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ACADEMY STREET'S Footba Truman Owens. Front row: Vernoi Caughman, Darrell Foster, Terry C Strickland, Ronnie Hedgepath. S< Quinn, Malcolm Fowler and Gene iB Jr^Jp THIS IS THE LYDIA Midget season. They gained a lot of expei Melvin Bailey. Herman Burdette. Walker and Bobby Wilson. Secon O'Shields, Kenneth Tramell. Harol McGregor and Sam Owens, coach Private Ellison Is Injured In Japan Pvt. Thomas A. Ellison, formerly employed in the Standards Department at Lydia Mills, was seriously injured Sept. 15 while serving in Korea, according to word received by his wife. Mrs. Mary Ellison. Pvt. Ellison was serving with the 45th Infantry Division. He now is in a hospital in Japan, and according to word received by Mrs. Ellison he is reportedly doing fine at this time. | ^ I f VJ I ^ ^ fei 4Y, / " / Mf M AIRMAN THIRD CLASS James E. Frcerran. stationed in Houston, Texas, recently spent several days with his mother, Mrs. Nannie Freeman, Lydia. He is being transferred to Japan soon. ?rw - p v i m Bfr^l'biiWi^^lB 11 team shown above has had a v \ Ginn Peewee Humphries. Buck Campbell and Kinard Littleton. E am Lawson. Duck Pearson. Kennc Holder. football team which has played s rience and will show us some even Allan Moore, Haywood Tumblin, R d row: James Fuller, assistant c d Pearson, Joel McElhannon, Bobb} Leaders Train . . . (Cont'd, from Page 1) sions and taught the various classes. We are glad to provide Mrs. Wallace and Mrs Land with an opportunity such as this so that they may pass on to the community the benefit of experiences found successful in other parts of the country." Study classes in arts and crafts, folk music, public relations and many others were included in the program at the annual meeting. HL \ 5^ Danny Pearson was elected Duke of Toyland in the recent contest sponsored by the Business and Professional Woman's Club. Danny is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pearson. Lydia Mill. THE CLOTHMAKE3 m- 4 k La ery successful season under coach McWaters, Gerry Wilkie, Trace? lack row: coach Owens; Allan >th Chalk, Jimmie Ellison, Burnett m t *?" 1 v y ' r '"f?i #J- ' 1 "" iome hard and fast football this better games next year. Front row: onald Corley, Wayne Fuller. Larry roach; Aubrey Venable, Jimmy f Brown. Doyle Templeton. Jimmy i r> n i.uurai i/ruu])^ Jieei Jointly At Clinton The Male and Girls Choruses at Clinton now are beginning work on music for the Christmas season and the two have been meeting together lately for this purpose The clubs meets each Tuesday night at 7 with Mrs. Land who is directing them. If you would like to participate in some of the Christmas activities with this group, please get in touch with Mrs. I and right away. IRENE is the attractive daughter of the late T. V. Stevenson and Mrs. Stevenson, Clinton plant. Irene is 16 years old. * NEWS ITEMS (Cont'd, from Page 5) 1 You know what? We for- , got to tell you last month about Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph ' Barker's newest addition to ' their family. Opal Elaine Barker arrived the day after 1 the deadline for news in Au- { gust, and we didn't get it in the October Issue, but we are ' getting it in this month and we're sorry the news is so 1 late. The whole family is very proud of her, and by the way ] Virl Barker, her sister, will be eight years old Nov. 25. Happy birthday to Mrs. Lil- ' lian Putnam, Nov. 7; Mrs. Henrietta Dover, Nov. 27 and Mrs. Tan Windsor, sistpr of Evelyn Blease, Oct. 26. There were certainly a lot ' of ghosts and goblins around Hallowe'en. Hope none of them got you. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Campbell of Greenville visited Mrs. Hallie Campbell . . . Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Snelgrove and daughter attended a birthday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Halsenback in Newberrv . ' Miss Roberta Chaney attended a district Epworth League 1 meeting in Columbia . . . the Ben Fullers visited Miss Nell Fuller in Charlotte. The Calvert Marshs of Columbia visited the Ben Fullers. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blalock and children of Newberry visited the Ben Fullers. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. McElveen visited C. M. Lowe who is a patient at the Medi- j cal Center in Whitmire. James Waldrop of Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morton . . . the Charlie Gaffneys visited Mr. and Mrs. T or J M nr pic Qnrl frinnrlr. . v,? M. ttJ UIIU 11 1CI1UO ill Greenwood . . . the Frank Childers spent a weekend in Kings Mountain with Mr. and Mrs. James Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Armstrong and daughter of Laurens visited Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Weeks and family. Unidentified Department Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore of Fresno, Calif, visited Mrs. Moore's brother and sister-inlaw, the Joe Davenports. Mrs. Polly Boyce and son Barry visited the J. C. Boyces in Enoree . . . Richard Thompson of Fountain Inn visited Mr. and Mrs. Preston Culbertson. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Abercrombie and children and Hallie Campbell spent a day with Mr anrl Mrc Yarborough at North Greenville Baptist Junior College. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McInvaille of Aiken visited the former's parents, the Grover Mclnvailles and also the latters parents, the John Dobbins. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Todd HI w' HARRIET ANN BLACK is the daughter of the Harry L. Blacks, Clinton weaving. Harriett was a year old Sept. 24. NOVEMBER 15, 1952 ; AT LYDIA visited the Joe Todds. Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon rodd and son, Robert, of Columbia, visited the S. J. Todds and the Joe Todds. Mrs. Ethel McLendon has returned to work after being uut with the flu. John Motte is now a patient at Hays hospital having returned from Greenville General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redding announce the marriage of their daughter, Betty Brown, to Ronald Pace, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Pace, October 10. Happy birthday to S. J. 1 Todd, Nov. 5; Rhcba Patterson, Nov. 7; Junior Culbertson, Nov. 10 and Sandra Culbertson, Nov. 12. First Spinning By Mary Ellison Birthdays: Mrs. Maude Harvey, Nov. 29; Mrs. O. H. Miller, Oct. 7. Mrs. O. H. Miller spent a weekend in Laurens with her daughter, Lenora Miller . . . Peggy Bailey was a supper guest of Mrs. W. R. Pridmore. More birthdays: Little Bruce Chalk. 4 on Nov. 5; Mrs. Mattie Gallman, Nov. 18; Vivian Pearson, daughter of the L. A. Pearsons, Nov. 13. Pvt. Walter Whitt, son of Mrs. Lessie Davis, has been transferred to Korea. .Tnrlv F.llis daiiffhtpr of Mrs Houston Ellis, will celebrate a birthday Nov. 20. The Bill Crockers have moved to Joanna. Miss Barbara McLendon is in a Greenville hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Knight announce the birth of a son, Oct, 25. She is the former Dolly Romines. The Lydia Mill Pentecostal Holiness church invites everyone to their services with Sunday School at 10 and services at 11 each Sunday. James Satterfield, son of the Mark Satterfields, who is in the navy has been promoted to Boatman 1st class . . . Mrs. Mildred Holland and children visited the Brooks Pattersons . . . Mrs. G. S Sanders of Union visited her daughter and sons, Mrs. Sallie Chalk and James D. and Ray Sanders. Mrs. M. M. Windsor visited her brother in Richmond, Va., who had a heart attack and was in a very serious condition. We are glad to have Mrs. (Cont'd on Page 7) J m JB. ,*nr MYTRICE JUANITA. daughter of the J. R. Hamricks, Clinton plant, will be 9 November 19. She is in grade 3 and hat three brothers.