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8 "Double Eagles" Godfrey Twins Eari David and Darrell Godfrey, 14-ye< cal twins of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Godf their Eagle Awards at the January 1 Honor which was held at the St. Jam v^nurcn in wdixsviue. ine r.agie a highest award made in Boy Scout u This is the first time in the histor SANTA VISIT President Vance welcomed Santc and family Christmas Parties on ' Providence and Mercer Bailey Schc exactly what was asked of Santa b would certainly make for a pleasanl Throughout the parties Mr. Vancf Holidays and New Year with as ma as time would permit. Refreshmen Blk <?%I^^V RJ f i ^1 V*M Christmas?a i Scoutings Highi Tr1?! A, ' .. - riJ Jl , ;v' H|h lfj/ff&& ir-old identi- County, accord rey, received twins were re< 5th Court of same time, tes Methodist iward is the Please note rork. by Mrs. Godf y of Laurens Carding Depai S PLANTS i Claus to our all-day employee Thursday, December 21, in the >ol Cafeterias. We do not know >ut a full year of good business t outlook. i exchanged best wishes for the my employees and their families ill t BBar-j mm I - J j ,i -Jw J t for all. in't it fun! THE CLOTHMAKER ist Award ing to an old scouter. that identical :ipients of the Eagle Award at the the two miniature Eagle Pins worn rey. Ray is a Supervisor in the rtment at Clinton Mills. (Clinton ISvws . . . (Continued from page 7) Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Satterwhite, in Mountville. The Bill Snelgroves spent Christmas eve with Bill's mother, Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove, near Saluda for the family gathering. On Christmas day Betty's family held their gathering at the home of Mr. 1 TV T \\ 7 13 (?4 ' ciiin iviis. vv. i\. ouauge in Greenwood. Miss Myra Snelgrove has returned to Winthrop College, Rock Hill after spending the holidays with her parents, the Bill Snelgroves. Fannie Parrish and her daughter, Norma, spent the day after Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Huey Barnett near Laurens. The W. C. Wallenzines held i lipir f n m i 1 \ r frntKnrinrf v.wy>.? in North Augusta this Christmas at the home of her oldest son, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallenzine, and family. Those present for this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallenzine o f Greenville, The Maxie Wallenzines and girls of Clinton and the W. C. Wallenzines. Mrs. Rosa Owenb, Mrs. Essie B. Simmons, The James Craines, Mrs. A. B. Davis and Mrs. Blanch Creswell spent one day during the holidays I with their sister, Mrs. Inez Sorrer, in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Tumblin of Anderson Junior College spent the holidays with par! ents and grandparents the Fred Tumblins and the C. T. Satterfields here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tumblin were host to a few invited guests SunI day Night after the evening service, at their home on W. Main Street for coffee and cake. Those present for this occasion were: Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Spillers and Miss Betty Sue Spillers, who teaches school in Alexandria, Vir' tpnia, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Turnblin, Mrs. Eva B. Land and the C. T. Satterfields. Winners Listed Many Entries I Home Decorati Many, beautiful and varied, t were home decorations and ( displays of Clinton and Lydia Community employees during the Christmas Season. Selection of prize winners were very difficult for the judges in the annual company-sponsored contest. Five pound fruit cakes were presented to first place winners in each Community. The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gilliam at 119 Livingston was judged 1st place winner at Clinton. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunawav, 401 Jackson, was second and Miss Elizabeth plow back into new mechinjust leave all of it up to the Woodard's home at 107 Beauregard was third. Second place winners receive three pound fruit cakes third place two pounders. Honorable mentioned homes w ere The Harold Hamptons, 208 Academy, The Cecil Wootens, 308 Francis, The Carl Campbells, 616 Elizabeth, lna Bell Hoopers at 30ft Florence. Mrs. Marv Fallaws at 203 Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bovettes, 200 Gor- 1 don and the Posey Taylors. 404 Sloan. The Furman Bratchers traditionally have their home at 168 Cypress, Lvdia, beautifully decorated f o r Christmas. This year they had the most unique display of anyone in town . . . Santa atop a rocket lin.-iflnfl intn nntor Tlio Clinton Chronicle featured Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes and family spent Christmas Eve with the Milton Kings in Greenville. Mrs. L. A. Hall of Newberry spent Saturday with her daughter, the I. W. Harveys, and family at Lydia recently. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pitts of Anderson spent the Christmas holidays with the Burton Reeders. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reeder held their family gathering at their home on Bailey Street Christmas eve. Those present for tliis occasion were The Milton Kings of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne King of Clemson, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Harris and family of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson and family of Laurens, Miss Gloria Jackson of Lvdia, lone and Flow Wilkes and Miss Linda Corley. On December 17 the children of Mr. Jim Meadors honored him with a birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ficklin on Washington Street. The dinner was served buffet style. Those present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Armstrong and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Meadors and children and Miss Ann Meadors. Mr. Jim was 64 v?ars young. On Friday, December 22. Marsha, Randy, and Earl Turner entertained a few friends at their home on Elizabeth Street. The guests were seated in the living room gaily decorated for the season. The Christmas mood n Christmas ion Contest he display in "Scenes Around Clinton" at Christmas time. The Adger Crawford, Jr. family, 33 Peachtree, took top honors at Lvdia. The S. F. Blackwells were a close second and the William Fennclls a good third. Eight other homes received honorable mention. They were: The J. B. Vanderfords, E. C. Burdettes, F u r m a n Bratchers, B. F. Harveys, J. T. Lanfords, Alice Sniders and B. F. Sinclairs. was set by music on the HiFi and Christmas selections played on the piano by Jane Trammell and Randy Turner, a duet "What Child is This" sung by Earl Turner a n d Belinda Leonard accompanied by Randy Turner. After the music the group played numerous party games. The hostess, Miss Marsha Turner, and one of her small sisters, Lana, served the guests party sandwiches, potato chips, cokes, pickles, cake and ice cream. Those present for this occasion were: i^rmie Mcuaii, r.an Turner, Randv a n d Marsha Turner, Debra Lawson, Belinda Leonard, Shiela Gilliam, Richard a n d Don White, Jimmy Lydia, Ken Allman, Jane Trammell and Terry Campbell. Birthdays Fannie Parrish?December 21 Dorsey Turner?January 3 John Prather?January 0 Virginia Rceder ? January 10 I -a' All Lift b MLL Go SAFELY Thru 1962 ! ?