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CHnton, S. C n Thursday, March 4, 1946 WHO'S WHERE THE CLINTON CHRONICLE were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pad- Mr. and Mrs. John W. munds, Mrs. Annie , A. Hall, Mrs. Janie HiU, Mrs. Marjorie sa Medlin, Mrs. Alton gett, Mrs. Henry Martin and Schumpert and family are mak- Wendy Wise. Mills, Hobart Stephens, Calvin Mrs Margaret DavST daughtew^etty, Pat and Diane ing their home on West Cen- Clinton-Horace Smith, Debra p. ttergon> Ezzie MfUer Mrs c. Crowder, Mrs. W.L. of CSharlotte. tennial Street. Lynn King, Mrs Julia O. Con- Joseph Avery John D VISITORS FROM ner, Joe W. Leake, Mr- °— u Ve8ta y ’ , P Avery ‘ TORRINGTON, CONN. O. Young, Munson M. • • • — Am — By 8SM641 er 8S9-U17 hmm ef About CMataa Polk Mrs. Mary Bee of Washington, D. C. spent ‘last week with her sisters, Misses Wells, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lelch- Mrs. Edna S. Jacobs, Mrs. Marie ___ t mt ,■ Qanfih Vesta Boyter, .• ner, Joe W. Leake, Mrs. Sarah Ronni(J Joe Alien, Mrs. John DUleshaw, Mrs. George 8. Buford, £^ ac ) [e iy | Mrs. Prank Owens and blin, Mrs. Valda L. baby girl, Miss Diane Whiteford, Hugh Buford, Mrs. Mildred Hwnbrtck. Mils’ Thctani Will, ner md daughter, Ellen, ol Tor. K. Brown, Mra Mildred H. Lee. M j, B Gaskln , M „ UwU Lee, Mr, Lnwe J. H<gmoe returned^ home with her for « rington. Conn, were guest, last Ludu. D. Euterlln, Mrs. Ron Howanl ^ ^ glri jMtph baby boy. James Neuffer « *12 I _ noown.ai S 5 * ,ter ' Mr *- Jnnhert, Donald G. McWattara, g^bwr, Mrs. Judy S. Boles, Bill well, Mrs. Furman Adama. ^7" J^n Chlnattl, Mr. Chlnatti, and Mra Ame C. Jacrts, Mn. Lucy Hugbes Charles A. Hollis Jr., Colored Discharge, tndn A. Nabors, ivirs. »sara C. C^opo- ■ - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon PoweU and family have moved to Young Drive. Mrs. S. C. Rowe of Marion, N. C., is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mabry. Mrs. Rof e and her husband, the late M. Sgt. Rowe made their home for several years while he was connected with the ROTC department at Presbyterian Col lege. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Pitts of Spartanburg spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bonds. Mrs. Almon Spencer and her mother, Mrs. Emmie McMahan have moved to an apartment on W. Centennial Street. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jarvis and children of Rock Hill spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Ethel Pitts. Bobby Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lee, is a patient at Shriners’ Hospital in Greenville where he underwent surgery yesterday. Mrs. Vida Mae Barnett of Charlotte, N. C., spent the past week-end with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Her man Nabors and her mother, Mrs. Lucy Nabors who is a sur gical patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Other guests Sunday Laurens — Mrs. Ethel W. Wft- son. Cross Hill — J. T. HiU Jr. Clinton — O’Daniel Varna Jr., Olin Furr is a patient at family. ■ , w 0 Randolph T. Davis, Mrs. Jennie Greenville General Hospital Sunday guests of Mrs. Sam land, Mrs. Wilhelmina H. Gault, R cauble Mrs Sarah Kine where he la undergoing treat. McCrary were her aiatera, Mre. Mre Betty B. Butoton Mr, Fred L w ’ llM M „ ^ Wa ^ T . = «. Bill Thompson.nd sonsof BremU M Baker