Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 Church Ch H Miss Mary Cunningham, rising University instructs Kathy Harve reading. Clinton News All reports she is doing wonderful and sure hope the best of everything for you, Mell. Here's hoping you will be back with us real soon because we all miss you so much, especially me ("Millie") . Mrs. Frances Bradberrv and Dianne and Gilbert BigU o ?-v -? r?r\?v\ r\ i ?v\ rv i t rv iiciin ouui^ tiiu^- in LIHJ mountains visiting friends in Weaverville, North Carolina. They also spent one day at Folly Beach in Charleston. They were accompanied bv Lee McCall to the beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bagwell and Robbie Armstrong of Miami, Florida are visiting friends and relatives in Clinton, Anderson and Ware Shoals. Mrs. Missouri Wilkie accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders visited her mother, Mrs. J. F. Anderson, in Gainesville, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lanford and family spent a day in \A7nl U nl 1 a \Mcitir\rT Mr anrl Mrs. John Fox. Dot said the rest of the week was spent enjoying the new boat and motor which they just bought, bet they had fun. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McNineh and son and Miss Sara Nell McNinch spent their vacation at Ocean Drive Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens and son, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Owens and son, Mr. and Mr? .Timmv Rraswpll and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bratcher vacationed in Davtona Beach, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Campbell and Mike spent their week at Lake Greenwood. They went to fish but "Shorty" said that the fish had gone on vacation too. Better luck next time "Shorty". A.M.F. Delmar Fern Hardman spent some time recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Hardman. Delmar, Bea. Fern and grandson, Duran Lowery, visited their son and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hardman, in Mus togue, Oklahoma. iv'r. and Mrs. Rufus Handback and son and George Sease spent the week at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Toby Campbell and son, Terry, and Miss Delcra Lyda visited in Daytona Beach, Florida. Harold Fowler attended the Church of God Camp oir Clinii' II [ senior Music Major of Furman y and CECIL STEELE in sight Meeting in Mauldin during vacation week. Mrs. Gholdie Simmons and Dixie Anne and Nancy Blease spent their vacation visiting their sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tan Windsor, in Norfolk, Virginia. Nancy remained for a longer visit while there. Evelyn and Dana celebrated their birthdays with a beach party. She said it was so nice, birthday cake and ice cream. Evelyn said she celebrated her sweet 16 birthday July 4, but she didn't say how many to add to that 16. Freeman Lanford visited in Hendersonville, North Carolina. Aline said that she and the boys stayed home part of the week but they did attend the Church of God Camp Meeting in Mauldin. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler and Pat and Wilmont Shealv, Jr. spent some time at Myrtle Beach. Gertrude said they went plum picking one day. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leopard and Sandy visited in the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. Miss Sandy Leopard is spending 10 days at the State J.H.A. Camp at Ocean Drive Beach. Sandy is a member of the local high school chapter. Mrs. "Bootsie" Allman was among the women that went to New York during vacation week. When she returned they motored down to Folly Beach for the week pnd "-To" rpallv rrnt arming that week. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ithiel Harvey and daughters visited in the Great Smokie Mountains and also in Charleston and Folly Beach. James said they really did have a nice vacation. Mr. J. H. Hughes and Mr. Jimmy Hughes spent some time in Louisville, Kentucky visiting Herbert's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes. While there they visited the Southern Baptist Thelogical Seminary of which Jimmy hopes to attend after graduation from Presbyterian College. Good Luck to you in your minis try Jimmy. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dawkins and family of Jacksonville, Florida recently visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes and family. Mrs. Dawkins will he remembered as Miss Mary Faye Hughes. THE CLOTHMAKER Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hughes and Iris visited Mr. Hughes' mother, Mrs. A. H. Hughes, in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold and girls in Hemingway, S. C. jimmy Kinard and Mr. J. L. Arnold had spent the week with James and family. All of us enjoyed Saturday at Litchfield Beach. Saturday night Oscar, Jimmy, Fate, James and Charles Cribb enjoyed the Modilied Stock Car Races at the Rambi Race Track in Myrtle Beach. A . / .Va v JH ^ Churches Choir Clinic?An avei the Communities attended the dail Mrs. Charles Gaffney, Mrs. John Mabry, Mrs. Tommy McElveen, Mrs. S. C. Rowe and Mrs. Oscar Kinard attended the opening session of the Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, of South Carolina in Columbia on June 19th. I would like to take this means to say "Thank You" for the lovely flowers I received while a patient at the Providence Memorial Hospital in El Paso, Texas. Malcum Fowler Cecil says Robert Adams cooked a good chicken stew during vacation week. Said he made lots of money and tn r?r?r?lrinct r?lo l-?n\r ? ?? h> ??* Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Roberts and Marv and Mrs. Dessie Jean Hedgepeth and daughter spent a week end in Pickens. Neuffer said he and Polly spent vacation week in their new home in the Lakewood developement trying to get straightened up. I can think of no better way, can you? We all hope you're going to enjoy your new home, Neuffer. TV n r* 1?i? tt _ i iviis>. vjiauys nu^nt's anci son, Lewis, spent the week at her father's home in Walhalla. South Carolina. Mr. Cooper has been a patient at Oconee County Hospital for three weeks where he had undergone surgery. A 1C Harold Meadows has completed six weeks of schooling in photography in Denver, Colorado and he and his family, who visited his parents while he was gone, have returned to their home in Springfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs spent vacation week in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. They seem to have a standing appointment (if that's what you call it) for this cabin in Gatlinburg every 4th of July week. Doris said she did something this time that it took her a year to make up her mind about it, she took a helicopter ride (2 in fact) and she said it was the most enjoyable thing she did f? during the week. To prove it ti she had her picture made V and you'll find it elsewhere t in the paper. (Doris, you c didn't tell about the bear!) t Rev. and Mrs. Dial Jacks f and family spent vacation n week with his parents, Mr. 1, and Mrs. Frank Jacks. They c all enjoyed a trip to the V mountains one day. Dial v preached at Calvary Baptist li Church on Sunday night, y July 9. We hope he can be with us again sometime. a Mr. and Mrs. Colbert Revis I\ of Lydia announce the mar- c riage of their daughter, Florrage I ninety young people from y mt .tings. ence, to Benny Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker, on July 1 at Lydia t Mill Baptist Church at 10:00 r A. M. The couple left for a t wedding trip to Gatlinburg, t Tennessee, they stayed four r days. They are making their ( home for the present with a her parents. Congratulations, kids. Marvin E. Tumlin of Long Beach, California visited his d brother. Hevward. and his ? mother, Mrs. Willie Mae J Dean, in June. \ Father's day is an import- N ant clay to all ot us 1 guess but to the Barker clan it always had a double importance. for June 19 is the birth- v day of A. A. (Pop) Barker 1 and being so close to Father's Day that day is chosen ft? jts Mitchell Faqan is the handsome nrandson of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert i McCall, Cl'nton Mills. ( c ?r I ti 1 iffrfl ?22.*.- .Jvn42l JP|] "Comfortable ? Man ? Com- i fc.-table," says Cecil Wooten. ] Just reading about cement, man. ] JULY. 1961 or an annual dinner and get ogether at Lake Greenwood. Ven want to offer apologies o "Pop" Barker for not inluding his name along with he others who have retired 10m our room. He and Freenan Lanford and Mrs. Ursun Blakely were the first nes to retire after the new Veave Room was built and ie hope all of them will lave many more happy ears of retirement. Mr. and Mrs. George Price nd sons visited Mr nnd /Irs. Eugene Price in Windr, Georgia during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Jenlings of Lakeland, Florida re visiting her parents, Mr. ind Mrs. Newell Brewingon. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wiliams and son, Jack, of Coumbia visited Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Slay and children in Greenville one day during acation. Ora said they spent he remainder of the week t Lake Greenwood cooking nit of doors with Mr. and /Irs. Billy McMillan and piclicing on a raft out in the ake with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Vdair and Mrs. Frances 5alar of Charleston and Ora lad the sunburn to prove it oo. I've "picnicked" in the nountains, on the beach, in he country and back yard >ut on a raft is something lew to me. I don't believe )ra would recommend it to iny one else. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Lever ind children visited PFC ind Mrs. Don Moore in Fayftteville on Sunday, July 2. fudv remained for a weeks /isit and Lni? r;imr? linmn vith her July 9 to stay a veek. Ethel said she and Ola vent to Greenville on Friday vindow shopping and had a ip-snorting good time. (Continued on pane G) A 3C Jimmy Smith, son of Mrs. /irgil Webb celebrated a birthlay July 31. Jimmy is stationed it Chanute A.F.B.. Illinois. EE J Diane. Linda and Judy Beeks ?re the lovely sisters of William Seeks, Clinton Mills. Linda celebrated her 16th birthday July 10.