip received
in a fall at his home several
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adair and
children moved into their new
home on the Clinton-Greenwood
highway last week.
Those from the Liberty
Spring WOC who attended Rev.
John R. Smith’s lecture at the
First Presbyterian Church in
Laurens Wednesday were Mrs.
John T. Stokes, Mrs. H. K.
Boyce, Mrs. Jim Austin, Mrs.
Neta Crisp, Mrs. W. M. Lea-
man, Mrs. J. L. Adair, Sr.,
and Mrs. Harold Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shealy
had as recent guests Mrs. H.
D. Rogers of Greenwood, Mrs.
Alt Cobb of Hodges, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Wharton of
Laurens. Airs. Tabitha Shealy
of Little Mountain, will spend
this week with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Mackey Horton
and Ernie Austin spent the
past week-end with the former’s
parents in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Living
ston, Johnny and Karne, A. A.
Workman and Mr.
John Adams and chfldrm of
Greenwood, visited rswsnHy hi
the mountains of North Caro
lina. Mrs. A. A. Workman ac
companied them to Greenville
and vsiited Mrs. Walter Hill
for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Austin
of Clemson, spent the past
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Austin, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H? Coleman
and family were Sunday guests
of their daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon
and children in Greenville.
Week-end guests of Mrs. H.
McCravy
Lanford of
Ra., and Mr.
Floyd of
Mrs. C. R.
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mother, Mrs
Mrs. E. P.
patient at Self
pital in G)
Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday In Gi
daughter
Mrs. BUI Barrow
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"Tho rmpondbilify for tho control of U. S. nuclear weapon* rocta toleiy wMh Ao Prmidont,
» exorciem tho control of their use in all foreseeable circumttancm. Thi* hoi bom Ao com
o 1943 under four Prmldonti. It will continue to be the cam as long as I am Auldmt."
President Lyndon X Johnson, SoptmAsr IS, 1#S4.
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dovlm a ensure that netthar a madman nor a malfunction could trigger nudoor war."
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TTwir vwn iinimjiivw Wf any wvJOT^WsWy* Mavvy s^m j
Td drop a low yMd atomic bomb on Chine** supply lines in North Viet Nam."
Sony MAmSw, Nsonwod
"What would bo wrong with a tactical decision to use a vary low yield bomb on Ao
mountain posses bolwisn Russia and Iron, should a war or the pomibBHy of a war develop as .
between those countriesT" tarry Osldwatsr, Coogmorionol Record S-J9-41'
"Question of using bombs In Cuba should bo loft up to tho gorwrob. You first mult pro- •'j
suppooo that wo are going to attack Cuba, which wo aren't now. But I think conventional
weapons wM do Ao (ob. I wouldn't worry about It. h should bo loft to the generals."
Barry Osfdwotor, Its AngsM Thom 3-14-U
"Wo must bo proposed to undertake military operations against vulnerable Communist
rogimm — wo ought to present the Kremlin with an uMmotum forbidding lovlot Iwtorvondon.
and bo prepared, if tho ultimatum b refected, to move a highly mobile task force ocpilppod with
appropriate nodoor weapons to the scene of Ao revolt." ^
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make sura I hit H."
“Some day. Aero wA either bo a war or wo will bo subjugated without it."
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