Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-<jr ■*» t 1 ; f i i g § s I s 8 $ •3??. ■> - v Aee/? nt/M the News about m ^ Shopping and Savings, Too... ^ & •»iv V You’ll see by the paper what’s new, what’s go ing on, what’s to do. In your newspaper, your whole family finds entertainment and informa tion. What’s more, your newspaper is your marketplace, where advertising competition thrives, and you discover how to get best values from your shopping dollars. MEWSPAPERS... THE INDEPENDENT MEDIUM Clinton Chronicle Your Hometown Newspaper v s SCOUTS AT MYTKLE BEACH—Boy Scout Troop 138 enjoyed a weekend at Myrtle Beach recently. Attending the outing were Marty Heaton, Dur- rand Lowery, Randy Heaton, Ricky Phillips, Dennis King, Bruce Shep pard, Pat Kay, Terry Heaton, Ronnie Page, Kenneth Stroud, Keith Shep pard, Steve Heaton, Rufus King. Mike Cogsdill, and Chuck Kinard. Scoutmaster Early Heaton and As sistant Scoutmaster Rock McGinnis accompanied the Scouts. Troop 138 is sponsored by Clinton Mils. West Clinton Correspondent-Representative Dial 833-1806 BY MRS. CLIFTON’ HEATON Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thibordeau were Mr. and Mrs. John N. Turner and family of Augusta, Ga. Mrs. Margarett Craine of Co lumbia visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. JamesCraine,dur ing the weekend. Mrs. Sara Shelton and Emily and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hunsinger visited Mr. and Mrs. I^ee Howard in Greenville, Saturday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. JamesCraine were Mr.andMrs. Charlie Owens of Charlotte, N.C. Mrs. Luke Fuller and Mrs. J immy Sexton and Drew of Green wood were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Ada Center. Mrs. Barbara Wells and sons and Mrs. Sara Nell Heaton and grandson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Robertson and son in Greenville, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ella Harvey was called to the Lydia Mill on Monday morning due to the death of her sister- in-law, Mrs. Mattie Harvey. Mrs. Landy Heaton and grand daughter, Rudell Heaton, re turned home Friday evening af ter spending last weekend with Mrs. Wendell Robertson and son, Scott in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. James Craine were called to Columbia on Sun day afternoon due to the death of his uncle, Jake Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Bardy Cannon and family of Greenville spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Author Sanders. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reeder were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pitts and children of Bel ton; Mrs. Ann Pitts of Laurens; and Mrs. Ralph Reed of Lexing ton. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten spent a few days vacationing in Tennessee and Cherokee, N.C. Among those attending the fun eral of their aunt, Mrs. Florence Puckett in Whitmire Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitsel, Mrs. Hank Caughman, Mrs. Grady Spoone, Mrs. Brian Blackwell, Mr. Larry Hedgpeth, and Mrs. Kobe Dalton, all of this city; and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Garner of Chester. Mrs. Clyde Laney of this city attended the funeral also. BIRTHDAY PARTY David Hanks, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hanks Jr., enjoyed a party in honor of his third birthday at their home on Florence Street. A large group of boys and girls enjoyed games and refreshments. Hostesses for the party was his motlier, Mrs. Hanks, Janice Taylor and Dianne Owen. David received a lot of nice gifts. GET TOGETHER Mr. and Mrs. Sumpter Prater of Joanna were very pleasantly surprised on Sunday to have sev eral of Mrs. Prater’s girlhood friends drop by for lunch. They included Mrs. Iva Windsor and Mrs. Noleekea Foster of Clinton; Mrs. Flossie Sligh and Mrs. Ida Fellers of Newberry; Mrs. Minnie Davenport of Prosperity; Mrs. Merlie (Dominick) Kelly of Pine Bluff, Ark.; Mrs. Daisy (Young) Boozer of Birmingham, Ala.; and also Mrs. James Dom inick. The ladies hadn't seen each other in about 50 years. They had lots of fun reliving old times and many hapny experiences. SICKNESS Mrs. Ray Cauble is sick at her home on Bailey Street. Billy Butler of Laurens has returned home after having his tonscils removed last Monday at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Maude Medlin is ill at her home. Clifton Heaton has returned home after undergoing eye sur gery last Friday at Newberry Me morial Hospital. Mrs. Ruth Leopard is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. After undergoLag surgery at Bailey Memorial Hospital Mrs. Troy Todd has returned home. Mrs. Colie Campbell and Mrs. Annie B. Milam are among the pa tients at Bailey Memorial Hospi tal. Mrs. Annie Mae Bagwell has returned home after being a patient at Self Memorial Hospi tal in Greenwood. BIRTHDAYS Mr. Claude Smith Sr. observes his birthday July 31. Barry Caughman celebrates his birthday on August 7. Mrs. Ricahrd Frady observed her birthday July 29 and her hus band also had a birthday July 25. Hospital News Patients currency in Bailey Memorial Hospital from Clin ton are Charles Giles, Nanna Martin, Evelyn Birchmore, Jac- quette Moses, Virginia Brewster, Robert O’Sullivan, Mayin Todd, James Dailey, Arthur Green wood, Bertiia McMorris, Sallie Nabors, Nola Carroll, Mary Lou Stephens, Martha Littleton, Des- sie Ramage, Jessie Pyles, Dollie Hill, Dugas Copeland, Sallie A- dair, Jo Lunsford, Gertrude Copeland, Theodore, .Blakely, Nancy Smith, James Burnside, John Little, Annie Milam, Terri Young, Lou Satterfield, Nellie Case, Mildred Campbell, Bessie Medlock. Alice Wilson, Annie Leopard, Canzater Hill, Mattie Lankford. Patients from Joanna are Terry Rowe, James Noel, Doro thy Rikard, Tern Lee Young, and Elizabeth Motes. Patient from Kinards is Liz zie Henderson. Patients from Mountville are Hugh Bryson and Minnie Bluford. Patients from Cross Hill are Mary White ford, Lucile Boyce, Coraw Moses and Dora Wertz. Patients from Laurens are Lula Ross, Josephine Harp, James Montjoy, and W'. L. Gam- brell. Patient from Waterloo is Joyce Dowdle. Patient from Spartanburg is George Massie. * * * Bring W-2 Form To File For Social Security How much money did you make last year? This question is asked of every person who applies for social security. We don’t ask this question just to pry> says Mr. Gunter of the social security ad ministration. This information is needed to allow us to make a cor rect social security payment. Mr/’Gunter says that every wage earner or self employed person who is coming in to file for social security should bring his W-2 form or tax return for last year. This way, when that question is asked about earnings for last year, the information will be right at hand. * * * Cotton is the only major fiber that increases in strength when it’s wet.