The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 23, 1967, Image 13
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Joanna Newt
Horence Fanity Visits Parents
Roy Johnson, I
Bo Yarborough,
Cotney.
Margaret Bofcard
lene Mason will
and
Bodie, social drink. We aren’t expect- your friend.
SteU* ing them to get smashed. . i — L
we Just resent their standing' DEAR-SALLY: A member
jo. around without even a glass of pur family passed away
if?
expressions of sympathy
any way. T. J. L.
it
and
celebrate ‘ n Iheir
hands
In wiRnflPHK
but it is quite understands!
DEAR T. J. L.: This is not ^at the ev<
to close friends. If you
MRS. W. J. HOGAN
Correspondent-Representative R<
^ Telephone . of
Mr. and Mrs
and children of Florenoe
were week-end guests of lie
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. League.
Mrs. Luther Franklin and
Wanda of Laurens, returned
home last Thursday after
spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kinard.
Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Gunter, joined by Mrs.
„ _ ----- an d ma * < * n 8'recerttly, and several of us a ksolutely required or even ^ ^ wr iti n g t be sure
^birthdays on Feb. 27, and Mr. everyone else uncomfortable received a number of cards expected. Still its is nice to next Ihne yuu see these friends
and Christy of Rock Hill, and and Mrs. C. H. Salter on Sun- and Mrs. H. S. Prater and Mr. their puritanical attitude. an( j notes of condolence. Now acknowledge any act of Id make some mention of their
Rev. and Mrs. Donnie Delk day. They also called on Mrs. and Mrs. Ghrry Shealy will ^^ a ^ j*® y° u think about this? we are wondering if wo are thoughtfulness or kindneese kindness in writing to you and
Murs Hill, N". C., visited Delia Russell, who is hortie af- observe wedding anniversa- THE MIXERS. supposed to acknowledge these with a personal note. You may how much you appreciated it.
Mr. Mid Mrs. Mack Brown ter. a recent stay hi the Dos- r*es.
iwic ^ Mack »rown ier.a recwi stay m uie iw»-DEAR MIXERS: I think*
iMheit wttis over the week-end. pital. On the coming February 28, your 'sense of values is in
Mrs. B. H. Johnson and Mrs. E. J. Willinghom visit- birthday cotabrnnts will be dire* need of adjustment. A
Saudra and Mr. and Mrs. ed Mr. and Mrs. Riphard Wtl- Nick Kreffftit, Cleo Tinsley, fondness for cocktails isn’t a
DonaM Frazier of Aiken, lingham and family ia Rock and J, |t. JFaits. Observing social requisite. And when you
were Shriday guests of Mrs. Hill last week enroiitedo Duke a wedding anniversary will be look at this from a standpoint
L. D. Edmunds and Dora Ed- hospital where she was going Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson. 0 f fairness, there is no evi-
munds. for a check-ap. Mrs. Dollie March 1st brings birthdays dence that your teetotaling
HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mae Carr accompained her on to Barron O’Shields arid Rob- neighbors are comptaing about.
your drinking. . .so why should
you be complaining about
their abstinence?
Mrs Russell Giliam return- to Rock Hfll and spent ert Crolley.
ed to her home on Blalock « f ew da y« >w ith the Don
Drive on Sunday after being Smiths.
a patient in Self Memorihl Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Boyce
hospital, Greenwood, last were Friday overnight guests
if.V**
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Misen-
DEAR SALLY
By SALLY SHAW <
DEAR SALLY: I’m a young
man of 22, and I have a good
Last Sunday guests of Mr. beimer and Mel in Chester. DEAR SALLY: I am a girl buddy who is now serving ov
and Mrs. W. D. Beckom were Then, on Saturday, accom- ^ i7 ^ aghool jemior. erseas with the Navy. He has
Misenkeimer
Harold ^Copeland and Mrs. week.
