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t X CliaUn, & C, Thuraday, October 21, 1965 THS CLINTON CHS0N1CLK / WHO'S WHERE -—A* — Reported By Naomi Seymour 833-0541 or 833-1817 • • • Heme of Interest About Clinton Folk Major and Mrs. Bill Beck and Robin spent the week-end in Florence with her mother, Mrs. Agnes Brodie. Mrs. J. I. Adair of Green ville has been visiting Mrs. Emmie McMahan and daugh ter, Mrs. Almon Spencer. Mrs. Ferdinand Jacobs is re cuperating at home for a few days following a minor injury over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Snelgrove and Bin. R. L. Snelgrove and daughter, MUdred visited in Saluda Sunday with the letters sister, Caye Berry, and also in Bates burg with Mr. and Mn. Zonnie Hawkins and family. Mrs. Hugh Eichelberger was a visitor in Anderson on Monday and Tuesday. While there she attended a dinner party given by Bin. Walter Mayfield in honor of a niece, Mn. Stephen Green- berger of Morristown, New Jer sey. On Tuesday Mn. Eichelber ger and her sisten, Mrs. John Townsend and Mrs. Dillard Wat son entertained their niece at lunch at the Dogwood Club in Anderson. PLEDGES SORORITY Bliss Wanda Lynn Thomason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Harold Thomason, pledged Del ta Zeta Sorority, Zeta Pi Chap ter, at the Univenity of Geor gia, Athens, this fall. Mn. E. F. Culbreath of Charlotte, N .C., spent Satur day with her mother, Mn. O. I. Sheely. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Purker- son of Raleigh, N. C., spent the week-end with Mn. J. B. Wilder. On Sunday they were joined by Mr. and Mn. G. C. Wilder of McCormick and tour ed the mountains oft North Carolina. ‘ * Mn. Belle Henderson is spending a few days this week with her sister in Henderson ville, N. C. Mrs. Sidney Bryson is a pa tient at Bailey Memoial Hos pital where she is undergoing treatment. Dr. and Mn. Henry T. Lilly of Davidson College will visit this weekend with Dr. and Mn. Mar shall Brown. Mr .and Mn. Thomas A. Sas ser of Garden City, Ala., and Mr. and Mn. Thomas A. Sas ser, Jr., of Columbia, were re cent visiton of Mr. and Mn. John H. Brown. Mr. and Bin. Pope Chapman were in Salem, N. C., to attend the 48th reunion of the National reunion of the 81st, Wildcat, Division, October 8, 9, and 10. Mr .and Mn. David Waten of Decatur, Ga., and Miss Bev erly Muller of Anderson, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mn. Paul Muller. Dr. Richard Lyon Morgan delivered the intensive Bible study, “The Early Church in Action,” on October 18 and 14 to the women of the Fayette ville Presbyerial at Highland Presbyterian Church, Fayette ville, N. C. Mr. and Mn. P. Mark Pitts and sons of Aiken, spent the weekend with Mn. P. M. Pitts. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Jarvis and children, Mike, Stanley and Jenny of Rock Hill visited Mn. Ethel R. Pitts this past weekend. Mr. and Mn. Don G. Creighton Cpl. Milton More and friends and children, Jim and Cathy, from Fort Jackson visited in the spent the weekend in Atlanta, city this weekend with Cpl. Ga., with their mother and Moore’s parents, Mr. and Bin. grandmother, Mn. J. M. Creigh- Perry Moore. ton - Mr. and Mn. Cliff Tucker, Sr. Mr. and Mn. Brewer Dixon visited the mountains of North and daughter, Connie, of Miami Carolina Sunday. Shores, Fla., arrived yesterday Mr. and Mn. John Snelgrove for several days visit with Mn. and Mn. J. B. Snelgrove spent C. M. Bailey. Sunday in Oteen, N. C. with the Mrs. Frank Miller, Mn. J. B. latter’s brother, Henry Martin. Speake, Mrs. John W. Little and Cadets ,Billy Hamer, Keith Mn. Julian Coleman visited dur- Trammell and Gordon Stewart of ing the weekend in Henderson- Camden Military Academy visit- ville, N. C. at the cottage home ed their parents thif week-end. of Mn. Coleman. They are the sons of Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Ed King