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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, December 1, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE WHO'S WHERE *• — As — Reported By Naomi Seymour Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817 Items of Interest About Clinton Folk arrived Saturday for a few Thad Stevens and Laura and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Line and days visit Wesley. children, Paul, Carl, and Mark Amelia and Lisa Furr of Spending the holiday week- 0 f Atlanta, Ga., spent the Lancaster spent the Thanks-end withJVlr. and Mrs. Franc- Thanksgiving holidays with giving holidays with their is Blalock, was their son, Mrs. Line’s parents, Mr. and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bunky, a graduate student at Mrs. Carlton Winn. G. C. Mclnvaille. the University of Virginia. Mr and Mrs Waltpr Jones Kristi King; student at Bre- Mrs. Rainey and, Blacksburg were guests on nau College, Gainesville, Ga., spent the holiday Wednesday and Thursday of spent the Thanksgiving holi- weekend with their sister and their daughter, Mrs. Milford days with her parents, Col. Miss Lillian Hart in Smith, Mr. Smith and chil- and Mrs. W. G. King. Col. Williamsburg, Va. dren. On Friday evening Mr. King, who is stationed at_ Miss Patricia Ferguson of and Mrs. Sarnie Pinson and Marietta also joined>his lam- Q reenv jji e was a recent gu r st children of Atlanta, Ga. were. ily here. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pitts of her grandmother, Mrs. R. their guests. P E. Ferguson. Moved To Summerville VISITED IN FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Crider Miss Juliet McCrorey has and children, Jonea, Jan and home in Clinton for several .... . ... ...... and daughter, Suzanne of Visiting Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Charles Holland of Clemson visited several days with her Lynchburg Va Mr and McFadden during the Thanks- University spent the Thanks- son and daughter-in-law, Mr. p Mark and sons giving holidays were their giving holidays with his par- and Mrs. Calvin Reed and Q[ A j ken Mr and Mrs jr d ’ returned from a weeks visit Mark moved Monday to Sum children, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. daughters. ward Pitts and Earl H Hoi- with friends in Kcy West . ^' lo ' rnervflle - The y rnade theii lace Boyd and son, Graham Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs j and of Columbia spent the rida - U r ~ and Miss Corinne Boyd of Clemson-Carolina Game had as their guests on Sun- Thanksgiving holidays with— ' Charleston. Among Clintonians attend- day Mrs. Jacobs’ Parents, Mrs , p h M fc pilts Joe Neely of Atlanta, Ga. ing the Clemson - Carolina Mr - and Mrs - w - R - S 11 ™ 5 of ATTFxn spent the weekend with his game at Clemson were Dr, R ock Hill. and Mrs Georee Reid p.nre„l S . Mr. and Mrs. Car- and M r s . N. Carl Wessinger, Recent ggU ot M*. A. ^ ^ wcek . lisle Neely. D r> an d Mrs. Howard Smith, O Daniel w^re Dr. and Mrs. j n -Savannah Ga and at- Underwent Eye Surgery Mr. and Mrs Claude Crock- 0 ’ tended the wedding of a niece, A. C. Young is convalescing er, Ralph Tedards and son, ^n. ? Soartanbu^e R ' Miss Linda Grubbs and Cbar - at home following eye surgery Buzzy, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Daniel of Spartanburg. ^ £ . of Columbia which at Bowman-Gray Hospital in Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. PITTS FAMILY REUNION toQk lace Saturday evening. Winston-Salem, N. C. last Templeton, Mr. and Mrs. Members of the Pitts fam- A1 - was an usher at t he week. Heath Copeland and Mr. and ily gathering together for din- wedd i r! g Mr. and Mrs. Thad John- Mrs. Brooks Owens. ner Sunday at the home of Mrs w G Kin{ , Jr ar | d yeatfS. Mr. Crider, formrely an area forester with W. Vir ginia Pulp and Paper Com pany, was recently promoted to Timber Production Mana ger and transferred to the Summerville Office. They are making their home on 1520 Wannhmaker Ave., Summer ville, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Davis R. Hol land Jr. of Anderson were guests on Thursday and Fri day of last\week of the for mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Holland. On , Thursday for Thanksgiving Dinner they were joined by Mr. and Mr*. Bill Hill and children of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bhr ker spent Friday in Green; wood. Miss Jane Sturgeon of Dun ham, N. C. spent the week end with her mother, Mr*. H* E. Sturgeon. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holland were called to Charleston M Saturday due to the illness of her brother, Julian H. Scar? borough, who underwent sur gery last Monday at the Med ical College of Charleston. • BOXWOOD COTTAGE OPEN 10 A. M. TIL 5 P. M. EACH DAY Monday Thru Saturday ' ' r ' ; Boxwood Cottage 809 w. Main st. LAOHENS, 3.C. INTERIORS > ACCESSORIES • GIFTS son, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga., Miss Mrs. Robert Wysor, III and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Grube daugh t er ' Jan visited her Julie Johnson of Crossnore daughter, Sarah Lynn, spent wer e Mr. and Mrs. Charles mot her, Mrs. Agnes Brodie ' School, Crossnore, N. C., and Thanksgiving with their son and f arni *y'. Mr. and . n pi orence during the holi- Charles Johnson of the U. S. and brother, Robbie, a stu- Mrs - Earl pitts and famil y. day we ek-end. Navy stationed in Charleston dent at Fork Union Academy. Mr - and Mrs - w - R - pitts - Jr - M r. and Mrs. Mac Finney visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and chil- and family and Miss Linda and son Johnny