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Clinton, a C„ Thnnday, July 1, IMS THE CLINTON CHBONICLB WHO'S WHERE • • • — An — SSS-M41 or tM-lSlT Mr*. Edgar Blakely and Mrs. J. O. Grout have returned from a month’s stay in Glen Burnie, Md. t and Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Holland were in Allendale during the week-end and on Saturday at tended the Watermelon Festival in Estill. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bell spent Sunday in Clemson with their son, William, who is attending summer school at Clemson Uni versity. Beth McKinnon o( McColl is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Henry. CONVALESCING AT HOME Mrs. Arnold Cannon is conval escing at her home from a brok en arm injury received In a fall. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holland spent Sunday in Mount Pleasant with Mrs. Holland’s sister, Mrs. Gene Brown and Mr. Brown. They were accompanied home by their niece, Ginger Brown for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Staton spent the week-end in Decatur, Ga., with their daughter, Mrs. George Lane and Mr. Lane go ing especially to see their new grandson, Todd Kevin. Mrs. Sta ton is spending the week there and will be Joined this week-end by Mr. Staton and will go to Austin, Texas, for a visit with another daughter Mrs. Tom Elliott and Mr. Elliott. Mrs. Robert P. Hamer and Miss Katherine Discus returned Friday from New York where they purchased new fall mer chandise for The Tweed Shop. ' IN SELF MEMORIAL Arthur Howard is a patient at the Self Memorial Hospital, Greenwood, where he will under go surgery today. His room num ber is 223-East. Mrs. S. W. Sumeral is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery last week. Visiting with her dur ing her illness were her daugh ters, Mrs. Irvin Shock of New Orleans and Miss Virginia Sum- Mrs. J. B. Wilder visited last Laurinburg, N. C., where Mr. Hake, Rock Hill; Mrs. Rich- week in Greenwood with Mr. and Wells will be assistant dean of Arnold, Greenwood; Fred Mrs. J. B. Jacks. student affairs at Saint An- Little, Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. Misses Ginger and Rita Tuck- drew* College. While here the LeUuul Kennedy, Spartanburg; er left this week for a two weeks Smiths and Wells visited Mr. Mn James E. O’Steen, Nash- stay with their uncle in Rich- and Mrs. Earl Barbee in Vi- viUe> Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. mond, Va. dalia, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Wal )[ er Lawson, Siler City, John Jordan of Kinston, N. C. George Bulland at Jekyll Is- N c . Mr and Mrs. C. D. Joined Mrs. Jordan here Tues- land < Ga. — Willard of Union, day at the home of Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Sarnie Pinson Mrs Kenneth Woodlrd of Wysor for the remainder of the and chttdren, Diane, Kim and T ar Hill, N. C M spent last week after which they will re- Denise, of Greenville, were week with her parents, Mr. turn to Kinston. ..guests Saturday evening of and Mrs. David Glenn, being Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs. Milford Smith called here due to the death of Mrs. William Brooks Owens were and family. her grandmother, Mrs. Robert erel of Atlanta Ga Miss Sumerel recent guests of Mrs. Robert S. Mr and Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon B. Glenn. returned to Atlanta on Sunday Owens at the Presbyterian Home and children of Savannah Ga rittiirn from tamp - but Mrs. Shock and family are in SummervUe. ' RETURN FROM CAMP visiting their for several more Mrs Paul Turner and daueh r ™ ^ !J 1 Tf®* Mi » 8e s Gail Smith, daughter days. terSuzanne of AU»nt»r n ^ 1U l the former * mother ’ Mrs of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Smith; „ ter, fcusanne of Atlanta, Ga., h. E. Sturgeon, Sr. Kathv Fradv daughter of Mr Mr. and Mj*. Don Creighton spent the week-end with the ^ 4 ^ J , K-atny rraoy, aaugnter ot air. were in LaFayette. Georgia for former’s mother, Mrs. S. G. DU- * I ° Ut of t0V J7 1 ,ri * nd8 and rela ' and Mrs - George Frady; and the weekend visiting Mrs. lard. tives “ttending the funeral of Pam Shook, daughter of Mr. Creighton’s parents, Mr. and ^ R . y and Lewis H Mrs. Robert Glenn were: Mrs. and Mrs. Irvin Shook of New Mrs. Grady Wheeler. Mrs. T _Y!. aster left this week ^ SDend Jame8 c Dozier, . Columbia; Orleans, La., returned Sunday Creighton and children, Jim and ^ remainder of the summer in J?"