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THE CLINTON CtlRONTCLE
WHO'S
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Reported Ry
Naomi Seyinour
Phones 833*0541
or 833-1817
Items of Interest About Clinton Folk
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Floyd Mrs. John W. Little will
from Olanta, were recent leave tomorrow for Rocking-
guests of . her sister, Mrs. ham, N. C., to visit for sever-
Frank Miller. „ al days with her daughter,
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John B. Pittman, Mr.
Blakely Tribble last weekend Pittman, and her new grand-
were their daughter, Mrs. Ed- daughter, Irene,
ward Wills from Erskine and Mrs. Bill Blake
also their son and family, Dr. Doug, of High
and Mrs. David E. Tribble spent last week with her
from Columbia. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Mrs. W. H. Shandfs from Ray Mr. Blake was here for
everal the week-end and accompan-
and ied them home. Miss Leooe
their Crosby, Mrs. Fred Crosby
ree^. and Mrs. Annie West of
Tuesday attending the Spring
Rally and banquet held in . , , t
honor of the ' National Com- Hospital. She is the daughter
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Weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy, Jr.,
Mrs. Dav.a »vuxon were me and children, Eleanor, Mike,
former’s sister and brother- and George Wyman, of Or-
in-lgw, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe angeburg, spent Sunday with
Todd and son, Mark, from Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy.
Conway. Mrs. Shealy returned Tues-
Misses Judy Davis and day for the day.
Dianne Asbill have resumed MisV'Sally Walker and Miss
their studies at Winthrop hav- Cynthia Boyle have returned
ing spent the semester break to Winthrop College after
with their parents. spending their mid-semester
Mrs. Clarence Stinnett was break in Florida. They were
called to Rome, Ga., the first guests of Mrs. C. A. Koplitz
of last week due to the death and her daughter, Bebe, in
of her sister m-law, Mrs. Ed- Saragota, and visited Miami,
na Crow P° r l Lauderdale, Palm Beach,
Miss Lea Bixler is a pa- Daytona and Jacksonville,
tient at Greenville General
mander of the American Le-
of Rev. and Mrs. Alfred L.
Greenville visited
days last week with
Mrs. Eugene Bethea
home on Cleveland S
Mr. and Mrs. IJugh Na- Union were also supper
bors, formerly of Clinton, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
have moved into their recent- on Monday,
ly purchased home at tt—^ Mr. and Mrs. Pope Chap-
Copeland St., Laurens. man were in Columbia on
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Hotel. ( * Miss Amelia West, from
Mrs. James Murrah, sister Dteen, N. C., spent several
of Mrs. D. O. Rhame, has da y s lasl week wlth her moth -
returned to Batesburg after er ’ ^ rs - ^ B- West, Jr.
spending several days at Mr. and Mrs. George Bult-
TBailey Memorial Hospital. man of Sumter spent the
Mrs. Bessie Fraser Betan- weekend with the former’s
court and Mrs. John Smith sister, Mrs. Raymond Pitts,
of Georgetown, visited Mrs. Recovering In Charleston
James Dick and Lana Cope- Harold L. Austin is recu-
land Dick over the week- perating at the Naval Hospit-
end. Mrs. Frank Wyman also al in Charleston following a
spent Friday with them, sudden illness while enroute
ALTAR FLOWERS to Naples, Italy. He is the son
Flowers were placed in the cf Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Austin,
sanctuary of Broad Street Mrs. Jack Scruggs Sr. from
Methodist Church Sunday by McCormick visited last week
Mrs. Olin Bell in loving mem- with her daughter and son-in-
ory of Mr. Bell, commemo- law, Mr. and Mrs. Rembert
rating his birthday. Truluck.
Friends of Mrs. Frank Clferles Holland, student at
Simpson will be glad to know Clemson University, spent the
that she is recuperating at week-end with his parents,
her home on North Adair Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Holland.
Street following a week s Mrjs. Huey Harper was call-
stay in Bailey Memorial Hos- ed to the Hickory Grove 'Certified' Title
pita1. Community, Sunday, due to . • „ „
CALLED TO ALABAMA death of her father, B. R. At Stote Session
Mrs. A. C. \oung Jr. was j ones Funeral services were wniiam ivr m Phn
called to Sylacauga, Ala., conducted Monday at the Sal- ^ ^nn^hv th^s'
last Friday due to the sud- em Presbyterian Church near t0g ’ Was honor , ed , by the ^
den death of her father, L. York , Professional Photograph-
W. McClure. Funeral services FAMILY VISITING
were held on Sunday. Ac- FROM FLORIDA
meracraftsman of America
and national council member
for Professional Photograph
ers of'America.
The CPP title is bestowed
by the state association to
photographers whose profes
sional standing in the com
munity warrants recognition
and whose photographic ser
vices measure up to the high
•standards set by the qualify
ing board.
Thornwell Herd
Is Highly Rated
Brattleboro, Vermont — A
new annual herd production
average for milk and butter-
fat has been announced for
the Registered Holstein herd
owned by Thornwell Orphans*
age, Clinton.
As reported by Holsteln-
Friesian Association of Amer
ica, with offices in Brattle
boro, the herd has completed
its latest testing year with an
official per-cow average of
14,237 lbs. of milk and 532 lbs.
oi butterfat, based on com
pleted lactations.
