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Ctfoton, S. C n Thursday, Novmeber 25, 1965 THE CLINTON CHBONICLE WJfO'S -A WHERE • • • — As — Reported By Naomi Seymour Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817 Items of Interest About Clinton Foil Phil Rogers; and Mr. and Mrs. Making Home Here and Mrs. Huffstetier, Mr. and James Cox; W. C. Baldwin; Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ru- Mrs. Lee Owens, Miss Rosa D. O. Rhame, and J. C. Thomas, ark, natives of Willmington, N? ^ Douglas Gray Court- Mr Mr. and Mm. Gary Udmaad ^ "'"vnd to the -MW ^ ^ Uj DeYoung! children attended the P. C-West- and ar ® " iaki " g their home dh . ' * .... em Carolina game in CuUowhce, Young Drive. Employed with M. Fountain Inn, Mrs. Allie Rowe, . N C Saturday S. Bailey and Son, Bankers, they Mrs - Lizette Pace, and Mrs. D - have made their home in Hick- Com, Hendersonville, N. C.; Misses Beverly Muller^ ami N c {or the t geveral Wa y ne Patterson, Jacksonville, Kathy “ t 4> A J^ r - years. They have tZ children, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Batch- ^ . ” . °T. * daughter. Debby, ten ''"r: 5!“‘^ 1 00g ^„ Te “i;. , £i old, and a son, Wilson, fiwe Ren e Simmons, Mrs. Ruby Mc- months old. Daniel, Gaffney; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shirley, Columbia; Mrs. for the weekend with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller and Mr. and Mrs. Wade Smith of Kinards. O. F. McIntosh is a patient at Mrs. George Walker, Miss with their mother and grand- Mrs Orlena Cartledge of Johnston, mother, Mrs. Florence Jenkins, escing at home in Montgomery, Ala. Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Neely, Mark and Poole ^ Spar- •- *“ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Addison, tanburg spent last week-end with Mrs. Raymond Pitts recently and and Miss Elizabeth Walker of Charieston, will spend Thanks giving Day with Dr. and Mrs. James L. Walker and sons. Mrs. Tolbert Murrell and Self Memorial Hospital where he ''tlf,'j* Mrs - Edna Marrel of Trenton; ... . 1. undergoing treatment for a £*“??„ “ rs r C A Workman 1,, Mrs. Helen Donald, Spartan- John W Uttle U conva- brokM ^ Marlon, N. C. burg . Mr ^ ^ Hampton it home following several stone is a oatlent at aru k * rs * ^ Michael Hite and Miss Evelyn Harvey, iZLV •' B^h^MHosp^'ihem “1“”'w”^ he I. recuperating from pneu- Ca durlllg ’ tte week . end, going especially for the Alt* use tjftifc dsetet... ptMAlpHMt tv— Dial ttt-mt Tommy Addison and Hugh Ja- their grandmother, Mrs. CoUier ^ ^ Mrs. Ben Hay Hammet and cobs. Jr., attended the Clem- Poole. They were Joined on Sun- sons, Lewis and Scott, are son-Carolina game in Columbia day by their parents, Dr. and — spending the holiday week-end Saturday. Telephone Talk By D. H. MARTIN Your Telephone Manager THANKSGIVING DAY IN AMERICA dates from a festival held by the people of the Plymouth Colony in December 1621. Have you ever thought about what they were thank ful for. They were thankful for surviving a hard winter. For a good crop of corn. For shelter that shut out the rain. For the - chance to make a liv ing and build homes. They had no “extras.” Just basic, bare necessities ... but they still remembered gratitude. So often we take shelter, survival, and jobs, for granted. This Thanksgiving, let’s remember to be grateful for the things we consider “ordinary” as well as for the extraordinary benefits we enjoy as inheritors of the tradi tions begun by those early settlers. Fitts, student at Wofford wed( ^ n g 0 f Turner’ sister, Miss Judy Jones, and Allen — Green which took place Satur- Mrs. Mac Poole and Dr. add Jr - day afternoon at Calvary Bap- Mrs. Joe B. Godfrey and chil- Dr. and Mrs. Dan Orr were in ^ church, dren, Brannon and Beth of For- Athens, Georgia, last weekend, ATTEND HARVEY FUNERAL est City, N. C., and L. E. Foster going especially to see the Uni- Among those here for the fun- of Cross Anchor. versity of Georgia-Auburn Foot- era j services erf Mrs. Ithiel Har- HERE FOR THANKSGIVING bal1 Same. vey were Mrs l A. Hall and - Mr. and Mrs. James L. Young, Mrs - Harry Baldwin