The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, August 15, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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AUGUST IS. 1952 &utnc& Senvice& BAILEY MEMORIAL METHODIST Academy-Bailey Streets D- lir.ii n - ?ov. wanace n. lerry, Jr. Services 11, 7:30 Sunday School, 10 Epworth League, 7:30 Prayer Meeting, Weds., 7:30 CHURCH OF GOD Elizabeth-Frances Streets J. B. Cole. Pastor Sunday School, 10 Services, 11. 7:15 L.W.W.B.. Tues., 7:15 Praver Meeting, Weds., 7:15 Y.P.E.. Sat., 7:15 CALVARY BAPTIST Sloan-Jefferson Streets J. W. Spillers. Pastor Sunday School, 10 Services, 11. 7 Training Union, 7 Praver Meet in If Werl? 7 LYDIA PRESBYTERIAN Lydia Community House Rev. Homer C. Holt Sunday School, 10 Services. 11 on 2nd and 4th Sundays; 7 p. m. 1st and 3rd Sundays LYDIA METHODIST Providenca School Rev. Newell Bush Sunday School, 10 Services: 11:15 a. m.; Evening services 7:30 p. m. every other Sunday LYDIA BAPTIST 98 Palmetto Rev. R. D. Gregg Sunday School, 10 Services, 11, 8 B.T.U.. 7 Wednesday Prayer Meet. 7:30 Brotherhood. 2nd and 4th Fridays, 7:30 Missionary Society, 7:30 last Thursday each month CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY End of Sloan Street R. J. Finley, Pastor Sunday School, 10 Services. 11. 8 Prayer Service. Weds., 7:45 - tB / I *? ?* MHW*? *i r~~v In i -T w GRACE LORRAINE is the daughter of the Frank Dunaways, Clinton Mill, and will be a year old August 27. Iii ancient Mexico the name for cotton was "vchcaxihitvit!" That would make it "Clinton-Lvdia Vchcaxihitvitl Mills." ] CBD 1518, c o FPO New York, N. Y. Gentlemen: I have just finished reading a copy of The Clothmaker which was very interesting. Mv mother brought a copy on a recent visit and it is really good to get news from home like that. I worked at the Clinton Mill before enlisting in the Navy and now I am stationed with the Seabees in Bermuda. It i Si not hurl hpi'P hopniiwo T have my wife and boys with me which helps a lot. Please send me the paper each month. I would also like to hear all about the work and different things. Respectfully. Franklin C. Elledge (Ed. Note: The paper will be sent.) * * * Korea Gentlemen: I just received another copy of the Clothmaker at mail call today and this leaves me very happy. After reading the paper I can be no other way. The Clothmaker is one of the best morale boosters I have ever seen. Thanks a million for sending it to me. I will close thanking you again for the interesting Clothmaker. Pfc. A. L. "Tex" Baker |?AVg A $ GGAf* Mr. and Mrs. Dial Jacks. Clinton Mill, a son, Steven Dial. July 5. The grandparents are doing fine with their first grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitsel, Clinton, a son, James Darrell. July 7. Mrs WhitLei is the former Myrtle Hedspeth. Mr. and Mrs. William Childs, Clinton, a son. WilJinm RntloHoo .T.ino ')ft YT ?-e Childs is the former Virginia 1 lolland. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corlev, Clinton, a daughter. Wanda Kay. a " v j*m ma m*. ** *? m ^k/I ?, *? H?5l I REESE WAYNE is the fine little son of Hobart Phillips. Clinton loom fixer. Reese was three July 20. HE CLOTHMAKE1 ? Views of l "mI R M B4 . J MORE THAN 60 CAMPFIRE last month. A portion of the group Templeton, Miss Mary Johnson, M: Margaret Mitchell. Mrs. Bobby Bo] Fleming and Pat Sholar. B CAMPFIRE GIRLS are show: tooling bookends with a Campfire w&' ' ? mB* 'jEk* "'J BF% By i BLUE BIRDS OF LYDIA fo formed into an attractive silhouet ' > * * ' * SWIMMING EVERY MORNI to see by this happy group at tlv as well as instruction in water b BHSMKF girls and Bluebirds took part in t with their adult leaders is show :s. Roy Thomas. Mrs. Frances W rce. Mrs. Lois Webb. Mrs. Tramm / f,?? I i above during one of the day-< emblem. The bookends will be fo n w p und out during the day camp the te with a little paint and imagir NG was a big event each day e Lydia pool. Helps on swimminc allet tricks. 5 ip Activities ? A , fl^BSk^jJHHb he week-long day camp held at Lydia n above. Leaders included Mrs. J. B. arner. Miss Miriam Templeton. Miss ie Boozer. Mrs. lone Wallace. George flHf X _f ramp craft periods hand-carving and und in many a Lydia living-room. P^7 . in I f ?SS? ; ^sG*ffl I .^^P- ,. I Hv |^fl ^l jm^tx km It a plain window pane could be translation. w. j wi ^wSri^vnen at the Lydia day camp as it is easy I and diving were given by instructors.