andhaby girl, ^n, Mr. Cornelia Jackson and . Mr andMr,. j B. Soelgrove Greenwood and Mrs. Claude Fin- J. B. Potteraon Sum P. Johnmn, bab boy, Mrs. Lynn Cooper Jr. Mrs. Fannie Bell, Mra. Edith F spent Sunday with her brother, ley. Mrs. Amanda G. Johnson, Mrs. _ d baby eirl j j qqI: all schum,^-* „ nH h»hw Henry MMtln In Charlotte, N, C, Mr, end Hra^Charle, Waldren Clara Greene. Mrs. Rosa N Owcns MU, Te«: Uura Rhoden maws n<TAXj>B > ts>r were caUed to Columbia Sunday, Colored patients include: RFr^To rsTT 5 , v *<> toe serious Uiness and Kinards—Mrs. Marie T. Wil- Miss Sister Blalock, freshman of Mrs . Waldron’s father, Uams. biir^madT Wil,on phmi P s Funeral services Laurens - Mrs. Mattie Steph- ak J were conducted yesterday morn- e ns. Sa* rfL S f m ^!* er °! r! 96 ™ ing «t 11 n. m. in Columbia. Cross Hill — Mrs. Trannie She w the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Hayes has returried Grant. Mrs. George R. Blalock. to ber ^ Ridgewood, N. J., Mountvllle — Elizabeth Brown. AT MARDI GRAS after speriUing some time here Clinton — Mrs. Nora H. Suber, Carroll Copeland, son of Mr. with her mother, Mrs. Joe Bai- Mrs. Cora Rice, Freddie Gary, and Mrs. T. Heath Copeland, ley. Mrs. Margaret Abney, John H. sophomore at Clemson Unlver- Miss Shirley Ann Timmons, Williams, James Calhoun, Vance sity, is a member of Company student at Columbia College, Baby girl, Mrs. Florence Cun- C of the Pershing Rifles, crack spent the week-end with her ningham, Jessie D. Irby, Leroy drill team, which participated mother, Mrs. S. A. Timmons. Davis. in the “Krewe of Irish” parade ATTEND APA MEETING Discharged patients includes: Saturday at Mardi Gras in New Don Creighton, district forest- Kinards — Donald Jennings. Orleans, La. The Clemson er for Catawba Timber Com- Laurens—Mrs. Sandra Strange Army Band laso took part in pany, returned last Wednesday and baby girl, the Mardi Gras celebration, from New York where he attend- Joanna — Mrs. Brenda We- Kelth Caley, son of Mr. and ed the American Pulpwood As- hunt, Mrs. Elaine,T. Frazier and Mrs. Frank Cauley, is a mem- sociation meeting for several baby boy, Mrs. Evelyn G. Byars, ber of this band. days. Mrs. Romola Tinsley Dunlap. Dr. and Mrs. George R. Bla- Tommy and Rick Sanders, stu- Clinton — Miss Tina White, lock and Miss Sister Blalock dents at Newberry College, spent —— of Converse CoUege, Spartan- the week-end with their parents, FINAL SETTLEMENT burg, were in Florence Satur- Mr and Mrs. LeRoy Sanders. Take notice that on the 23rd day for the Schofield-Bryant Mr - and Mri - John Allen day of April, 1965, 1 will render wedding. Miss Blalock was a and daughter. Pearl Ann, and a final account of my acts and bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells Sr., vis- doings as Executor of the es- Mrs. P. M. Clements and ited Mrs. Alien’s aunt, Mrs. Joe tate of Catherine Wyman Jones daughter, Libby, and a girl Chaney in Lanford on Sunday. in the office of the Judge of Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Tommy De- bate of Laurens County, at 10 Mtoqou <6St (jOtlfc dectot... atou) qouft, ptawlptLoti to-— (JeuwqVi' ‘fHwWmacq Dial OS-ing friend of Charleston, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. T. J LeSka. Mr. and Mrs. Bill King and children of Summerville, Ga., Young of Greenville visited Mr. o'clock a. m., and on the same