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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, July 14, 1946
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Lydia Mill Newt... f ^
Colemans Make Trip to Mexico
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL,
Correspondent and
Representative
Telephone 833-2006
her home last week.
BIRTHDAYS AND
mineck Community spent son Billy were Wednesday ANNIVERSARIES
Thursday with them. of last week overnight guests July 17 birthdays will in-
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Ellis, of their aunt, Mrs. G. T. elude D. E. Roberts, B. P.
Andy Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Marchman in Atlanta, Ga. Lark and Rhonda Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs Mason Cole Jlmmy Sander s and Renee Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Webb Mrs. Hubert Fallow will
man and family hnv* vacationed at Myrtle Beach and Cathy and Mr. and Mrs. celebrate her birthday July
ed after a vacation trio to l4St Week ' Benny Tucker and Michael 15.
Neuevo Mexico E n r o.. to and Mr8, James 0ver - s P ent 4th at Maggie Val- • Happy birthday to Mrs. E.
they stopped in Houston Tav S ? eet ’ Mrs> Lo!a Mae 0ver ' ley ’ N ‘ C> The Tuckers then w - Mitchdl today,
for Mr Coleman and son* t* S ' reet and Mr ‘ and MrS- Ron " went 10 Myrtle Beach on Wed - Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith
attend the ball came hetwpon 016 Hamby were visitors in nesday for a couple of days, will celebrate their 45th wed-
the Houston Astros and the Virginia durin 8 t* 16 holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Herman ding anniversary July 21.
Cincinatti Reds at the Astro- Rand y Templeton is recup- Phipps spent a few days in July 15 will be the birthday
dome. etating from a broken arm the mountains of North Caro- °i Mrs. Ruby ^Dunn^way.
Johnny Lanford of Clemson b, j ury received in a fall. lina last week. On Sunday Mr- and Mrs. Billy Harris
University spent several davs and Mrs ‘ Ral P h Riddle they and their grandchildren, W * R observe their wedding
with his parents Mr and 8bent a few da y s vacation in Debbie and Stanley Rice and anniversary July 15.
^ Pennsylvania last week, be- Rhonda Phipps went to Paris Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sprouse
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the home of her son, Irvin, 1. Recognize the possibility 2. -Keep an eye on the ve- signs or signals and-the myri- as an early warning to tbo
and Mrs. Shockley while re- that a sudden stop may be hide just ahead for clues to ad other things that may re- drivers behind you. PractkH
cuperating from a. broken nece8sary at all Umes so that stops Watch not only for the quire a stop or slow down. mg this higher degree of alert-
shoulder recelvea m a fall at you wil j be men t a iiy prepared flash of brake lights, but for By keeping alert, you will ness may keep you from be*
becomes such things as side-road traf- have time to pump your brak- ing the “meat in a sandwich
• - . .nmo rfav.
top stop when it
necessary. 1
fic, lane-changers,
traffic es and flash your stop lights collision” some day.
Mrs. J. T. Lanford last week. | rt g ca u e d home on Wednes- Mt. State Park and Echo Val-
Mr. and Mrs. James Me- day because of the death of ley. Timmv
Elhannon and Kathy visited her sister, Mrs. Ida Mauldin Mr. a
will observe their wedding
anniversary July 16.
day because of the death of ley. Mr.'and Mrs. W. L. Booz-
ci n u Mrs. jimmy _ _, .,,
" , pv-j er’s wedding anniversary will
Mrs. McBihannon’s mother, of Bailey Cirde, Clinton. O Shields and children of Chi- i9
Mrs. Jesse Samples and other Mr and m- s Charlie cage, 111. have returned home
relatives in Pelzer, Sunday. _ j arne s visited Mrs. Haskell after a visit here witl1 his t n
Mrs. Melvin Satterfield, Tate ^ Leesville, La. They P a ^ nt f' Mr> and ^narentl ^ a, * Ure ^ eQCt
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Setter- _i so visited in Lake Charles 0 Shield s and her parents, Akan/4
field, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sat- ^Beaum^ Tex lasi Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Estes. To Traffic Ahead
terfield and Mary Ann and week 0n returning home, Mr. Eariie Abercrombie of PangerOUS Error
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gambrell Mr and Mrs> j ame s with Mr. Charleston was the overnight . fail to react
vacationed at Myrtle Beach and Mrs Bobby j ames we nt guest of his aunt, Mrs^ Henry to traffi slow ,
a few days last week. to Maggie valley, N. C. for Abercrombie on Wednesday stopping in front of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grif- , be we ekend. o f l ast week. His son, Ray- 8 P p 8
fin of Saluda and Mr. and Mr and M rs . Dennis Lan- mond of Shaw AFB, Sumter, ^danger 8
Mrs. Everidge Giggers of ford of Albany, Ga. were also visited Mrs. Abercrombie S1 8 n OI
Newberry were Sunday gQests of het . mo ther, Mrs. on Thursday. One of the leading types of
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sam Prince several days the Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rob- traffic accidents in South
Dean. past we ek.erts, Miss Kay Roberts and Carolina is the rear-end col-
Mr. and Mrs. James King Mi ss g ue Word of Columbia Mrs. Russell Emerson and lision, accounting for 12,054
of Charleston were guests of College spent a few days with Gary vacationed the past accidents in 1965 or approxi-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. week at. Myrtle Beach with mately 33 per day
Frank Goss for Independence David Word last week. his brother, Frank Roberts Over 13 per cent of the 36,-
Day last week. M M Tnhnnv «?im- and Mrs. Roberts. Mr. Emer- 479 drivers errors involved m
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frick ‘ . p ‘ u„ r son joined them for a few South Carolina traffic acci-
and children Steve and Phy- of m . re J r her davs dents in 1965 were following
ana ennaren aieve qna rny motber Mrs Emmie Thomas aays '
lis, Mr. and Mrs. ^Elmmitt and siste Mrs Columbus BROTHERHOOD TO GO
Mems and Miss Willie Mae hes and Mr Hu hes Sun . T0 THE COUNTY HOME
Wicker spent Thursday in Tuesday evening at 7 p. m.
