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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Ctintoii, & C n Thursday, August 19, 1969 At Annual Reunion of Old Battery B Here During Weekend and fought together in Africa and Italy. Some men from othre states George Sourwine. Leenchville, Pa.; Earl Farmer, Clinton; James Hiker, joined the battery after leaving CUnton. Highlight of the reumon was a ( oncord. N. C. _ -nintnn-Flvin Holtzclaw Clinton-C D dinner in Presbyterian College dining hall Saturday evening. Back Row—A. E. Trammell, Clinton, Elvm Holtzclaw, Uinton, U U. Front Sanders, Roy Owens, Julian Addy, Irmo; James Meadors, Columbia. borough Photo. News of ' session new officers were elect ed as follows: President, J. Wm. Johnson of Clinton; Vice-Presi- Bonds Cross Roads Bonds MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Correspondent PERSONAL MENTION .1 Glen and Chuck Waldron, sons McSween, Jr;, will be week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wal- guests of Mrs. Dillard, dron. The Waldrons will accom- Mrs. Bobby Jones will arrive pany them home during the this week-end after a nine week v-.v/do iwcuo .v.^ ....d. and Mrs. Charles H. week-end and while there attend NEA tour of the European and Robert "Johnson of Clinton; Green and son, Chip, of Lincoln- the wedding of Miss Eva Ulrich. Scandinavian countries. She will Treasurer, Mrs. N. A. Shouse of ton, N. C„ were week-end guests Mrs w j Millsap of Winder, resume her work at Hughes Mrs. Mr- Bonds Cross Roads Retiring of- of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hueble. riot-on™ Wiinniriitt has re- oonos cross noaos neurmg oi- ^ *'**• ~— vj*., s^m several days last Junior High School in Greenville uarence nunnicuu flcer# were; President, J. W. Mrs. L. S. HoUand will return we ek with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Her daughter, Suzanne has been turned home after undergoing Calahon of Liberty; Secretary- to her home in Decatur, Ga., Thomason. spending the summer with her surgery at the Spartanburg Gen- Treasurer, Mrs. Irby Ferguson. Sunday following several weeks . Mr and Mrs E Keith Adair, grandparents, Mr. afid Mrs. Hu- eral hospital. Miss Cathy Berry spent last visit here with relatives Mrs p M . Pitts and Ed Pitts * ,ert To JJ- Mrs - J ones is the Mrs. Ronald McQuirt and week in Aiken with her grand- Lt. and Mrs. Bill Horne of visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hoi- former Miss Jane Todd of this young daughter have been with mother. Warner Robins, Ga., spent the land in Falcon, N. C. during the clt y- . M- onri Mr« mi Mr and Mrs Willard Hall and week-end with his parents. Mr. week-end. Mrs. Era Young of MorgMi- her parents. Mr and I sons of HartsviUe and Beckv and Mrs w s - Horne - Mrs. Ida Horger is spending ton, N. C., is spending two weeks man Crapps. while Mr. McQuirt FrankJin of CUmon s t sev HOME FROM N Y. several days with her daughter with Mrs. J. W. Caldwell, is at camp. ' eral days with Mrs B w M r. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, in Austin, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sperry of Mr and Mrs C. > Thomas Cooper this week Mrs. Hubert Pitts afid Mfk. Joe Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wilder of Lakeland, Florida, were guests Lewis and children of LaFol- Mr. and Mrs. Sump Wages H. Bonds have returned from a McCormick spent the week-end recently of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis l#tte Tenn socnt th P week-end have returned home after «nenH week s vacation to New York with his mother, Mrs. J. B. Wild- Bagwell, Sr., while enroute to lette, Tenn., spent the week-end a e returned home after spend- World’s Fair er. the mountains of North Carolina with Mrs. Lewis’ parents, Mr. ing several days with relatives. Captain and Mrg p erry w M rs. Melvin Furr and chUdren, and Tennessee for a vacation. and Mrs. Morris P- Johnson. Mra Maggie Marshall, Mrs. Brown and children of Savan- Bruce, Suzanne, Amelia, and Dr. and Mrs. Donald Rhame ■hile here Mrs. Lewis was ma- Margaret Berry and daughter, na h q s > arrived Tuesday for a Lisa of Lancaster spent several of Atlanta, Ga., and Miss Sally tron of honor at her sister’s wed- were in Augusta, Ga., for visi ( w j t ] 1 Mrs. Brown’s sister, days last week with her parents, Anderson spent the week-end ding. Miss Barbara Johnson. the week-end. Mrs c H Thomason, and fam- Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille. — — — ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Motes Mrs. Robert Tinsley has been ij y T h e Browns have just re- Mr. Furr joined them for the Samuel P. JohnSOfl and son, Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. spending some time with her pa- tU med t o the States after spend- week-end and accompanied them Samuel Pinckney Johnson, 89, Max Duckett -and children at- rents. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Gar- j ng the past year in Germany, home. d j ed Saturday afternoon at a tended the Bishop family reun- ner, in Clinton while Mr. Tins- They were joined Tuesday eve- Out of town guests of Mr. and nursing home near Lexington ion at the Joanna picnic shelter ley «s away at camp. ning 5y the utter’s parents, Mr. Mrs. Marvin DeYoung over the a ft er several months of illness. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.-T. E. Blackwell and M rs. Robert Oates of Eas- week-end was Mr. and Mrs. Fred a Laurens County native, he Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson have returned home after a i ey 0n Wednesday they were all Brandt of Takoma Park, Md., lived most of his life in Ferri- and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Earl week at Myrtle Beach. joined by Dr. and Mrs. Robert former residents of this city, day. La., except for the past JShnson and son, Frank, C. W. Oates, Jr., at the Thomason’s Also Mr. and Mrs. Thomas De- year when he lived with a broth- Johnson and son, William, Mr. yPC Closinfl cottage on Lake Greenwood Young and son, Billy visited the e r, Johnny C. Johnson,, Rt. 1, and Mrs. N. A. Shouse, Mr. _ y , where they will visitihis week. DeYoungs Sunday. Clinton. and Mrs. E. T. Shouse and chil- Program bunday Fred Burnett, Sr, spent last Mrs J. W. Forsyth and John Son of the late Thomas Loften dren, Ricky. Al, Susan and Kay, The Church of God on Eliza- week in Bamardsville, N. C., Dillard Forsyth left Wednesday an d Mattie McCrackin Johnson, Mrs Luther Johnson, and Mrs. beth St., will have their Vaca- with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Comp- for Fort Worth, Texas after be- College and member of First ..Bessie Johnson attendedthe tion Bible School closing pro- ton. ing guests of her mother, Mrs. he was a graduate of Newberry Johnson reunion at the /Xmeri- gram this Sunday during the Misses Tammy and Debby L. B. Dillard. Dr. and Mrs. Al- Presbyterian Church of Ferri- can Legion bulding in Clinton 11:00 a.m. service. Cook of West Columbia, daugh- len McSween, Miss Kathy Me- day. His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Sunday. About seventy attended Parents and friends are cor- ters of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Sween and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Saunders Johnson died two years the reunion. During the business dially invited. Cook, are visiting this week with . “ ago. CREDITORS NOTICE Surviving are two brothers, All persons having claims Johnny C. Johnson of Rt. 1, aganist the estate of Richard CUnton and Hugh A. Johnson of Edward Ferguson, III, deceas- Birmingham, Ala. ed, are hereby notified to file Funeral services were con- the same duly verified, with the ducted Sunday at 4 p. m. at Gray undersigned, and those indebt- Funeral Home in Clinton by Rev. ed to said estate will please Joseph A. Greer. Burial was in make payment likewise. Rosemont Cemetery, CUnton. BEATRICE A. FERGUSON, Pallbearers were Albert John- Administratrix, son, W. C. Baldwin, Joe Bends, 301 West Walnut Street, Henderson Pitts, Thad McCrack- Clinton, S. C. in Jr., Dr. Roy B. Suber and Economy Git HAM ... 149c WHITE KING 25-LB. BAG I HOT DOG 2-La PEG. FLOUR $1.59 i FRANKS 99c EASY MONDAY QUART DUKE'S Limit: 2 QUART BLEACH 10c MAYONNAISE ... 49c Whole FRYERS .^GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Powd • ■ August 16, 1965 J19-3-S2 Morris Johnson. with Dr. Rhame's parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. Mrs. Frank E. Jordan of Co lumbia spent the week with Mrs. J. W. Little. Mr. and Mrs. John Eicheiber- ger of Charleston visited his mother, Mrs. Hugh Eiehelberger this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Moore at tended the Moore-Sadler reunion Sunday August 15 at Ttnah, 8. C. Miss Lena Moore and Rufus Moore returned with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs and daughter, Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dunaway and daughter, Dawn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas and sons, Rod and Ryan enjoyed a picnic dinner on Lake Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boyd of Charleston were week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. D. H. McFadden. Stanley Davenport, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Davenport of Massachusetts underwent sur gery Monday morning. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ott Thomas of this city. Week-end guests of Mrs. Marie Singley was her daughter, Mrs. John W. Sanders, Mr. Sanders and children, Patricia and Wes, of Greensboro, North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mon roe and Miss Libby Monroe of Latta, have returned from a vis it with Miss Iona Blakely, J. A Wine Blakely and other .rela tives. ’ - Mrs. Robert Schneider and daughters, Karen, Mary West and Kathy, of Three Rivers, Mich., are spending this fetlk with Dr. and Mrs. T. Layton Fraser. Mr^ Schneider accom panied them here but has re turned. Mrs. Harold E. Crowe has re turned to her home after being a surgical patient at St. Francis hospital in Greenville. Room Assignment Hampton Ave. Classes To help facilitate the assign ment of pupils to home rooms, pupils of the Hampton Avenue School are asked to report as follows: All first grade pupils will re port to the auditorium on Mon day morning, August 23, at 8:30. Pupils in all other grades will report on Wednesday morning, August 25, at 8:30, according to the plan listed below. Mrs. McIntyre (Last year’s class) report to Miss McCrary, room 104. Mrs. Rachel Adair, report to Mrs. Adams, room 107. Mrs. Ray, report to Mrs. Young, room 103. Mrs. Adams, report to Mrs. McKee, room 106. Mrs. Young, report to Mrs. Cox, room 204. tyliss McCrary, report to Mrs. Gordon, room 203. '‘Mrs. Cox, report to Mrs. Speake, room 202. Mrs. Gordon, report to Mrs. Luella Adair, room 201. Mrs. McKee, report to Miss Davis, room 205. Miss Davis, report to Mrs. Frances Milam, room 208. Mrs. Luella Adair, report to Mrs. Hiers, room 206. Mrs. Speake, report to Mrs. Duncan, room 207. Mrs. Hiers, report to Mrs. Doris Milam, room 102. Mrs. Johnson, report to Mrs. Smith, room 02. Mrs. Frances Milam, report to Mrs. Reddeck, room 01. Hottest Fords in MRS. ALLEN CREWS McSWEEN, JR. ALLEN CREWS McSWEEN, JR., TAKES BRIDE IN CHURCH RITES SATURDAY Greensboro, N. C. — Miss Ga., Miss Ann Rucker of Me- Susan Doris Higgins-and Allen taire, La., and Miss Pamela Crews McSween, Jr., were B< ^ din ’ . married at 4:00 p. m Satur- , v „ y peau de 5oie was ££ day, at the First Presbytenan j oned SCOO p neckline. Church. short sleeves and beaded alen They will live in Richmond, con i ace a ppijque. The chapel Va., and the groom will enroll train began under a bow and this fall at Union Thelogical rose . Seminary. Mr. McSween is the Her ^^4 veil exte nded son of Dr. and Mrs. McSween fj ngert jp. i en gth from a beaded of 109 Nut Bush Road West, pjjjbox and rose gj, e carr i e d his father, minister of Star- roses and stephanotis. mount Presbyterian Church, Hcr attendants wore ^ officiated. green chiffon and carried yel- He is a grandson of the late j ow roses a nd white daisies. Dr. and Mrs. John McSween of A rece ption followed in the Clinton and Greenville. His Virginia Gilmore Room of the grandfather was president of church- For the wedding trip Presbyterian CoUege at CUnton to Hilton Head Is i and Mrs> M c- 1927-1935 and minister at the §ween wore a beige suit and F o u r t h Presbyterian Church w hite accessories, in GreenvUle from 1946 until his retirement in 1951. He is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Crews McSween, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac L. Donkle, Jr., and Miss Emily Dillard of Greenville, who were among I I I the wedding guests. Also at tending were the Donkles’ son, Lang, and the groom’s grand mother, Mrs. Larry Dillard of CUnton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Higgins of 108 Kemp Road West. She was graduated this spring from Converse CoUege; Mr. McSween, Jr., is a 1965 graduate of Davidson CoUege. The groom was attended by his brother, John DiUard Mc Sween, as best man. Ushers included Daniel Webb of Shel by, C. Edward Mills of New port, Charles Perry, James G. Bullock, Charles M. Tate and the bride’s brother, John Thomas Higgins, Jr.’ Mrs. Neil A. Jennings of Chaple HiU, served as matron of honor, and Miss Katherine McSween, the groom’s sister, as flower girt. Bridesmaids were Miss Jane McSween of GreenvUle, S. C., cousin of the groom; Miss Maureen McElveney of Rock ville Centre, N. Y., cousin of the bride; Miss Ann M. Kin- naird of Alexandria, Va., Miss Anna B. Hammett of Newnan, MISS AVERY Avery-Penland Betrothal Told Mr. and Mrs. Ludie F. Avery of 310 N. Adair Street, CUnton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Faye, to Larry Joe Pen’and, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lee Penland of Route 1, Laurens. Miss Avery is a 1965 gradu ate of Clinton High School, Mr.A Penland, a 1964 graduate of Lau rens High School, is employed by West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. in Laurens. The wedding is planned for Sept. 11 at Rocky Springs Pres byterian Church. >00 IOmt HaQtop PORK STEAK • • »• 49c ICE CHEST 69c (Regular $1.19) LIMIT: 2 CARTON PEPSI-COLA 39c SWEET LB. POTATOES .. . .. 10c MOUNTAIN SHORT 2 LBS. BEANS 35c Carolina Hotline sale of the EGGS, 3 doz. CROWDED * PEAS GREEN , . CABBAGE • • • • VINE RIPENED LB. TOMATOES 10c PLENTY OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES Right now you can swing a aizzier of a deal on • ’65 Ford! We’ve got to dear our floors for the ’66s, so we need you to make our ’66s vanish ... fast! Choice of odors, models if you hurry! stable Market OPEN 6 A. M.-11 P. M. 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