Leake, and ~Mr an< * ^ rs ‘ M arv to DeYoung on day will apply for a final dis- Sunday. charge from my trust as Ex- Mrs. E. K. Burdette of Charles- ecutor. _ m v ton visited her sisters, Mrs. Hu- Any person indebted to said spent the week^nd wTth Mre! hert J. Pitts and Mrs. Ola Sewell estate is notified and required King’s prents. Mr. and Mrs. J. du „ ng , T ^ to m ®ke payment on or before F. Jacobs. Mrs John Finney Jr., and that date, and all persons hav- IN GREENVILLE GENERAL ing ClalmS against sa id estate Dr. C. Bynum Betts is a pa- , r w"f p o ’a^?.. !L SS* P r 8ent them ° n ° r be,ore Uent in Greenville General hos pital. er, Mrs. P. B. Adair and Mr. and Mre. D. H. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells Jr, said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. Miss D o n n a Wickham of an(1 children, Buddy and Shelley, Greenville, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wickham. visited in Greenville Sunday. HERE FOR FUNERAL DR. H. PARKER JONES. 409 Harrington Street, Beaufort, S. C., • ^ Mrs. Alex Cruickshanks and Miss Janet Johnson and Jane son> S andy, and Mr. and Mrs. * b ‘ ^ 1 M4-4c-M25 Ellen Fowler spent the weekend Eugene King of Gainesville, at home with their parents, Mr. pi a t vis ted Mr. and Mre. W. G. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and King Sr., during the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler, coming especially for the fu- Both girls arc students at Win- neral of their uncle, Harry R. ■throp College. Phillips which was held Friday Miss Margaret Kent Bell has n Spartanburg. Also attending returned from a several days the services were Mr. and Mrs. stay in Greenville. W. G. K ng Sr., Mre. W. G. King HERE FOR DINNER Jr., and daughters, Kristi and Among relatives visiting Mrs. j a n. C. M. Bailey and Mrs. W. L. Marshall on Friday and coming especially to attend the dinner in honor of Mrs. Bailey on Fri day evening at Presbyterian Col- FLAVOR CHAMP! PEI FRESH MILK IF YOU DON'T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE MS-gMI /ust be sure it's P£X...you bet! HOSPITAL NEWS Patients currently at Bailey lege were Mre. Sidney Yard Sr. Memorial Hospital include: ajndJUrs. Robert Johnson of Ply- Whitmire—Mrs. Priscilla Jon- mouth. N. C.; Mrs7~W B. Lea es. Sr., Mr. and Mre. W. B. Lea Jr., Enoree—Mre. Lula Mae De- Mrs. J. J. Haggerty and Mre. Shields, Mrs. Thelma C. Lock- Pell Lea of Rocky Mount, N. C.; lear. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Dixon of Ware Shoals — Mrs. Dianne B. Miami Shores, Florida; Dr. Kelly Abrams. Dixon and Miss Nancie Englund Cross Anchor — George A. of Atlanta, Ga.; Dr. and Mrs. Rumph. Jack Roberts of Scott Presbyter- Ora—Sam Hunter Byrd, ian Church in Charleston; Mr. Laurens — Mre. Sandra M. and Mrs. George Dunlap, Rock Penland. -—— Hill; Dr. and Mre. Newt Gaston, -Cross Hill — J. Allen Lester, Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swit- Mrs. Mabef D. Whiteford, Mrs. zer, Union; and Mr. and Mre. Blanche Thompson. Walter Montgomery of Spartan- Joanna — Randall Kevin Star- burg, Dr. and Mre. William Redd nes, Mre. Vera T. Lyda, Miss Turner, Jr., of Charleston. Faye Gaskin, Miss Dora Ed- '05 CHEVROLET These great performers are the lowest priced models at our One-Stop Shopping Center i rr**- • •av.j.'Av. 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