Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 >?' L> u _.-1 fpn TT 33.'0OfiM JfoorH* Presbyterian Phil (left) and Keith McGee. s the late O. W. McGee, of Clinton, byterian College's 78th Commenc ing, June 1st. Phil will receive degree is in Economics. Keith is as a weave room overhauler. Mrs at Clinton. CHOSEN SU Elizabeth Trammel'?Most Talented?Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Trammell?Clinton. S s**?? cunto ffp; l eg million: !|p MAN-Ht ^BUKrirl M fe6' College Grads Jrl ions of Mrs. George Frady, Sr.. and will receive their diplomas at Pres- I ement Exercises on Monday morn- 1 a B. S. degree in Physics. Keith's employed at Lydia on the 2nd shift 5. Frady is a 1st shift Cloth Grader I PER L AT IVES OF r*\ ^r. ?ih Ronald Corley?Most Athletic ?Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley?Lydia. THE CLOTHMAKER \j T ;AFEi^wi WHS jjj% ajum dtt 7%&7ras, M&c k^ CITY OFFICIAL! ?-1 VL ft Jlk m# r 4ift Aft M On April 23 Clinton-Lydia Mills when they were guests in the fourth by professional and business repre: the groups at the Clinton Commun In the photo, seated left to right, president of the mill corporation. Owens. Standing?Harry Layton Bagwell and B. B. Ballard. CLINTON HIC V All V ? T\ WTW Loraine Patterson ? Wittiest ? Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brevard Patterson?Clinton. A II WJ^L JB !L I MHHpHHk Bk^m S&OPM ftyze Mntarr S TOUR MILL Br i / -9 t. S~<* I BiV ,. . If jn was host to Clinton City Officials 1 of a series of tours of the plants sentatives. Lunch was served to ity House. James P. Sloan. Robert M. Vance, Mayor Joe P. Terry and Brcoks . Charles Leatherwood. George i H ' S GRADUA1 ?5 Jjr'\ Bruce Wayne Fuller?Wittiest ?Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fuller?Lydia. MAY. 1959 Lydia News . . . (Continued from Page 5) Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Reese announce the birth of a big boy, named Thomas Clayton, on May 6. Recent visitor of Mrs. Betty Pace was her sister, Mrs. Ira McCJinnis, of Chester. Mrs. J. R. Price of Wrightville, Ga., was a recent visitor of Mrs. Nora Kirby. Also Mr. and Mrs. James Kirbv. of Florida, visited his mother. Mrs. Milma Colman and children and Mrs. Lila Gordon and children enjoyed a picnic at Yarborough Mill on a recent Sunday. Mr. Roy Waldrop has returned to Anchorage, Alaska, after visiting with his sister, Mrs. Jennings Cook, and other relatives. Mrs. Bill Nelson and Leland and Mrs. Brown were in Greenville on business recently. Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey? May 9. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Cook?May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson ?May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laney-1VT 9*1 Birthdays Ray Riley?May 6. Gloria Coleman?June 1. Charlie Tucker?May 6. Mrs. Jean Nelson?May 2J. Frankie Nelson?May 9. Mrs. Dotie Estes?May 16. JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT W' 1 m -j Emily Frances Bailey, daughter of Ouida C. Bailey and the late P. S. Bailey was recently elected president of the rising Junior Class at Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga. riNG CLASS Surrclta Hamilton?Most Athletic?Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton?Lydia.