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I Page Two h THE CLINTON CHRONICLE . Thursday, April 27, 1950 L.. For the Week . . . LYDIA HILLS NEWS MRS. MART SATTERFIELD.. Correspondent and Representative Mrs. Ada Prince and daughters and Mrs. J. T I^anford attended the funeral of John PentufT in Reidville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Thomas and Mrs. Evelyn Sams visited In Colum bia Sunday and attended the Oral Roberts revival melting. Mr. and Mrs. Milton King ^nd children of. Greenville, visited Mi. and-Mrs. J B. Reeder and other relatives here over the week-end. Colie Abercrombie, BM3, of" Nor folk. Ya. spent the week-end with Mrs. Abercrombie. Mrs. Jessie Mills and children were week-end- guests of Mr. and Mrs Lezell James in Greer. Mrs. Buddy Sanders and Mrs. Gerald Coates visited their grand father. M. B Satterfield, in Colum bia Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Jones of Un ion. visited Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Johns Sunday. ■ Mrs. Mandy Littleton of West Clin ton, is visiting her son, John Ed monds, and Mrs .Edmonds. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Crawley, Alvin and Wayne, Mrs. Myrtis McPeeters of Experiment, Ga., spent the week-end w.th Mr. and Mrs. Jess Edmonds. Mrs.'' Letha Rhodes of Union, is spending a tew days with her daugh ter, Mrs Floyd Emory,'and Mr. Em ory. Mrs Marvin Harvey and children were Sunday guests of her pareats, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Heustess, near Clinton.. 1 Charles Hathcox of Greenwood, spent Sunday with Bruce Ellis. Gayle Ellis and son of Fayetteville, N C. spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall and—children - visited the latter’s mother, Mrs. B. E- Eskew, who is a patient in the Baptist hospital, in Columbia on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith had as their week-end guests Mr- arid Mrs. D. I>. McManus. Little Nancy Ann Smith spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanders visited the former’s mother, Mrs. G. H. Sanders, in Union Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P^rry Sumerel at tended a birjhday dinner in Laurens v 1 ' N s v S N V I / Just what is a TABLE-TESTER anyway? Hera's the Answer: A table tester is an expert at making, testing and tasting a food product. In fact. Adluh's Master Miller has been a Table-tester for years, making sure every sack of ADLUH FLOUR meets rigid standards;— Can you Imagine a^ltitchen in a flour mill ... a tTTcKerr equipped with a stove, a baking oven and a table very similar to yours? Well, there is such a kitchen right in the heart of Allen Bros. Milling Company where ADLUH FLOUR is milled. In this kitchen, Adluh's Master Miller bakes every day. By eating and testing biscuits and cakes he makes certain that Adluh Flour meets every requirement for home baking. He tests Adluh right on the table! You can use Adluh with confidence because it's Table-tested! He Tests For... INGREDIENTS to make certain that only the finest avail able 90 into ADLUH FLOUR. BROWN CRUST, because the ingredients must be m perfect balance if your baking is to hove that golden brown crust which pleases the men so; 3 TEXTURE, J which in Adluh Flour, must be smooth and not too light or too heavy for your baking to hove that melt in your mouth good ness , ADLUH E A L Like good earn breod? WeM here's • tig — use AdWf MEAL. Ym never testes such e geed, ground cert flavor, or experienced sod 0 sotisfying teste. Try k Bet yoe'N always use if. ALLEN BROS. MILLING CO MTiriClAUV sc IIIACNIO AVD SELT RISING ALLEN BROS. MILLING COMPANY COLUMBIA GREENWOOD Sunday given in honor of Mr. Sum- erel*s mother, Mrs. Eld Sumerel. Mrs. Carl Dean of Williamston, spent the past two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Over- street. Mrs. Alma Lee visited Mr. and Mrs. Overstreet during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Allen of Brad ford, Pa., are visiting his mother, Mrs. Rose Allen, and other relatives. Marlene Humphries of Joanna, spent the week-end with her cousin, Sherrell Humphries. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Towery and son and Mrs. Florence Ervin of Clearwater, visited Mr. and Mrs. Woodell King Sunday. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mrs. Nell Mlills celebrated her birthday-on- April 24. - Mrs. Robert Turner’s birthday was April 22. Mrs. Horace Smith will- celebrate a birthday the 29th. Mrs. Francis Goff had a birth day Sunday, the 23rd. Johnnie Edmonds celebrated his| birthday April 22. Mrs. Horace Nelson had a birth day April 22. Nettie Prince celebrated her birth day April 23. Mrs. J. T. Lanford’s birthday was April 19. Steve Jackson was 4 years old j Wednesday, April 26. Elizabeth Driggs celebrated a | birthday April 26. Jimmy Overstreet will celebrate his birthday April 28. With The Sick f Friends of M. B. Satterfield will regret to hear he is a patient at Moore’s clinic in Columbia suffer- in a broken hip. Mrs. H. H. Dalton continues very ill a tthe Blalock clinic and Mr. Dalton remains ill at his home. Mrs. Woodell King has returned home after being a patient at Hays hospital. Friends of Mrs. W. R. Cauble will regret to learn she is a patient at Hays hospital. Little Pat Ballard has been ill the past few days. Brown-Patterson Wedding; On Sunday afternoon the home of Mrs. Rddie B. Coleman was the scene of a beautiful wedding uniting Miss Joyce Brown and William Patterson. The Rev. R. D. Gregg performed the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brown, was lovely in an ice blue suit with black accessories. Her corsage was.of pink carnations. A large number of friends and rel atives attended. Mr. Patterson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patterson. To Hold Pre-School Clinic The Woman’s club will sponsor a pre-school clinic for children who will enter school this fall. They are asked to come to the coipmunity cen ter at 2 o’clock today, April 27. A local doctor will examine the chil dren assisted by the Laurens County Health Department Track Meet In Rock Hill The South Carolina Recreation As sociation sponsored their second state track meet at the Northside gram mar school athletic field in Rock Hill Saturday. The meet was divided in to six divisions, mite boys, midget boys and junior boys, mite girls, mid get girls and junior girls. Teams from Lydia participated in the mid get boys, mite girls, and midget girls contests. The following made a good show ing in the events they entered: Patsy | Fuller, Ruth Trammell, Bobby Joe Todd, Betty Lou Parrish, Pearle Webb. Pat Davepport, Ruby Thomas, Donaree Cauble, Margaret Mason, Elaine Crocker, Kenneth Thomason, Paul Wood, Walter Burkhalter and Guy McElhannonY ♦ Lydia To Crown May Queen Monday, May 1, about 400 children will usher in the month of May with a May festival, “A Parade of the Nations,” in honor of their May queen. Miss Lois Phipps. Miss Phipps was selected by a popularity contest and Miss Pat Davenport was selected as her maid of honor. The pageant will begin with the traditional Maypole dances. French Peasants will interpret their age-old dance and the national dances of Holland, China, Scotland, Hawaii,' Ireland, Norway and South America will be given. The finale will be un der the influence 0? all type folk | 'music from America, presided aver ^ by ‘Miss Liberty,” Sherrill Hum- J phries. Elaine Crocker and Pearle, Webb will announce the. program as heralds. The queen and her court sur rounded by twelve maids and twelve garland girls make an interesting pic ture. The pageant will be held on the athletic field at five o’clock in the afternoon. » THE CHRONICLE Completely Coven Clinton’s Trade Ares for Advec4lmr« There Is No SabeUtnto for News- t paper Adverttsiiic * AwnKaoHitwNNWiWNinttnnuuui You're '’Company" When You Come To A&P! 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