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t: - c / • ' *■ ... Pace tpifrht THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Eddie and Virginia were week-end J For the Week . . LYDIA MILLS NEWS MRS. HORACE C. SMITH. Correspondent and Representative visitors in Pendleton with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Piercy and son of Spartanburg, Mr. and Mrs Earl MeElhannon spent Mother’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Mc- [ Elhannon. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gaffney . u w ,1 ar >d Mack were visitors in Green-i M.-s Eugene Burkhalter ^and I M,ke have gone to New tork to Mr and Mrs Budd Sanders and J0, . n , fte- Burkh A a11 " who. serves, ch]|dron spent Sunday m Unlon with the Arm, Air Corps. with the former's mother, Mrs. G Mr and Mrs. Bo Brown and n e children. Mrs. Bessie Brown. Mrs R. Sanders. Gary and Jackie Thomas of Laura S^rby and Mrs. Rosa Morris clinton> and Richard Thomas ' of SP ".r° khC j S n» a “ t 1 a V Charleston, were recent week-end w:th Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jackson. guests of Mr and Mrs. I. C. Me-j Mrs. Mattie Harvey, accompan- L endon i«i by Mrs. Homer Douglas of, yicki’and Johnny Pearson have C.inton visited the latter s hus- re t urnc( t home after spending sev- hand at Ute Veterans hospttal jn tral days m Woodruf f with B thejr Augusta, <,a Sunday. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lanford and p earson Johnny visited in Inman Tuesday Mr and Mrs . Ray Boozer were evening. Mr. and Mrs. Casey Abercrom bie and Jimmy of Greenwood, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Boozer in Kinards, and later i they visited Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow ‘Tw 5 U M day With Mr and Mrs> ; Tucker in Woodruff. J. w. Motte. p vt and Mrs. Charles Scott of an . d Mis Bo>d Wilkes and Greenville visited their parents, children were Saturday visitors in; Mr and Mre A E. Alexander, Greenville with Mr. and Pdrs. Mil-ig unday ion King. Mrs. Debbie Wilkes of) Mr . and Mrs . Charles Cobb Rob . \ Lyons, Ga spent last week with, m and Pearl ;' Mrs. Rov Sanders her son. Mr. Wilkes, and Mrs. | and .- chlldren and Rev J R A nd- p ' s ' tJ , erson were guests of relatives in Rev. and Mrs. H. C Holt and | pickens Sunda :: c ,r re a m , d, TJ: Oic^ Fennell has returned heme SUMS of Mr. and Mrs, J. I, Bolt , duly in the arm and at m he Rock Bridge, commumty en , lt S i atMned at Chapman .Spent the Mr . and Mrs . Burkhalter spent ^ htrs ■Br-J-K-- u -h-a- a - v ' in L'olumbia wllli'''fteir w K ^ t ai , • daughter. Mrs. FYances Goff. Mr and Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie.! Friends of H arold Austin will be jnterested to. know he has ar rived safely in Korea. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Austin and nephew of Mrs. Pauline LawSon. Mr._ and _ Mrs._ H W. Campbell, Mike and Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Young and Kay attended a fam ily picnic dinner Sunday in Whit mire which took place at Mr. Campbell’s mother's home, Mrs. J. A. Campbell. j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery had j as their visitors Sunday Mr. and | Mrs. Odis Fuller and children of j Union. ^ Rev R. D. 6 regg is attending the Southern Baptist convention in i Miami, Fla., this week, j Mr. and Mrs. Mart Satter/itid ; and daughters, Cpl. and Mrs. Joe ! Proffitt enjoyed Mother’s Day at Johnston with Mr. and Mrs. Parks Whizner, the latter being Mrs. Sat- terlield's sister. Cpl. Proffitt has^ returned to Fort Benning after a ter-day leave. Birthdays and Anniversaries Hugh Ballard observes^his"btrtfn - day today. Jesse F. Harvty, stationed in Germany, a son of Mrs. Alma Har vey, will celebrate a birthday this week. I. C. McLendon will observe a birthday May 2. Rev. R. D. Gregg observed a birthday May 13. Cecil Davenport celebrated his 12th birthday May 14. With The Sick Mrs. Curtis Taylor is improving from a foot injury received in a fall Saturday. Mrs. Pauline Lawson has recov- ' ered from a recent illness. ill i With a dazzling ARRAY OF NEW DOM COOPER MOTOR CO. West Main Street Clinton, S. C. Birthday Party For Little Boy Wednesday morning in the Kin dergarten rooms Mrs. Ira Bailey was hostess to a number of chil dren celebrating the sixth b.rthday of her little son, Johnny. Spring flowers were used to decorate the table, centered with the birthday cake with small burning pink can dles. Games and songs were led by Mrs. Wallace and Miss Elizabeth Roof assisted Mrs. Bailey in serv ing refreshments and presenting novelty balloons as souvenirs. Tuenty-one guests were present. • Honored On Fourth Birthday Mrs. A. M. Shumate entertained a group of chlldren Friday morn ing at the Kindergarten in honor of her small ^son, Harvey, who cele brated his 4th birthday. The gift table \Cus decorated with arrange ments of pink roses and centered with the birthday cake . holding pink tapers. After singing “Happy Birthday" to Harvey the children enjoyed a number of games led by Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Shumate, as sisted by her mother, Mrs. Mattie Harvey, served punch and cookies. As favors' she used party blowout whistles. Twenty-two guests were present. Graduating Exercises For Kinder garten Class Held Tuesday In a beautiful setting the gradu ating class of the Lydia Kinder garten held its commencement Tuesday morning in the auditorium of Providence school. The pro gram was presented as follows: Devotion—Johnny Lanford. This Little Light of Mine; Climb Up Sunshine Mountain—By the chorus. Duet, “Beautiful Bells”—Eliza beth Harbin, Beverly Poole. Quartet, “The Acorn” — Harvey Shumate, Claude Grady, Francis Cooper, J. W. Davis. Song, Bobby Shafto—Chorus. “Where, O Where;" “Rock-a-Bye Baby”—Rhythm Band. Four pupils received awards for perfect attendance—Johnny Bailey, Carol Parrish, Harvey Shumate, Johnny Lanford, Second place awards for attend ance—Sue Word and Peggy Grady. 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