spent Mn. Robert Hamer, Mr. and the past weekend in Atlanta, Ga. Mn. Henry Trammell, and Dr. While there they attended the and Mn. Claude Cooler. Auburn-Georgia Tech football Col. and Mn. Felton Moore Same. 0 f Augusta, Ga., were week- Mn. Milford Smith and child- e nd visiton of Col. and Mn. ren, Gale, Barry and Libby, p owe U Fraser. While here they spent the weekend visiting their attended the homecoming fes- parents and grandparents, Mr. tivitles at Presbyterian Col and Mn. Walter Jones in Blacks- i ege bU m r /‘ . „ m i. . Mr - and Mrs - Ernest R. Mr. and Mn. T. V. Caskey of Quarts visited during the week- Columbia were recent vUitore of d Tuscaloosa, Ala., with Dr and Mm. Marshall Brown, u,. tatter ., brother ; p Mrs. J. H. Bradley of Gas- A Rushton, Jr., and family, tonia, N. C, is yMtiha her o„ Saturday they attended the mece, Mrs. G. C Mclnvaille, TMme „ ee . juab^a football Mr. MclnvaiUe, and other rela- Bm^gban,. wi ^ . .. . . Visitor, From Florida Miss Kristi King, student at Mr Mrs John Mlmb , of Brenau Colleges in Gainesville Jacksonville, Florida arrived In Zr' nnrent. m m! the city yesterday for a visit with W L J' S?!' d M the latter’s mother, Mrs. S. B. Irene Little, and Mn. Nene Workman attended the lunch eon and special meeting of the Retired Teachers Association of South Carolina in Columbia Monday. Mn. C. J. Bouknight of Charl eston is visiting her mother, Mn. Metta Stone. Recent visiton of Mn. Stone were Rev: and Bln. W. Q. Grigg of Charlotte, N. C. and Miss Amelia Bouknight of the University of South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Pope Chapman attended the state convention of the American Legion in Green ville. EXHIBIT ART AT FAIR Among Clintonians exhibiting works of art last week in the Spartanburg Fair were Mn. A. C. Young and Mn. Marshall Brown. Mrs. Young received an honorable mention for her oil painting in the amateur division and Mrs. Brown third place with an oil painting. Also exhibiting was Mrs. David S. Cook in the professional division with an oil portrait. Among those from Clinton at tending the funeral of Ralph Young in Newberry Friday were: Mr. and Mrs. Irby Fer guson and Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ellis, Mrs. J. H. Hunter, Mrs. Andy Young, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. William Spoone, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Young, Mrs. Connie Young, Mr. and Birs. Clyde Young, and Mace Young, ers included Mr. Maxwell est. IF YOt; DON’T THE CHRONlOUi YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE OMNI <*e ijoux ded&t... &Unq qeufc to-— Ijeuitqfe- tphaftntacii Wal SSS-1SM Now! New Chevelle W. G. King, Jr. She was ac- Pruitt and other relatives. Mrs. •4 CORMNG*WARE J. C Thomas, Jeweler CLINTON “It’s Time That Counts” JOANNA KTwt mJL TZZZ: r h rbl^^™ i rv..„ u „ , Brent Holcombe spent the .. . '. , . ' ug Ray weekend In Columbia with fri- inf M r ; m’t '"X Frankie Cston, son of Dr. m S n ‘5“' "d M ”- F ™ k Gaston. He was £“ k J” “If , Polnt ’ SO- Joined on Sunday by his parents, ing espedaBy to see their new ^ ^ Mr ” y Ga ^ Holcombe: Whn^.«. iv.™ rwLh r ” ha ' who accompanied him home. sr.ii Mr and Mr »- Charles "M. n f R rk.-w „ M v' G fT, a Gaffney visited Ted Morris, V'^dthe wh „ ls a paUent in the Green: n»n«™ M IL Sdy vilie General Hospital on Snt- here r whe'rTt^v visilS'^'and C„Ue««’ U '' iUM *‘ Pr ” byterl “ M «- WhU Jer and ^ Mr orri Mr« w c u and P 0 ^ 8 of interest in the visited her mntiier Mr« p 01 ^ North Carolina mountains. Adiw? «nri k ’ ^ , P * B . M/Sgt. and Mrs. A. E. Balk- M “ d .