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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, April 17, 1952
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For the Week ...
IYDM MILLS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper and Mr.
MRS. HORACE C. SMITH,
Correspondent and Representative
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and Mrs. G. E. Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Harper of
Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Anderson of Highland Parkr Mich.,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Todd. r~~
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fuller of near
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Full
,, , ,, . o er visited their mother, Mrs. J. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Windsor and F , lef Sunda
Pat. and Dean Abercrombie spent, , ,
•he Easter holidays in Marion, N. j ^ r - and Mrs. E. E. Beal and fam-
C., with their son. Tommy Windsor, enjoyed a trip through Georgia
and Mrs. Windsor. - ' over the week-end. .
Mr. and Mrs C R Kuykendall and' Brenda Jones spent the Easter
rtaymotid were Easter visitors in J holidays with-4v father in Palmet-
v’oiumbia of Mrs. Robbie Caller. | ^°’ ^ a -
Little Dianne Whitley has re-/ Richard VFennell, recently
turned to her heme in iBessemer, retu 7 ne< ^ from Korea, is spending
City. N. C.. after spending several. 3 ^ eav ® w l t ^ parents, Mr.
weeks with her grandparents, Mr. Mrs. R. B. Fennell. On Sunday
;nd Mrs. J. W. Nash. On Sunday j ^ey, with Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Mr.-ai^Irs. Nash visited m : Fennell and Steve spent Sunday in
Greenvifle Spartanburg with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Abercrombie, | E ^ ar ^ ,,
Virginia and Eddie were week-end Claud \V illard visited his moth-
h uests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll M rs . Frank Billings and Mr.
o Due West. . Billings near Ware Shoals Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curvy o£j Linda Lou WillarJ is spending
Kingstree. were visitors of Mr. and! several days with her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie during the . Fred Patterson near Clinton^
‘olidavs ; Mrs. Bertha Gregory of Griffin,
,, . i Ga.. will spend some time with her
--- - Hrukhflltei^ and j ja^^drace Smith, and Mr.
Oke .-pent the week-end with her;
•lolher. Mrs. Emma Owens, in ^ Miss Miriam Templeton spent the
^-as,->n.a . ^ , 'week-end with Miss Betty Jean
Mrs Vi . E. Johnsdn and Miss, H oh in Greenville Miss Mary
lary Johnson spent the holidays Qf Edgm00 a classmate
Ch . arIu te, .^.i C -’ Wlth Mr> and, i J i- ^ nifit
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McGinnis.
Mr. ai^d Mrs. Clyde Trammell
and Ruth visited relatives in Ware
Shoals Sunday. Kenneth arid Rus
sell Trammell! apd Martin Gwinn
returned home with them after
spending the week-end there.
Jim Allen Koon of Clemson and
Floyd Elmore of Spartanburg,
spent the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. H.‘ W. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harbin and
children spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bray in Green
ville.
being seriously ill at the Blalock
clinic where .he is a patient.
Peggy Sue Willard is improving
after being ill.
Came Today,” alternating with the
hymn, “Jesus Saves.” Mr. Bush
gave the benediction with an East-
- er prayer. —
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Mrs. Alice 0‘Shields celebrated
a birthday April 15.
Tony Webb will celebrate his
birthday April 24.
Mrs. Billy Fennell will celebrate!
a birthday April 27.
Picnic Enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. A. C.^ Young and
Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harbin
and Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Campbell and Mike, Wilson Camp
bell and Jim Allen Koon enjoyed
a pienjp at Greenwood State Park.
Games were played and a dramatic
skit was given. Weiners and
marshmallow^ were roasted over
an open fire. This occasion was en
joyed Friday in honor of Wilson
Campbell who has just returned
from the Canal Zone where he was
serving with the army.
Woman's Club To Meet
The Lydia Woman’s club will;
meet Thursday night at 7:30 at the
Community Center. All ladies of!
the community are invited.
Birthday Party Qiven Lr “
Mrs. Ithiel Harvey was hostess at
a party for her little daughter, To-
nita, Wednesday morning at the
Kindergarten rooms.