and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alston Murrell of Jr., of Charleston and Miss Ed King left today for Salem- Johnston; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Leanna Young of Charlotte, burg. Virginia, to accompany Batchelor, Blacksburg; Mr. and N. C., will spend the Thanks- Mrs. Baldwin’s daughter, Vickie, Mrs. Newton Patterson and Mr. giving holidays with their par- a student at Southwood College, and Mrs. Bryant Patterson, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland home for the Thanksgiving Holi- Cherokee Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Young. days. While away they will also Luther Douglas and son, Mr. Mrs. John W. Finney, Jr., vis- visit Mrs. Allen Draughon in and Mrs. Johnny Douglas, Mr. , ited her mother, Mrs. P. B. Warsaw, N. C. Adair and sister, Mrs. D. H. Mrs. M. E. Milam and Mrs. Ed Reynolds and family in Washing- King spent Saturday in Green- ton, Ga., on Thursday. ville on business. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Furr of and small son, G r a h a m, of Lancaster were here for the Charleston will arrive Friday weekend, coming especially for for the week - end with his the Poole-West Wedding on Sat- mother, Mrs. D. H. McFadden urday and Dr. McFadden Miss Corinne Miss W€st of oteeni Boyd, stndent at the University n. C., will arrive Wednesday to of South CaroUna Columbia, is spend the Thanksgiving HoUdays with her mother, Mrs. P. W. CLEMSON-CAROLINA GAME West Among Clintonians attending ‘ . the Clemson - Caroline Football ,>l r » nd “f, 8 game to Columbia, Saturday, of ? umt " 1 " ,U ,pe "‘ th ' Th “ ks - were Robert Platdco, Sr., Rob- 8>vtog HoUdays with Mrs. Ray- ert Plaxico, Jr. and chUdren, mond Pltts Robert, III, and Patti; Mr. and Miss Anges Davis is planning Mrs. James Jacks; Mr. and Mrs. a Thanksgiving Holiday weekend with her sister and brother-in- CREDITORS’ NOTICE law, Mr. and tyrs. V. O. Walton All persons having claims in Graniteville, N. C. against the estate of Julian Expecting Florida Visitors Reams Reynolds, deceased, are Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Davis Jr. • • • e • © • • • • • if tner uougias ana son, m d Mrs. Johnny Douglas, M i$K HE We’ve been selling gifts for 25 years— and have learned a lot about what makes people happy at Christmas. hereby notified to file the same, Q f Vero Beach, Florida, are ex- duly verified, with the undersign- pected to arrive this week to ed, and those indebted to said et- S pe nd the Thanksgiving Holidays tate will please make payment with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH STATE FARM! C0NCHT0 *W Dress your wrist wttfc beauty. 17 Jewels. Sltock-resistent Yellow or white. *».N BATE KINO “M" Modem stylln*. 17 Jewels. Tells time ■Mdoteata sImco. Sbock-resisUnt. Yellow, lit it FIRST LADY “C" Precious Jewelry elegance. 17 jewels. Completely set with 3 diamonds. Faceted crystal. Yellow or Mite. — MM8 COMMANDER “C" Masterpiece of design. 30 Jewels. Waterproof.' Self-winding. Luminous. Shock-rtsislanL Yellow. Thanksgiving Day- folks on a bird hunt. will also find some Clinton All you hunters know the 1 on the use of firearms—so them. ‘Do’s” and “Don’ts” please PRACTICE likewise. MAGGIE N. Executrix, Clinton, S. C. Nov. 3, 1965 ‘ - “Be A Sport.” Buckshot plays Let’s mention another thing, Wait ’til the bird flies to shoot, havoc with telephone cable and it can result in a dead phone instead of a quail. You might miss, but at least you gave ’em a flying chance. Whatever you do, have a nice day! • • • YOU’VE PROBABLY HEARD THE TERM “DON’T OVER EXTEND YOURSELF.” Don’t try to do too much in too little time, or you'll end up doing nothing right! Well, that’s good advice. But we have some advice that’s even better. Do extend yourself with extension telephones. Extension phones help- you save time because you can reach instead of running when the phone rings! An ex tension in the kitchen lets mom talk to neighbors while Ives dad a she cooks. An extension in the den gives place for private business calls. And, of course, every teenager needs a phone of his own to make those very