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I 1 PaKe Six / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, October 25, 1951 f mMUMCiaocwaawwwxwwiiwwwwmotit For the Week . . . LYDIA MILLS HEWS MK& HORACE C. SMITH. Correspondent end Representative Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Hughes and children of Columbia, spent the week-end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sharpton, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnett of Greenville, were Sunday visitors of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rogers. , 5 , ' Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bullard, Mr. and Mrs. Danford Wyatt and son of Clarksville, Ga.. spent the week- j end with Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wyatt. | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coker and children were visitors in Green ville with Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Nor ris. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wyatt and baby of Clarksville, Ga., spent the! week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte. Mrs. J. W Morris spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. , Blackwell and Mr. Blackwell near, here. Miss Annie Hall of Laurens, was a. week-end guest of Mrs. Effie Jones. T W. Grace, Sr., of Pinev ille, N C.. spent the week-end with his sister. Mrs. W. I. Bailey and Mr. Baile> Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Falls and hildren. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Davis and daughter of near Clinton, visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Ike Jones over the week-end Mrs Mary Sue Fuller of Honea Path, is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Jones Mrs. Minnie Clark of Pendleton. ;s spending the week with her daughter. Mrs. Frank White, and Mr White Mr and Mrs W C. Abercrombie and son vuuted Mr. and Mrs. Carl M.>thi$ in Gaffney. Mr and Mrs Wiley Harpe rand children of Greenwood, were Sun day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Mrs Frank G Saxon and f Saluda recently visited the T-dd Tcdd Harper and night guests Heaton in Mr and Mrs W*lej h..dr«n vmt>* Sundai <f Mr and Mrs Zetfl Greenwood Mr and Mrs Calvin Cooper and family spent the week-end in Great Falls with Mr and Mrs S B Coop er and Mr and Mrs G. E Wade Mr and Mn H W Williams with Mr and Mrs Edward Williams of Newberry, visited in Henderson* \ die. N C Sunday with Mrs Wtl* liamt parents. Mr and Mrs B W Ba.l Mr and Mrs Jimmy Cobb and sen. Eddie, of Charlotte, spent the week-end with the latter's mother, and sister. Mrs W E Johnson and Mas Mary Johnson Clyde Culbertson of Union, and Robert Culbertson of Clinton, were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J B O Shields and also visited Mr and Mn Hugh Ballard Mn Elsie Mae Strange of Whit ney. recently visited her brother. J B O'Shields, and Mn O Shields Harold Owens of Jaaper. Ala . spent the week-end with Mrs Ow ens who for fhe present is making her home with her parents Rev. -nd Mn H C Holt Mr and Mrs C L Hairston of near Clinton, were Sunday evening dinner guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs J. D Hairston Mn Mary Patterson of Spartanburg, spent several days last week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hairston. Miss Miriam Templeton, student at Winthrop, spent the week end with friends at York, and Sun day they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Templeton. Mrs. Annie Lawson with Mr. and Mrs. Niles Leopard of Laurens, vis ited J. W. Owens at a Columbia hospital Sunday. Mrs. Carrie Bagwell has been a patient at Hays hospital. Birthdays and Anniversaries Richard Coker observed a birth day October 18. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte t will celebrate their 21st wedding anni versary November 1. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carroll ob served their 6th wedding anniver sary October 13. James Smith will observe a birthday October 27. Presbyterian Church Services Sunday school will be held at 10:15 and Rev. H. C. Holt will preach at the 11 o’clock hour. The Women of the Church are making plans to cook and serve a turkey dinner on a date to be an nounced later for November. The proceeds will be used in the biuld- mg fund. Revival Services Being Held Revival services are in progress ] at Lydia Baptist church. The ser vices begin each evening at 7:30.' Song services at 7 o’clock led by Jot Abercrombie. Presbyterian Ladies Enjoy Party Mrs. H. C. Holt was hostess to a number of ladies of Lydia Presby terian church on last Tuesday eve ning who met to discuss plans for a turkey dinner in November. Games and contests and riddles , led by Mrs J. B Templeton were enjoyed by the group during which refreshments of coffee and date pudding were served by the hostess assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Harold Owens and Miss Martha Holt. ♦ Attend Recreation Meet The sixth annual confer the South Carolina Recreation ciety was held this week Thursday | through Saturday in Greenville, with the Greenville Parks and Rc-, creation Department as host The' topic for the conference was Bai* ance Work with Play." A number of subjects were dts-1 cussed by various speakers includ-1 mg Mrs. lone Wallace, recreation | director at Lydia Mills, with Arts J and Crafts aa her topic She dem- onstrated the etching of metalware and crystal Representatives from Clinton in cluded Mrs lone Wallace. Lydia Mills, Calvin Cooper, Lydia Mills, James Puryear. Clinton Mills, and D S Templeton, Academy Street school. Clinton. nington and Mrs. G. C. McInvaiHe. Plans