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17, mi THE CLINTON CHRONICLE WHO'S WHERE • • • ! i fft till m tH-lSI7 About Cttntoa Polk Bowfing Leaders Week of DccemWr l>li (High Game and High Series) Ana McCrary, Laurens — Gladys Price and Susie Black, James A. Nelson. Marie King, Gloria Jackson, Joanna—Mrs. Louise Brown, Diana Sexton, Dianas Pitts and Randy Young, Mrs. Mattie Janet Hamer. Stroud, William B. Murrah, H. G. Murrah, Sr., Lela Franks, HOSPITAL HEWS ^ Fe “' u ^ IIWI iifWi llkW* Clinton—Mrs. S. A. Pitts, Sr., Don Achegon __ Patients currently at Bailey Robin Lowery, Mrs. Sara B: j r Kennedy Memorial Hospital include: Watson, Miss Dianna Wood, Rivard Ross” Kinards - Miss Jean Jen- Miss Harry Wallace, George Jame8 McElhannoii nings and Mrs. Cora Newman. M. Taylor, Deborah Taylor, Bob Keller Joanna—Mrs. Rebecca Corley Wilton Stone, C. T. Satterfield, Dovl . Rai ,. v and baby boy, Mrs. Marie S. Mrs. H. B. Patterson and baby Tnmmv winH<mr C Dm,.. ^-1 VT 1 10II1In y WinOSOF Bud Fuller — Doug Gregory Joe Spillers BUI Fennel BUI Gillispie Bobby Crumpton Farmer, James S. Prater. girl, Mrs. Roger Patterson and Kercv’RUer" Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eller of Pen- Mr. and Mrs. Horace Seymour Mrs. Florence S. Jenkins of Laurens—Mrs. Inez B. Payne, baby boy, Doris Moore, Miss EaP i Sineath sacola, Fla., will arrive tomor- and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sey- Montgomery, Alabama will ar- James A. Hanks, James E. Margaret Lawrence Mrs. Cor- . row for a visit with the latter’s mour and children of Bowman, rive Friday for a visit during Marier. rie O. Compton, Deborah Den- Roller * mother, Mrs. James Pitts. Georgia were guests Sunday of the Christmas hoUdays with her ainton—Mrs. Edna M. Elli- “**• Mrs - Tommy Davis and Brockington . M. Mm Mnrria R Rjkvmour dauffhtpr Mrs. R<»n Hav Ham- ..j w.w.. ~4.i m.. hum. baby bov. Ernest Dunawav. Boo Sitler Gholdie Simmons 206-570 Harold Sanders 182-540 J. B. Yanderford 184-548 Darrel Foster a 186-628 Walter Heaton 181-528 Jerry Heaton 224-525 Hoyt Hanvey 1 203-S17 Industrial Leane Geor * e Thompson 225-803 W” 1 * WaUace Patterson 172-506 David Mann 187*506 George Zuspan Howard Major 218-515 J. B. Yanderford 232-538 Pat Garrett 188-531 Buck Hall 1% 214-512 James McElhannon Chocy Burntt, k» «Ifc. Mid Mr. »iid Mr. Morri. B. Seymour duagMer Mr.. Ben Hny Hmb- mn Md bnby girl. Mr,. BllUe ^ Soldte'si, Mrs. Charles Burnett and sons. met, Mr. Hammet and family, m. Stephenson and baby boy, G* 'McJunkins, Mrs. ® the Christmas dan^at theEau Mr. and Mrs. V. Parks Adair Mrs. R. S. Owens will spend Mrs. Rose D. Dough, Mrs. Addis Boland, Mrs Ralph Alex- Oaude HartUne Clair High SchoSin Crtumbia ^ Monday for Hampton, the Christmas holidays with the Magdalene Heaton, Mrs. Etta •nder, Miss, Lisa Lynne Quits, Larry Landrith 177-503 Fred Smith on Friday. He was the guest of Va -> where they will spend the Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Clary in s. Tucker, Mrs. Alice S. Brew- M*** Tina l^juise Ouzts, Mrs. Miss Jane Brazzell of Eau Christmas holidays with their Kingstree. er and baby boy, Beulah Ed- £ en 2[ .?•. H °^ and > .Mf 8 : H f rry PROPERTY Chester GarfMd 188-574 to Ray Fulmer 186-534 acres f or HBO.OO. 204 ' 5fl ® Continental Land Co. 11 am D. Bolt, lot tol for $145.00. J. S. Gleason, Jr., Is Cleatis Thackston, 4.10 Highway 270 for |8^08J8. John H. Hughes to Otis IS 34 acre * Dials 212-583 ito.00 and other consideratioaa. Joseph Earl Patteraon to Brenda Bishop Patterson, lit near Lake Greenwood for *L0* love ®nd affection. 181-531 — 180-529 OFFICE BUPTLIEB 180-521 CHRONICLE FUR- CO. 208-540 212-08 201-816 184-51jl 188-547 188541 Miss Jane BrazzeU of Eau Claire. Mr. and Mrs. Gsorge Bultman of Sumter were week-end guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. Ray mond Pitts. Mrs. Jerry Holland is a patient at Self Memorial Hospital, Green wood, where she is undergoing treatment daughter, Miss Vivian Parks Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. wards, Mrs. Agnes Holland,. Bo H ck ’ I ^’ 8nd b ? by 1,0y ’ Adair. Robert Johnson were the latter’s Danny King, Carol O’Quinn, * M**- B °y d Gaskins, Isaac G. Mrs. Rklph DuU of Laurens mother, Mrs. C. S. Wells and George W. Fuller, C. H. Thom- *?