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Page Fo«r THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, November 1, 1951 XXXXXXXXaillJIMMHMMMMOBBWMnt For the Week . , . LYDIA MILLS NEWS MRS. HORACE C. SMITH. Carrecpondent and Representative David Word, way* and mean* chairman of the club, directed the fames and planned the booths. Little Gail Campbell was elected ^.Carnival Queen. Mrs. H. W. Wood and Mrs. R. W. Wade won prizes in the cake walk. In the costume parade Laura Smith. Helen and Queld* Tucker were selected winners. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ward of Lau rens, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Whitfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Duckett, Je-|will meet Thursday night at 7:30 of planning was stressed The va rious magazines for Boy Scout work were recommended and ad vancements and rewards will be made as earned. Jim Puryear gave a complete picture of planned programs, he re ported the progress of his troop and as | their summer camp. Wm. Sherratt, organizer of Cub rome and Faye spent the week-; in the community center. Final end in Chesnee with D. R. Duckett ^ plans for the Kindergarten play and other relatives. ' will be made. Mrs. Pearl Culbertson is spending 1 some time in Fork Shoals with Mrs. C. K. Campbell. Air. and Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie, Virginia and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. J.! nounce the birth of a son, Johnny Scouts, explained that Cubipg is Kindargartan Maet Tonight I based on the introduction of Boy The Kindergarten Mother’s club Scouts, on the home activities and the parents’ integral part. He gave an exhibit of__ various . handcrafts made by Pack*"5?, Den -3. He left this thought with the workers as he said, “One consolation, you will at Birth Announcement least be one good Cub Scout, Harris \ ! dealing with these boys.” Mr. and Mrs. Rex Harris an-1 . Tom Thumb Wedding Saturday in W. Nash and Miss Miriam Nash | Ray, on October 25 at the Bialock Th(? Kindergarten will present a were Sunday visitors of Mr. and ^hmc. Mrs. Harris is the former j Tom Thumb wedding Saturday Mrs. Joe Carroll in Pendleton. j Miss Mildred Prather. night, Nov. 3, at 8 o’clock in the aii- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Neal and Jim-| ; . ditorium of Providence school my visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence j Birthdays and Anniversaries Neal in Anderson recently. , . , . , are observing their fifth wedding Little Sue Word will be the bride Mr .and Mrs. Cecil eParson and children were week-end visitors in Woodruff with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. .R B. Fennell, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fennell spent the week-end in Reidville with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fennell and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee. -Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Shumate, Jr.,, and Mark McWhorter, the groom, j their fifth wedding The preacher, Jimmy Kinard; best anniversary today. J. T. Lanford observed a birthday October 18. Roberta Prince celebrated birthday October 31. Nancy Kirby ceelbrated a birth day October 22. man, Gary Taylor; father of the bride, Johnny Lanford; the matron oh honor, 1 Melda Satterfield; the a | maid of honor, Carol Parrish will fill places of honor forming the inner circle of the wedding. Kay Young will be the flow’er girl and Francis Cooper the ringbeaS-er. The bridesmaids ano groomsmen Baptist Church News Mr. and Mrs J E Burkhalter 1 Baptismal services wil be he d are Diane Neal Carolyn Lawson. Mr*: Eugene Burkhalter and Mike at thc Baptlst church _ a k? n I Elizabeth Harbin, Beverly Poole, " fted Mr ^d 2n t 2 McCall * F '° 'T WiUl “- K ** Fr i?' t „—o.... jevening. Nov. 4. ces Hinson. Tonita Harvey, Flo The Sunbeams met Monday af- Wllkes Tony Sellers, Johnny Bail- temoon at the home of Mrs Sam ey Peggiw Grady. Martha Lou Hairston, with Mrs Hugh Ballard Bush Ha&ey Shumate, J. W. Da rn charge of the meeting Eighteen V1J Claude Grady. Geraldine Puck- v Pv ’ ^ ‘ssrsv.r? 01 “ MSS "Jv* N ' 1 “ n - Ro ‘" Pu ' k Mr. and Mrs Claud