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10, 1004 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE CUaUm, a C, Thonday, WHO'S WHERE • • • — A» — SSMMI m OSt-iSlT About CUnton Polk JOOn H. Byrd, Mr«. Florence Joanna—Mrs. F. D. Bodie, ward Thornton, Mrs. John Earl Cunningham, David Bates, Mrs'. Elaine T. Frasier, George Thomas and baby boy, James “ Mr *- Dorothy J. Nance, Fred- Gilliam, Jr., Timothy Hayes, Singleton, A. C. King, Marty Mrs. Irene Pitts has returned from a several weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Hol combe, and Col. Holcombe in Augusta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mills of Millen, Ga., visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. O’Daniel Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. J. Y. O’Daniel of Millen, were guests also on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Home spent the week-end in Warner Robins, Ga., with their son and daughter-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Bill Horne. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dunson of Greenville, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turner and attended the Cotillion dance on Saturday evening. A-3c Richard G. White, who recently completed his basic training witn the U. S. Air Force at I-ackiand AFB, Texas, spent two weeks with his mother, Mrs. Vera White, before going to Westover AFB, Mass., where he will be stationed. Mrs. P. B. Adair is spending several weeks with her daugh ter, Mrs. DeLeon H. Reynolds, and Mr. Reynolds in Washing ton, Ga. Pvt. E-l Francis R. (Don) White of Fort Ord, Calif., arrived yesterday for a week’s visit with his mother, Mrs. Vera White. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Todd of Loris, were week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. David T. Mix on and family. W. R. Anderson is convalesc ing at home after being a pa tient at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood for several wcqqIks* Mrs. W. W. Harris spent the week-end in Newberry with her daughter, Mrs. George Sam, and Mr. Sean, who attended the marriage of Miss Iris Cres- well and Joe DeMates on Sat urday evening in Trinity Church in Columbia. Quinton Chapman and son, John, of Charleston, were week-end guests of Mrs. J. H. Don nan and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Chapman in Meaotville. Mrs. Gary Dillard is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Salters in Salters this week. Danny Bishop, Billy May, and Cress mi—Click Moses. Phil Holland, students at Qroe- Monntvill* - Miss Elisabeth nore school tpmi the holidays Brown. riimm J ainUMl - William Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. Samfo Pinson of W1U Whitmore, Morrsi Kinard, Mrs. Willie R. Golden and baby ^ ± girt. Mrs. Mary Kate Prather, tended the Cotillion Club Dance John H. Byrd, Mrs. Florence on Saturday evening. Mrs. John B. • Ferguson w __ spending some time in Athens, die Gary, Mrs. Josephine Book Ga., with relatives. er, J. W. Floyd, George Young, Howie Dawkins, Jr., has re- Willie Earl Richey, John H. turned to his home on Ferguson Williams. Street having been a surgery Dicharged patients Include: patient at Bailey Memorial Hos- pital. Guests during the holidays of Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Stump were their children, Miss Nancy Stump and roommate Miss Peg gy Averitt of Lexington, Ky., and Laurens—Mrs. Betty G. Jos- selyn. Newberry—Mrs. J. R. Bish op, Jr., and Mrs. J. D. Har din. * Kinards—W. E. Caudell and Miss Jean Jennnigs. Intosh, John David McGee, Miss Pearl Birchmore, Mrs. Barbara Bull, Mrs. Addle B. Coleman, Charles Michael Crawford, Daniel Dennis, Wil liam J. Dees, Miss Lily Yar borough, Jimmy Thornton, Ed- Alice Balder, Mrs. Suite and baby gM, nita F. \ White. Colored Cross mB—Mrs. and baby gllL Miss Lavinia R. Cooley, Mrs. JIB L. Davis, Mrs. Louise Kramm. Clinton—Mrs. Kenneth Mann and baby boy, Mrs. Otis Mc- Heaton, Howie Dawkins, Jr., William D. Adair, Miss Kath erine Blakely, James B. Cath- Kinard, cart, Mrs. Mattie Flinn, Mrs. and baby boy, Rachel W. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. 1 TIMEX WATCHES CLINTON’S LARGEST ASSORTMENT FROM AM UP 10% OFF Young's Pharmacy “A Friendly Store” We Delivi Dial MS-1220 Books On Flower Arrangement • • • Planting FLORAL DECORATIONS FOR TOUR CHURCH (BN*) EVERGREEN AND FLOWERING SHRUBS FOR TOUR HOUR (CM) 8HRUH AND TKm FOR THE HOME LANOBCAra (■■Mm*) The CHRONICLE BULOVA The Una watch tor every badge* A The Concerto, 17 Jew els. $14.95 # B Miss America. Glam orous 17 Jewel bangle bracelet watch. 