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tihtton, S. C., Thursday, Decemper 1, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton News • • . Residents Visit in Greenville Dena Heaton, daughter of thei rtrust in all of you stu- had no religious significance placing them on a couple of pedlent oj placing rubber Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton, dents, and so it’s only right about it. Now that our skgoqd our beds for their afternoon Plastic sheeting under the in-' will celebrate her 4th birth- that anyone, who violates this rlav rwomHo-A , * k anniversary is approaching, naps. And then later after This c .°“ ld . not P 088 ^ 1 ^ 1 ■toy December trust be reported and take we , re wonderjng lf it would everyone ^ ^ y^r tnends since it. MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Correapendent-Representative 1M Washington Street Dial 833-3192 Robin Snelgrove, Mrs. Lo- what’s coming to him. The , - - - retta Hanks, Henry Caugh- reason this cheater grinned f t h v “ r poi u ,„ r i ^ ,nd < ?^ ip spot8 or r * n 8s on Mrs. Georgia Trammell and Miss Joan Few of Greer'man, Cindy Lee, and Mrs. at you was his certainty that di „ in 0UI . e church com _ °h and granddarughtier, Mary visited Mrs. Ada Center and Jack Harris will celebrate you were afraid of the “in- plet g e with wedding ’ clo thes Wh 1 ^ d 1 rlo ' about th,s Edra Todd, were Sunday family, Sunday. . birthdays December 4. r — J •— aVmost certain they do tha' same thing uvtheir homes. former'’ stigma Mrs. Edna Heaton and night supper guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller — ■ . , and Mrs. William Dominick. 0 f Greenwood spent the week- OEAR SALLY Mr. and Mrs. Arthur San- end with he r mother, Mrs. tJ/atuLdi 1 daughter, Jeanette, were vis- ci ers an( i Mrs. Annie Mae Vesta Eubanks and grand- itors in Greenville recently, Caughman visited Mrs. San- mother, Mrs. Ada Center, and also visited her mother, ders’ father, R. D. Smith, and other relatives. who is a patient at an Augus- wipdi!-**"' >*' ', an T d y ° U and attendants. T. L WERE weren t you? I say, I'm. afraid if I mention this to these friends I might be report him! Dear T. L. — A religious lee l* n S s - HOST- * * * ceremony would be quite all ESS- DEAR SALLY—A number right, and is in fact often DEAR HOSTESS I’m real- of my friends are members done. However, since you two iy surprised, veteran-mother By SALLY SHAW iu uw.ci i^icuTv.,. DEAR SALLY—I’m a fel- of a private club that I’d like hove been man and wife for that you are, that you haven’t Mr and Mrs Freddie Hea- l °Z °! Junl ° t u in u high ver y much to join. How can I almost two years, it would remembered’ the simple ~o.* C yy. . r hosoital and also vr. scho01 that uses the honor go about t his? Would it be not be in good taste for you to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bear- visited Mrs Jack’Caughman nn H Mrs Farl Hudson in syst * m for examinations. A all right if I simply asked one make this resemble a first ;n visited her mother, Mrs. nnf » children recentlv. n Q y, couple of days ago I spotted a or more of these friends to marriage, complete with Mrs. Ernest Eskew. ex- AUTO INSURANCE W. S. Hatton INSURANCE AGENCY den 0. L. Gwinn, who is ill, and also Mrs. Hampton Wiggins In Enoree last Sunday. bridal gown, bridesmaids, and daughter, Pat, visited in Hendersonville and Chimney Rock, N. C., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ful mer and daughter, Barbara Ann, of Johnston, visited Mrs. Fulmer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert other relatives here Sunday. and children recenUy. Woodruff, Thanksgiving Day dasmate cheating. He np- g e t me in? OUTSIDER. Mr and Mrs. Ted Hamrick and Sunday too. ticed that I had seen him, and OUTSIDER Askine and a11 the trimmings. Much of Spartanburg, spent the Miss Sara Nell Heaton of just grinned at me in a sort 0U Xhf is nd the tVy bnf better for you and your hus ' y ' band to be ‘married” in a quiet ceremony, with just your families and nearest relatives present. m- ha-c n/wH wiikpc week * end wit h Mr - and Mrs. Woodruff spent a few days of conspiratorial manner. In . . ,. ,.. _ . . L . y . .. . , J. R. Hamrick. last week with her parents, other words, he was confi- ^ be blg things that makes Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Heaton, dent that I wouldn’t report a P riva te club is the fact that Stroud of Columbia, were Sickness him. And so far, I haven’t, lts members ha ve thq? right guests of his parents, Mr. and Claude Farmer is a patient even though Tih feeling more of selectivity About all you Mrs. B. B. Stroud Sunday. a t Bailey Memorial Hospital, a n.d more uncomfortable can d0 18 bint ’ as snntly and Friday supper guests of Mr. Gene and Dale Owens, ac- about the whole thing. Every- •'f trce . y f 8 possi e y aur parents, Mr. and and Mrs. William Dominick cident victims, are paUents one else, so far as I know, o . f _ .