Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MARCH 15, 1955 TREE SLOGANS FR My title is an oak, I want to be strong. I will be that, too, If you don't treat me wrong. Kenneth Trammell * * * I am a tree, Weak and small. Help me grow And not to fall. Hey ward Tumlin * * I'm a tree, Don't you see? So don't play cowboy And Ride on me. Eddie Abercrombie * # # If I'm to grow Don't bend me low Let me remain Growing tall like a cane. Timothy Kelly * * * I am little I am small If you ride me I will fall. Mack Gaffney * I'm a little oak tree Standing alone. If you play on me I'll soon be gone. Charlie Harris * * I'm a little tree Short and fat. r^v u won i run over me And knock me flat. Gary Sprouse # # A lending hand For a little tree May prosper someday For you and me. Gary Sprouse I may not be useful in the winter but wait until the summer when the sun is hot and you will see and like us beautiful trees. Billy Wyatt * * * I am a tree Round and fat. Don't hit mo with A baseball bat. Lavorn Templeton * * Give me aid and I Will ^ive me shade. John Walker * I'm a little baby tree. So please don't bend me. John Walker * # * Don't you see I'm just a little tree? So please, please Don't climb on mo. Walter Cate jf Tfv . u . _ ? ? Wanda Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Phillips, Clinton Mills Weaving, was nine years old January 24. OMLYDIA MILLS I'm a little tree So why pick on me? Richard Corley * * I'll grow straight and strong If you'll leave me alone. Richard Corley * * # I am just a little tree I hope you won't cut on me. Johnny Oakley ? I am a little tree I like birds sitting on me. Johnny Oakley * * + I am a little tree, You see. I don't want you To nlav on me. _ _ I J Odis Emery * * * I grow tall I grow slender Don't break me for Then I splinter. Boyce Peyton * * I'm just a little tree So please don't touch me. Bobby Morgan # * If you will leave me alone I'll give you shade. Bobby Morgan * # I am a lovely little tree Please do not climb on me. James Cokei # * I em a tree Slender and small If r ou help me I'll grow nice and tall. Bruce Mill: * * * A tree can't walk A tree can't prav So read this sign And lot me stay. Bruce Mills # * * I'm a little pine So please Lot me stand in line. Richard Sanders * + * I am a tree So please Don't cut or scrape me. Rollen Revis # I want to ho froe like you so please don't do me any old way. Rollen Revis * * * Please be kind to me So that I can grow And he a lovely tree. Rollen Revis * * I want to he the biggest tret in town So please don't knock me down. Rollen Revif * # * Watch your stop I haven't much pope But I'd like to help Your village look better. Clarence Blackwell * * * I'm a tree Tall and straight Don't jump on me And make me break. Alvin Satterfield * * Please don't swing And play on mo. You're no monkey But I'm a tree. Roger Whitmire r H E CLOTHMAKE FEBRUARY PARTY HELD HONORING DEBBIE W'LLIAMS A lovely children's party was given in February at the lone Wallace kindergarten at Lydia as Mrs. Sam Williams entertained in honor of her daughter, Debbie, on her sixth birthday. Mrs. Williams was assisted by Mrs. Daniel Osborne, Mrs. Cecil Pearson and Mrs. Wallace in games and serving refreshments. ^ ir/*i r I r TL/\tw?A V.II V.UO Id I IICIIIC For May Festival Plans now are underway for the annual May Festival at the Lvdia Community using a circus theme. "The Big Top." Several hundred voungl sters will take part in the festival this year and practice will soon get underway. i I'm a tree Round and small Let me grow 1 Big and tall. Joel McElhannon ? # # I'm no pine r>..* * i- :_ 1: r _ ? out mib me is mine. Joel McElhannon <t I'm a tree Stay off me. Joel McElhannor j * * All of us trees Like to grow big So please don't come Along and dig. Thomas Meeks 5 I'm an oak Don't strike me down For someday I Will shade your town. ? Jack Harris # * * I'm a tree Round and tall. If you play on me 5 I'll probably fall. Mickey Thomas * * * Let me ijrow Beside your street 5 And I will make it Look so neat. Micky Thomas # # # I'm a little oak 5 and Don't want to be broke. Micky Thomas I I J m i Lucille is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Dunaway. Clinton Mills. She will be 15 March 31. R | M?VI ^ I I 1 ? I H flLr CLINTON-LYDIA COTTONS AF Joan Reeder. daughter of Mr. and Mr: glimpse of one of the Clinton-Lydia show March 22 at the Clinton High is free. NEWS ITEMS L r:.?? o. m. 1101 upiiiiniivjf upwiiuy I < p < By Ruth Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Hennie Brown, of Joanna, visited Addie B. Coleman for a be 1 weekend. or Mrs. Annie Mae Roper is ar visiting her husband. G. E. co Roper, in El Paso. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Galman went to a big supper at the f 1 40 and 8 Club in Greenville. ,a Mrs. Evelyn Woody visited c r her sister, Kate Franklin, in Anderson. James Woody visited his w parents over a weekend. nc ' Ernest O'Shields visited the J. B. O'Shields. Airman Second Class Wal- ca ter W h i 11 and Claudine w Howell Whitt announce the M birth of a daughter. January 1 22 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Griffin observed their 12th wedding anniversary February 14. Mr. and Mrs. William Gre; gorv observed their first wedding anniversary February >n &\J. Rodney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Buddv Campbell, was one year old February 5. Addie B. Coleman had a birthday February 27. Lizzie Hawkins celebrated a birthday January 27. Michael Kirbv was 10 years ^ old February 10. Second Carding Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton visited friends in Ware Shoals. Floyd McClain visited his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Miles McClain. Barbara McCravv. daugh- an ter of Mr. and Mrs. Noland P? McCravv, and William Boling. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fj 3 ill- ^ "fir**- ? ' ?r. v ? ? M h 1 1. ? i*? ? ' >1 > . V ,.*I 1 '* " i* *? ' 1 \ * tOUND THE CLOCK?Martha i. Bert Reeder. gives a preview cottons to be modeled at th*. School auditorium. Admission AT LYDIA aul Boling. were married L'bruarv 19 at Lvdia Mills. Lost Two black and white ?agle dogs, one male and le female. If you know lvthing about these, please mtact Herman Phipps. It is better to mend one ult in yourself than a huned faults in your neighbor. * It is right to be contented ith wnat you have, but ver with what you are. ? * You're an old-timer if you n remember way back hen a baby sitter was called /it * * Killing time is not murder; is suicide. Randell Montjoy, son of Mr. id Mrs. J. H. Montjoy. Lydia ills, was one of the boys irticipating on the Parliamenry Procedure team of the aurens chapter of the Future armers of America.