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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, October 12, 1950
For the Week . . .
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
MRS. H. W. WILLIAMS.
C orrespondent and Representative
WKWffWWWWMHJTMWtt t H > * 8lt>tit>,>IIIIMMt ' ters of Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. A. ceiled many beautiful gifts.
|j Satterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Charles After several games potato chips,
Satterfield and Mr. and Mrs. Fred doughnuts and hot chocolate were
Lewis Tumblin and children of Clin- 1 served to the twenty-four guests by
ton. | the hostesses, Mrs. Bill Nelson, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson, Mrs. 1 Harold Lawson and Mrs. Annie
Connie Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Coker.
' George Pressley had as their visitors ^
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J E. Birch- Card of Thanks
.. , t. i v. r> u * , mayer and family, and Mr. and Mrs. * W1S ^ ^ m y friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts and Homer Hall of Columbia f° r their kindness during my recent
guests, Mr. and Mrs B. H. Roberts,! w ., . .* . , stay in the hospital and especially
of Columbus. Ga.. attended the foot " ! b V m^ w«hhMhn t0 thank the following blood donors;
ball game in Athens, Ga., Saturday. da > s last week with Mr. Webb who Messrs Jim j efferSi George Black-
Malcolm Roberts spent the week- well, Charlie Blackwell, Junior
end with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bag-
wei;.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kelly of And
erson. w*ere w r eek-eixd visitors of
Mr and Mrs. Ike Jones. Dixon °f Fishsers Island, N. Y., Chapel Program Given
Mrs R D Gre^ir soent the oast are s P endin g some time with Mr - The fifth grade of Providence
week with her mother Mrs J E Guests mother, and sister, Mrs. L. iSC h 00 i had charge of the chapel pro-,
BW. .n ToX.Ga who contlnues G „* m morning. The de-
Williams and was ] e( j w ith scripture read-
ill in the hospital.
Visitorsh of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Pendley of At- „ . j r • >
lanta, Ga., visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde • W,ltred Harns an<i En m l
Smith Sunday. ' f -MRS. LAW,A DARBY
Harry L. Guest and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 1
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Mr and Mrs 'Jesse Ed J ard Wdhams ’P®” 1 tk f week - ing by Joyce Queen. Miss Mary,
mr. ana *virs. jcssl en( j m Hendersonville, N. C. Inhnson the sintrirnr nf cpupral
Duckett and family on Sunday were „ , T D ’ , c . . I Jotmson led the singing or several
Af I Mr - and Mrs. J. B. O Shields ana hymns.
Misses Sallie Ann and Stella Duck-1 . u- -u j j
ett. Mr and Mrs. Forrest Benja- ^ H “ gh Ballar< J Jt ^1 The special part of the program
and daughters, Myrna and £ a f, oly ? , M ! S ^. S . 1 Peggy f and Marion was an i m p rornp tu play, “The Lamp
Ba.lard and little Pat visited m Went Out.” The players were Betty
Wnitmire Sunday. * j Davis, Joyce Ann Todd, Alice Faye
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reeder and chafin, Joan Collins, Cecil Daven-
children enjoyed a trip to the moun- port, George Roof, Ray Fuller, and
min
Carolyn, of Wattsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Cole of
Cross Hill, and Paul Cole of near
Clinton, were Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Rosa Cole
tains Sunday.
Mrs. Mart Satterfield and daugh-
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ter spent the week-end in Clear-
and Raymond visited in Columbia water with Mrs. Satterfield's mother.
Sunday. Miss Joan Kuykendall re- j Mrs. Hudson Davis, Mrs Margie
turned home with them. McCullough and children of Green-
Harold Pearson. Mr. Cooper gave
the reading of the play.
Magic Program Given
Raymond Horne, ministerial stu-
Mrs. W. E Ellis. Mrs. Bernice Pra- ville, visited at her home over the fn^intereSn^magic entertainment
thcr and children, Mrs. Eva Mae week-end. I ^
Manley and daughter, Davis Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Overstreet Thur-dav mornim? thp kindprsart-
and Russell Stone attended a birth- and family visited in Elberton, Ga., rhUrirpn u-prp 8 invitPd tr> thp g nro"
day dinner given in honor of Mrs. the past week-end. \ en chlldren were lnvited to the P 1 ^
Elhs' mother, Mrs. Bessie Whitmire,, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Woodward and giam '
near Clinton Sunday. family of Orangeburg, visited hi^ 1 ~ *
Mr. and Mrs. R G. Coker visited sister, Mrs E. C. Longshore, and Mi\! Birthdav Party Given
Mr Coker’s brother in Iva Sunday. Longshore over the week-end. I Last Thursday afternoon Mrs Carl
Davis Ellis and Russell Stone of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wallace, Rob- 'f° dnsc m entertained in honor of her
Chattanooga. Tenn., were visitors of | ert Gary and Harry attended the son ’ Jimmy* w h° was celebrating
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ellis over the Spartanburg fair Monday. 1 birthday,
week-end. I Mr. and Mrs. Farnk Young of After aeveral outdoor games the
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Poteat and son Mountville, vvited Mr. and Mrs.: guests were invited in to watch Jim-
ol Arcadia, spent Saturday with Mr. Henry Abercrombie Sunday. 1 my blow out the candles on the
and Mrs. A E. Smith.
JUr. and Mrs. Z. Y. Foster of Un
ion. returned home Sunday after
spending some time with their
daughter. Mrs James G. Gallman,
and Mr. Gallman.
Edward Williams celebrated his l lgk * ed k‘ rtdda y cake- R^f^shments
birthday October 6. of cake * cookies, potato chips, nuts,
— —«. land drinks were served.
Jimmy received many gifts.
