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< ' i- IP* r~ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 9, 1950 For the Week . . . LYDIA MILLS NEWS ' MRS MART SATTERFIELD, Correspondent and Representative '.f H. Gentry and family, Mr. and , Mrs. Lee Gentry and son of Spartan- j burg. Mrs. J. E. Weathers of Chester spent the week-end with her daugh ter. Mrs. J. B. Huntley and Mr. Huntley. i Bobbie’Fuller spent the week-end ! with Mr and Mrs. James Cauble in i Mpuntviller- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson and Mrs. i Connie Davis and son spent Sunday H L Mason <pent the week-end ■) Spa it an burg -.sath relatives. Steve Webb of Joanna s } >ent the > ‘ 3^ “iTrs^Buck ‘Lofton"^ veek-end with his mother, Mrs. Lois Winnsboro. Webb _ Mi> ,00tie Estes was called to Honored on Birthday Woodruff Friday due to the death of Sunday the Rev. C. R. Anderson her sister. Mrs. Minnie Ballard. was honored with a birthday dinner Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Bradley and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles family of Weliford were Sunday Cobb of near Clinton. He was cele- -uests of their daughter, Mrs Ralph brating his 67th birthday. Dinner Robert? and Mr. Roberts. • was served at noon to the large num- Carroll and Sandra Mills spent the ixu present. The center of the ta- week-end itv Ninety Sik with rela-., pie bore the beautiful birthday cake lives. They were accompanied home; with lighted candles. Each guest re- Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Estes membered Mr. Anderson with a gift. \d Mrs. Maud Green. , Those atending were: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs G. S. Sanders of Union spent * Frank Anderson and family of Nine- 0 ^ek-end with her d.uighter, :v gj x; anc } y[ rs Walter Reese Mrs. Thomas Chalk and Mr. Chalk. and children> Mr . and Mrs . George She wa> accompamed home Sunday : Andcrson Mr and Mrs Hoyt An . by Mr and Mrs Buddy Sanders and de , son all of p ickens; Mr. and*Mrs. Dewe. Satterfield and.. . Jfan, Henry . Garscn of Prrily Beach; Mr. 1 and Mrs. Roy Sanders and child rdiaklev Mrs. R. ttr Vi si to Sunday her Davb . M:> a: 1 .-ons H. Hazel and son of Clios- ; Mrs. Addie B Coleman ren. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and daughter of Clinton; his bro- Tharsday Mrs. Coleman had ther Mr . Ben Anderson and sister. and Mrs. Hu be: t Sa’.lv Simmons and farriilv of Ware ShoaL and pi ckcns Atlanta. Ga. ‘ ^ . — i; Ml -fuests Mr und Doris ; M. D >nal of L-.u Mrs. '.ne!'.; t:iv Mr. and a irk* Hill. —ind Mrs... id aft Davis .-and f am- >:n d Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dav- W Kidrutf Sunday. Leroy Davis and week-end i recently Irs. Preston Davis Mrs IL.roi Waldrop has Brow n-Tatterson Announcement , Mr. and Mrs. .H H. Brown an- n 'imced the. engagement o. their d Lighter, Joyce, to WilliSm Patter- son. s'uiv of Mr. and Mrs. FlQVd P'at- tcrson. The wedding will take Mace Anri! 23. : 0::. e d “Salern. Ala r nTTTTvC iC:r n M; . (i W • me. Mi - !• J, \. Sims John and son. (today) e.- 01 Union visited i; d. C T. Johns Sundav Church Group To Meet Tite W M. S. will meet Thursday 7:30 at the home of Mrs. ;g. All members a:e in- nounce the birth of a daughter, Mari lyn Kay, at the Blalock clinic, March 3. Mrs. Neal will be remembered as Miss Lillie Mae Wells. Overstreet Mr. and Mrs; M. G. Overstreet announce the birth of a son, Daniel, at the Blalock Clinic March 2. Mrs. Overstreet is the former Miss Ma- bell Gregory. Group II Campfire Girls to Meet The campfire girls group No. II met Monday night at the community center. During the business session plans were made for advancement of the group. _The social hour was enjoyed, with several members of the group imper sonating comic characters. A sur prise fruit shower was given the guardian, Mrs. W. R. Cauble. Refreshments consisting of sand wiches, potato chips, cookies, party mints and. cokes were served by the hostesses, Inez Dalton and Sherry Smith. Birthdays And Anniversaries Mrs. H. H. Dalton will celebrate a birthday March 18. 