„^ l S U u W sT* “tada and Dennis, of “ r ’ f d „ M .. D - H - ®,*F- Newburgh, N. Y„ left Tuesday on Sundav W " hu ' 8, °*’- Ga • for Sheppard AFB, wichiu Marion Nabors is a patient at fu«l^, eXaS V ) ’* h ' re the Veterans Hnsnitai in stationed, after spending the toe veterans Hospital in Colum- past week with Mrg Balkham . s MOVF to nfw hamit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr« T m iJ? v H I 01 ? E u Bigbee. They were accompan- J- t DiCk daUgh - ied here by Mr. and Mrs. Big- mnvad M |nJ D C J’ haVe 1)66 who had becn visiting them moved Into their new home on ^ Ne wburgh. Hickory Street. Mr aan/i Mrs, r, , , j r, w MiSS Ame L 00 Black, Student T H i D , a r id Payne of at Converse CoUege, Spartan- MwTdTvs th 8 ” burg ’ spent the week-end with " al pr day ]n ^ h s ^ ek wi H 1 thelr her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sister-in-law, Mrs. H. D. and Mrs. Robert F. Black. She Paya ®’ 811(1 °ther relatives. was accompanied by class- Students home from the Uni mates Toler Yates, Shelby Far- versity of South Carolina this rey, Betsy Mullin and Dorothy week-end were Misses Corrine Pittman, who with the Blacks Boyd, Barbara Eichelberger, saw the Greenville Little The- and Carol Shealy. atre production, “Brigadoon” Mrs. John B. Holland has Friday evening in which anoth- returned from several days er friend, Patsy Rogers, has a visit with her daughter and leading role, son-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. Lt. and Mrs. Mac Gaffney Jeiry Moye, in Louisville, Ky. left last week for Valdosta, Ga., Mrs. Ernest Chaney has re- where they will make their turned from a several months home. Lt. Gaffney, who receiv- visit with her daughter, Mrs. ed his commission at Clemson S. P. Beaman, and Mr. Bea- University this summer, is at- man in Pittsburgh, Pa. tending flight, schol at Hunter Little John Lay and Joanna AFB, near Valdosta. Lay of Ware Shoals, spent the Miss Betty Black, freshman week-end with their grandpa- at Brenau, in Gainesville, Ga., rents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis V. spent the week-end with her pa- Pi tts. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mrs. Leonard Biship and son,. Black. Betty has been elected David, spent the week-end in vice-president of the A. D. Pi Lawrenceville, Ga., with her Pledges. Due to her standing on sister, Birs. Skeet Duncan, and tlle English placement test she Mr. Duncan. h8s a* 80 been exempted from Mrs. Emeline Shirley, Mrs. freshman English. S. T. Plowden and daughter, There will be an installation Patti, attended the Atlanta Ken- service on Sunday evening, Oct- nel Club Dog Show, Saturday, ober 24, in Hendersonville, N. C. Their miniature dachshunds en- for the Rev. Hugh Eichelberger. tered in the smoothed haired dog Rev. Eichelberger is the new show class won first and second pastor of Trinity Presbyterian prixe ribbons. Church. He is the son of Mrs. Mrs. A. A. Ramage, Jr., Mrs. Hugh Eichelberger of this city Irene Pitts, and Miss Louise and the late Mr. Eichelberger. Kern attended the South Caro- W. R. Anderson, Jr., presi- lina Division of the U. D. C.’s at dent of the Laurens County Re- the Wade Hampton Hotel in Co- tired Teachers Association, lumbia, Thursday. Mrs. Annie Bell Brown, Mrs. CksNtti 88 m Sport Coupt— with elnn-tculpUd att-ntw Body by Fisher, by Chevrolet Two now Super Sport beauties for a hardtop and convertible —propelled by nothing less than the new Turbo-Jet 396 V8. This remarkably efficient power plant, with aircraft-type valves, deep-breath ing ports and other design advances, develops 325 hp in the standard version. And you're welcome to order more—in a 360-hp version—if you’re so inclined. » See the new ’66 Cl Chevy n, Corvair and C< Both Chevelle SS 396 models ride on a special flat-cornering chassis. A fully synchronized 3-speed transmission with floor-mounted stick shift is standard. Or you can order a 4-speed or Powerglide —also Strato-bucket front seats, center console and full SS instrumentation. Your Chevrolet dealer’s is the place to see how all this feels from behind the wheel. 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