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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 30, 1951.
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For the Week . . .
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
MRS. HORACE C. SMITH,
Correspondent and Representative x 1
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Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie
and family spent Sunday in Pen
dleton with their daughter and sis-,
ter, Mrs. Jo Carroll, and Mr. Car-
roll. *
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Abercrom
bie and Mrs. Broad Abercrombie,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hughes of
Laurens, visited Mr, and Mrs. L.
W. Abercrombie recently.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson
and children of Pickens, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson Sun-!
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fennell, Mr. j
and Mrs. Billy Fennell were Sun
day visitors in Spartanburg with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hedgepath'
and children of Bessemer City, N. :
C., spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Hedgepath.
Miss Margaret Rhodes of Green
wood, will be a guest next week of j
Miss Frances Hedgepath.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gaffney i
recently visited the former’s moth-i
er, Mrs. R. C. Gaffney, who is a :
patient at the New’berry hospital. ;
f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conwell
and children, Mr. and Mrs. James
Harrison of Anderson, visited Mr. j
and Mrs. T. M. Donald recently.
Mrs. G. G. Conwell of Anderson,
has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. T. M. Donald, and Mr. Don
ald.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simmons
and children of Fairmont, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kirby Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Weathers and
Mrs. Johnson and son of Augusta.t
Ga. visited Mr. and Mrs. E. C.^
Longshore recently.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Grace and
children spent the week-end in
Langley with Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown of Vau-
cluse. visited Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Overstreet Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M Shumate and
Haney were week-end visitors in
Camden with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Barnes.
Mr and Mrs. G. C. Parrish. Jr.,'
and Carol were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson
in Greenwood.
Mr and Mrs. Wallace Bagwell
visited Mr and Mrs. Oscar Smith
in Honea Path Sunday.
Mr and Mrs M P. Bradley of
Spartanburg, were Sunday visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Thomason.
Mr and Mrs. Horace Smith and
daughters, and Mrs. M. C. Smith
visited John Henry Roberts in
Chester Sunday who is a patient I
at Pryor hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker and:
children visited in Newberry Sun-'
day.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Fuller and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Bud,
Fuller near Mountville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fuller and
Mrs. Lois Webb spent Sunday with'
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Birchmore
near Mountville.
Miss Mary Sue uller of Honea 1
Path, is spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Ike JonesF.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carroll
.were called to Elberton. Ga., last
week due to the death of Mrs. Car-
roll's cousin. Clyde Portain, who
died in Grady hospital in At
lanta.
Roy Burdette of Iva, spent last
week with Herman Burdette.
Mrs. David Word and Sue, with
J. W. Weir and Miss Marie Weir,,
of Clinton, were in Greenville Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Patterson and son of
Spartanburg, spent a few days re-'
cently with Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Hairston.
Mrs. Paul Wingo of Inman, spent
the week-end with her sister, Mrs.
O. B. Stone, and Mr. Stone.
Mrs. -'J. H. Pace and children
were in Fort Mill the past week
with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Robin
son.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bailey and
children, l^lrs. Betty Jo Crcswell
and son spent the week-end in Eat-
onton, Ga., with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Cumbie. :
Mrs. W. E. Jonnson and Miss
Mary Johnson were overnight visi
tors in Greenwood Friday with:
their son and brother, Mr. and Mrs. 1
Carl Johnson. j
Miss Arlitha Poole of Greenville,
is visiting Miss Miriam Temple
ton for a few days, who will re
turn home with her for a short
visit, i
Picnic Supper Enjoyed
On Tuesday evening of last week!
as a climax to a successful Bible!
school, the Lydia Methodist and 1
Presbyterian churches enjoyed a
picnic supper at Mineral Springs
park with their families invited
and especially the children who at
tended Bible school. ,
Everyone brought well filled
baskets and had an enjoyable ever,,
ning.
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With The Sick
Harold Lawson has been ill the
past week.