of Marion Mrs. T. C. Johnson during the dren of Columbia were guests Tiller ; Mrs. Fred Pitts; and spent Thanksgiving with his holiday week-end. Joining 0 f Mrs. James Pitts during Mr - and Mrs. Gqyne s >mpson mother Mrs John w Fin them on Thanksgiving Day the weekend. of tbis ? ity: Mr - and . Mrs ". ney, Sr. were Mrs. Maude Vaughn of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shi- Lewis pitts and *[ a ™ ly °? Mrs. Robert S. Owens of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- elds of Greensboro, N. C. Bethune, N. C.; and Mr. and Surnmerville w j n arr i ve ert Coleman and family of were the week-end guests of Mrs - Harold Pitts and family Thursday for several days Chester. Mr. and Mrs. William Shields Greensboro, N. -C. V j S it with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joe Tankersley return- and daughter, Jennie. THANKSGIVING VISITORS Tench Owens, ed home Wednesday follow- Guests during the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Warren O. Mrs. Ralph Copeland was ing several days visit with of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Addison White and daughter, Lorraine Rucst of her daugh tor, Mrs. her daughter, Mrs. Warren were their chilclren, Mr. and of Virginia Beach, and son, Lewis Bowen, Mr. Bowen and Kenrick and family in North Mrs. Ned Handback of Ath- Stephen of the University of farni ] y at their home in Eno- Augusta. Accompanying her ens, Ga. and Miss Murray South Carolina, Columbia; ree f or Thanksgiving Day. home to visit several days Jane Addison, a student at Mrs. Miriam W. Gray and VISITS IN FLORIDA here were Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Converse College. Also visit- children, Nancy, Rodney and Mr and Mrs H w gtaton rick and children. On Wed- ing was Mrs. Addison’s mo- Paula of Greenville; Mr. and h ac | as their guests last week nesday of this week she had ther, Mrs. H. H. Harris of Mrs. Frank Froehling of New tbe Otter's sister and broth- as her dinner guests her mo- Columbia. York City were guests of Mr. er _j n _ law , Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ther and sisters, Mrs. J. W. Cape Cod Visitor and Mrs. R. C. Stewart and j Lane Jr. of Portsmouth, Bobo, Sr., and Miss Emmie Mrs. Calvin F. Reed has Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. King for yr a D Ur j n g their visit here Bobo and Mrs. Albert Denard returned to her home at Fal- Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. t h c gtatons and Lanes visited of Washington, Ga. mouth, Cape Cod, having G. R. Bodie of Virginia Beach in gt Petersburg, Fla. Enroute there they were join ed in Atlanta, Ga. by the Staton’s daughter and grand son, Mrs. •George M. Lane and son, Todd. In Florida they visited the Staton’s other daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elliott and small daughter, Elaine. Mrs. H. K. Covington, Miss Judy and A1 Covington of Richmond, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. James G. Monroe of Lat- ta were the hotidajr? guests of Miss Iona Blakely and J. Al- dine Blakely and other rela tives. ATTEND TECH-GEORGIA GAME Don Creighton and Morris Seymour joined by Fred Nash of North Carolina attended the University of .Georgia vs. Georgia Tech Football game in Athens, Ga. on Saturday. Week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller were their daughter, Miss Beverly Muller of Winthrop College, Rock Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cleaver of Elbcrton. Ga. IN SELF MEMORIAL Judson Brehmer is a pa tient at Self Memorial Hos pital in Greenwood where he is undergoing treatment. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Adair and children, Mary and Chris, spent Thanksgiving i n Great Falls with Mrs. Adair's mo ther, Mrs. J. B. Ferguson. On Saturday they attended thc Clemson - Carolina game at Clemson. VISIT IN RHODE ISLAND Mrs. Dean Hartley has re turned to Thornwell Orph anage alter a stay ip Rhode Island with her son, Col. Dean Hartley Jr. and family. Among the Citadel students home for the Thanksgiving holidays were Jim Adair, Hap McSween, and Bohby Hask ins. Miss Jane Trammell, a stu dent at Anderson Junior Col lege spent the weekend with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Trammell. FLORIDA VISITORS Miss Pat Stinette of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and J o h n Bed of St. Joseph, Montana, arrived last Wednesday to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stinette. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus D. Lew is Jr. and children of Flor ence were the guests of Mrs. Lewis’ brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perry. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Seymour were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haley Brown of Bowman, Ga. and Mr. Seymour’s brother and family, Dr. and Mrs. Zack Seymour and children of Commerce, Ga. Miss Philis Mixon has • re turned to the University of South Carolina, having spent the holidays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. David T. Mixon. VisUng Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Crayton during the weekend were Mrs. Crayton’s sister and family, Mr, and Mrs. Boxwood Cottage Will Remain Open Until 9:00 P. M. Oh Thursday and Friday Nights Until Christmas V Gifts • Interiors • Accessories ‘A Complete Line of New and Different Christmas Decorations Now Available’ SYLVANIA MAT NO. 25C105 M m **■■■ ' - NOW IN STOCK — SEE SYLVANIA AT — LEWIS TV SERVICE DIAL 697-6987 — JOANNA, S. C. & Give LENOX holiday gifts to the home you love best... yours! 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