* L ^ Lawrence l ollowin _ g ^ weeks staj :_ at Kathy, remained for several v r Betsill, North; Mrs. dersonville, N. C. Miss Shook Joined her mother here at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. S. W. Sumerel, for sev eral weeks visit. Frankie Brown returned to his home in Savannah; Georgia yes terday, following a weeks visit with friends, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Muller and daughter, Beverly. MISS CLINTON TO LEAVE FOB Miss Beverly Clinton for 1905, will leave day for GreenvfBe wiU be a participant in South Carolina Contest panying Miss Muller will be Ronald Cleaver of Elberton, formerly of this city. Atart CttatosT Folk ALVifN BUBBLE about this question: “My landlord acciden tally injured u friend at a campsite — his Home- owner Policy paid costs and damages. His sports equipment and camera were stolen—his Insur ance paid the loss. Does the Bailey Agency have a Homeowner Policy that is also available to tenants?” BAILEY AGENCY M. S. Bailey A Son, Bankers, Building Dial Day 833-0681 — Night and Sunday~55T0323 use 23 TIMES FOR OUAUTY ...to make sure Pet Freeh Milk ie good enough for your family vise i v^siscassivivrs Kathy remained for several Montreat. N. C. days visit. Mr and Mrs. Lewis D. Simp- MRS. ETTER son and Debbie spent the week- VISITING MOTHER end in the mountains of North Mrs. Bob Etter of Pensacola, Carolina and Tennessee. While Fla., is spending some time with there they saw the drama, “Un- her mother, Mrs. James Pitts, to These Hills,” in Cherokee, N. She will be Joined by Mr. Etter C. ' * for a few days and will go thence Major and Mrs. Bnjamin F. to New York and Maine. In Ivey, Jr., who recently returned Maine they will be Joined by Mr. from Germany have moved into Etter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. their home on 405 Elm St. Walter Etter. Mrs. B. B. Snelgrove with her Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quits and granddaughter and great-grand daughters, Tina and Lisa, re- 80,1 . Mrs. Dwight Tucker and Ty turned Saturday following sev- visited in Newberry Saturday, eral days visit to Silver Springs Mr*- Burt Copley and children, and Sarasota, Fla. Hunt, Julie, Jimmy, and Burt, Mrs. Roger Seymour and chil- Jr > of Aiken, spent the week-end dren and Miss Jane Seymour of with Mrs. Copley’s mother, Mrs. Bowman, Ga. were dinner guests George W. Taylor, last Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. M r »- Frank Cauley, Mrs. Attis Morris Seymour. They were ac- Todd, Mrs. T. W. Hardin and companied home by David and children, Mary Ann Cauley and Robert Seymour, who had been Tammy spent Tuesday at Lake visiting for several days with the Murray with their sister, Mrs. Seymours. Grady Adams and Mr. Adams. VISITING IN NEBRASKA Returning home with them was Mrs. F. C. McCarthy and chil- Miss Frankie Cauley who had dren, Greg and Amy, of Omaha, been spending a week with the Nebraska, are visiting their Adams family, mother and grandmother, Mrs. TO LEAVE FOR TOKYO Walter A. Johnson during, the Mrs. Clarence King and daugh- month of July. ter, Paula, will leave next Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Draughon nesday for Tokyo, Japan where and sons, Steve and Stan of War- they will spend six weeks with saw, N. C. visited Mrs. W. C. relatives. Baldwin and other relatives djrr- Mr. and Mrs. John Rainey of ing the weekend. They were also Clemson spent the week-end with the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Baldwin at the Golf Tourna- Hart. ment at Lakeside Country Club. TO EXTERN IN COLORADO AT CAMP GREENVILLE Mr. <yid Mrs. James L. Young, Local boys who left this past Jr > are in Denver, Colorado for weekend for two weeks of camp- the summer months where he ing activities at Camp Green- W U1 extern at the Fitzsimmons ville were Robbie Wysor, Dirke Army General hospital. Mr. Von HoUen, Everett Fuller, Tim Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Timmerman, and Scott Ham- Leland Young is a student at the mett of Clinton. Also Joining 3. C. Medical College in Charles- them was Bobby Smith of Colum- 10,1 • bia. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Horne Mr. and Mrs. John Addison speat Sunday in Washington, and daughter, Elaine, have re- Ga., with her sister and brother- turned from a two weeks stay in in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Rey- Englewood Beach, Florida. nolds, Jr., going especially for Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Chandler 0,6 birthday of their mother, have returned home after a three Mrs p - B. Adair who is spend- weeks visit to their daughter and in 8 som e time with the Rey- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- nolds. liam Hutto in Reevesville. Mrs. John Roseboro spent Mrs. Hutto returned home several days last week in Gas- with them for a few days visit, tonia, N. C., with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ricketts Mrs. Everett Carson and Mr. of Greenville spent Sunday with Carson. the latter’s sister, Mrs. Robert Kyra and Edie Hollowell . .. T ^ have returned to their home cZL;?*™"- ^ Ge< \ r o£ in Augusta, Ga., after spend- M ln * **“ P««‘ week with their on Owens St ** MaUde Greer grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr »nH Mr. j b - Hellams. Spending this of Taylore recentl^ Sent^thi WCek With the HeUams are two week-end with the former’s ^5 gra ™ lc b lldr ®n, Susie and mother, Mrs. Bell Henderson. Ba !^ ara Bol 1 L owe11 - . They are Miss Frances Cato visited re- ® hi J 1 dren 11 of and M ? # Joe cently her sister and family, Ho R owe of Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Young in Mr and Mrs - Mac Finney, Laurens. John Camp Ton-A-Wandah near Hen- « * fl GET A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT e or YOUR CHUB Hfi: If A. hU^I P. > P. m HO APPOINTMENT NltPfP • SgltCTION OP SEVERA1 POSH • PUU POSC PORTRAIT • BABIES AND CHILDREN OF ALL AOES Q PORTRAIT DELIVERED AT STORE A FEW DAYS AFTER TAKEN BELK S DEPT. STORE Mollie and Johnnie Finney of Loris and Mrs. Rolf Rebman and small son, Robbie, of Myrtle Beach were held last week on account of the death of Mrs. Finney’s brother, Ray Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Dan” Yarbor ough and Miss Lily Yarborough will go to High Point, N. C., tomorrow where they will at tend the wedding of the latter’s niece, Miss Mary Naomi Yar borough of Alexandra, Va., and Richard Raymond Crittenden of Washington, D. C. which will take place on Saturday. Guy Blakely, Jr. of Woodruff spent last week with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Add Blakely. Mrs. S. B. Pruitt spent a few days last week in Whit mire with her daughter, tyrs. Clyde Ramsey and Mr. Rairf- sey and also with a son, Keith Pruitt and Mrs. Pruitt. Mrs. John W. Little and her sister, Mrs. E. N. Morrow ot Lakeland, Fla., who Las been visiting her, spent several days thM week with Mrs. John B. Pittman in Rockingham, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Leake of Union were guests of Misses Lou Belle and Josephine Neigh bors and other relatives on Sunday. Mrs. Claude Howe is conva lescing at borne following minor surgery earlier this week at Self Memorial hospital in Greenwood. BBMMNG Of GEORGIA Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cleaver left Tuesday for Elberton, Ga., they wiU make their A Route 5. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wells of Charlotte, N. C., were recent fueriy of Me letter’s another, peciauy tot gan wedding. 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