McElhannon, is no* stationed at Fort Riley Kan sa* in Laurens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Burkhalter of Greenwood, were Sunday visi tors of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burk halter Mr. and Mrs. W A. Jones of Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd r»parianourg. iwr ana Mrs^ woya b Malcolm Bullock. Evening wor Lee of Greer Wilton Lanford ojfihip will be held at 7: o’clock. Rev Asheville. N C. were week-end guests of Mi and Mrs George Lawson Mrs Grover Kirby and children spent several day* m Andrews last week While away they visited Presbyterian Church Notice Sunday school will be held at 10 15 and preaching at 11 o’clock ship _ ^ ^ ^ C. Holt is pastor of tbe b y the Kindergarten MotlieFs club church and the public is invited 1 7 ‘ ett ♦"The scene will be laid in Fairy land. as the pupils of Mrs. LaBmce Heist’s School of Dance will pre sent a dance program just before the wedding. This entertainment is sponsored to attend these services. ■ News From Hock Bridge MW away they visited, Mr an<1 |g n Q. C. Mclnvaille Brookgreen gardens and other 4nd p c£JLy visited Hubert Wood mts uf interest Walter Lee bwer. nephew of Mrs Kirby, ac- corr.panied them on the trip Mrs Polly Brown. Mrs Grover Kuby. Rev and Mrs Gilliam at tended a singing convention at K ward and his parents in Aiken Sat; urday A group of young people of Rock Bridge church and a group from Lydia Presbyterian church enjoyed •> , party at Camp fal- Hcpr.al 1 rammumly churth Sun | k>w ^ > , p naarCraS-ood \»p .aw< a w a .. Tuesday evening Games were »zjssn£ | ss < br -sL , ^r* ta ” r n r r iv , * Pd * rv * lh , Rev H C. Holt wiU preach at Mr and Mrs'&afftW Gnffney and atTi^fci.wk ^ Sundjy mJfn Mack were Sunday guests in And-1 * ' m ersen of the former’s aunt and un j Attend Birthday Parties cle Mr and Mr> L C Sellars y, ^ j T Lanford and Mr Md Mrs. Roher Lang of Mn , d<l , nd daufh CfjC»terf»eld. vuited the latter* I Mr% Beck Martin and chU Announcement WE NOW DO ALTERING AND REPAIR WORK. IVk up and Deli very Service. Cask and Carry Plan— Salta at 55c Clinton Dry Cleaners 918 MURRAYGARBER presentt “DISGUISE" by Set *1011*1 ^ r * ft, j'", 1^ ^^a-with pad Ltf-liw y*° <v * r W*mm* Tm~m Bmr~lATWU^2 -j tmm a It. IS M M ^ Removable Foam Rubber Pads HfW rrom V/Pn»inq ? Way FoAed Strap DeepPkrge Nedfine Batik Front and Sad —mi nsa mm* Murray Garbers Mrs. Mary ( opetand. Mgr. o* • # f • 0 l a Mm • • — ■ mother, Mrs Rose Hudson and Mr and Mrs. Reuben Overstreet Sun day. Mr. and Mrs J. J. Longshore of Newberry, vuited Mr and Mrs E. C Longshore Sunday. Mr and Mrs. E C. Longshore re ceived word last Saturday of the ceath of their son-tn-law, A. D Johnson, in York Mrs. Marvin Harvey and chil dren spent the week end with Mr and Mrs D. E. Eustace in Green- wood. Mr and Mrs. Horace Gunter and children, and Mis L. A Hall of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Ithiel Harvey. Clara Smith visited Mr and in dren attended a birthday dinner in Arcadia honoring Mrs. Will Ma- haffey. who observed a birthday Saturday Mr and Mrs Marvin Patterson were honored with a birthday din ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ota Smith Sunday. With The Sick Donnie Snider, son of Mr and Mrs. Roy Snider, is ill at hu home, j Rev. Anderson, father of Mrs. Roy Sanders, Mrs Harold Lawson and Mrs. Charles Cobb, has return ed from the Columbia hospital where he was hospitalized for a broken hip. He is at Mrs Sanders’ i home near Leesville church. OPEN THIS WEEK-DONT MISS IT! 6 BIG DAYS and NIGHTS! Oct. Nov. Mrs. Guy Emery, Sr., in Enoree Sunday. | W. , || C. S. To Meet Mr and Mrs. l^iwson Smifh and , The Woman's Society of Chris- .urr..l\ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith i tian Service will meet Thursday, ami f.-.rmly of Lmcolton, N. C., vis-; Nov. 8. at the home of Mrs. C. A. Mr. and Mrs. Granbe Chum- j Gwtnn on Cypress street. ley and Mrs. Clara Smith Sunday.: ♦ Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gentry spent Chicken Supper To Be Given GREENWOOD COUNTY FAIR! Sunday in Joanna with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Crouch. Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes an(T children of Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snider and Donnie and Mrs. Nell Mills visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chandler in Joanna Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer in South Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Greer, Mrs. Effie Jones and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coker spent the week end in Shannon, Ga, with Mr. and Mrs. M. D. McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. John White. Mrs. John H. King of Macon, Ga., returned home with them for a visit. Misses Hilda Burdette, Peggy Mc lnvaille, Sybil Dobbins and Charles Mclnvaille were dinner guests Sun day of Hubert Woodward and his parents in Aiken. Mrs. John Peay and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bf?b Morton and chil dren of Rock Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith Sunday. Johnny O'Shields of Whitmire, was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O’Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sweat of Charleston, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smith Sunday. Friends of Pfc. Thomas E. Prince will be interested to know he has arrived in Korea. He is the son- in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smith. Mr. and Mrs. E. T, McClure of Macon, Ga., spent the week-end with the latter’s sister, Mrs. A. C. Young, and Mr. Young. . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hickman and daughter, Ruby, of Greenville, Mrs. Marvin Whitworth and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Waters and children of Toccoa, Ga., visited Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Gregg and family Sun day. Hallowe'en Party Enjoyed Members of* the Woman’s club and the teachers of Providence school were sponsors Friday night for • HaMowe’en carnival. Mrs. | The Lydia Methodist church is sponsor ing a chicken supper Friday j night, Nov. 2, from 5 until 7:00 o'clock at Providence school. Tick ets are priced at $1.00 a plate and 50c for children, and are available from Mrs. N. C. Bush, R. B. Fen nell, Mrs. C. A. Gwinn and E. W. Mitchell. Plates may be carried out. "Quii" Contest Winners The “Quiz* of Two Mills” is growing in interest. The partici pants this week were made up of a team from each store, Lydia Mills Store and Clinton Mills Store. Rep resenting Lydia were Mrs. Bobby South, Mrs. Elizabeth McLendon and Hoyt Hanvey. Bobby selected famous colors as her category and answered all 3 questions. Elizabeth, too, answered all three questions in the category of comic strips. Hoyt was the songbird pf the evening as he arpwered that “in the Good Ole Summeatime” was the only one he could remember with a season in the song title The final score was for Clinton 90-85. Receiving prizes for sending in the questions were: Mrs. Chris Davenport, Mrs. Ruth Harbin and Harry Foster. Dinner For Boy Seoul Leaden Eighteen guests were present at the dinner meeting Thursday night at Academy street school in the in terest of Boy Scouts. George Cor- nelson represented the mill man agement and L. C. Ficklin, scout master, gave a summary of the ac complishments and anticipations of the year 1951 of Clinton Boy Scout Troop 138. John Flanagan, field representa tive of Laurens and Newberry counties, introduced new ideas to be accepted as applicable to the particular troop. All troops fluctu ate, so it is entirely in the hands of the scout master to accept and initiate. An, emphasized program INVITATION TO THE PEOPLE OF LAURENS COUNTY As in the past 26 years, the people of Laurens County, including the entire Clinton community, are being cordially invited to attend and exhibit in the Greenwood County Fair. We look forward to having many of our friends from our neighboring county—Laurens, with us during this year’s fair. Premium books are at County Agent Cannon’s office. 4 * - f V' Greenwood American Legion—Sponsors. Featuring JOHN H. MARKS SHOWS TWO—BIG FREE ACTS NIGHTLY—TWO —Finest Livestock and Poultry —Fun on the Midway —Loads of Fine Exhibits —Rides and Shows —Educational Booths —Clean Elating Booths —Entertaining Displays —Entertainment for AH GREENWOOD COUNTY FAIR!