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T born we 11 coaching staff is a pa
tent at Bailey Memorial Hospi
tal where he is undergoing treat
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} Mrs. Terri Cochrane will leave
Sept 5th to Join her husband,
AIC David Cochrane in Denver,
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: During the months of July and
August, AIC and Mrs. Cochrane
Jwere guests of Sgt Major and
rs. William D. Cochrane of
Jacksonville, Ala. AIC and Mrs.
Cochrane also enjoyed several
days with Mrs. Frances Switser
of this city.
AIC Cochrane has been as
signed to Lowry Air Force Base,
after a 18 months tour in Oki
nawa. During his stay at Oki
nawa, AIC Cochrane attended
canine school in Tokoy, Japan.
* * *
Resuming their studies atNew-
berry College this week are
Danny and Bob Jones, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Leaman Jones.
Danny is a senior and Bob is a
junior.
Mrs. Mace Young, Sr. spent a
lew days last week in Greenwood
with her brothers and sisters-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James
Shannon and Mr. and Mrs. John
Shannon.
The John Andersons of Atlanta
met Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Harri
son at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Arve and Mr. Arve
of Madison. They spent the Labor
Day weekend there together.
Mrs. J. F. Beckman and sons,
James and Steven, have returned
to Lodi, Calif., after spending
sometime with their mother and
grandmother Mrs. R. E. Fergu
son.
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Mrs. Nelle Bowman of War
ner Robins, Ga., her daughter,
Karen Bowman, of Medical Col
lege, Augusta, Ga., and her son,
Kenneth, of University of Geor
gia, Athens, Ga., were visitors
for several days last week of
the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Loftis.
Mr. and Mrs. Loftis have just
recently returned from visit to
friends and relatives at Campo-
bello, S. C.
Sunday, July 24, William Fred
erick Breuer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Breuer of Route
#2, Clinton, Bonds Cross Road
Community, was christened at
Shady Grove Presbyterian
Church by Rev. Harry Fraser.
Present at the christening were
Mr. and Mrs. Breuer’s other
son, Walter Jackson, and Mrs.
Breuer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Morgan of Bonds Cross
Road.
Mrs. Azilee Adair and her sis
ters, Mrs. Gladys Allison, Mrs.
John G. Wilson and Mrs. Mae
Williams of Greenville spent
Thursday with Mrs. Emmie Mc
Mahan and Mrs. Bertie Spencer.
Harriet Courtney, Sara Lynn
Wysor’s Coker College suite
mate, is here for a visit with the
Wysors at their home on Cedar
St. Harriet is from Johnston.
Newcomers Meet
At Parish House
The Clinton Newcomers Club
held their monthly meeting on
Tuesday night, Aug. 18th at 8
p.m. at the Episcopal Parish
House. Nineteen members, six
prospective members and one out
of town visitor were in at
tendance.
During the business meeting,
preparations were made for the
monthly party given for the child
ren of cottage 26-A from Whit
ten Village. The date of this af
fair was changed from the first
to the second Monday of Septem
ber due to the Labor Day week
end.
Refreshments were then
served by Mrs. Carl Venable,
hostess for the month of Aug
ust. For the remainder of the
meeting, the members partici
pated in games of bridge, Tri
poli and Yahtzee.
34th ANNIVERSARY
SALE!
CARPET & RUG CENTER
LOCATED ON EAST MAIN STREET AT CORNER OF WOODROW STREET
Carpet Sale!
3 GREAT SEES!
(9 x 12 - 12 x 12 - 12 x 15)
3 GREAT COLORS!
Gold - Bronze - Green)
3 GREAT PRICES!
• 9 x 12 39.95
• 12 x 12 59.95
• 12 x 15 79.%
SALE!
4-A—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., September 4,196®
West Clinton
Correspondent-Representative Dial 833-1806
BY MRS. CLIFTON HEATON
ON FURLOUGH — Pri
vate John E. Butler Jr.,
is spending a 20-day
furlough with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John
E. Butler, Sr., from
Camp Lejeune, N. C.
Private Butler leaves
Sept. 2 for Camp Pen
dleton, Calif., and from
there to Vietnam for du
ty.
Children's
Classes Offered
By PC Dept.
The Art Department of
Presbyterian College will offer
art classes for children in the
elementary grades beginning
Thursday, Sept 11, according to
Mrs. Alta Alberga, instructor in
art at the college. Children in
grades 1, 2, and 3 will meet
from 3-3:45 p.m. and those in
grades, 4, 5, and 6 will meet
from 4-5 p.m. each Thursday.
Mrs. Alberga pointed out that
the goal of the children’s art
classes will be to provide mean
ingful experiences in art. She
stressed that the cultivation of
the child’s imagination, creative
abilities, and sensitivity to color
and form would be kept upper
most in mind during the classes.
Miss Gladys Lewis of Joanna,
an advanced art student at Pres
byterian College, will teach the
classes under the supervision of
Mrs. Alberga. Miss Lewis has
studied with Mrs. Mary Anne
Walker, who, until recently, was
instructor in art at the college.
