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/ I L* Clinton, S. C., Thursday,' August 4, 1964 *' —- , j;''' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE i/ i WHO'S WHERE.. — As — ReittrtuT By Naomi Seymour Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817 Items of Interest About Clinton Folk que and daughter, Ashley, of King, and sister, Jan. Col. Dillon arrived last week for King of Dobbins AFB, Joined a two-week visit with their them in Atlanta to see her off. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Everette Carson of Casque and. Mr. and Mrs. Gastonia, N. C., spent several R. P. Wilder. Mr. Casque is da y 8 ,agt week wlth h « r »**- attending the Coaches Con- ter and aun t> Mrs. John Rose- ference being held this week boro, and Mrs. Mayme Todd. In Columbia. Mrs. Roseboro accompanied Return From Virginia her home ,or an overnight Mrs. J. B. Speake has re visit. Mr. and Mrs. Wyma|n Shealy, accompanied by their grandchildren, Eleanor and Binky Shealy pf Orangeburg, spent last week in Florida. The Shealys spent Monday night in Orangeburg, - going especially to see their grand son, Mike Shealy, play in the All-Star baseball game 'in Holly Hill. Mr. and Mrs! Oeorge Bult- man of Sumter, qpent the week-end with' the former’s sister, Mrs. Raymond Pitts. 4 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bell spent Sunday in Harleyvllle with the former’s sister, Mrs. A. I. We t Westbury, add Mr West* ry. H Mr .and Mrs. D. E. Staton of Concord ,N. C., spent Sun day with their son and daugli- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Staton. , HOSPITAL PATIENT *. Marion Hiers is convalesc ing at Bailey Memorial Hos pital following an illness. Mrs. A1 Carpenter of Ports mouth, Va., was a guest Fri day night of her sister, Mrs. H. W. Staton, and Mr. Sta ton, enroute to her home from Atlanta, Ga., where she. was a state delegate at the Na tional Business and Profes sional Women’s convention. Miss Carol Hinnant of Co lumbia was the weekend guest of Miss Sue Word and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Word. On Sunday they trav eled to Atlanta, Qa. to see the Atlanta Braves play the San Francisco Giants. Mrs. Lurene Chandler and family of Sumter spent sever al days this week with the Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Rogers and family. •Miss Jane Etta, Robbie Kate, and Alicea Leigh Cox are spending this week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leary in Green wood. They are 'the daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rob ert Cox. turned from several weeks ALL-STAR TRAM visit with her daughter Mrs. 8 ® n ®* R. P. Skeins and Mr. Skeins and M ”- <***'*• Bun )* tt ® f at Virginia Beach, Va. Columbia, former residents, »» _• no _ .it - has been nominated for the Moms B. Seymour will re- . AU . stJir team Qf ^ ^ turn tomorrow from Clemson; L Ba8eball> He waa *<, where he attended a two start , f|r8t ba , ernan of week seminar on Pulpwood Nilgon . Van Llne , tearn> ^ Logging and Engineering CoU ^ ,, made of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fos- week of their mother, grand- members who are pi ter and daughter, Kathy, va- mother and great-grandmoth- to play hi the event cationed last week in Wil- er, Mrs. N. W. McDaniel oarAave already signed up. mington, N. C., with Mr. Young Drive. Mrs. McDaniel The starting time of the and Mrs. Hoyle Foster. accompanied her daughter tong affair will be 8:30. Mr and Mrs. James Von home for a several weeks and the# ameteur, along with Hollen and Dirk and Nonl »t a y. tWo memberg - vacationed last week at St. c T P I^. the A T ,U ?JT'«.* „ k Pro-Am of lake*id* ^ - 1 *!. ™. IM> ^ ^ ^ • p,mlm “» ly l!l$ - cation stay in Fort Myers, Country Club will be staged OFFICE SUPPLIES Fla. Mrs. Burnett accompan- on sun^y, August 14. All CHRONICLE PUB. CO. lad her son and daughter-in- . sponsored by the American Vernon Trammell has re turned to work at Adair’s Men’$ Shop, having had sur gery last week at Self Me morial Hospital in Green wood. boys 15-17 years of age in the t Fa# lean service •.. convenient monthly payments. Finance your next car here. • * r t ‘ . ' > ; ' ' ' . ML S. Bailey & Son, Bankers Established 188? Member FDIC Clinton, S. C "V/2% Interest Paid On One Year Savings Certificates'' ®S53r 0X12 NEW GENUINE ROTARUS FORTIFIED PLASTIC UNOLEUM RUGS $5.00 each — Cash and Carry HOT WEATHER SPECIAL!! — NEED MORE ICE?? ALUMINUM ICE TRAYS Dpllar Days Only 2 Trays (or $1.00 NEW 1967 MODEL ARVIN SOLID STATE HIGH FIDELITY PHONOGRAPH 4-SPEED CHANGER AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF AFTER LAST RECORD FREE—-Brass Roll-About Stand — FREE—10 Phono Records $69.95 On Terms— Less For Cash LARGE FOAM PILLOWS FOR BED OR SLOUCH Regular $3.95 — Dollar Days $1.00 ea. Burrto-Hamson Co, ’‘Your Friendly Furniture Store** Dial 833-1325 202 North Broad Street i, i Pulpwood Association and Co|umMa Clemson University. Mr. Sey- mour, one of three foresters T Dr ' a " d . T- selected from South Carolina, ^ ynn ar ) d children, ® et *y and represented the Dewater Pa- per Company. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tem pleton spent several days re cently vacationing at Myr tle Beach. Loses Grandfather Mrs. J. M. Crider was called to Elberton, Georgia, Saturday due to the death of her grandfather, Nathan Dana Taylor. Mr. Taylor was 95 years old. Services were held Sunday in Elberton. Mrs. C. W. Anderson is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gas- month’s visit at the "Roslyn Miss Louise Bethea of Nor- Cottage ,n Montr * at - N - c - folk, Va., and Miss Margaret Mrs. Harlan Halloclc and Bethea of North Augusta, son > Michael, of El Paso, Tex- joined Mrs. W. W. Harris as > was the week-end guest here and they are spending ^ r - and ^ r8> Mim- the week in Brevard, N. C. naugh. Mrs. Hallock is a for- Pfc. Johnny Gronksi of Ev- mer college friend of Mrs. erett, Wash., spent several Mimnaugh. days last week visiting Miss CALLED TO COLUMBIA Carol Shealy and her parents, Mrs. J. D. Jeanes was call- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shealy, ed to Columbia Tuesday on ac prior to leaving for a tour of count of the serious illness of duty overseas. Mr. Jeanes. who is a hospital VIST IN HIGHLANDS patient there. Spending several days last Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnett, week at Lee’s Inn in High- Sr., and Mrs. R. H. Brown lands, N. C., were Mrs. W. C. were week-end visitors In Baldwin, Mrs. W. C. Shealy, Gatlinburg, Tenn. Miss Ruth Bailey, Mrs. Earle Mrs. F. V. Smith is a medi- Workman, Mrs. Julian Cole- cal patient at Bailey Memo- man, Mrs. John W. Finney, rial Hospital. Sr., Mrs. Horace D. Payne, Attending the Southeastern Mrs. W. G. King, Sr., and Jurisdiction Layman’s Con- Mrs. Hubert J. Pitts. Also ference last week-end at Lake joining them was Mrs. Irby S. Junaluska, N. C., were Mr. Hipp of Rock Hill. and Mrs. Harry Bouknight Mrs. Milford Smith and and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don daughter, Gale, spent several Creighton and family, Mr. days last week in Blacksburg and Mrs. James Tiller, and with their parents and grand- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patter- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter son and daughter. Jones. Accompanying them Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bouk- home was Barry and Libby night and family left Tuesday Smith who had spent the past for two weeks vacation at two weeks with their grand- Myrtle Beacoh. parents. Miss Jonea Crider is spend- ON TOUR • ing this week with her grand- Miss Kristi King left yes- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. terday from Atlanta, Ga., Crider, Sr., in Charleston, with a group of Georgia stu- FLORIDA VISITORS dents by Delta Airlines on an Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Connally international tour, visiting of Coral Gables, Fia., are vis- Belgium, France, Switzer- iting several days this week land, Germany, and England, with the latter’s sister, Mrs. The tour will include the Vat- Mrs. J. Henderson Pitts, and lean and Monte Carlo. She Mr. Pitts, will return the latter part of Mrs. J. M. Oeland is conva- August and will leave Sep- lescing at her home following tember 14 for Brenau College, two weeks stay at Greenville Gainesville, Ga., where she General Hospital. Visiting her will be a member of the soph- and Mr. Oeland are their omore class. She was accom- daughter, Mrs. Thomas Alex- panied to Atlanta yesterday ander, and children of Bish- by her mother, Mrs. W. G. opville. law, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Burnett and grandchildren, Joan and Chocy, of Columbia, and while away they visited Cape Coral, Silver Springs, and other points of interest. Lt. Col. Benjamin F. Ivey, Jr., is expected to arrive on the West Coast Thursday af ter a year’s duty in Viet Nam. He will soon join Mrs. Ivey, the former Mary Kent Wysor, and family, who have made their home here during his absence. Mrs. Robert Wysor has re turned home after a two week visit with her daughter, Mrs. John B. Jordan, and family in Kinston, N. C. Betsy Jor dan, Mrs. Wysor’s grand daughter, returned with her for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ballard had as week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. J. W Milam, who were enroute to Charlotte, N. C., where they will make their home. Miss Kathy Mi lam, who has also been a guest of the Ballards, has left NAPOLI fit ALIO MOO TO 1290 APOLLO $7CO TO 10,000 for a stay at Camp Seafar er, Arapahoe, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Macdon ald have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Atlis Marjenhoss in Charleston. They are now in Elberton, Ga., visiting an other sister, Mrs. Jimmy Christian and Mr. Christian. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poole spent the week-end in Ashe ville, N. 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