“«*• “f? ^Frances Uldrick visited her aunt, Mrs. Hubert niece. Miss Ann Fincher of Nebo, ason, Braxton Dutton, Mrs. Charlton D. Benjamin, Sr., and Pitts, on Wednesday of last N. C, Also visiting was Mrs. Jaco, Cordell Sanders, Everett Fra nce* W- Trammell, week. Johnson’s sister, Mrs. Glen P. Taylor, tyy T. Waters, Billy Co 10 ** 1 discharges include: Pyatt of Gastonia, N. C. 10 SPEND HOLIDAYS GET-TOGETHER wxrwwpgi Mr. and Mrs. T. Heath Cope- Rrthhv t* tt q a i_ Mrs. George R. Holland left land and family entertained the Bobby Johnson of the U. S. Air B Forc « Academy in Colorado Osborne and Miss Azilee Sex- G f° S8 HiU — Mrs Nettie v - ton. FuUer * Colored patients include: ~ Le * 1 „9 rai |’ Mountville — Miss Elizabeth H B y rd . w Mrs wllUe R - Golden and baby girl, J. W. TueKUy to .pend th. hdldw. letter'. Mat. .nd family on Sprlnl!ii CoU w ' m Gross Hill—John H. Williams, F1 °y d > Willie Earl Richey, with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Saturday evening for their an- d a ‘“ f or * twn Mrs. Nettie V. Fuller. Morris Kinard, Dorothy J. Hagins, and Mr. Hagin. in Ah- nual ChrUtmas get-to-gettor. ^ps^nts, MrTd Kln^obS Clinton—Mrs. beville. Mr. and Mrs. Florence Cun- Nan ce, and Prather. Mrs. Mary Kate Among those present were Mr. J. "vv. ningham, Freddie Gary, David —- t JehMoo- AUo spending the hoU- BatMi wlmam Earl Stewart and Mrs. Leonard White and days with the Johnsons will be spent Sunday in Brevard, N. C., son and daughter-in-law of Win. ^ ^ ^ ^ Foggie, Edward M. Hudson, as guests of Mrs. M. L. Nichol- ston-Salem; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. wintbron 8 ^!^®# 1 ’ 1 d 1 1 Mrs. Josephine Booker, George ton end Mr.. Jemm Moody .nd Jete Mm. CJE^ V.«h^ «d XSSSSg far the Chrfatouu family. Mrs. L. R. Pierce of Columbia, hnHHav from Georgia Mili- Miss Jean Gettys of Richmond, and Mr, and Mrs. Richard White tanr CoUeBe in MuSdwville Va., will arrive tomorrow to Chester. will be Charles Ray Ronnie spend the holidays with her par- Tina and Lisa Ouzts have re- Tiller> Hamer,’ Howard Young and Terry Craig. Discharged patients include: Cross Hill—Joel A. Lester. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 8H-8M1 ents. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gettys. turned to their home after ton- Watkins, and Johnny’ Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leonard silectomies at Bailey Memorial Hershel Thomason is conva- and family spent the weekend in Hospital on Monday. They are lescing at Bailey Memorial Hos- Greensboro, N. C. with relatives, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. pjtjQ following surgery last week, going especially for their fam- Ernest R. Ousts. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Srhofleid fly’s annual Christmas party. . Col. and Mrs. B. F. Wingard 0 f Florence, were guests last Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Herbert attended the Wade Hampton Of- week-end of Dr. Mrs George of Charleston, spent Sunday with fleer* Club banquet and dance in r Blalock, the latter’s father, J. Roy Craw- Columbia on Saturday evening Cadets Han McSween Tv ford. at Fort Jackson. Tonight they smith, R L. H«S David Miss Louise Simpson of Moul- wiU attend the annual Christ- Templeton Harold Culbertson trie, Georgia visited Mrs. Robert mas party given by the Head- an d Bill Shields students at Wysor III, Sarah Lynn and Rob- quarters Detachment at t h e The Citadel. Charleston arrive hie. Wade Hampton Hotel, ColumWa. today to spend two weeks hofl- Mr. and Mrs. John Heywards Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hansen of d ay at home of Rion, were guests of Mr. end Atlanta, Ga., spent Tuesday with Misg Fraser Junior at Mrs. J. F. Jacobs Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Holland. Mary Baldwin Coflege in Stan ton, Va., will arrive Friday to spend the hoUdays with her par ents. Dr. and Mrs. T. Layton Fraser. Miss Mary Grace League, who is attending Greenville Nursing School will arrive tomorrow for a ten days vacation with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill League. Also arriving next week for the holidays will be Miss Shirley League, who is in training at Grady Hospital in Atlanta, Ga. NAMED TO COURT Miss Jane Milam was one of the attendants to the Cude Queen at Coker College The campus tradition-breaking roy al trio topped 38 paired con tenders entered by student or ganizations in a school-wide beauty-cutie contest staged each falL Miss Milam is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Milam, Jr., of this city. 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