One of Miss Lewis’s paintings
won first place in the Fine Arts
Festival in May at the College.
Enrollment is open to all
children in the community in
grades one through six. Enroll
ment will be limited to 15 child
ren per class. A fee of $30 will
be charged. Children will furnish
their own materials. Those in
terested in enrolling their child
in either class may do so by
writing Mrs. Alberga, Presby
terian College in Clinton, or by
calling the college, 833-2820, and
leaving name and telephone num
ber. Classes will be filled on a
“first come-first served’ basis.
Classes will be held in the art
studio in Jacobs Hall, room 408.
KEEP SINKS AND DRAINS free
of grease - To keep sinks and
drains free of grease and dis
agreeable odors by pouring or
dinary hot salt water through
them once or twice a week.
NYLON NETTING - Nylon net
ting wrapped around a bar of
soap makes a good substitute
brush for suds-scrubbing knees,
elbows, and heels.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten
spent the weekend with her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Bridwell in Duncan.
Mrs. Billy Pitts and children
of Belton spent Labor Day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Reeder.
While home on leave Private
John E. Butler Jr., spent a week
in Tampa, Fla., with his sister,
Mrs. James Dickerson and fami
ly.
Mrs. Georgia Trammell and
Mrs. Ava Griffin visited Mrs.
Trammell’s brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Farrow and fami
ly in Lakewell, Fla., and also the
Spooks Motel and other points of
interest last week.
Mrs. Georgia Trammell, Mr.
and Mrs. Troy Todd and fainily,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Dom
inick and daughters attended the
McLendon Reunion, Sunday.
On Sunday Mrs. Sara Shelton
and Mrs. H. W. Alford were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Vaughn and Mrs. Goldie Baker
in Charlotte, N. C.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Leopard and Nancy and
Ronnie were Mr. Leopard’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Leo
pard, and also his sister, Mrs.
Kathlene Butler and grandchild
ren, Windy and Rusty Neal, of
near Saluda.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trammell
and son of Woodruff; Mrs. Lillian
Trammell and Nancy and Mrs. M.
W. Adams all of this city visited
in Asheville, N. C., and also
Mr. Bill Cagle in Hendersonville,
N. C., Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Cauble of this city;
Mrs. Inez Hendrix of Whitmire;
and Mrs. Margaret Leopard and
children of Newberry visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Godfrey in Ander
son, Sunday.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Hames were Mr. and
Mrs. Lorrance Peace and family
of Greenville and Clara Nelson
and Mrs. Jess Nelson of Enoree.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick
spent last week in Jacksonville,
Ala., visiting her brother, Harold
Dilleshaw.
Mrs. C. W. Brazil! and Sybil
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Brazill and child
ren in Columbia.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Author Sanders were Mr. and
Mrs. Bardy Cannon and family
of Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Beaman
and son, Brian, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Whitsel visited Chimney
Rock, Maggie Valley, and other
points of interest in North Caro
lina, Sunday.
Rev. Raymond E. Duvall and
children, Wanda, Elizabeth, Ray
mond Jr., and Kenneth attended
the General Assembly in Chat
tanooga, Tenn., Aug. 26 through
Sept. 1. Mrs. Duvall carried on
the service as usual at the Church
of God of Prophecy on Sloan St.
while her husband, the pastor
there was attending the assembly.
On Sunday Mrs. Bobby Wooten
SALE
SEPTEMBER 4-13
WADSWORTH (HIHA SHOP
TOWN ’N’ COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER
10% - 50% OFF
Were NOW
Spice Sets
2.50
1.25
Saucers and 4-In. Plates,
ea.
5c
Bean Pot Sets
1.95
1.00
15 oz. Ice Tea Glasses, ea.
Imported Italian
10c
Candy Jars
1.65
95c
Large Saiari Bowl
L25
75c
Hull Potery Plates
6/1.00
Parfait Glasses, ea.
25c
Scouring Pad Holders
40c
Napkin Holders
95
50c
Large Assortment of Bridge Accessories
CHINA — GLASS - POTTERY - NOVELTIES
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
and children, Toni, Debbie, and
Cecil of this city accompanied
her father and brother Mr. O. L.
Godfrey and son, Jack, of Nine
ty-Six to Rock Hill to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Cardy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes and
Mrs. Ada Center and daughters
were supper guests of Rev. and
Mrs. James T. Hughes in Gray
Court, Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. James Loveless
and children of Atlanta, Ga.; and
Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson
and children of New Jersey spent
a while with Mrs. Loveless’s and
Mrs. Johnson’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Butler Sr., and al
so their brother, Private JohnE.
Butler Jr., while he was home cm
leave before going to Vietnam.
Sgt. and Mrs. Mike Sanders
of Ft Sewart, Tenn., spent the
Labor Day holidays with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Author
Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bragg.