Among The Sick
Mrs. Laura Darby has returned' _ ...
home from a Spartanburg hospital ^ Uo Honor Miss Myra Adair
George Howell visited his brother, where she underwent an operation.! The Woman’s club and Club 16' •
Cacer Howell, in Union Sunday. Mrs. Effie Willis is a patient at were joint hostesses Thursday night!
Mrs. Sybil Barnes and children of Hays hospital. 1 at the community center at a lovely,
Spartanburg, \isited her mother, Mrs. Perrj Sumerel has been ill party honoring Miss Myra Adair, a
Mrs. A M Shumate, the past Sun- the past week. I bride-elect of October. Mrs. Mar- 1
day. Sharon O’Shields is suffering the tha Bailey and Mrs. lone Wallace
Mr and Mrs H. K. Mason and injuries of a broken foot. invited the guests into the lounge
family of Spartanburg, were visi-' Mrs. Tom Banks is ill at her home and the recreation room where tables!
tors of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mason on on Locust street. iof Hearts Dice were played. Miss
Sunday Miss Sallie Ann Duckett is con-'Adair was presented a corsage of
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Burkhaltcr of valescing at her home in Wattsville yellow roses, and the rooms were
Spartanburg, spent the week-end following a tonsilectomy in Green-' decorated in fall flowers of yellow
with the latter’s parents, Mr and ville. , [and white. Miss Mary Johnson and
Mr? H L Mason. I Mrs. Annie Mae Roper is ill at her Mrs .Mary Parrish directed the pro-!
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roach and home on Peachtree street. i gressions and the floating prizes (
children, Mrs. J. W. Fuller and Pat- ♦ were won by Mrs Doris Harvey and.
sy, and Barbara Jo Todd motored to Shower Given Mrs. Clyde Trammell. High score
the mountains Sunday. Mrs. Harold Hairston was given a prize went to Mrs. Ella Nance and
Visiting M B. Satterfield on Sun- 1 lovely shower Friday evening at the Mrs. Addison Neighbors won low
day were Mrs. Eitha Ears and daugh- community house. Mrs. Hairston re- score prize.
— ■ ■ ,1 The table in the dining room was
laid with a white organdy cover over
yellow. A beautiful fan arrange
ment of yellow and white gladioli
"MORE
SILVER
FOR
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DOLLAR"
88-PIECE
Service for 8
A useful coffee table with
drop leaves and a silverware _
chest combined. It holds a lovely 88-piece service for 8 .. •
16 Teasjpoons, 8 Soup Spoons, 8 Knives, 8 Forks, 8 Salad
Forks, 8 Iced Drink Spoons, 8 Oyster Forks, 8 Butter
Spreaders, 8 After Dinner Coffee Spoons, 3 Table Spoons,
1 Dessert Server, 1 Cold Meat Fork, 1 Gravy Ladle, 1
Butter Knife, 1 Sugar Spoon. Come in and see it.
*Trade-mirki of Oneida Lid.
A CREDIT TO SOUTH CAROLINA
tied in with small white chrysanthe
mums formed the background of a
wedding scene reflected on a mirror.
Miniature dolls in white organdy
over pastel shades of taffeta, wear
ing large white hats, made the wed
ding party. Tall yellow tapers in
; crystal holders were placed at each
I end of the table. White dahlias'
embedded in stjuares of ice floated
in the punch bowl.
A buffet supper of salads, sand
wiches, individual cakes and punch
was served by Mrs Daisy Hairston,
Mrs. Eunice Conn, Mrs. Virginia
Satterfield, Mrs. Martha Bailey, Mrs.
Mary Parrish and Miss Mary John
son.
Miss Adair received a gift of china
in her chosen pattern. Special
guests invited were Mrs. R. C. Adair,
mother of the bride-to-be, and the
teachers of Providence school.
Take Part In Girls’ Play Day
The South Carolina Recreation
association sponsored a State Girls’
Play Day at the Johnson Hagood sta
dium in Charleston Saturday. A
group of girls, accompanied by th$ir
leaders, Mrs. lone Wallace and Cal
vin Cooper, went to Charleston and
entered competition in sports with
200 girls from over the state. The
program began with athletics con
ducted by Miss Corinne Jones and
Danny Jones. The Lydia girls took
part in softball, volley ball, dodge
ball and kick ball. Relay caces were
held for both midgets and juniors.
After a picnic lunch square dancing
was enjoyed. A dance contest and
songs ended the program. The
groups were conducted on a sight
seeing tour of Charleston.
The girls making the trip from
Lydia were: Donaree Cauble, Betty
Sanders, Carolyn Roof, Barbara
Todd, Barbara McCravy, Reba Pet-
terson, Elaine Crocker, Joyce Todd,
Betty Lou Parrish, Carol Mills, Pat
Davenport, Patsy Fuller, Millie Al
len, Ella Jane Allen, Lilly Belle
Crawford, Myra Robertson, Mabel
Birch, Peggie Patterson and Mary
Jane McLendon.
Community Council Organized
A Community Council was organ
ized Wednesday night at the com
munity center. Representatives from
each club and organized group in
the community were present and the
following officers were elected:
Miss Mary Johnson, president; W. R.
Cauble, vice-president; Mrs. Martha
Bailey, secretary and treasurer. The
next meeting is to be held Decem
ber 4 at 7:30 o’clock. The council
is composed of the following: Jot Ab-
erermbie, Mrs. Sara Word, Mrs. W.
R. Cauble, Mrs. Clyde Trammell,
(Continued on page three)
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Flour . . . r 87 c
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Evap. Milk 2 Z
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Long Laeting Soap
Palmolive Salk Sue lea 12c
Seap of Beautiful Women
Caaay 2 Reg. Sate Sara 17c
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Smoked Hams;
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Porgiet u 15c p 0 rk Chops . . “ 47 c
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