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CHntoa, 8. C, Tharaday, imm 24, IMS THE CLINTON CDONICLl WHO’S WHERE • • 88MS4I m ttl-ltlT Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Chap- sisters, Mrs. Bessie Arrington the past week and the two are Mr. and .Mrs. Lewis D. Simp- central and will leave tomorrow for and Mrs. Callie Dunlap, who will now visiting Mends in Boston, ^ ^ Debbie were in Green- Ida. Myrtle Beach where they will at- return with him for a visit. Mass., Bridgeport, Conn, and v iii e i as t Friday with their Lt (Jg) tend the State American legion HEBE FOR FATHER'S DAY New York City. grandson, Bootsie Cox, who had Mrs. Crowl visttetl convention at the Ocean Forest Visiting their father, G. A. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jordan surgery at Greenville General nvrther Mrs. R. W. Hotel. Mr. Chapman will be a Black, and Mrs. Black Sunday and children, Betsy, Tricia, and Hospital. but week ~~onls I* delegate from the local^ Cope- were G. Arthur Black of Green- John, of Kinston, N. C., are visit- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gary of home in Brunswick. Ga.. ^ w - ^ ln * Mri JokIm’s mother, Mrs. Whitmire visited Mrs. J. ILDon- their wedding trip. Chapman will represent the Black of Columbia; Mrs. W. A. Robert Wysor. nan and other relatives on Mon- Al £ fllar *‘.n-- t 4. d *“* hter . Mary, of Mrs. Harold Power was called day. Mira. George Lewis and son, Fountain Inn; Mr. and Mrs. But- Greenville due to the illness of Scotty, of West Palm Beach, ler Black and Butler, Jr:, of At- her mother Mrs Maxie Temnle- Fla., have been visiting her sis- lanta, Ga. Another daughter, ton M rs Temnleton is a oa- tj.. uh ter, Mrs. Charles Burnett, and Mrs. Mary B. Lawter and tient at rreenvnie oenemi Wo«. chU , dr ^ 1 n ’ T inna and . and Mrs. Cole’s , family. Mrs. Burnett and daugh- daughter, Mary Cecil, visited 8t Greenville G * neral Ho8 ‘ yf«tertay *_ ^ and Mrs. Carlton Win. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Una of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. Lrbmw Vacationing in Florida Cole of Athens, Ga., are v*- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ousts and iting this week with Mrs. *io*» pital. Miss Linda Barron of Joanna Mrs. Ethel Brown, who recent- Mrs. W. C. Baldwin, Miss Ruth are spending the week in Wash- ^o^a^^nd^ng^Ss ufwter^efT^or 1 T^tilahMse F\* ly returned from Southern Semi- Bailey, Mrs. W. C. Shealy, Mrs. ington, D. C., with their sister, week atCaSar^HMui. * ^ WM » Sunday at the home at points of interest along the Horace Mrs. Mary Beil, and other rela- Finney, lives. nary in Buena Vista, Va., is Julian Coleman, Mrs. spending a month at ThornweU Payne, Mrs. John W. Orphanage where she mother Mrs. nettsville, spent the week-end ton, Mrs. Della Holloway with Mrs. Cheney Stone. Greenwood, and Mrs. Irby Hipp Mrs. O. B. King. where she is attending summer Mrs Hmrh Kicholheroer Mrs. George R. Holland is con- school at Tallahassee State Uni- ^ Eichelberger. valescing at the home of her versity. Her daughter, Mary Ce- Vistting in Texas inage where she is house Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mrs. Frank Misses Nancy and Paula Gray gigter Mn J P Prather fol- cti iwtiiraed with Mr muTm™ Mr * R - C Adair Sr Ieft yes '- r at Edith Cottage. Miller, and Miss Agnes Davis of Virginia Beach, Va., returned ‘owU to mness and sUy at Bai- Butlw B^k d M terday by plane for * weeks : cr?. Midgley of Ben- and Mrs. J. B. Speake of Clin- home TuewMy after a _t«-day l^e^STS^jT ^ ^* n „± ¥ - AT SUMMER SCHOOL of Rock Hill. Cpl. Pete McLennon of Ft. Billy Young, son of Mr. and Polk, La., and Chicago, HI., vis- Mrs. William Young, is spending ited Pfc. James P. Sloan during tills week at Camp Greenville. visit with their grandmother, The Reverend Mrs. Rob- Roehn in San Antonio, Texas. granomomer. Cu^reato retorned ert H . Freeland and children of Chris Adair HI, spent last Mm Vicki Todd Kins and Ter- J Brunswick * Ga - "e visiting week in Davidson, N. C., where Mrs. B. F. Wingard is attend- Mrs. Ruth McMillan of Gaff- ri, Mrs. Joyce Coble and Dina, weeks visit with her mother, JJ3 Mn”?*? Wimas 11 *’ Mr ’ tennistounlament 1 ^ inter ' 8tate ingsununer school at Columbia ney, who was attending the Sy- Mrs. Barbara Smith and chU- Mrs. O. I. Sheely, who accom- * M "’ C Thomas tcnnis tournament. College and the University of nodical Training School held dren, Craig and Connie, of Co- panied her home for a visit. South Carolina, Columbia. here last week, was the guest of lumbia, visited Mrs. Dwight RETURN FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bonds spent Mrs. W. W. Harris on Wednes- Tucker and Ty Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. George R. Bla- several days last week vacation- day. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Morris lock, Jr., have returned from a ing at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Seymour and Randy of Atlanta, Ga., spent vacation stay in the Grand Ba- Miss Sally Anderson of Co- and sons spent the week-end In Sunday with the former’s pa- hamas and are spending several lumbia, visited during the week- Bowman, Ga., with their pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Tuck- days with his parents prior to end her nephew and fam- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sey- e r. going to Decatur, Ga., where he ily, Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. mour and Mr. and Mrs. Haley Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Arnold of will intern at nearby Grady hos- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Childress Brown. They were accompanied Beckley, W. Va:, were guests pital. and daughter, Laurie, of Gray home by David and Robert Sey- several days last week of the p ran k Boland, Jr., Keith Bauk- Court, visited on Sunday mour for a week’s visit. former’s brother and sister-in- night Walter Hughes and Mich- Mrs. Childress’ parents, Mr. and AT WORLD’S FAIR law, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arnold. ael ^ ills are spending this week Mrs. S. Carl Chaney. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buice Mrs. Linda D. GUstrap of at Camp Gree nviUe near Cedar Mr. and Mrs. Ed Copeland, and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Smith GreenviUe, spent the week-end Mountain, N. C. George and Charles, spent Sun- and g 0n , PhU, left Saturday for with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr ^ Mrs. PhUip E. Carter day in GreenviUe visiting Mrs. a week’s visit touring points of Dan Dunaway. an( l f a mUy spent the week-end Louda Copeland. interest along the eastern coast Kenneth Johnson of Georgia Mr. Carter’s parents, Mr. VISIT IN HIGHLANDS while enroute to New York and Tech, Atlanta, visited for several an( j Mrs. E. E. Carter in Mount- Spending several days last the World’s Fair. days recently with his brother v jj] et coming especiaUy to at- week in Highlands, N. C., were Misses Sue and Maude Wells and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ^ en( j ^ Watts famUy reunion at ard Johnson. GET A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT NEXT Thur.-Fri.-Sat. July 1-2-3 OS YOp CHIU) Hovra: 10 A. It—1 P. M.; 2 P. 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Carroll Watford in Flor- F ra nk Cauley and Mr. and ence - Mrs. Joe Holland were in Co- Mr. and Mrs. BUI Jones of Sea lumbia Sunday for the funeral Island, Ga., were gueste for the o{ their uncle, C. W. Mahaffey. week-end of Mrs. Jones’ brother M r. and Mrs. L. L. Copeland, and family, Dr. and Mrs. James j r>> have returned from a vaca- Macdonald. tion stay at Crescent Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaw of M r. and Mrs. Phil Meggs of Raleigh, N. C., spent the week- Richmond, Va., visited their end with their daughter and grandmother, Mrs. S. B. Pruitt, family, Mr. and Mrs. George 0 n Monday. Comelson, coming especiaUy to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pierce of see their new granddaughter. JacksonvUle, Fla., visited Mrs. ON EUROPEAN TOUR c. D. Yarborough and Miss LUy Mrs. Hercules Wise and Mrs. Yarborough during the past Raymond Pitts joined Mr. and week. Mrs. George Bultman of Sumter, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pitts, Jr., on Tuesday for a six weeks Eu- of Orangeburg, spent the week- ropean tour. WhUe away they end with his parents, Mr. and will visit points of interest in Mrs. Pitts. France, Italy, Germany, Switz- Mr. and Mrs. BUI Corbett of erland, England, France, Scot- Elizabethton, Tenn., were week- land, Ireland and Jugoslavia, end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Lois Glover of the Thorn- s. Horne, well staff, is vacationing this Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bonds have month with relatives and friends returned from a vacation trip to in Washington, D. C., and other Myrtle Beach, points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Martin VISITING IN IRELAND and children, Rusty, Amy and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Craig left Tony, recently moved and are Monday on the first part of a va- now making their home in cation trip to Ireland where they Gramling. will visit their old home place Mrs. J. B. Speake visited rela- with relatives and friends. tives in Macon, Ga., over the Misses Corrine Boyd and Bar- week-end. bara Eichelberger are at home Mrs. Thurston R. Giles left for the summer and attending Monday from the GreenviUe air- summer school at Presbyterian port for Fort Worth, Texas, College. where she is visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holland have Mrs. Walter Stallings, and Mr. returned from a trip to Chicago, staUings. She will plso visit her 111., going especiaUy to attend parents, Mr. and Mrs. David D. the NARGUS convention. Dove in Dennison, Texas, and at- tend her class reunion at Waco, Texas, before returning home. Mrs. Grover Page of Louis ville, Ky., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rhett P. Adair, and Mr. Adair. Also visiting the Adairs is their granddaughter, Dianna Page, of Little Mountain. Bob Adair of Orange, Calif., arrived Tuesday for a visit with his father, Rhett P. Adair, Mrs. Adair and other relatives. C. C. Giles wiU return tomor row from St. Petersburg, Fla., where he has been visiting his <Ke tjoust dsctet.... &Unq cjewt Ijeuiufo- <ptUftMU>C«4 Dial BSD-1220 LOOK FOR nki.iw«*H> THIS TRUCK! 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