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I Clinton, S. C., Thursday, October 6, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE IS Telephone 697-6949 Middleton him I would, but then later sort of mother-in-law, I have question, you are correct in years and, believe-it-or not, table while I'm with them when I looked for it I was hesitated to volunteer any y° ur belief that a widow is fcgtill don’t know how to ad- and at a complete lots as to unable to find it. I turned suggestions. Do you think I properly addressed as ‘Mrs. (j ress m y w if e ’s’ parents. I what to call them. Any sug- everything inside out and up- am r igh t in remaining silent? Robert H. Adams.” don't like caUing them “Mr.” gestions? NO NAME.' side down in a frantic search mamA K . for the pin, but to no avail, nirAK mama * . in •' DEAR SALLY: I have been and -Mrs.,'' oecause thpt DEAR NO NAME: Yes . . . nPAR MAMA K Vnc m- - for a i mos t three sounds too stiff and formal, something you should have j .a an « and 1 can’t bring myself to thought of yourself long be- pita! in Oreenwood ^ What to do’ GUILTY silent! Just y0U volunleer , . calling them “Mother” and fore now. and very easy, too, guests were Miss Judy Lois Hair returned home on l ^ ‘ any of your suggestions, and Mark W. Hellams “Dad,” because that’s how T ThC most natural and logical Strange of Greenwood, and Friday after being a patient DEAR GUILTY: NaturaUy, you WILL be a “meddling - address my own parents thing to do is ASK these BiUy Thompson Greer. in the local hospital. you phone the hoy confess mother-in-law" He^rVoimh Church St Th ^ T^2f sl^ “ond.riull.opl." how they STUDENT AT PC CLUB TO MEET the loss, and offer to ram- S ^“ 5 C ^®; .sweet and wonderful people, would Uke to be addressed by local hospital after a long ^ ut * always teel uncomfor- you. Joanna News . . . Wife, Children Go to Okinawa MRS. W. J. HOGAN guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis stay in Self Memorial Hos- and now I m convinced the deed y 0U ’ re right in keeping Correspondent-Representative Thompson. Sunday dinner pital in Greenwood. pin 18 fi.iTl.' 1 ™.. 8 silent! Just you volunteer DEAR SALLY: Is it proper for a widow to continue wear- in a Captain > T. C. who has been on Okinawa since January, was recently Steve Lehman is a student On Thursday. (tonight), Oc- ba 1 * 56 hl m ^ or Jhe pin. joined by Mrs. Middlteon, the at Presbyterian College. He <tober 6, the Woman’s Club — - — iiinesc former Phyllis Bodie, and fin ished Clinton High School will meet at the club house at DEAR SALLY: My fiance ing her wedding ring, or how u " ess - . twn ehilrirpn t . a last year. 7:30. I 135 come U P wit h what he soon after her husband’s pass- Native of Laurens County, ‘ ’ rey an Johnny Willingham, son of BIRTHDAYS AND considers a “brilliant idea.” ing should she remove the son of the late John T. and ,,ullt - Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wil- ANNIVERSARIES His com P an y is sending him ring? Also, am I correct in Laura Wallace Hellams, he MOTOR TO ALABAMA lingham, is a cadet at The Cit- On October S Dickie Wick- on an expenses-paid trip to a my belief that a widow is was a retired farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phil- adel. f>r pn i nvP H ‘ a hirthdav convention in another city, properly addressed as “Mrs. merchant and a member of lips enjoyed a week’s vaca- VISITED DAUGHTER T odav October 6 hirthdav one to which « married men Robert H. Adams,” and not Trinity Methodist Church. He lion visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. F. W. Frady returned greetings go to 1 arrv McCar- are P rivile g ed to brin 8 their as “ Mrs - Mar y Adams”? A was a graduate ot Clemson A. Adair in Birmingham, oth- to her home last Thursday SO n ' wives ' He thinks we should grou P of us are having quite University and a member ol er relatives in Arab and Cull- from Aurora, Colo., where On October 7 we wish stel- be married the da y before a discussion on these points, Palmetto