The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 14, 1965, Image 5
Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, October 14. 1966
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Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Oct. 19
Century Club To
Meet On Tuesday
The American Legion Auxili
ary will meet Tuesday evening,
October 19 at the home of Mrs.
Marion Lawson, Hopewell Hoad,
at 7:30.
All members are urged to be
present.
The Clinton Century Club will
meet next Tuesday afternoon,
October 19, at four o’clock at the
home of Mrs. Frank Boland.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce
Be Entertained On
50th Anniveasry
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boyce of
Spartanburg will be entertained
on their Fiftieth Wedding Anni
versary with a drop-in on Sun
day afternoon, - October 17, from
3 to 5 o’clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert C. Boyce on 9
A. St., Inman.
Entertaining will be the child
ren of the honored couple. No
formal Invitations are being is
sued, but relatives , and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
Bobby Powell Gives
Music Club Program
The Clinton Music Club held its
first meeting of the new year on
Wednesday, October 5, at the
home of the president, Mrs.
Audry McCroskey.
Golf Group To
Continue Tourney
The Ladies Golf Association
will meet next Tuesday, October
19 at the Lakeside Country Chib.
At that time the second round
of the golf tournament will be
played. Anyone who hasn’t play
ed ilic first round be sure to play
it by Tuesday.
For reservations call Mrs.
A. R. Hamilton or Mrs. Tom
Addison.
Mrs. Henderson Pitts, mem
bership chairman, introduced
the following new members;
Mrs. Powell Fraser, Mrs. John
Fulmer, Mrs. Ben Ivey, and
Mr. Calvin Reid. Other new
members unable to be present
were Mrs. James Cox, Mrs.
Dixon Cunningham and Mrs.
Joseph Greer.
Harry Bouknight, band direc
tor of the Clinton High School,
introduced Bobby Powell who
presented the afternoon program.
Bobby, who plays the comet,
made all State Band last year.
Accompanied by Nanette Young
at the piano, he played “Trum
peter’s Lullaby’’. He then gave
a report on the South Carolina
Band Camp held at the Univer
sity of S. C. this past summer.
He thanked the club for helping
to make his attendance possible.
Refreshment of sandwiches,
cake, nuts and coffee were en
joyed during the social hour.
James Meadows, Clinton High
School students, presented sever
al favorite song selectons accom
panied by Mrs. Grace Connor.
J. Ansel Elmore, Area Supt.
Ford High School, Laurens, was
the guest speaker. His topic “De
cision Makers” was most inter
esting defining good leadership
and wise judgment for one’s
self, community and nation.
Door prizes were presented to
each of the guests at the close
of .the meeting.
Births
B. 6r 'P. W. Northwest Areo District 3 Meeting
Clinton Business and Professional Women’s Clnb was host
to the Northwest Area District 3 Tuesday evening with a
dinner meeting and a keynote address by J. Ansel Elmore,
superintendent of Ford High School, Laurens. Among spec
ial guests present were, left to right: Mrs. Mary Frances
Bigbee, first vice-president of S. C. Federation from Green*
ville; Mrs. Martha Dombtclk, Northwest Area Director of
the S. C. Federation, Laurens; speaker, Mr. Elmore; Miss
Dolly Culbertson, Northwest Area District 3 Chairman, Lau
rens; and Mrs. P. M. Pitts, Clinton B*PW Club president.
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Dr. and Mrs. William Redd
Turner, Jr., announce the birth
of a son, William Redd, III, on
October 2 at St. Francis Hospital
in Charleston. The paternal
grandparents are Dr. and Mrs.
Turner of this city.
HOSPITAL NEWS
PERSONAL
MENTION
MISS SYLVIA DIANE NEAL
Neal-Brosington
Engagement Noted
Brooks-Stroud
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore
Brooks of near Newberry -an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Edith, to Oliver
Kent Stroud, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson Gray Stroud of Calhoun
St., Joanna. The wedding will
take place Dec. 18 at Bush River
Baptist Church. Miss Brooks, a
graduate of Don bonne Beauty
College in Columbia, is a labor
atory technician at the Joanna
branch of Greenwood Mills. Mr.
Stroud works at the Chemstrand
plant in Greenwood.
"Women of-
Confederacy" Is
Program Topic
“Women of the Confederacy”
was the topic of the program
given by Miss Louise Kern at the
October meeting of the Stephen
D. Lee Chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy,
last Thursday evening, October
7, in the home of Mrs. Frank
Miller.
ber 13-14. All members were
urged to attend. Also the propect
for the year was decided to be a
book, “Life of John C. Calhoun,”
to be placed in the Junior and
Senior High Schools and Thorn-
well Orphanage.
Mrs. P. M. Pitt* read the
President General’s message
from the U. D. C. magazine.
During the social hour party
dainties were served by the host
esses, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. A. M.
Young, Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Sr.,
and Mrs. Pope Chapman.
District III of B6cPW
Meeting October 12
Frances Bigbee, 1st Vice-presi
dent of S. C. Federation, from
the Greenville Club, and Mrs.
Martha Dominick, N. W. Area
District Director of S. C. Federa
tion from the Gaffhey Club.
Mrs. William J. Crews wel
comed the members to the city
on behalf of the club, and Mrs.
Mary Moore of Laurens gave the
opening response.
A skit, “B. & P.W., A Family
Affair” was given by members
of the local • club, Miss June
Adair, Mrs. W. H. Power, Mrs.