were formulated for the Dutch supper to be served Novem ber 15 in the lunch room of Provi dence school. Mrs. David Word, chairman of the ways and means committee, submited plans for the Hallowe’en carnival to be held at Providence school Friday, October 26. The entertainment for the eve ning was under the direction of Miss Mary Johnson, who led in the playing of several games. Refreshments were served by Mrs. H. W. Campbell and Mrs. N. C. Bush. ♦ Hallowe'en Party Friday The Woman’s club will serve as hostess with the teachers as a group for the annual Hallowe’en carnival Friday night at 6:30 at Providence school. The public is invited for an Evening of fun. There will be bob bing for apples, guessing games, house of horror, fortune teller, bingo, food booth and other games of fun. The grand march will be in costume and the “Queen of the Carnival will be selected. Colored Team On Quis A crew of outside colored men made up the teams to compete on the “Quiz of Two Mills’’ Sunday af ternoon over radio station WLBG in Laurens. The three categories selected were popular songs, colored men in sports and Presidents. The popular songs quiz was drawn by Walter Moore and his first question of name three songs with a number in the title was quickly answered by naming One O’clock Jump and Two O’clock Jump. He didn’t know 3 songs about the moon but named White Christmas and Blue Christ mas as colors in song titles. Willie Hunter, janitor and also a Methodist minister, answered all three questions. That Joe Louis held the boxing title for a long time, that Newcomb and Campanel- la were a fomus Negro battery for the Brooklyn Dodgers and Jackie Robinson was the first Negro in major league basball. Lorenzo Evans knew that Wash ington and Lincoln were born in Ftebruery, that Truman was the 33rd president and Washington was the Father ot his Country, and it was said that he never told a lie. Although the Clinton team won the contest with a score of 75-65. Prizes for sending in the questions were won by Mrs. Quin ton Jones, Mrs. J. B. Templeton and Mrs. Peggy Davenport. OFFICE SUPPLIES Complete line, all the little Items needed for the office. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Fhone 74 SAY: I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE” THANK YOU RUBBER BANDS — Tha small handy little items needed la any office. In one-fourth or one pound boxes. Chronicle Publishing Co. Stationery Dept Dr. J. W. McCullough EYE REFRACTIONS 9:00 to 5:69 Daily East Side Square Laurens Phone 22661 1' nee of So- GOLD THEATRE JOANNA, S. C. M•rains Shown—1# A. M. Monday. Wedneoday, Friday Matineo—I P. M. Monday, Wedneoday, Friday Nlrbt Shows—6:30 and 8:30 Every Night Admission 40c (33e pins 7e tax) Children under l2-9o Thur.-Fri. Oct. 25-26 Half Angel (In Technicolor) Loretta Young, Joseph Gotten Saturday Oct. 27 Smugglers Island (In Technicolor) Jeff Chandler, Evelyn Keyes Mon.-Tues. Oct. 29-30 Best of the Bad Men (In Technicolor) Robert Ryan, Claire Trevor Wednesday Oct 31 No Questions Asked George Morphy, Arlene Dahl ALSO CASH NIGHT NEXT— Show Boat Attend Safety The 39th National Safety Con gress and Exposition was held in Chicago October 6-12- Jot Abercrombie from Lydia Mills and Joe Caughman of the. Clinton Millar attended the con gress and report not only an inter esting meeting but an interesting trip also While in Chicago they visited the stock yards and aa guests of the R L. Coleman Insur ance company they visited the Gold Coast and were entertained with a supper party Wednesday night at the Stevens hotels They were also entertained by Les Haggerty of the Charles C. Davis company, which handles cloth made at both the Lydia andXtmraT! 1 Mills. Club 1C Meets J Club 16 held its regular meeting in the lounge of the community center Tuesday night. The presi dent. Mrs. Dot Harvey, presided, and after the business meeting, Mrs. Pauline Poole was welcomed as a new member. Mrs. Sara Word led the devotion ; by reading from the scriptures, Romans 12:3-11, and using as her subject. “A Great Art.” Mrs. Dot Gaffney who was pro gram leader for the evening, dem onstrated “How to Decorate a Table.” In explaining her illus trations and demonstrations she re lated that once not long ago there were three table settings, company, family dinner and catchall. Then the world turned over and with no servants formal serving became impossible. Today’s settings stem from imaginative arrangement. Colors may do |t; an unexpected centefpiece may 'do it, we are no longer bound by frozen notions of what is proper. Today you can do as you like and emerge with a per fectly prqpeir labile. These pro grams are given by members of the club at each meeting. Bluebirds Take Hike The nine year old Bluebirds with Mrs. Ralph Harbin as leader, cli maxed lth|eir meeting Wednesday Specimens collected will be used afternoon with a nature hike, by the group in their nature treas ure book. Woman's Club Meets The Woman’s club held its Oc tober meeting in the community center last Thursday evening. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. E. C. Burdette. Miss Margaret Blakely led the devotion, reading from the 5th chapter of Matthew, and selecting as her theme “Elements of a Christian Life.” “Look for the Beautiful” was led by Miss Mary Johnson. Mrs. A. C: Young, Jr., called the roll and welcomed into the club two new members, Mrs. W. H. Pen- « tar Open- „ fires* 0 ". 4 . svior COM? 1 * 10 TALKING SERVICE STATION Tha Parfact Gift! Youll Actually Haar "Gat and Oil, Ptoota" Whan Cor Drivas on Caocaursal So Cutal She Cries . . . 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