personal calls to the girlfriend. So remember, you can extend yourself . . . with extension phones. They come in several styles and colors. So why not call our Business Office about extension phones for your home, now? “You’ve got the WRONG IDIOT . . . YOU NUMBER!” No, we don’t get rattled over a rush of business plus a wrong number. We have ample, expert help trained to meet any service need. See us and you’ll agree! Young Brothers GULF SERVICE 212 N. Broad 833-1487 Giving Presents Ik’s Christmas? Remember These Brand Names: International - Wallace - Gorham Crystal: Fostoria - Sweden China: Haviland - Noritake - Franciscan ' Iron Stone Watches: Accutron - Butova - Caravelle Hamilton - Longine Radios: RCA - Motorola - GE Miscellaneous: Sheaffer - Parker - Samsonite Traub-Seth Thomas-Westdox W* Hits SS Aai Otkm — Uy Away New Fee We imtte Year Cnitt J. C THOMAS, Jeweler , r * V jUfe* • , - ^ W. W. Niver in Joanna and Mr. REYNOLDS, and Mrs. Davis Sr. of this city. Miss Mary Ann Holland, stu- n vovwi dent Cecil’s Business College ' 9C ~ in Spartanburg, and friend, Miss Terri Splawn of Boiling Springs, N. C. spent the weekend with Miss Holland’s mother, Mrs. John B. Holland. Sam Prather of Kissimmee, Fla., and Mrs. Eugene Pratt of Greenwood, visited friends in the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Milling Blalock of Columbia will spend Thanks giving with the former’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. George Blalock. UNVEILED PORTRAIT Mrs. David Cook was in Char leston for the weekend where she attended the homecoming cere monies at the Citadel and also the Citadel-Furman game. On Saturday morning she was pre sent for the unveiling of the por trait she painted of Judge Wyche. ATTENDS SUMTER BAZAAR Mrs. John Little, Mrs. Horace Payne, Mrs. Hubert Pltt*i Mrs. E. W. Rogers and Mrs. Raymond Pitts attended the Bazaar at the Episcopal Church in Sumter, last Friday morning. They were also luncheon guests of Mrs. Raymond’s Pitts brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Bultman. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Rhame of Atlanta, Ga., were weekend guests of the former’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth and sons, Stephen, Andrew, and Thomas of Row land, N. C. are spending (he Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Hollingsworth’s mother, Mrs. David Cook. Miss Terrell Cook of Charlotte, N.C. Joined them hete for Thanksgiving Day. Miss Almena Blalock, student at Converse College, Trill arrive today to spend the Thanksgiving HoUdays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George Blalock. Charles Holland a student at Clemson College, spent the past weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Holland on Flori da Street. Mrs. Betty Wills of Due West visited flxer parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tribble, this past weekend. Mrs. George Blalock has been visiting with her son and daugh ter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. George Blalock Jr., in Atlanta, Ga., gp- ing especially to be with her new grandson, George IH. Mr: and Mrs. George Clark and chUdren of West Georgia College, Carrollton, Ga., visited in the city during the weekend. Dr. and Mrs. Cart Wessinger, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arnold were among Clinton residents At tending the Clemson • Carolina game Saturday in Columbia. Little Miss Susan Grube, daughter of Demand Mrs. Robsrt Grube is ceavalesing at her home on Chestnut Street follow ing tonsil ectemy at Bailer Mo- morial Hospital, Friday Ernest R. Ouzts 108 N. Broad St. 833-0911 STATE FARR MUTUAL Come in and let us help you choose the perfect Bulova. _ At Christmas, there’s no gift like a watch — and no watch tike a Bulova. It’s a gift you can take pride in giving, pride in owning, because it’s made with pride - made to give you more quality for your money. Our Watch Experts can help you choose the perfect gift from our large Bulova selection. Come in soon. "W^en something hepfy happens-its Bulova Watch Time! 0 J. C. 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