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Clinton, S. C, Thursday, February 24, 1949
Number 8
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
For the Week ... ^ ’
MRS. MART SATTERFIELD.
Correspondent and Representative
Mrs. T. S. Bagwell of Simpsonville,
is spending some time with her
granddaughters, Mrs. Cecil McLen
don and Miss Doris Bagwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Milton King and sons of Greenville,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson and Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Harris 1 and children
of Laurens, and O. O. Wilkes of near
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Huey of West
Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jam§s Huey.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mason and
family spent the week-end in Spar
tanburg with Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Burkhalter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chumbley and
°Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Hawkins of
Laurens, visited Mr. and Mrs. Grange
Chumbley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Crouch of
Joanna, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph Gentry.
Travis McLendon of Davenport,
Fla., and Mrs. Louise McLendon of
Winter Haven, Fla.., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Thomas over the week
end.
Pfc. William Motte of Fort Lewis,
Wash., is spending a leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Motte.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oakley of
near Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Pruitt Oakley Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Sattenfield and chil
dren spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Harris near Lau
rens.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burkhalter and
family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Holmes in CJray Court Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nabors and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nabors and Mrs.
Lucy Nabors visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tommie Nabors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pace and chil
dren spent Sunday in Greer with
Mrs. Julie Thrift.
Mrs. Hugh Ballard and Mrs. Mat-
tie Harvey attended the funeral of
their nephew. Lester Douglas, in
Laurens Thursday.
Harold Hughes of the Marines, has
returned to Santa Ana, Calif., after
spending a leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bishop had as
their guests Sunday Mrs. Minnie
Davenport and son, and Mrs. Phillips
and son of Newberry.
Mrs. Essie Crow of Cross Hill,
visited her sisters, Mrs. Hugh Bal
lard and Mrs. Mattie Harvey,, over
the week-end.
Mrs. Frances Taylor and sons, and
Mrs. Pauline Lawson spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Austin near
Clinton.
' Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Crocker and
Claude ^of Winston-Salem, N. C.,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. David Satterfield.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Green of
Ninety-Six, visited Mrs. Jessie Mills
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blackwell
over the week-end.
Barry McLendon has received his
discharge from the navy and is now
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Stella McLendon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford and
Junior visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Mahaffey in Greer Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Weeks is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. Mae
Jones, in Laurens.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Meeks had as
their guests over the week-end G.
E. Godfrey of Laurens.
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Mrs. Buddy Sanders had a birth
day on February 18.
James Satterfield of the navy, will
celebrate his birthday Feb. .25.
Jackie Thomas’ birthday was Sun
day, Februay 20.
Mrs. H. L. Mason had a birthday
February 16.
Tommie Lee Goff was 2 years old
February 18.
Rudy Caudle celebrated his birth
day February 22.
» Jimmy Meeks’ birthday was Sun
day, February 20.
With The Sick
Jeanette and J. L. Hughes have
1 chicken pox.
Mrs. Clara Smith has been ill the
past week.
Nora Harris is ill.
Little Judy Davis is ill at her home.
Mrs. Floyd Emory is a patient at
Hays hospital.
Joe Fuller is ill at his home on
Elm street.'
Birth Announcements
Wilkes
Mr .and Mrs. Boyd Wilkes ^an
nounce the birth of a son, Boyd
Harrsion, on Feb. 16 at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Wilkes is the former Miss Nellie
Jackson.
Prather
, Mr. and Mrs. Macon Prather an
nounce the birth of a' son, Mitchell
Dennis, February 15 at The Blalock
Clinic. Mrs. Prather will be re
membered as Miss Bernice Ellis.
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Birthday Party
Little Brenda Chesney was honored
on her 4th birthday Saturday with
a party at her home on Cypress
street. Games and contests were
enjoyed by a number df friends.
The red and white Valentine motif
was carried out. Refreshments were
served by her mother, Mrs. Mary
Chesney. Each guest remembered
Brenda with a gift.
some of whom were girl scouts un
der her", the former Miss Lucy Bai
ley.
Refreshments were served by
the following club members from
Clinton Mills: Mrs. Joe Terry, Mrs.
David Word, Mrs. Ella Harvey, Mrs.