9SMI C American Girl for her, 17 Jewels, bangle bracelet. $7Mt D La Petite, 23 Jewels, 14K gold, 8 sparkling diamonds. 512S.M E Man’s Ambassador, 17 F Date King calendar G Regatta, water-resist ant, selfwinding. $89.95 EAST TERMS A CRKDIT TO SOUTH CAROLINA Mrs. John B. Ricketts of Greenville, spent the week-end with Mrs. Robert Wysor. They were Joined on Sunday by Mr. Ricketts. Mrs. Delmar Rhame spent _ VarienHan inlted S^rfogi, N. ^ U Murrah, c and Miss Mary Bart Stump and attended an afternoon tea. aru j roommates Miss Rusty Week-end guests of Dr. and Cooke of Florida and Miss Alei- Mrs. Marc C. Weening were da Tillan of Cuba and Winthrop the latter’s mother, Mrs. W. E. College Adams, and also an aunt, Miss M r. and Mrs. Paul Muller left Fay McKinley of Charlotte, N. 0 ver the week-end for Miami C. They came especially to Florida where they are visiting attend the HoUday House held Mri Muller’s sister-in-law, Mn. at the Weereing’s home on Fri- Connie Ralph. On Friady they d V- ^ t Will return to Savannah, Georgia Miss Uly Yarborough has re- where they wi u attend the turned to her home on Centenial Christmas festivities of the Con- Street having been a patient at tinental Can Paper Corporation, Bailey Memorial Hospital for before returning home, several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Shealy children of Darlington spent the Sr. are visiting with relatives week-end with the latter’s par- and friends in Columbia. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Karl John- Mr and Mr*. Blakely Tribble son. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Betty Wells recently Bryant attended the Passail- visited relatives In Blacksburg. aigue-McElveen wedding in En- Mot Shealy, student at Georgia oree. Southern College in Stetesboro, The Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Darr Ga., spent the weekend with his attended the wedding of Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Passailaigue and Mr. McElveen Shealy. in Enoree on Saturday. Miss Julie Bolick spent the Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Pitts of weekend with her parents, Mr. Spartanburg visited Mrs. S. A. and Mrs. Julian Bolick. Miss Pitts Sr., who is a patient at Bolick is teaching schol in North Bailey Memorial Hospital. Augusta. VISITORS FROM ENGLAND VISITORS FROM MAINE Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wilson included Michael Peter Undari and family were Passe, brother of Miss Susan Passe who is the fiancee of the Wilson’s son, Carl. The other guest we* John Burns. Both Mr. Passe and Mr. Burns are resi dent* of Derbyshire, England. the latter’s mother, Mn. Nor man Stickney and also the lat ter’* brother, Donald, of Scow- began, Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gault Jr. and children spent the weekend in Bamberg with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gault. MOVE INTO NEW HOME Col. and Mrs. Powell Fraser recently moved into their new ly constructed home on Chestnut Street. Col. Fraasr la a member of the Presbyterian College staff. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Undari of Torrington, Conn., are on aa ex tended visit with their son, Alflo Undari, Mrs. Undari and family. C. Hershel Thomason Is a patient at Bailey Memorial where be underwent surgery on Wed need ay. Mr. and Mrs. Cally Gault and children, Joy, Emy An, and Cal, and Gen. Ansel Godfrey attend ed the Shrine Bowl game In Charlotte during the weekend. Brent Holcombe spent several days during the Thanksgiving Holidays with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Howard in CampbeOo. Ralph Tedarda and ton, Buzxy, Lonnie Hiers and Danny Jones attended the Shrine Bowl Game in Charlotte on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meadows of Fairview, N. C., were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Seigler recently. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients currenty at Bailey Memorial Hospital include: Laurens—James A. Nelson. Mr* I net B. Payne. Mrs. Gladys Price. Joanna — Miss Lela Franks H. O. Murrah. Mrs. MaydeU W Moon, William B. Murrah Ron. Jr Young. Mrs. Mattie Stroud Mrs. Ruby Fennell. Clinton—Mrs. Dianne S. Pat i baby boy, Mrs Heaton, Mrs. Mar gie C. Patterson and baby girl, Mrs. Agnes M. HoUand. Mrs Addle Boland. Mrs. KathiTB H Pitts, Wilton G. Stone. George M. Taylor, C. H. Harry Wallace, C. T. Setter- field. 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