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West Clinton News ..,
THE CLINTON ^CHRONICLE
Airman Sanders on Visit Here
I haven’t dared ... and I al
ways feel so conspicuous and
gawky in my flats. I’m
afraid, though, I’d feel even
more conspicuous if I were to
DEAR SALLY
By SALLY SHAW
elevate myself even higher in t , e Wai f u g u „
hiPh.hooltiH chnec oH. Street 0r ,n an y Other public
place. In fact, he practically
By
■ high-heeled shoes. Please ad
vise me. STRATOSPHERE.
DEAR STRATOSPHERE—
l., Stop being so self-conscious
SALLY SHAW of your height. Many of our 10Ve ' wny does my hus * holds a Job similar to mine in ^“ S1S 01 wa a^ you might tell
most famous models and band refuse to do thi . s? After company, is going to be him > coald make enough of a
all, weve been married only
a year. J. L.
ISIS “
“r^sr ““sciz-"-
Airman Third Class Mike » W . U1 celebrate
|“p er l otStewart Air Force Mickey Barter will observe DEAR SALLY I'm a LMrl m0St ft ‘ mous models and
Base. Tenn. spent the week- a birthday June # b DEAR SALLY—I m a girl beauties are just as tall and
end with his parents, Mr. and Ja^e CamuLn' ana Rnh. of 16 with a lltt,e • >roblem • • • even much taller than you,
dl r v M rthUr a S .? nders ' 0nSun - ert SrmUi observwl tlwir bhdh- »>- «>fy b e I should say “with and they look lovely and DEAR J. L. - Some men
day Mr. and Mrs. Bardy Can- da ys Mav 28 f “ U b f° b ‘ em ' „ 1 stand 5 graceful on all dress-up oc- just don't go in for such pub-
non and family of Greenville May 30 Steve Camnh.ll feet, ’ inches tall and am casions in their high-heeled lie demonstrations of affec-
were guests also. - Mrs W M ^ r a- Sh0eS ' tion ’ an<1 for women who
.^'“"d Mrs. Andy Kames nie CMh M WSUele Jr h ‘ b ‘ ts m V wearinghighheels . . . hang on to them. And after
visited their daughter and Diamie Lwson Ricky Cam^ a ‘danees and parties. All my DEAR SALLY - My hus- all, real genuine loye doesn't
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lor- beU and Mrs Vera ChUdmS g ‘ r ‘ frlend s, wear high heels to band is a wonderful guy, kind need advertisement like this,
ranee Peace and family in observed their birthday such social events, but so far and considerate in every way, I think you should begin con-
On^Sund'ev^M^ 3 ^' *i r. Danny Metts celebrated his
On Sunday Mr. Cecil Farm- birthday May 31
and I know he loves me as centrating more on how “won- gry with me. What do you ad-
much as I love him, but still derful, kind, and consider- vis e I should do? IN THE
and all he never permits me ate ” y our husband is instead KNOW.
to hold onto his arm or his of brooding over this unim- hitap thp w-wnw r
hand while we walk along the Portant little thing. ”, J it ~ 1
* * * think you should keep quiet
DEAR SALLY—I’m a jun- about this * Ther ® is the d 18 *
shakes me off. I see. other ior executive in a large com- tinct Possibility that the in
couples walking hand-in-hand pany, and have just found out formation: you received is all
and looking very much in that my best friend, who wron g and'your friendi on the
love. So why does my hus- holds a job similar to mine in basis °f w hat you might tell
fired in a couple of months. scen e with the boss to really
I’d like to tell him what I’ve Prompt his being fired. On
learned, but am afraid that fbe other hand,- should your
he might raise a big fuss with information indeed be cor-
the boss and maybe even give T 60 *’ yo ur telling him about
away my confidence. On the it; wil1 s °l v c nothing,
other hand, if I keep mum * *
about it, he might in time DEAR SALLY—Im a wid-
learn that I knew abotit it all ow °f 46 » an d very much in-
along and would really be an- terested in a certain man of
47 who lives in a town about
20 miles- from my
has been a widower for
a year, and I used to
friendly with both him and
bis late wife. I haven’t seen
or hearu rrom him since *1*
wife passed qway, and am
wondering if it would be right
and proper for me sometime
to drive to his town ai^d drop
in on him, or maybe write
him a friendy little, not!—
anything to sort of remind
him of my existence . . . and
“availability,” LONSESOME
LIL. ,,^^1
DEAR LONESOME LIL£—
The “friendly little note”
would be all right, but d$Tt
pay the first visit. That’s tip
to him ... if he’s interested.
er of Joanna and Mr. Jimmy
Farmer of Easley visited Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Farmer.