S. B. Snelgrove and Mrs. J. J. West.
Attractive floral arrangements lent
an air of quiet charm to the lounge jury here Monday,
where the meeting was held.
i Austin Stephens, apparently a sub-
• stantial farmer, registered from j
Negro Serves On Youngs township, was accepted by,
• 3 * • * the state in a case against another
Jury At Laurens Negro indicted for* obtaining money
Laurens, Feb. 21. —For the first under false pretenses, and tried in
time in the memory of Laurens court absence without benefit of coun-
oflficials, a Negro man sat on a petit sel-
Judge M. M. Mann, of St. Mat
thews, directed a verdict for the de
fendant on a point of law.
The defendant was alleged to hav 1 ;
made way with a part of his share
of a crop grown under a share-crop
ping arrangement.
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Celebrates Birthday 1
Mrs. Lee Hamby honored her lit-
tie daughter, Faye, with a party'
Saturday afternoon. A number of
little friends enjoyed the occasion.
After an hour of indoor gatnes re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Hamby assisted by Mabel Hamby.
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Rudy Cauble honored her
husband with a birthday dinner. The
lace-covered table was appropriately
decorated for the occasion. In the
center the two-tier birthday cake was
placed, beautifully decorated in
v/hite with pink candles. Those
present were the two immediate fam
ilies, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cauble and
Donaree, and Mr. and Mrs. Furman
Brown and children.
Scouts To Visit Columbia Saturday
Lydia Mills recreation bus will
leave the community center - at 8
o’clock Saturday with thirty-two
Scouts who will visit places of inter
est in Columbia. The girls are guests
of Miss Wil Lou Gray who has plan
ned an interesting itinerary. A high
light of the trip will be vespers at
historic Trinity church. Fort Jack-
son, the Opportunty school and Lake
Murray are also included in the trip. 1
“Club 16’’ Has Valnetine Party
I "Club 16" was hostess at a lovely
Valentine party Tuesday evening at
the community center. Miss Mar
garet Blakely and Mrs. Lucy Mar
shall pinned red hearts on the guests
at the door bearing messages of ro
mance, that was the theme nf sev
eral games played during the eve
ning. A unique way of selecting
partners was led by Mrs. Wallace,
and the men were auctioned off for
. a reasonable laugh. The guests were
, invited into the kitchen and by
drawing numbers cooked and served
appetizing refreshments.
Harold Hughes and Mrs. Jesse
Boyce were selected party host and
hostess. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Par
rish, Jr., as butler and maid made
the party very interesting.
Story Hour Held
Wednesday’s Story Hour held the
interest of a large group of children
with Mrs. Hugh Eichelberger pre
senting the following stories:
“Tower of Babel;’’ “Pinnochio;”
and "Mollie Takes a Ride.” Follow
ing the stories the children drama
tized several Bible stones.
Girl Scouts Program
Tuesday afternoon at the regular
Scout meeting the'.ollowing activities
were selected:
I Folk Dancing. Leader, Mrs. Ed
gar Sadler.
Cooking. Leader, Mrs. J. A. Wood,
assisted by Miss Susie McElhannon.
Hobbycraft. Leader, Mrs. lone
Wallace.
| A class for new scouts now enroll
ing is conducted by the troop leader,
assisted by Barbara McElhannon and
Kathleen Dees, both second class
scouts.
Patrol Leaders Given Assignments
The following girls of Troop No.
1. Lydia Mills, completed a course
in patrol leadership and assumed
, their responsibilities as leaders at
the reglar Scout meeting Tuesday
afternoon:
Lillie Belle Crawford, Carol Mills,
Frances Wray, Frances Mathis, Bar
bara McLendon, Claudine Howell,
Peggy Satterfield, Kathleen Dees,
Barbara' Ann Whitmire and Barbara
Sharpton.
Song Service. Sunday
A community-wide sing will be
held at Providence school- Sunday
at 3 o’clock with everybody invited
by the Woman's club.
Mrs. Robert Whitmire Hostess
The second shift Woman's club
held its regular meeting with Mrs.
Robert Whitmire at her home on
Peachtree street Wednesday at 1
o’clock.