'Sunday March 12th is Mart Sat terfield’s birthday. Jack Pace, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pace, celebrated his 10th birtn- day March 6. Mrs. George Roper has a -birth day March 14. Mrs. Charles Sporino will cele brate] her biithday on March 11. Match 10<h is Helen Black’s birth day. — J. A. Black. Sr., celebrated his birthday March 2. Mr and Mrsr—Roy'Crn'tor cele- brated their wedding anniversary on March 8. Jerry Carte:- wiil be 6 yxs—old- March 15. Mrs. Jess Edmunds has a birthday .March 9. Training Union To Conduct Special Campaign A mass meeting of the Training Union in Reedy River association will launch the enlargement cam paign on March 12 at 3 o’clock at the First Baptist church. Newber ry. Prof. T. E. Epting of Newberry college will bring the devotion and the male chorus and Reed brothers of the First Baptist church, Whit mire. will bring special music. John Lane of the State Training Union de partment will bring the inspirational message. All churches are urged to send representatives to this meet ing. During the simultaneous campaign, the following visiting workers wiil be in the different churches: Rev. and Mrs. Claude Campbell of Cher okee Creek, Gaffney, will be at West End-, Newberry; Mrs. John B. Lane of State Training Union de partment and Mrs. Versil Grenshaw of Nashville, Tenn., will be at the First Baptist church, Newberfy; Mrs. J. S. Corpening and Miss Louise Bracknell will be at the Hunt Mem orial church, Newberry: Mrs. B. B. Jernigan and Shaylor Walters of t State Training Union department will be at the Glenn Street church, New’berry: Rev. and Mrs. Cooper Patrick of First Baptist church, Or angeburg, and Kermit King of the State Training Union department will be at Joanna; Mrs. James How ard and ‘Miss Mary Glover of the State Training Union department l will be at the Whitmire First church I along with Parks McKittrick of Kinards; Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Beirs of Greenwood, will be at the Central Avenue church, Whitmire; Mr$. Jas. T, Young of Fort Mill, will lead a ,c!a$s for all story hour workers of the association at the First Baptist church in Newberry. John Lane will visit a different church each even- • ing during the week. AN D HOME Mr- L tMcAie.' - ---- —. v tei spent the past . v-X. >, ( j •: cr.-L * 11 oc k I i k u ’ Piviimon! w.th her son, • Mi '. T With The Sick • C. Banks is ill: Mr- ( IcuigL' Pro ssiy of Piedmont Linda Satterfield is ab ent .. : :vw iiatl ic past week with ( >ut ; ifter A* 7 having fin. O* >4>tO *, Mi' G. \V Stewart anti ~ -Jr food is ill at his Mr! Stew a: Mrs. lone Wallace spent the vveek- < ;>d in Charleston. Mr »nd Mrs. Luke Smith and ill. to oe Cypress street. Mrs. K. T. Johns continues ill. Mrs. Addie B. Coleman continues children. Pear! and Dessie Webb vis- ted relatives in Georgia over week-end! Mr and Airs. J. G. Gadman and week sxm ? w c r r; week-on rt gift's Is of Those having measles are: Glojie tne and Francis Cato and A1 Reed. Roy Carter has been sick the past Mr.— od Mrs Rex Chesney in Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cato nad, ' their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Birth Announcements Neal and Mrs. Marlin Neal Don’t be disappointed at the way last summer’s hats look when you bring them out to wear this season. Look at the ways and means they can be freshened into wearable bon nets for the year: Straw hats vvhjch have faded can be restored to their own lovely col- lors with tubes of straw dye. If you can match the f riginal color. Or, you might try liquid shoe dyes in match ed colors. Apply with a soft brush and allow to dry. RECIPE OF THE WEEK Night Owl Snacks (Makes 8 sandwiches) 1-2 pound processed American cheese, grated 2 tablespoons finely chopped on ion 1-3 cup chopped sweet pickles 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped 'L* teaspoon Worcestershire sauce *4 teaspoon salt . . . • 1 2 cup mayonnaise 8 hamburger buns Combine cheese, onion;— pickles, eggs, sauce and mayonnaise. 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