Mrs. Claud McElhannon has
been ill the past week.
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Birthday greetings to Bill Nelson
August 24. Mrs. Connie Davis Au
gust 27 and Charlene Birchmore
August 25.
Reuben Overstreet will observe
a birthday September 1.
HJranqeen .Smith will celebrate
her 9th birthday September 5.
Mary E. Abercrombie will cele-;
brate her 8th birthday Sept. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Abercrombie
will observe their 12th wedding
anniversary September 2.
Jimmy Hairston observed his
birthday August 10.
Howard Robinson of Fort Mill,
celebrated a birthday August 28.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bailey, Jr.,
observed their 12th wedding anni
versary August 18.
W. I Bailey observed a birthday)
August 8.
Birth Announcements
Donald
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Donald an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Brenda Ann, August 8 at Hays hos
pital. Mrs. Donald is the former
Miss Margaret Conwell. Mr. and
Mrs. Donald are the parents of a j
son. Skipper, aged 4 years.
Abercrombie
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Abercrombie'
announce the birth of a son, Wil-!
ham Ronnie, at Hays hospital on
August 24. Mrs Abercrombie if
the former Miss Zelma Estes.
Overstreet-Baker Wedding
Miss Annie Virginia Overstreet
became the bride of Charles Baker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baker,
of Newberry, the marriage being
performed in Spartanburg June 8.;
Mrs. Baker is the daughter of,
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Overstreet
and for the present will make her
home in Newberry with the (
groom's parents while Mr. Baker
is stationed at Fort Jackson.
Hobby Club Holds Nesting
The Hobby club met in the work
rooms of the community center i
Monday night. A new project.
Textile Painting, was introduced, |
the new method of no-stencil |
painting. Aprons, guest towels, |
place mats are in the making by
members. Mrs. Wallace was assist
ed by Mrs. A. C. Young, Jr.
The Hobby club plans a hobby
show to be at the community cen
ter September 14 in the afternoon.
The show is open to anyone in the
community that has a hobby. If
you are__interested in entering an
exhibit please contact Mrs. Young.
Kindergarten Announcement
The Kindergarten will open
Monday morning, September 10, at
9 o’clock. If your child is between
the ages of three and six please
register on this date. Only a lim
ited number will be enrolled.
TheCHIROPRACTOR-ard^c
OPERATION PREVENTED — “Dr.!
Hart, I have been in bed 10 days
and. my condition has been diag- 1
nosed as a ruptured disc. Doctors
say it will be necessary to operate
before I will be able to work again.'
I do not want an operation on my
back so I wish to know if you can
help me,” said this 36 year old
man.
Dr. Hart took charge of this case
on Jan. 30th, found the cause of
the man’s trouble and corrected it.
He returned to work 16 days later
with no further trouble and with-i
out an expensive and dangerous
operation.
ARTHRITIS — This 72 year old
farmer had been unable to work
for 12 months due to an Arthritic (
condition. He was unable to put on!
or take off his coat due to the stiff-!
ness and pain in the arms and,
shoulders. Legs and feet felt numb.
Dr. Hart found a nerve causing
his trouble. After a few adjust
ments he felt fine, was free of pain
and able to dress himself. Thirty
days later he was able to plough
his watermelon patch. This was the
first work he had been able to do
in a year. ,
Chiropractic Will
Reduce Job Hours
Lost By Workers
“We are positive in our belief
if the industrial plants of the
nation would use Chiropractors
their lay off period of employees
from sickness or accident would
be reduced one-third.
“We have had very satisfac
tory results when Chiropractors
are in attendance on our Health
and Accident claims,” says Mr.
Lloyd Sanders, President of the
Atlas Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Indianapolis, Indiana.
. . . Regardless of how long you
have suffered — Regardless of the
name given your condition — the
solution to your health problem
may be found at Dr. Hart’s office.
Take your problems of health to
Dr. Hart. Find out NOW before it
is-too late^if you are a Chiroprac
tic case. (Adv.)