Masonic Lodge 19. man. Enroute home they took she had spent two weeks with i a Bishop, Philip Wicker and this convention begins so that and I should very much ap- Surviving ,s h.s wife, Mrs. a sightseeing tour of Atlanta, her daughter and son-in-law, Hal Darnell a happy birth- we both Can attend the Con ' P reciate y° ur comments. Eliza Sullivan Hellams. arriving home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Holm^ day a Z Mr and Ss Dick vention and have our honey - MRS ' R ' A ‘ G ^ av f s ' de c , werc Miss Betty Strange of Spar- green, and family. She made Vaughan Jr.', a happy wed 'T' 008 “ for {r ^ e ” Somehow DEAR MSR. R. A.: A wid- conducted Friday at 1 a.m. tanburg, was a week-end the trip by jet from the Spar- ding anniversary tbe ldea of 3 hone y moon con - ow, may continue to wear her ia Lauiens City Cemetery by - tanburg^reenville jet port. Sarah Ruth Kingston Ed- ® iSting ° f daily attcndance at ring'for just as long as she R ^‘ n Bob Carlisle and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Derrill Bo- die Davenport and E ’ lmer bus ' aes s seminars and nightly w i s hes. If, however, s he Ben 0rmand - U/laV zard and children, Martin Bennett will celebrate birth- » 0C m ai j n P ^h ie ? sbould in time begin going citudi i»rs fTllj and Margaret, were last Sun-days on October 8 1 me in the least. What do out regularly with another OFFICE SUPPLIES * day guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. Skin Marshall observes a y° u tj 111111 about to 187 HESI- man , it would be in better The Christian Science Monitor recommends you read your local newspaper Your local newspaper is a wide-range newspaper with many features. Its emphasis is on local news. It also reports the major national and inter national news. THE MONITOR COMPLEMENTS YOUR LOCAL PAPER We specialize in analyzing and inter preting the important national and international news. 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Mr. and Mrs. David Kinard and son, and Mr. and Mrs. TANT. taste for her to remove the DEAR HESITANT: I think ring. As for your second as you do. And so . . . since it’s still the inalienable right _— . . ., of any bride to set the date xr t/„ im for ber wedding, pick yours for a different time, and that will be that. v CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 Prater and M. W. Hamm will have birthdays October 11. Birthday greetings go to Melissa Bishop and Marlenei Thomas on October 12." DEAR SALLY DEAR SALLY: My daugh- ter-in-law is a wonderful girl, and she and I have always gotten along beautifully. How ever, recently she and our son did a complete redecora tion job in their home, and in opinion the furnishings By SALLY SHAW DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl my Hurchel Mays esjoyed a trip of 19, just embarking on my and the colors they selected to the mountains last Sunday, sophomore year in college, are way out of line. Every- visiting Maggie Valley, Fai- During the past summer I thing clashes and everything ryland and Cherokee, N. C. dated a certain boy steadily is out of proportion. I am A recent guest of Mr. and and wore his fraternity pin. sure that with a few adjust- Mrs. Ernest Smith was the 0ur romance ended with the ments, though, the situation former’s brother, Fay Smith, end summer. Last night he could be very well remedied, of Blacksburg. phoned me and asked if I but since I don’t want to risk JOIiys ARMY would return his pin. I told appearing as the “meddling” Douglas Rowe Iqft for Fort Jackson on Monday to begin his training in the U. S. Army. He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Ross. Joseph Chandler, son of Mrs. Zula Chandler Brewing- ton and the late Mr. Chand ler, has joined the Army and began his training on Monday at Fort Jackson. JOINS HUSBAND Mrs. Maxie Morris and chil- , L£ .„ ... - -. , dren, Angela and Michael, JusU.lloidth_e_coupon_below. left the first of the weeR for Ft. 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