HUGHES
Rev. and Mrs. James T. Hughes
of Gray Court announced the
birth of a son, John Christopher,
on Aug. 24 at the Laurens Hos
pital.
Mrs. Hughes was before mar
riage Miss Martha Jane Horton
of this city.
They have two other children,
Terri and Michael.
SICKNESS
Mrs. Spoon of Georgia, mother
of Mrs. Lucile Satterfield and
Mrs. Ethel McLendon of this
city, is a patient at the Tal-
mage Hospital.
Mrs. William Dominick re
mains ill at her home.
BIRTHDAYS
Denise Peace of Greenville,
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Hames of this city, cele
brated her sixth birthday Aug.
28.
Robert Whitsel observed his
birthday Sept. 1.
Willette Dominick will cele
brate her birthday Sept. 5.
Mary Era Todd will celebrate
her birthday on Sept. 7.
Kenny Nelson will be one year
old on Sept. 8.
Perry Alexander celebrated a
birthday on Sept. 3.
Cecilia Alexander celebrated
her birthday Aug. 24.
* * *
Kiwanions Sell
Pancake Supper
Tickets Tonight
Ervin Shook, sales manager for
the Clinton Kiwanis Club Pancake
Jamboree, states that Kiwanians
will begin a house-to-house sales
campaign tonight, Sept. 4.
Club members will begin sell
ing tickets for the pancake jam
boree at 6:30 p.m.
The pancake supper will be held
September 26 and 27 at the Clin
ton High School Cafeteria.
Advance tickets are $1 for all
you can eat.
* * *
Joycees Slate
'Band Battle'
The Clinton Jaycees will spon
sor a “Battle of the Bands’ Sept.
27.
Anyone wishing to enter a young
musical group in the contest is
requested to contact Mike Horton
at Piggly Wiggly.
Each member of a participat
ing group must be at least 13
years of age but not over 19.
There is a $2 registration fee
for each member of each par
ticipating group.
A $100 cash prize plus a tro
phy will be awarded to the first
place winner. Second prize will
be $25 and trophy. The best In
dividual talent will receive atro
phy.
The “Change of Times* combo
of Union won a similar compe
tition sponsored by the Jaycees
in January.
At Friendship
The Evan Family of Greer
win sing at Friendship Baptist
Church Sunday on Sunday Night
at 7:30. The public is Invited.
SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Vinton
Smith of Whitten Village, Clin
ton announce the birth of their
third daughter, Cynthia Dianne,
on August 30 at Self Memorial
Hospital, Greenwood.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth McAfee of Wan-
tagh, Long Island, N. Y. Pater
nal grandparents are Col. and
Mrs. Francis V. Smith of Clin
ton.
* * *
BLACKON
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samuel
Blackmon announce the birth of a
son, Samuel Joseph, on August 25
at Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Blackmon is the former
Neely Copeland, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. P. Copeland.
ADOPTION
BURNSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Burn
side, 408 Elm Street, announce
the adoption of a little son, Timo
thy Sean on August 14. Timothy
was five weeks old. The Burnsides
have an adopted daughter, Kim
berly Sue, four years of age.
Rev. Bixler
To Direct
Latin Tour
The Rev. Alfred L, Bixler, pas
tor ofFirst Presbyterian Church,
will direct a 30-day tour of South
America, beginning Nov. 6.
The group will leave from
Miami, Fla., onNov. 6, and arrive
back in Miami on Dec. 5.
The tour will include stops in
Belem, Sao Luiz, Recife, San Sal
vador, Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro,
Sao Paulo, Igussu Falls, Asun
cion, Buenos Aires, Santiago,
Lima, Cuzco, and Panama.
In addition to visiting the us
ual cultural, historical, religious
and industrial points of interest,
the group will visit missiona
ries and see the work they are
doing.
Rev. Bixler was born and rear
ed in South America. One of the
stops on the tour will be in the
state of Baia where Rev. Bix
ler was born.
Anyone interested in making
the trip should contact Rev. Bix
ler.
Marriage Course
Offered In Joanna
JOANNA - A course in'Mar
riage, Family Life andTheHome
for young married couples and
young parents will begin this Sun
day morning at the Joanna Ep-
woth Methodist Church. It will
be taught by the pastor, J. Le-
land Rinehart at the Educational
Building. The time will be from
10 a.m. until 10:35 a.m. and it will
take two months for all the les
sons. Couples outside of the
church are also welcomed. Many
subjects will be discussed includ
ing attitude of the T. V. pro
grams, how to vaccinate against
devorce, how to answer your
childrens frank questions, etc.
You won’t want to miss a single
lesson, so plan now to attend.
Legionnaires
Enjoy Supper
Members of the American Le
gion Auxiliary and their husbands
were guest for a chicken and fifth
supper Saturday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Chap
man on Lake Greenwood.
Dinner was served buffet style
from the long bar in the kitchen
dining room. Tables were setup
in the dining room and on the
long porch.
Out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Julian White, Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Brice of Greenwood,
Sheriff and Mrs. Gene Johnson of
Laurens.
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