„. t! „ uv .„..„u uoa Leopard and were Mrs. Georgia Trammell at Greenville General Hospi- takes the honor system seri- and Mrs. Darris Faye Todd tal. ously and abides by it. Do you Mrs. Andy Hames remains think I’m right in remaining DEAR S A L L Y — I’m a sit back and hope for an invi- although my children are now tation. ’ all grown, I can well remem- Pvt Pharlps n Sohrecken and children. —l___ M rs. Andy Hames remains minx rm ngm in remaining „ * * * v, ber and appreciate the little Pvt. Charles D. Scnrecken- “ silent about this ehpatino DEAR SALLY — My hus- problem that confronts me gost of Maryland, will spend Mrs. Wendell Robertson of a Patient at Bailey Memorial 8d f”^ nt? a ^ u band and I a leave from December 17 to Greenville, spent the week- * losplla1 ’ January 2 with his parents, end recently with her par-’ Singing student? CONSCIENCE. DEAR CONSCIENCE were married 23 now. I have a couple of good months ago by a justice of women friends, both of whom the peace, and although we have small babies. When they Mr. and Mrs. William A - ents - Mr - and Mrs. L. C. Hea- ^ l be a singing on p artlcipants jn any honor have bee n perfectly happy, come to my home for bridge Schreckengost, in Laurens. ton. Jr___ system are honorable in ev- still we’re both bothered by club, they have been bring- Mrs. L. C. Heaton spent Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sex- God °. f P ^ pph ®p y on . ir S oan Sunday afternoon in Joanna ton and son, Drew, of Green- Street with the Rev. Weath- with her daughter and son-in- wood, visited Mrs Ada Center er8 fand singers, law Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nor- Sunday. f Rev ; iu Fra ^ ^ ilU ?, S - pas - ris. , Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hamrick tor ° l 016 cbur , ch > °[ fers tbe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Spartanburg and Mr. and pabU ^ a cordial invitation to and granddaughter, Linda, of. Mrs. J. R. Hamrick of this at cnd- Daytona Beach, Fla., and city were visitors in Green- Mrs. P. D. Watkins of Green- ville during the week-end. wood, visited Mrs. Jones’ and Mrs. William Dominick and „ Mrs. Watkins’ sister, Mrs. H. daughters and Miss Brenda bamson obs erved their wed- ery way. The teachers put the fact that our marriage ing their babies along and r I tv/ / / DIAL 585-?224 COLLECT Termite AND Pest Control "THE ANTIMITE WAY" FREE INSPECTION AND SPECIFICATIONS CAROLINA'S LARGEST — SURETY BONDED Membtr National Pest Control Association BIRD'S EXTERMINATING CO. 1307 Asheville Hwy. Spartanburg, S. C. Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries Mr. dnd Mrs. Haskell Wil- A. Adams, Saturday. < Burroughs were visitors in Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Greenwood Satutiday. Campbell and family and Mrs. Faye Garner and Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold daughter, Sharon, of Green- and family of Hemingway, wood, and Willis'Farmer of ding anniversary November 18. • • > . Susan Meredith will cele brate a birthday December 5. December 2 Ruben Stroud, spent the Thanksgiving holl- Greenville,, visited Mr. and C: E. Roberts, and Dale Ad- days with relatives here. Mrs. Claude Farmer and ams have birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alex- daughter over the week-encL Andy Wilbanks will observe ander and Mrs. Betty Wat- Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Holtz- a birthday December 3. kins and daughter, Kim, vis- claw, III,, and Mrs. L. J. Mr. and Mrs. George Law- ited Mr. and Mrs. Louie Alex- Holtzclaw Jr. and son and son will observe their wedding ander in Liberty Sunday. daughter, Dennis and Jane, anniversary December 4. •77 v. OWftHSW* FLOO«'^r Big floor heating performance in a tw .. tn ,, . Inn«r MAT TUBIS -VTfyl C»ptwr» hdttaa haat- J.M (hill mmI tam ORly M" high Y* Bnih-fai SLOWER t/muid. Mm hMta Hk« mag id OuMtl H *v*r fl*«ri Svpt Ft**f Ha. H %ssr "ZSttn lad AuU aarf tura Samar Main* Claan Sira WhUa Othan Scot ft tmoil a. 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