The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 06, 1968, Image 3
THK <'lllt()NI( |,[;, Clinton. S. ( .. June fi.
1968 -,1
wpdding last Saturday.
About People
You Know
iu'cently, Mrs. IS-rare C.
s »“tl! > Laura and ( arltnn were
1,1 l^aureiiburg, .N'.c. visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hu-k Wells and
Ml ■ Wells.onSunday Mrs.Smith,
and Carltun, accumpanied by
Mls - AI l ancaster and Cheryl
tin'k Laura tn Winthrnp Cullege,
^tiere she will attend summer
SC la ml .
Mr. and Mrs. I- red Burnett,
8r., Heggie Burnett, and Dianne
Addis attended graduation rere-
iTinnit-s at Irnn High School last
I'nday night. Charles W. “Chocy”
Burnett, s ui f Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Burnett, of Columbia
and formally f Clinton, was
among those graduating. While
attending Irnm High School.
L h"ey played solo trumpet doe
the \ ellow Jackets’ Band, a mem-
tier of the french Club, sports
editor of the Stringer, tin news
paper and I he Yellow lacket,
the annual. While in sch ml he
participated in track, baseball,
and basketball. He now plays
trumpet with “The \ entrelles”,
group in Columbia. He plans t ’
attend the University T South
Carolina. He is the grandson of
Mr and Mrs. Lred Burnett, Sr.
of this city.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Watts
Tony and Marie attended the
graduation of the (dficersRotary
Wmg Aviaters at Ft. Rucker, Ala.
on May 21. Capt. Robert T. Watts,
their son was a memlier of the
class.
Capt. Watts and his family have
been spending sometime with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Watts and Mr. and Mrs.
William Watts. Beginning June
11 they will lie stationed at Ft.
Bliss, Tex. for an infinite time.
* * *
Miss Jean Glover has returned!
from Southampton, Fngland,
where she spent the past year with
her grandmother, Mrs. A. Glo
ver.
* * *
Mrs. John W. Finney, Sr. is
visiting her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Finney
in Marion going especially for
commencement exercises at
Marion High School where her
grandson, Johnny, was a mem!>er
of the graduating class.
+ * 4
Mrs. Allen Poole, Mrs. Faster
Mc.NTnch of Laurens, lames
Larry MeNinch of Rock Hill were
m Perth Amboy, N.J., List week
where they were called due L
ttie death of Mrs. Theodore B.
Todd.
* + «
A( VLPTS POSITION
Deke Reynold: , 111, f Wash
ington, Ga., has accepted a posi-
ti<ui with C. W. Anders itilb siery
Company. He is making his home
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Horne.
* + *
VISITS S( i\
Mr. and Mrs. Rhett \dair left
Wednesday, tune '>, to visit her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Page in Charlotte,
N.C., going especially t attend
the graduation of their grand
daughter from high school
on Suturdu\ morning, Mrs.
L.S. Reddick, 1 arry Reddick,
Miss Ginger Crocker, and Miss
Dianne Asbill attended the grad
uation ceremony and commis
sioning ceremotn at the Univer
sity of South Carolina. Michael
Reddick received his degree in
engineering and commission m
the U.S. Marines at this time.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Swift
returned to Des Moines, Iowa
after a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Thomason.
* * *
Mrs. Hugh Fargle and Lucy
Fargle are visiting Mrs. Charles
Workman, coming especially to
attend the Turner - Henderson
William T. Smith of Washing
ton, D.C. and his fiancee, Miss
Kattie Flattery, also of Wash
ington visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde 11. Smith inClin-
t< ui Jnd . dher relatives.-
* * *
AT MYRTLF BFACH
Mr. and Mrs. Frvin Shook and
famiU^re enjoying a vacation at
Myme Beach.
INTFRF.ST ITFMS
Miss Beth Odom of Salters
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Tom Salters of this city. While
here Miss Odom is staying with
Miss Rome Hollis and they are
visiting Rente's grandmother,
Mrs. H. I). Payne.
* * *
Mrs. D. M. Vaughan, Sr., of
Kinards, and Mrs. Frank Welch
chaperoned the following group of
girls ui a House Party to Myr
tle Beach: Misses Jane Timmer
man, Kay Poole, Cathy Bouknight,
Sharon Plaxico, and Cookie
Arnold. Also Misses Melissa
Turner, Marilyn Fryfogle, Judy
Reynolds, Susan Jacks, Lee
Davis, and Rita Johnson all of
Clinton. Misses Becky Crisp and
Mary Wham of Mountville were
also m the group.
tlhe (Clinton
(Etimnirlp
DONNY WILDER,
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