Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 Lydia News by Willie Mae Jolly Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jolly visited relatives in Cedar Town, Ga. recently. Mr. and Mrs. James Estes spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Patterson recently at Lake Greenwood. Pvt. Robert Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Cook, has finished basic training at Fort Jackson and will take his advanced training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He was home on leave recently. Mr. David Birchmore and daughter, Skeeter, of Columbia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mack Taylor recently. Mrs. Sue S e g a r s of Blacksburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilbanks. Mrs. Nathan Tucker visited in Greenville recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joel McElhannon and children of Augusta, Ga., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James McElhannon. ivir. naourn wyatt has opened a store at Blackgate Landing on Lake Greenwood. S 'Sgt. Freddie Hanna has re-enlisted for 4 more years in the Air Force. He is stationed at Sheppard Field, Texas. He is the son of Mrs. Joan Hanna Reece. Recent Birthdays Robert Felterton? March 24 Danna Brown?April 8 Barron Hairston?April 9 Earl Brewer?April 9 Sheila McGee?April 10 Walter Whitt?April 13 Eloise Harvey?April 13 Robert Shook?April 14 Mrs. Alice O'Shields? April 15 April Brown?April 20 Edward Whitt?April 21 Steve Riley?April 22 James McElhannon? April 22 Betty Jean Harvey? April 23 Kathy McElhannon? April 25 William Snow?April 26 WmK .T":..tnK?n?fcio vor As a benefit to Clinton maker will now accept CLJ tion. Anyone having items j bring the information by t it to your assistant overseer FOR SALE: Rabbits . . . bred does, buck and various sizes of young rabbits. Will sell any number or all as a lot including pens. Contact Tommy Douglas, 325 Poplar Street, Lydia after 4:00 p.m. or call 833-3952. SALUTING OUR J vl j|S. Aviation Structural Mechanic (E) First Class James Russell Trammell, U. S. Navy, has received a citation for being chosen "Pacemaker of the Month" of Fighter Squadron 121 at the Naval Air Station in Miramar, Calif. Wedding Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. John H. Campbell?April 4 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Templeton?April 11 Mr. and Mrs. George Kato? March 29 ? Mr. and Mrs. Billy McGee are parents of these fine young children: Sherry, 13; Shelia, 9; and Tammy, 6. Their great-grandmother is Mrs. Sue Banks, Lydia Spinning. "Nothing is easier than the expenditure of public money. It doesn't appear to belong to anyone. The temptation is overwhelmingly to bestow it on somebody." ?Calvin Coolidge Mills employees. The ClothVSSIFIED ADS for publicafor sale, rent, trade, etc. can he personnel office or give FOR SALE: 1 stack of mixed lumber, including 2 x 6's, 2 x 8's, and 2 x 10's. All from 10 to 18' in length. Will sell any amount. Make me an offer. Also, two rolls of insulation. Mack Parsons, Sunset Blvd., 8334938. THE CLOTHMAKER MEN IN SERVICE Trammell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell of 256 Elm Street. Mr. Trammell is Lydia Master Mechanic. The citation reads as follows: In your assignment as Production Supervisor of the Safety and Survival Branch Ejection Seat Shop your exemplary performance has helped to maintain the outstanding reputation this squadron enjoys in its mission of training fleet F-4 pilots and Naval Flight Officers. Through your untiring efforts in assuring the production quality of safety and survival equipment you have directly contributed to the safety and well being of our crewmembers. Because, in the opinion of your supervisors and shipmates, your performance has so notably exceeded the requirements of your rate you have been singled out as first, of over twelve hundred men, in the performance of your duties during the past month. Your sincere devotion to duty is in keeping with the highest Pacemaker standards and the traditions of the United States Navy. Russell is a former Lydia employee. He is married to the former Gail Brady of Jacksonville, Fla. They reside in El Cajon, California. Russell has 12 years active service duty. The Month That Was 10 years ago (April, 1959) at Q The company announced that an automatic life insurance plan will be made available to prospective homeowners as part of the package program for the purchase of company owned homes. The program was "tailor made" to fit the requirements specified by Clinton Mills to meet the needs of home purchasers for the life protection in the amount of the mortgage. 15 years ago (April, 1954) m n - U The Clinton Cavaliers Line Up?Moe Fallow, Sam Owens, Red Maulden, E. C. Huffstetler, Tot Fallow, Truman Owens, Charles Gaffney, Jimmy Braswell, and Ralph Roberts. Pitchers were Bill Vanderneer, Leslie Sharpe, Ed Knight, and Calvin Cooper. MIL Mm Air Force Staff Sgt. Talmadge Osborne has 9 years of active duty in the Armed Forces. Sgt. Osborne served 1 year in Vietnam. He is the son of Walker and Edna Osborne and is stationed at Homestead Air Force Base, Florida. Vm m. ?a ^ V. tA Charles (Corky) Campbell received his discharge from the US Navy April 18. Charles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell. Birthday Party Ml Charles Cobb, 62, center employees following a rece Lydia Plant. Cobb, spooler Mills in October, 1927. He ii and a birthcake presented hi MIXED One little girl to another at a horse show: "Look at that little boy on that big horse, he can't even reach the pedals!" The little boy peered over the ed^e of the stationery counter at the ten - cent store and asked hopefully: "Have you got any blank report cards?" APRIL, 1969 12 Joseph A. Wilkie is serving with a mobile construction Battalion in Vietnam and has been promoted to Petty Officer 2nd Class. Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilke, is expected to return to Gulf Port, Mississippi later this month. PFC Donald Osborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Osborne, is serving in Vietnam. He is married to the former Gail Franklin. For Mr. Cobb ', is flanked by his fellow ml birthday parly held at section man. joined Clinton s shown with a box of gifts im by his fellow employees. YARNS According to Vivian, ' Marriage is a real grind! You wash dishes and make beds, then two weeks later, you have to do it all over again!" This office manager accidentally dropped a rubber band into the office computer. Now it makes snap decisions!