Clemson University super
vised the weighing and pro>-
duction testing procedures in
cooperation with this breed
improvement program of the
Holstein organization.
The results of participation
in official production testing
are useful to herd owners in
measuring breeding progress
analyzing herd management
and the development of out
standing cow families.
This herd’s performance
level compares favorably wKh
the average U. S. cow’s an
nual output of 7,880 lbs. of
milk and 285 lbs. of butterfat.
Production averages are cal
culated on the commonly em
ployed, two milkings per day,.
305-day, mature equivalent
basis to provide a compari
son standard.
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Shields Awarded
companying her were Mr. Mrs Glen B Reeves
ers Association at the state
convention held in Columbia
early this week. Mr. Shields
was among the select photo-
, , . , , graphers in the state to re-
arnved last week for a ceive th ^ Certifie d Profession-
and
night.
A past president of the state
association and Southeastern
As seen in McCALL’S
Young and their daughter, sons from De iand, Florida,
Kay.
RETURN FROM LA. months visit here with their
Dr and Mrs R M Fuller * j j 1 , Photographer title at ban
Dr. and wS Mrs! ofrU tS’ - “ " ° d a >
er have returned from a sev- Dr George Retlingrath at-
eral days visit in New Or- tended a two-day minister’s
leans, La., Where Drs. Fuller r . r ,nvnentinn this week in Pn
and Walker attended a meet- i thlS WCek ” C °, Photographers Association,
'>diKer auenaea a meet i umbia H e was accompanied Mr c h i P id« ic 'nresentlv
ing of the New Orleans Grad- hv Mr( . Reiiinomth JV1r - » meias 18 presently
uate Medical Assembly. ' M^s Marv Baifev Vance Chairman of the Board of
Wilton Lanford of Norfolk, student at Chatham HaU Governors of SEPA ' He 15
Va spent the week-end here „ Chatham Hall a me mber of the American
Vd., spem me wees tno nere Chatham, Va., spent several
W1 »XT urkCDT'TA* days recentl y at her home
IN ATLANTA HOSPITAL l, ere . she is the daughter of
Mrs. Jack Jeanes is conva- Mr and Mrs Robert Vance
lescing at Crawford J. Long Mrs . Ira D Holt and da h .
Hospital in Atlanta, Ga., fol- ter Miss Jane Holt p rofessor
lowing, surgery there last of Catawba College in Salis-
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bury, N. C., spent the week-
Mrs. Ernest Koty of Co- e nd with Dr. and Mrs. George
Iumbia, mother of Mrs. James Be iij n g ra t b
L. Walker, stayed with her Miss Agnes Davis spent the
gi andchildren here while their weekend in Marion, N. C.
parents were away on a re- with Mrs Claude workman.
RETURN FROM
REEVESVILLE
... . , Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Chand-
entertamed a number of ler have returned home after
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cent trip to New Orleans,
i ENTERTAIN GUESTS '
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holland
friends at their home on Sun
spending several weeks in
Charles G. Buice.
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day. Included in the group Reevesville, with their daugh-
» e K e i o ttS \, ter - Mrs - williai " W. Hutto,
Hubert Pitts Mrs Metta Mr Hutto and granddaughter)
Stone, Miss Sara Stone, Mr. Gar ia
and Mrs. Joe McGee and Mr and Mrs T w _ AUen
children. from Greer spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs F. T. Buice their daughter) Mrs Ray
irom Rock Hill were guests Dendy Mr Dendy and fam .
recently of their son and ily> coming especially for the
anC ^ ^ rS ’ Baptismal service of their
grandchildren, Nancy and
Terri, on Sunday evening at
the First Baptist Church.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James B. Potts Jr. were
the former’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Potts Sr. and his
sister, Miss Leila Potts from
Rock Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis R. Hol
land and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hill and children spent Sun
day in Anderson with the Hol
land’s son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Davis R.
Holland Jr.
Mrs. Leland Young, Sophie,
Dell and Miss Leanna Young
of Charlotte, N. C., visited
Mr! and Mrs. Jimmy Young
in Charleston for the week
end. They also visited Leland
Young, who is a patient at
the Medical College hospital
and found that he is improv
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camp
bell, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jo
Meadors and children spent
the week-end with Lt. and
Mrs. Bill Sease in Columbus,
and Fort Benning, Ga. Mrs.
Campbell remained for a
longer visit with her daugh
ter and family.
COMPLETES TRAINING
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cole
man and daughter, Lynn, re
turned Wednesday from a
trip., to Biloxi, Miss., where
they attended the graduation
exercises of their son, A/2c
Harold Coleman, Jr., from
the Air Force School of
Electronics at Keesler AB,
Miss. While there they also
visited in New Orleans, La.
They were accompanied to
Montgomery, Ala., by his
sister’, Mrs. Marion Nabors
who stopped off for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. J. D.
Henry and Mr. Henry. Air
man Coleman accompanied
them home for a thirty day
leave after which he will go
to Myrtle Beach AFB where
he has been assigned.
Clinton, S. C.
... I am going to go to Europe next year. I save
part of my pay check each week . . . You know
vou must save for what you want in life.
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