Grady Chandler, Mrs. Morris
Seymour and Mrs. Robert John
son, Miss Nanette Young and
Mot Shealy and Patsy Header-
son, both students at Georgia
Teachers College, Statesboro,
Ga., spent the weekend with
ther parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
mot Shealy and Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Fowler. «
MAKING HOME HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly ar
rived in the city a week ago to
make their new residence on 520
Musgrove Street. TSGT. Kelly
retired from twenty years of ser
vice with the Air Force stationed
at Santa Clara, California.
Misses Sue Word and Dianne
Ledford were home on Friday
to attend homecoming festivities
at Clinton High School. On Fri
day evening they were accom
panied back to Columbia College
by their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt Ledford and Mrs. David
Mr. and Mrs. William Carson
Neal of 10 Elberton Drive,
Greenville, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Sylvia
Diane, to William Albert Bras-
ington, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Odell Brasington of 3200
Park Street, Columbia.
Miss Neal is the granddaugh
ter of Mrs. C. M. Broome of this
city and Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Neal
of Laurens.
Word, who attended Parents Day
Celebration on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Everett of
Thomasville, Ga., will arrive
this weekend for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Anderson Jr.,
and to attend Homecoming Fes
tivities at Presbyterian College.
Patients currently at Bailey
Memorial Hospital include:
Mountville — Katherine Blu-
ford, Mrs. Naomi Bishop, George
Jones and Eugene Floyd.
Lancaster — Mrs. Lydia Leop
ard.
Kinards—Elliott Wilson.
Tennessee—A. L. Moore, Jr.
Cross Hill—Frank Lodge.
Pomaria—Mrs. Darlene Ring
er.
Whitmire—Jerry Thomas.
Newberry* — Mrs. Lila Neigh
bors.
Laurens — Mrs. Peggy Staggs
and baby girl, Mrs. Grace
Barnes, Fulmer baby girl, and
Mrs. Georgie Boyd.
Waterloo—Moses baby boy.
Joanna—William Byars, Mrs.
Betty Davenport, John Holson-
back, Faye Gaskins, Mrs. Mattie
Holt, Mrs. Barbara Prater.
Clinton — Mrs. Loretta Simp
son, Mrs. Linda Medlin, Mrs.
Rachel Hollingsworth .Carence
Williams, Jr., J. D. Hairston,
Sr., Willie Clark, Mrs. Ola Maul
din, Mable Johnson, Mrs. Marie
Goggins, Mrs. Ethe Heaton,
Mrs. Juanita McMahon, Frances
Morgan, Mrs. Doris Coile and
baby girl, Essie Dunlap and ba
by boy, Mrs. Dorothy Simpson
and baby boy, Mrs. Barbara Ann
Medlin, Mrs. Leath Benjamin,
Nellie Burgess, Mrs. Cora Booz
er, Mrs. Josephine Turner, Hal
ite Griffin, Wade Pennington,
Mrs. Dorothy Wells, Mrs. Eve
lyn Sams, Mrs. Mattie Harris,
Mrs. Mary Moses, Claude Hill,
Marie Coker, Willie Holland, A.
J. Compton, Ralph Bearden, Cor
dell Sanders, Coleman baby boy.
Discharged patients include:
Laurens—Christine Fulmer.
Kinards—W. E. Caudell and
Jim Fair.
Joanna — Howard Marshall,
Mrs. Blanche Marshall, Thomas
Craft, Mrs. Margartt
baby boy, Idelln Hare.
Clinton — William Hone, Mn.
Brenda Johnson, John Smith,
Mrs. Wanda Rogers, David Law-
ford, Mrs. Joyce McWatters and
baby girl, Melvin Rowe, Mrs.
Georgia Bishop, Mrs. Gail Lusk,
Jimmy Earl Gregory, Mrs. Wil
ma Moore, Mrs. Eunice Bras
well, Rex Miller, James Cres-
well, Mrs. Jean Kelley, Sirs. Ag
nes Lyda, Mrs. Nancy Osborne,
Mrs. Lillian Walienzine, Lilia
Thompson, Linda Lee Wtnphrie,
Mrs. Christine Campbell, Mrs.
Christine Dowdy and baby gill.
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The Nortwest Area Distrct 111
Among interesting points dis
cussed during the business ses
sion was the Division convention
to be held in Columbia on Octo-
meeting of the Business and Pro
fessional Womens Club was held
MRS. SARA WORD
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ASSISTING WITH SALES AND ALTERATIONS
Come in today and see the complete line of
Junior and Missy dresses.
Tuesday evening, October 12, at
the Mary Musgrove'Hotel, with
Clinton club as hostess.
Upon assembly of members in
the ball room, the Invocation was
given by Mrs. Sue Merchant of
Greenwood. A three course din
ner was served to some 89 mem
bers of the Greenwood, Laurens,
and Clinton clubs in the district
and also guests from the Green
ville, Spartanburg, and Inman
Clubs. Mrs. Grace Connor pre
sented organ music during the
dinner hour.
Miss Dolly Culbertson, District
111 Chairman, of Laurens, pre
sided over the meeting and wel
comed the special guests, Miss
Hellen Tidwell, District 1 Chair
man from Greenville and Miss
Willie Maxwell, District 11 Chair
man from Inman. Other state
officers present were Mrs. Mary
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