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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Dec. D)70 -3-D
West Clinton News
Mrs. Willie Mae Anderson
and Mrs. Grace Owens visited
relatives in Spartanburg on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller
and Mrs. Jimmy Sexton and
children of' Greenwood spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ada Center
and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Owens
visited her sister, Mrs. Lila
Butler, near Saluda Wednesday.
Those enjoying Thanksgiving
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Hames were their daughters
and their families, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorrance Peace and
family of Greenville, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy lusti andehildren
and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wells
of Clinton.
Friends of Spartanburg dr"p-
ped by for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Dominick and
daughters, Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pruitt
and Mrs. James Pruitt an 1 son
attended a family Thanksgiving
dinner on Saturday at the home
of Mr. and Mi >. Ge irge Pruitt’s
daughter and son - in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Freeman at
N inety-Six.
Major andMrs. Herman Al
ford ind daughters f Atlanta,
Georgia spent the holidays with
his sister, Mi's. Sara Shelton
and Ins m dher, Mrs. Man
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Mrs. Myrtle Whitsel and son
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Atlanta, Georgia with Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Hedgepath.
Guests of Mr.andMrs.Jonas
Samples on Thanksgiving Day
was her mother, Mrs. C. M.
Giles and her sister, Mrs.
Shirley Tucker and son, Dwayne
of Woodruff.
Those enjoying Thanksgiving
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
McLendon were Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis McLendon and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Furman
Adams and son, Billy.
Cecil Adams was Thanks
giving day dinner guest ofMrs.
Pearl V. Starnes at Lydia.
Tedford Ward spent a few
days last week with his aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Callie Hill in
Johnston.
Gary Laney of Georgia
S >uthern College and Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Hooper of Green
ville spent the Thanksgiving
Holidays with their parents,
Mi. and Mrs. Jesse Laney.
Mrs. Betty Floyd and
children f Greenwood spent
Thanksgiving with her mother,
Mis. Annie Mae Caughman.
R siald and Sandra Chilton
spent the Ir lidays in llonea
Path with their grandmother,
Mrs. Ashley.
C >rpul David B md ofCherry
P int, N. C. and father, Lewis
B.nd, visited Mr. and Mrs.
William I)<aninirk Sindu-
w;th thf sick
Ml. Ge >rtre Bagw-dl is sick
at 1 im .
Mr. I' aIph Bmr leu is a pa
tent at Bailei Mem Tial
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BIRTH ANN- I'CNCt- ML NTS
announce the birth of a son,
Kenneth Wesley, on November
25 at Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Ivester is the former
Sylvia Samples, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Samples.
BIGHMAN
Airman First Class andMrs.
Neely Bighman announce the
birth ofa daughter, Lesia Marie
on November 28 at the Sumter
Air Force Base Hospital,
Sumter, S. C.
Mrs. Bighman is the former
Brenda Hinson, daughter of
Mrs. Frances Hinson. Mr.
Bighman is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Bighman also
of Clinton.
LITTLETON
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Little
ton annouce the birth of a
daughter on November 28 at
Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Littleton is the former
Bonnie Sawyer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W E. Sawyer of
Donalds formerly of Clinton.
BIRTHDAYS
WL DOING ANNIVERSARIES
Angela Sanders, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sanders of
Greenwood, celebrated her
first birthday November 27. She
is the granddaughter T Mr. and
Mrs. Authur Sanders of this
city.
Dennis M< London celebrated
his birthday November 2*3.
Sam Owens Rserved his
birthday November 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Far
mer observed their 33th wed
ding anniversary November
28/
Dena Heaton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Heaton, Sr.,
will celebrate her 8th birth
day Decemt»er 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Derrick
will celebrate their first wed
ding anniversary December 5.
IV ESTER
Mi. an 1 Mi s. Kenneth Ivester
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SPECIALS
$1.49 NYQUIL - Nighttime Cold Medicine 99c
89c LISTERINE MOUTH WASH 59c
49c Phillips MILK OF MAGNESIA 33c
$1.00 TUSSY Roll-On Deodorant 39c
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BELL ST. HIGHLIGHTS
Those who celebrated birth
days on December 2 included
Rulien Stroud, C. E. Roberts,
Dale Adams and RandyMartin.
