The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 26, 1967, Image 3
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Hinton, S. C., Thursday, January 26, 1967
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Reported By
Naomi Seymour
Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817
Items of Interest About Clinton Folk
DEAR SALLY
By SALLY SHAW
‘ he doesn’t make it clear that it any further you would prob- ki rs R C DicIcSOIl
it’s all on him, yod have thp ably risk losing her friend-
• right to stipulate that it will ship. It’s difficult at best to Mrs. Hester Haynes Dtck-
be “Dutch.’J If, however, he talk sense int6 the head of.a son, 73, died Saturday morn-
DEAR SALLY- I’m a fel- does invite you out at his ex ' P erson ^ h °’ S infatuated or in in at Baile Memorial Hospi-
led by her sister Mrs. Hugh l0 w of 23, graduated fr6m col- ^“'J^eeSftee tater voTto ^“faek 3 tal at ‘« six month, of de
ar of Greenv lie. lege last Junei and deeply in ght t P l th watch, your friend evidently. clinin « h'alth and nine weeks
* * serious illness.
Mrs. E. N. Sullivan spent
last weekend in Charleston,
going especially to visit her
father, Dr. Henry Barnwell,
wherte ill. She was accompan
- Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Neely love with a wonderful girl who , .
spent last weekend at Litch- 8t ill has two more years of embarrassment. must learn her lesson the hard
field Beach. college to complete. Although DEAR SALLY: A group of ,
Dinner guests Wednesday of we have agreed to postpone us girls would appreciate your
Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Keisler she finishes school and until comments on something,
were Rev. and Mrs. C. J. I have become, better estab- We’re all in high school, and
Rice of Columbia; Rev. and lished in business, still I want some of us think it’s perfectly
Mrs. E. K. Counts of West very much to give her an en- a U right to walk hand-in-hand
Births
HOLLINGSWORTH
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
A native of Madison Coun
ty, N. C., she was the daugh
ter of the late Landon and
Lou Baldon Hayes. x
She is survived by her hus
band, Benjamin C. Dickson
Mrs. M. W. Culp of Colum- Visiting In Florida Rosier of Lakeport, N. H.,
ia is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Hitt is spend- left Tuesday for a Florida
. W. Bell and Mr. Bell. ing some time with her daugh- vacation following a visit with
Mrs. John Finney, Jr., tgr and family, Mr. and Mrs. her brother, I. Mac
pent Tuesday in Washington, L H. Ford in Avon Park, Fla. Mrs. Adair and other
ra., with her mother, Mrs. P. Clyde Bigbee, Sr., is a pa- l lves - i f oining , th ‘ em 11S ail , C i* UC v, w lc «ivu t » uuu .-
Adair and brother-in-law tient at the Veterans Hospital du ^ ing the week-end were Mr. stein C(mcert Monday evening
|nd sister, Mr. and Mrs. D. in Durham, N. C. where he and Mrs. O. D. Adair of Lo- at Burns Auditorium in Rock to
Columbia and Rev and Mrs gagement ring However my along the school corridors and Hollingsworth annqunce the of Cowpens, two sons and six
"eteleTjr'.i Prospe^- of ’ ™ along the street with a hoy Wr of a n <*au g hter Ja„ef daugh^ among whom U
Ity- i «•“>» Oaim a two-year en- w . h »”J»“ ?a.v f ry much and Ruth on Jan 12 at Self Me- Mrs. Charles Young of Clm
L Reynolds. underwent surgery last week
Marvin Stewart is conva- Mrs. Milford Smith and chil-
escing at home following an dreii spent the weekend in
llness and stay at Bailey Me- Blacksburg with their parents an i d _ Ml i s
porial Hospital. 1 and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Godfrey and chil- Mrs. Walter Jones.
Iren,' Beth and Brannon of Mr. and Mrs. William Tuck
t I R k Hill gagement is much too long also that it’s all right for the morial Hospital, Greenwood. Ion 27 grandchildren and
M« ^an Cotem^ hZ But I can’t see anything wrong boy to walk wltlT his arm They ,have another daughter, etght grcat-grandch.ldren,
Adair ’ Ruth Bailev mT Harold with this when two people around you. on quiet streets. Tracey Louise. Mrs. Hollmgs- The funeral service was
rela- ““‘ h Ba iley, Mrs. Harold ^ each How about others girls, and I’m one of worth is the former Carolyn held Monday at 3 p.m. at High
here V? S ' A ^ it’ TIM them, thinks this looks cheap Henderson, daughter of Mr. Point Baptist Church near
ns attended the Artur Rubin- ' ' . . and out-of-place. What do you and Mrs. Lykes Henderson of Gaffney. Burial was in the
thtek J 51; J.Tr ‘S.i?/. say. SPOKESMAN. this city. . church cemetery,
think a two-year, engage- » EAR S p 0KESMAN . rm
ri engage-
Hill. ment is a little long, too —
J. J. Cornwall is a paUent does not have to be proved by
with you. Genuine affection
Mr - at Bailey Memorial Hospital “ l' 11 ,,'public demonsteatloR
DEAR SALLY: My best
girl friend is heading for a
lumbia.