Mrs. David Owens spent a
few days in Greer with her
sister, Mrs. W. H. McCarter.
Mrs. Helen Thomas of Char
lotte, North Carolina, Mrs.
Ruth Thomas of Laurens, and
Mrs. Eugenia Garner and
Mrs. Nellie Copeland of near
Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Farmey and daughter,
Velda Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray King
and children enjoyed Satur
day at the beach in Charles
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. Furman En-
trekin and family enjoyed Fri
day afternoon and Saturday at
Mrs. Entrekin’s sister’s home,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fou-
che at Lake Hartwell.
Clyde Bigbee, Jr. of Charles^. Mike Lawson
ton spent the week-end with Williams have a
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Bigbee, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton
and daughter, Emily- visited
the former’s aunt, Miss Nan
Shelton, in Greenville, Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Heaton
of this city and Mrs. Wendell
Robertson of Greenville spent
the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Heaton’s daughter and
Mrs. Robertson’s sister, Mrs.
Barbara Jean Wells and sons
in Columbus, Georgia. Sun
day they also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Floyd in Roy-
ston, Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wind
sor and daughter, Sybil, spent
Saturday in Columbia with
the Brazills.
Mrs. Clifton Heaton and
children visited Mrs. Effie
Leopard and son, Larry, near
Ninety-Six, Saturday evening.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Satter
field ainnounce the birth of a
daughter on May 28 at Bailey FAT OVERWEIGHT
M em° ri al Hosp tal Available to you without a
Mrs. SatteWield before mar- doctor’s prescription, our
riage, was Miss Mary Ann product called Galaxon. You
Heaton, daughttf of Mr; and must lose ugly fat or your
Mrs. C. C. Heaton,' money back. Galaxon is a tab-
Sickhess and ea8i ly swallowed. Get
Clifton Heaton was a oa- . ° f e * c ? ss ,at live
uinton Heaton was a pa i onjfer Galaxon costs $3.00
tient at Bailey Memorial;Pps- and is sold.on this guarantee:
pital a few days last; weelf. if not satisfied lor any reason,
Mrs. William Dominick is just return the package to
ill at her home. y°“ r *ruf*ist and get your
Miss Sara Nell Heaton Is fa» moBey baek. N« questions
a patient at Bailey Memorial th&^iuMMtee by &unr's
Hospital. v:<! . , v Pharmacy, Clinton. Mail Or-
-urt-
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hedg-
path of Mass, will observe
their 1st wedding anniversary
May 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLen
don observed their wedding
anniversary May 31.
Tammie Iristi will cele
brate her 3rd birthday May
27.
Mrs. David Owens observes
her birthday today.
June 2 Harry Foster, Jr.,
Mrs. Marcell Barker, Wayne
Steele, Mrs. Ira Martin, Mrs.
Press Chaney, and Kathy Cau-
ble 'will observe their birth
day.
Jerry Heaton, Harold Rol
lins, Roby Chandler, and Bill
Hedgpath will observe their
birthday June 3.
Mrs. Harold Hanley has a
birthday June 4.
and Larry
birthday
June 5. "
Mr. and Mrs. Grange Camp
bell observe their wedding
anniversary today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wood
ward will observe their wed
ding anniversary June 2.
June 4 Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Cash and Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Hanley will observe
their wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dav
enport will celebrate their
wedding anniversary June 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Ott Thomas
celebrated their 47th wedding
anniversary May 29.
Card Of Thanks
I would like to thank the
doctors, nurses, friends, and
neighbors for their cards, flo
wers, and .other acts of kind
ness shown me during my
stay at Bailey Memorial Hos
pital. May God bless each
and everyone of them.
Mrs. Hubert Leopard
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