Cindy Wilbanks has a birth-
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mr. Robert Rice, Sr. cele
brated his 83rd birthday on
November 25 with a dinner at
the home of his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Richardson in Joanna,
S. C.
Many family members came
and enjoyed dining, conversa
tion and joined in singing
“Hippy Birthdiy” to the
honoree. The birthday cake was
simply decorated, without
candles. Mi. Rice is a retired
farmer, and is the oldest mem-
ber of Springfield Baptist
Church.
He resides in Joanna near
his daughter and son, Mr. and
Mis. Robert Rice.
The Quarterly Union of the
New Enoree Association was
held at Enoree Baptist Church,
Newberry County on Sunday.
A Rending from locally af-
fiated churches were Mr.
Loveas Dillard, Mr. Sam
Adams, Mr. Doc” Adams,
Mrs. Sallie B. Price, Mis.
Leola Chappelle, Mrs. M ,ry
C. Dillard and Mrs Aurelia
D. M ion.
Miss Kuna Mae Pitts, Miss
Annie Pitts and Mr.Simp Wyatt
recently visited with Mrs.
day December 3.
Among those observing
birthdays on December 4 are
Robin Snelgrove, Mrs. Loretta
Hanks, Henry Caughman and
Mrs. Jack Harris.
A-C Thurston Sanders is
home with his family after
spending sometimein Thailand.
He will be stationed in Macon,
Ga. at Warner-Robbins AFB
after his leave.
ANTONYA LEVETTE
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Drake-
ford are the proud parents of a
baby girl Antonya Levette who
was born November 28 at Bailey
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Drakeford is the
former Helen Fleming.
Serviceman and Mrs, Walter
Waymer and children of
Columbia, S. C,, Mi. and Mrs.
Willie D. Cuiningham and
Mrs. Floree Kennedy of Cross
Hill were spend the day guest
of Mi. and Mrs. Johnnie
Cunningham on Thanksgiving
Div.
Rev. W I,. Hunter, Miss
Georgianna Little, Mrs. Loir
Adair, Mcs. Rubye M Granjp
Mrs. Anna L. Moore andMrs.
Amanda I. Gary attended the
Central Conference in St.
Mi ’thew, S. C. on Thursday,
November 26.
Following the evening ser
vice they visited Rev. Hunter’s
daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Issac
Bracey and family in Orange
burg.
MONTE DUTTON AND JOHN
WALLACE, REPORTERS
For several days prior to
the Thanksgiving Holidays
Mrs. Bannah M. Adams and
Sandra spent the holidays in
North Augusta, S. C. with Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Coleman.
Among the many college stu
dents at home during the
holidays were Mr. and Mrs.
George R. Lindsay, Mr. Edward
Harley, Miss Joan Jeter, Miss
Georgia Mae Jeter, Miss
Sandra Fuller, Mr. Kenneth
Irby and Miss Bethsheba Watts.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Cunningham observed birth
days recently. Mrs. Cunning
ham’s on November 27 and his
on November 28.
Miss Roslyn Goode and Mr.
Nathaniel Smith of Atlanta, Ga.
spent the holiday with her
mother, Mrs. Lillie G. Greer.
Mrs. Greer accompanied them
to Charlotte, N. C. on Thanks
giving Day to witness a
Championship Football game of
Johnson C. Smith University
versus Virginia State.
COMING EVENTS
‘ Miss Afro Contest* on Sun
day, December 6 at 5 p.m. at
Friendship AML Church.
Sponsored by the Gideon
Club.
Car Contest on Sunday, Dec
ember 6 at 6:00 p.m at M mnt
Moriah Baptist Church. Many
choirs have been invited.
Sponsored by the Ladies
Alert Club.
viewed filmstrips on “Who's
Got the Needle?’ and “What
Will I Be 0 ’
“Who’s Got the Needle 0 ’ is
a series of four short film
strips on drugs. They are
“Why Take Drugs?” “What is
Drug Abuse?” “A Few of the
Problems, and Some Alterna
tives.”
“What will I be 0 ” also has
four parts: “Introduction”,
“Working With Things,’
“Working With People,’ and
“Working With Ideas.’ These
filmstrips were shown to pre
sent information which will
help us to think and to make
wise decisions if we are con
fronted with the problem of
whether to use drugs or not
to use them and also to help
us to begin thinking about jobs
which we may consider as
careers which will match our
abilities and interests.
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