Out Of Service'
Ronnie Moore, son of
renmerf 1,0^ fromTi mo wh^Tie^'Vr “tiidCTgoing Farbetter not to tieher down
returned home from Lamp t t t with a ring ... let her feel
Gordon, Ga., after six months * free to enjoy the many social ,. . c . . , ,
active duty training with the Mrs. Jack Holland is a pa- ac ti v ities that are a part of !V g c ^fu h ' She 15 datmg st ® ad J
at Self Memorial Hos- nf Q dy with a no-good man who I
is
incurable
you iwo is reauy love, n win
Attended Women s Meet survive. And then in another
Mrs. Bailey Dixon, Mrs. J. year or two, when she’s clos
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lw« “ruo V r’Toent a er of Pine BiutrArkansas u - s - Army.. Uen ‘ « se “ »•«»««* **“- college life, with other fellows, **» w ““ “ —>.*
cwdayslastweek withher spent last Thursday and frL -Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Greene P“al i" Greenwood where she t00 ^ lf thc feeljng between ‘“i™" a ' 0r in !”' b !®
Z With Mrs. Henry 8 Suber. and children, formerly of St. “"^ent minor surgery love, it will “
f the death of their brother,
ulian Scarborough. < -
Mrs. W. Redd Turner is a
atient at Roper Hospital,
Charleston, where she v^ill un-
ergo surgery. d
and that he told her he is a
widower and has been for
over five years. I just cannot
bear the thought of the heart
break my friend is sure to suf-
Mrc Tame* Pitts and Mrs Mr - and Mrs. Henr$ P. Gil- aiepnens, muvcu w w.c owa vavt. about this but she insists I’m
t . A HolSnd were called to bert joined by Mrs. W. L. last week-end and are occupy- M^BaUey Dixon Mm. J year or two wh s ^ th ’ t „» * nol marr L d ,
Visackv Tuesdav on account H einz of Columbia, attended mg a residence on the corner B. Hart, Mrs. J. M. Dick and er to the end of her scholastic
rvisacKy luesoay on atcoum ^ we dding of their niece, of Cedar and Spruce Streets, Mrs. Miles Powell were in days and if she still feels in-
Miss Evelyn Daniel to Charles in the College View Heights. Greenville on Tuesday and dined to wear your ring, go
Morgan, III, in the Peachtree Mr. Greene is associated with Wednesday of this week where ahead and buy her one.
Presbyterian Church in Atlan- Asco Felts. they attended the Annual Gen- DEAR SALLY: My hus- iji ^
ta, Ga., on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dow eral Meeting °f the Women of band’s brother, who lives in f er soone f or later. "Is there
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Chand- were in Charlotte Wednesday the Episcopal Church. another city^ has the habit of anything else I can do about
ler spent the weekend in Ben- night where they attended a Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, Jr. dropping in on ys for visits ^is ?FRIEND, *
Mrs. J. B.- Hart and Mrs. ne ttsville with Mr. and Mrs. banquet given by the Printing and son, Jack, spent the Week- of three, four, or five days. DEAR FRIEND: I think
ohn Rainey left today (Thurs- Dick Lindsay and family. Vis- Industries of the Carolinas in end in Durham, N. C. Don’t you think it’s enough you’ve done enough by telling
ay) for Atlanta, Ga., where w {th them this week is celebration of National Print- Pvt. Barry Weersing, on that we feed and sleep him? her what you know about this
ley will visit for the day t h e i r granddaughter, little ing. Week. leave from the Marine base Must we also pay dining out man and jf you were to push
ind night. Miss Beth chandler of Spar- M rs . s. B. Pruitt spent the at Camp Pendleton, Calif., is and entertainment expenses? ’
Weekend guests of Dr. and tanburg. ^ weekend in Greer, visiting spending the week with his Or would it be proper to ap-
idrs,. D. O. Rhame were the Loses Father her son and daughter-in-law, parents, Dr. and Mrs. Marc pear cheap, but still we do
ev. and Mrs. Tom Weaver of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Pruitt. * Weersing, • Mr. and Mrs. live on a budget that doesn’t
e Columbia Seminary in At- Wells were called to Rich- Danny Jones has returned George Lyons, Jr. of Spar- permit too much entertaining,
ta, Ga. mond, Va. Sunday due to the t 0 Newberry College after tanburg and their son, Marc, MTS. O. V.