Charleston and at Folly 3 Blackwell a „ d lhe Brotherhood ol the Lydia ^8 Jo Highway Department
Beach. The group spent Fn- Mrs Virginia W ilson were Baptist Church will go to the safety officials.
day with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy week ^ nd gue8ts of ^eir bro- County Home for a worship
Babb in Prosperity. Phylis ther an(J uncle Mr wiUie se rvice.
also spent a couple of days BlackweH in j 0 hnsonville. WITH THE SICK
with her grandparents, Mr. Mr and Mrs D g Boberts Mrs Gary Sprouse is re-
David and Susan, spent a cuperating at her home fol-
^eek’s vacation in Kansas lowing a Tonsilectomy at Bai-
, , . , City, Kan. enjoying the sights ley Memorial Hospital last
Va .!!f t _ SU "' i *L ,0r J a ,_ W !? k l S there and back. Their son, week.
Edward of Birmingham, Ala Warren Goss underwent eye
is vacationing here with his surgery at the
parents now.
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and Mrs. Cunningham, in
Cross Hifl.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Sil-
vacation with friends in Jack
sonville, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bowl-
too closely.
Protection against rear-end
collisions is two-fold, accord-
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days in Daytona, Fla. and at-
Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall
Lyman ill at her home.
T v t t .... is Itchin g quiets down. Antisep-
. is*. Sergeant of Lyman ill at her home. tic action kills germs to help
tended the Firecracker 400 ^ er .® guests of their son and Mrs. I. J. ‘Parker remains speed healing. Fine day or
Races. brother, Mr. Roberts and a patient at Bailey Memorial n . isht for eczema, insect bites,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Smith
and family spent the past
week’s vacation in Charleston
and Key West, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Espicy
and family have returned to
their home in Dallas, Texas
after a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Bessie Oakley and her
brother Buddy and Mrs. Oak
ley. They also visited her
brother Lewis and his family
in Rock Hill while here. The
Espicy and Oakley families
had supper together at their
mother’s on Wednesday.
Mrs. Alma Harvey, Miss
Maude Hhrvey hnd Miss Pat
Harvey have returned from iS
visit with the former’s son
and daughter-in-law, Sgt. and
Mrs. Jesse Harvey in Fair
born, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Malpass
and Terry, Misses Callie Pat
terson and Nancy Hope spent
several days vacationing at
Myrtle Beach last week.
Mrs. Oliver Smith spent
Friday a week ago in Clinton
with Mr. and Mrs. Edd Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Over-
street.
Smokey and Angie Woolen-
zine of Belvedere and Cindy
Meadows of Clinton spent sev
eral days with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
MitcheK.
Mrs. Bob Franks and chil
dren of Norfolk, Va. are
spending a few weeks her
mother, Mrs. Marvin Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Motte
of Savannah, Ga. were Thurs
day overnight guests of his
brother, W. L. Motte and Mrs.
Motte. On Friday Mrs. W. L.
Motte and daughters, Mrs.
Denford Wyatt and children
and Mrs. Maxie Reeder and
children visited their sister
and aunt, Mrs. Alvin Roberts
and Mr. Roberts in Fountain
Inn. They also visited Mrs.
Pauline Lawson at the Rest
Home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Aber
crombie’s recent visitors
were their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. ancTMrs. Joe A.
Carroll and their family of
TownviHe.
Tim and Bill Bowling visit
ed a few days last week with
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy McCravy at Lake
Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sharpe
and family of Lf&e City,
Tenn. visited his mother, Mrs.
Mac Harris and othqr rela-
over the Independence
weekend.
r. and Mrs. C. R. Fulmer
ve returned to their home
Huntsville, Ala. after a
*ek’s visit with her mother,
rs. LiHie Belle Miller and
her relatives. Mrs. Miller’s
other, Mrs. J. H. Wallen-'
ime of the Little River- Do-
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