Houston Ellis of XlintoD, vis
ited Mrs. Hattie Hawkins in
Columbia. ^ ^ ^| rg panied by Mrs. Misenneimer j on i y boys once a week, a steady girl friend here at
Mrs. Bessie Hamm was a 0 m of Greenwood. a *) d Mel, they motored to on weekends^ and attend the home, and they are p 1 a n- I.
guest of Miss Lois Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beden- Hickory, N. C., and spent die basketball games at school, ning to be married as soon I
on Sunday. Miss Maxwell is baugh were Sunday guests of week-end with Mr. mid Mrs. an< j {bat’s all. My parents, as his hitch is up. In the mean
on the teaching staff at Bob ^(j. and Mrs. Coy Beden- J® mes Bowman, Jim and however, are always com- time, though, she keeps M a
Jones University m Green- baugh in Lexington. Danny. While there they visit- plaining that I* get in too late, ing to me about how loin*
ville. Mrs. Hamm made a Spending the week-end with ed ^ red Buff in Morganton, j; m USU ally home by 11 p.m. some she is, how boring it is ;
tour of the ^campus and at j| rg Alice Davenport were c - of very shortly after, but re- sitting at home with nothin * .
the vesper serviCIrstie enjoyed M|\ and Mrs. Danny Baker Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laird cently when I arrived home to‘do, and that maybe it wouid i*
a religious play presented by an< i children of Ninety Six. of Palio, Ind., and a friend at 12:30 after a party at one be a good idea for us to go H
the teachers. Week-end guests of Mr. and from Louisville, Ky., enjoyed of the other khts* homes, my o.ut together roncc in awhile
Week-end guests of Mrs. L. Mrs: Andy .Gosnell were Mr. a lew days last week with Mr. parents really raised the roof, to nidifies and dances, that
J. Brock were Jeff Brock and and Mrs. Charles Melton and and Mrs. Herschel Mays. will you please comment on this would really be doing a
Miss Sandy Smith of Atlanta, children of Spartanburg. Guests on Sunday of Mr. this, and I hope yoii’re on good turn for my buddy. How
Ga- Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Salter and Mrs. Toy Murphy were my side, so I can show your about this? FRIEND-
M,r. and Mrs. Maxie Brown of Greenwood, visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks column to my parents. TEEN- ^ A ri
— — and Hazel, Mrs. B. F. War* E*. DEAR FRIEND: You m 1S ht
M** 1 S E’rl 0r MurDhv ^nd Mre DEAR TEENER; You arc huddy^bul^ONl-A™afU'r'™ 1 '
Lonise Morris if Union; and 5tm ver >' much under C"o has Seen informed of this by
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cooper of
Honea Path.
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and protection of yoir par- the girl and has granted his
ents, and you should abide by approval. Confidentially,
the rule* they set. Hbwever, though, I think your buddy
jddging frokn what you say, has a poor bet in this girl,
t/wiQv evh y° ur parents aren’t being spe- whose “love” seemingly can-
Choaiv y RnhhiP cific enough about their rules, not withstand loneliness, bore-
The rules should not merely dom, and the appeal of going
state, “Don’t stay out late,” out with someone else during
or “Be home early.” They hts enforced absence. I think
should specify a certain time, you’d dod>etter to stay away
from her altogether. In this
DEAR SALLY: Ours is a w *y y«« w<>n,t risk an y
23, to Barbara Shealy, Bobbie
Bridges, Dean Wicker, Gloria
Longshore, and Mrs. W. L.
Gruber. On the same day,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bry
ant and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Bishop celebrated wedding
anniversaries.
very congenial, ;4oCT*!.mind- cheince of being named as a
Many happy returns of the ed neighborhood* and there ca ose of any possible breakup
day on Feb. 24 to Bill Bridg- are about ten of us couples la,!er between the girl and
es, Mary Ann Floyd, Randy who get together at least once
Young and George. Arrowood. a week for cocktails in one
On Feb. 25, birthday greet- another’s hame, and we have
ings go to David Summer, Ju- a great thne. The thing that’s
dy. Templeton, Walter Waits, bugging us right now, thangh,
and Johnny Summers. On the is a new collie in our neigh-
same day, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. borhood — a very stodgy pair
Cotney will observe a wedding whom we started inviting to
anniversary. our little parties, but who ab>-
February 26th brings birth- solutely refuse to join the rest
days to Gus Cannon, Hugh of us in even one, harmless,
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