Davis vJt. Holland is a pa- sudden death of Mr. Wells’fa- spending semester - break with spent the weekend with the DEAR MRS. O. V.: Hosts
ent at Bailey Memorial Ho#*-ther, Drexel D. Wells. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lea- Weersings.
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Mrs., William Johnson is West Palm Beach, Fla., with Moss of Honea Path, also a
I onvalescing at home having her brother-in-law and sis- student at Newberry,
nderwent surgery last week ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gal- g R Knox is at home after
Self Memorial Hospital in loway. underRoing surgery at Gener- M „ maria| Hosnita'i'include-'
Breenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus De- al Hospital in Spartanburg. cunt 0 n - Essie T Reeder
Mrs. James Tinkler is spend- George Young Amanda wu ;
mg this week with her par- Ef(i R1 Pric Mu .
ents, Mr. and HrSs E. R,
Knox.
Hospital News
HOSPITAL NEWS —
Patients currently at Bailey
aren’t too deeply obligated to
guests who merely “drop in”,
especially for,visits of three,
four, and five days. Usually
we fell all right about feeding
such a guest at home, but
wh&n a suggestion comes from
him that you all dine out and
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and Wally of F orcnce recently lricia H Meeks Marie A
spent a few days with their Lawson Bett c S i mm0 ns,
mother and grapdmother, Mrs. Jef(rey E LolUs IsabeUa
S- B ^rout. Stackhouse, Annie Lois Smith,
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ann j e ^ ae cheeks, Leona T.
Ray recently were Mr. and shaver AUcn A young, Mar-
Mrs. Bill Blake and son, Doug vin c stewart E c Vincent,
of High Point, N C„ Miss Gertrude c H olbert, J. J.
Leona Crosby ol Union, and Cornwall, James D. Sheffield,
Freddie Ray, student at Clem- Wi|1 Hampton and Leona M.
son University. McCoig
Mr. and Mrs. James Mor- Laurc ' na _ James j. CoateSt
rcl and daughter .Kathy of s c thja D Hm N
Columbia visited Mr. and Mrs. G Osborne, Peter R. Lopez,
Hugh Ray Sunday afternoon. and Nannic R chapman.
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Discharged patients:
Clinton—Eloise W. Harvey,,
baby girl, Julia Lee Allen, ba
by girl, Jospehine Young, El
lis Dendy, Sara Goss Poole,
Brenda J. Baker, Alice Faye
Beaman, Leona B. Nelson,
Maudine Rowe, Mabel H.
Moorehead, Harry Bouknight,
Bessie Lee Spelce, Imogene
Gooch, W. C. Wallenzine,
Mattie Bell Young, baby girl,
W. C. Richards, Sherman F.
Blackwell, Kathy I. Lawson
and baby boy, Addle L. Kelly,
Linda Madden and baby girl,
Annie Edwards and baby boy.
I Joanna—Virginia B. Bur
gess, Betty Jo Montjoy, Janet
B. Garner, Ethel I. Smith.
Cross Hill — Esther King
and Patricia Curenton.
Laurens—Nora Kirby.
Ninety Six — George Mur-
rah.
Chappells—Mary A. Smith.
Valdosta, Ga.—T. Michael
Luke.
Orangeburg—John B. Mil
ler.
Mrs. Patterson
Mrs. Valda L. Patter son JE>2,
of Rt. 1, Clinton, died Satur
day at 10:10 p.m. at a local
hospital after four years of
declining health.
Native of Louisiana, daugh
ter of the late George and
Cora Townsler Lafitte, she was
a member of Lydia Baptist
Church.
Surviving are her husband,
Virgil Patterson; two sisters,
Miss Lula Mae Lafitte of Tex
as and Mrs. Faye Sonnebeam
of Pitcarn, Pa.; two brothers,
Ike Lafitte of Beaumont, Tex.,
and George Lafitte of Orange,
Tex.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at
Lydia Baptist Church by Rev.
Milford L. Sanders and Rev. ■
J. B. Abercrombie. Burial
was in New Hope Cemetery,
Cross Anchor.
Pallbearers were Roy, Fred,
Ernest D., Marvin H., Wil
liam F. and Charles Patter
son.
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