Mrs. Perry Sumerel, club presi
dent, led the devotional which was
followed by a brief business ses
sion. The club voted to give its sup-
oort to the kindergarten and li
brary, two mill sponsored activities,
arfd all organized community work.
A salad course was served by the
hostess.
Woman’s Club Meets
Thursday evening the Womar s
club met at the community cen’er
with Mrs. Clyde Trammell, r ub
president, presiding. The devot.on-
al was given by Miss Mary Johhson.
A brief business session was lelJ.
Mrs. James Pitts presented a musi
cal program, assisted by her daugh-
terSr-Jackie and Sarah, who grve a
piano duet and Mrs. Edgar Sadler
sang several numbers.
Continuing “In The Know,” the
club theftie* Mrs. W. L. Marshall gave
three .demonstrations: a course din
ner; a km. eon; and a buffet din
ner. Mrs. Marshall was enthusiasti
cally welcomed by club members,
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POUND PKG.
SLICED BACON . 45c
Selected Sliced
BEEF LIVER lb. 59c
Economy
SLICES SMOKED HAM ... lb. 79c
Puritan
PORK SAOSAGE ....lb. 39c
“QUALITY TENDER” BEEF
U. S. GOOD GRADE
A I I Perishables
Shipped Daily And
Inspected For
j Freshness Upon
Arrival At All.
DIXIE-HONE -
Super Markets
Red Sour
Pie Cherries
No. 2 Con
27c
Standing Pound
Rib Roast .. 59c
Sirloin Pound
Steak . .~:75 c
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Ground Pound
B e e f . . . 45c
Pound
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Pound
Steak . . . 7°
Webster Fresh
LIMA BEANS . 2,'
Boma Strawberry
PRESERVES
Early June
PINE CONE PEAS
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39c
10c
Club Steak
Chuck
Roast .
Porterhouse
Factory Packed
Pinto Beans
2 lb. cello 29c
Dixie Crystal
SUGAR
5 lb. bag 45c
Morrells
PURE LARD
4lb.crt. 69c
Grapefruit
JUICE
4G:z.can 19c
Med. - Stewing Pint
OYSTERS ... 61c
Dressed Pound
WHITING . . 19c
Med. Green Pound
SHRIMP ... 57c
Fahey Pound
SCALLOPS . . 69c
Fresh Dressed Pound
CATFISH . . . 39c
Medium Pound
MULLET . . . 21c
Dressed Pound
BLACK BASS . 33c
Fillet Of Pound
HADDOCK . . 39c
Soeckled Pound
TROUT .... 49c
Self-Service
DAIRY
Sunlight Creamery
BUTTER
14 Pound Sticks
71c lb.
Sharp N. Y. State
CHEESE
73c lb.
Dixie-Home
MARGARINE
25c lb.
Kraft American
CHEESE
2 lb. box 89c
VERI-BEST Produce
TREE RIPENED FAMOUS WAVERLY
Grapefruit
8 Pound
Me«h Bog
39c
Canadian Waxed
RUTABAGAS 2lbs. 9c
Crisp Golden Heart
CELERY .... 2 lg. stalks 29c
Fancy Golden Bunch
Carrots . . 10c
No: 1 NeVT^ed Bliss 3 Lbs.
Potatoes . 25c
Veri-Best Yellow 2 Lbs.
Onions ... 9c
Fresh, Tendergreen
Beans . . .
-resh, Green Bell
Peppers . .
Turnip or Mustard
Greens
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35c
2 Lb;.
29c
2 Lbs
23c
5c FEATURE
RINSO
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WHEN YOU BUY A
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YOU GET A
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Armours Meats
CANDIES
Vienna
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Sausage
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Corn
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Beef Hash • .35c
Pottted
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Beef
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S tew .
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12 Oz. Can
Tr e e t
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Brach's Mint
Wafers
1 Pound
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Cream 1 Lb. Bag
Choc Drops 29c
Caramel 14 Oz Box
Bulls Eyes 39c
Assorted 14 Ounces
toffees . . 43c
Kentucky
Mints
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Tru Way Liquid Qt Bot.
Starch ... 19c
Large Pkg
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Swift Shortening 3 lb Can
Swiftning . ^lc
Dixie-Home Evaporated
Milk
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