Tony celebrated her fifth birth
day. Spring flowers were used on
the tables where the gifts Were dis
played. After playing “birthday
tricks” and singing several songs
the group sang “Happy Birthday”
Refreshments of cookies and a
and the gifts were opened,
fruit drink were served the 26
boys' and girls present. Special
guests were Kay and Gayle Gunter
nf Spartanburg. Mrs. A. M. Shu-
su ^‘ mate, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Mary
Amerson and Mrs. Frances Gunter
clings to the supporting trellis. So
Christ dwells in Christians and
they dwell in Him. Their life is
all df one. _ -
Paul counsels the Philippians to
deal with one another in love, that
they might indeed be as shining
lights in the world, and that
through them others might be led
to the Lord Jesus.
■lr> Jimm\ Cobb. , I They left yesterday to resume
Mr-and Mrs. Calvm Cooper , hl J dj - win [ h
harles, Francis and J.mrny spent | Mr d Mrs w , B ^ ilev . ‘ nd
■te weekend m Great Falls with | famnv visjted Su ' day in p r - nceton
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gregory and
Birth Announcement
Smith i
Mr. and Mrs. James Simth an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Cathy “Lynn, at the Blalock ' clinic
April 10. Mrs. Smith before mar-.
riage was Miss Hazel Harris of
Clinton.
Easter Service Held
A community-wide Easter
rise service of worship was
in the auditorium of Providence : a ^i st ed" M rs. Harvey in’entertain-
school Sunday morning at 6 o’clock. j n g
The program, with “Victory as j ♦
the theme, began with a prelude ———————————
of East°r hymns played by Miss C| v | nr l) CarRIftn
Marie Weir. The Rev. N. C. Bush JlA'IIIUI JClllfUII
gave the call to worship and hadf By REV. ROBERT H. HARPER
charge of the program. After sing- — — ■ —
ing “He Lives,” the Rev. W. R, Ter-; FELLOWSHIP OF MANY
ry gave the- scupiure-reading, usrftg,- ^.-V^^XOLLQWERS ^
Matthew 28: 1-8. Mr. Terry is John 15: E-T; Philippians 2
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Church News
The G. A.’s of Lydia Baptist 1
GIVES YOU
THESE EXTRA
FEATURES
MO MORI
in Piedmont with the latter’s par-
church will meet "Monday at 7:00
o’clock at the home of Mrs. Clyde 1
Trammell.
pastor of Bailey Memorial church 18; Romans 16; 1-7. *,
at Clinton Mills. The Rev. G. M. Golden Text: John 15:8.
Davenport, pastor of the Lydia j’ Having studied the first quarter
Pentecostal Holiness church, led i of early followers of Jesus, we be-
in the responsive readings. Three 1 gan in the present quarter with A
minute talks on the subject of “Vic- Fellowship of Followers. This fel-
tory in Christ” were made by Rev. i lowship was illustrated in what
H. C. Holt, Rev. Davenport and Jesus had to say about the vine and
In Romans 16 we find Paul send
ing messages to a number of the
early followers of Jesus and who
had been associated with the apos
tle in spreading the gospel. Among
these, Phoebe, a member of the
church in Corinth, may have car
ried Paul’s Epistle to the Romans
to the Christians in Rom» when
she went on a visit to that city,
^quilla and Priscilla became con
verts and fast friends of Paiil in
Corinth. They afterward went with
him to Ephesus. Eapenetus was
the first convert made by Paul in
the region about Ephesus.
May the fellowship of many fol
lowers found in early churches be
a wholesome example today and
sound a warning against strife and
contention as hurtful to the life of
a church.
With The Sick
Doyle Emery is improving after dience read
Rev. Bush. Rev. Terry sang a so
lo, “Come, Ye Faithful,” by Sulli
van and Neal. Members of the au-
the branches. The life of the vine
is the same in all its parts, from
the roots that are inbedded in the
poem, “Christ' soil to the highest tendril that
Dr. Fred E. Holcombe
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