DR. CHARLES J. HART
254 West Main Street
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ONE ABC-O-MATIC COMPLETELY
AUTOMATIC WASHER AND ONE CASE
OF DUZ, OXYDOL or TIDE WAS WON
BY:-
First Of The Season! Big Tender Peas
Green Giant.
No. 303
Can
Musselman’s Red Sour
Mrs. George D. Ellis, Jr. ^ southc»n mosmautv
215 S. Woodrow St.
Pie Cherries. - 23 c
IS out tUlt rot COUtTESY
Tender Middle Size*—Early Garden
Del Monte Peas. ™ 21c
Virginia Packed Lord Chesterfield
Tomatoes 15c
Libby or Del Monte Crushed
Pineapple "iJ 21c
Lord Cheeterflold Brand
Okra & Tomatoes M vi os 18c
Dixie
Stokely’a Cut
Green Beans t. 2 21c
Lord Chesterfield
Cnt Okra... ^ 14c
Del Monte Halves
Peackes... "Z?34c
Dixie-Home Quality Tea
12c W? 33c
Bags
Dixia-Ho
Coffee Bags 20 £" 47c
Pfc* ■ Pkf.
Dixie-Home Steepolator
Georgia Gold Field
Cudahy Puritan Butt End
HAMS
An aconomical buy
for th« womk-and or
Labor Day picnic!
Choice Cute—Ham
Lb.
Peas & Snaps.. 2 "*cT 29c
V Libby or Del Monte Golden
| Cream Corn M 03 18c
Health Soap
J Lifebuoy 21" 17c
Ready For Your Holiday Picnic!
Cudahy Puritan Economy
Center Slices* 99c Sliced Ham * 69c
^ Eaay To Prepare Freeh
Tasty Small Pork
f Veal Patties * 65c Spare Riks * 53c
Quality-Tender Freeh
Economy Slicee
Ground Beef * 66c Pork Cknps * 59c ^
Delicious Braised—Veal
Shoulder Chops.
Lb.
Freshly Mads
Pinky Pig Juicy Plump
| Frankfurters...
Libby’s Corned
BEEF HASH
16-Oz. Can 40 c
Libby’s Vienna
SAUSAGE
i» Cm 22®
Libby’a All-Ham Spread
DEVILED HAM
i'« c« 20®
u> 58® ^
VWWWXWI,.^—4*4
U. S. No. 1 Irish
Ham Salad‘C 45c
Seasoned To Perfection!
DEVILE0 CRABS
2-49°
POTATOES
10“ 39
Fresh Tender Mountain Grown
Veri-Best Medium Yellow
Onions ■ ■ • 3 21c
Crisp Green
Cakbage . . 3 *. 14c
Golden Delicious
Apples ... 2 l* 23c
Large Juicy Florida
Limes
s s s s s 33c
Fancy Slicing
Tomatoes * 21c
Green Beans... 2 ^ 29 e
California Red
MARGARINE
-31 e
Southern Gold Colored
J-Lb. Print*
Malaga Grapes.. 2 ^ 29 c
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Libby’s Tasty
Libby’s
Argo
Mareal
VEAL LOAF
BRAINS
CORN STARCH
NAPKINS
7-Ox. Can 44^
12-Ox. Can 29^
*»* 12®
2 ^o-ct. pk 0 t. 25®
Gerber Strained
»
Armour’* Dog Food
Nutritious Cat Food
Swift’s Salad Oil
BABY FOODS
DASH
PUSS ’N BOOTS
JEWEL OIL
3 29®
Lb. Can 15®
•-Ox. Can 0®
Pint lot. 32®
Skinner’s «
Uncle Ben’s Converted
Planter’s Salted Cocktail
Graham Crackers
MACARONI
RICE
PEANUTS
NABISCO
7-Ox. Pkg.
, 21-Ox. Pk*. 38®
•-Ox. On 35®
%
^ 33®
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