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Thursday. January 15, 195.1
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LYDIA MILLS NEWS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL.
Correspondent and Representative
Telephone 176-J. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy-South and
sen spent Sunday with relatives in;
.Anderson. < j
Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Barlow visit
ed the latter’s parents. Mr. and|
Mrs. Virgil Reed in Spartanburg
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Crawford
s:id family of Williamston, were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Crawford.
several members. Miss Mary John
son closed the meeting with pray
er.
The hostess, assisted - by Mrs.
Ralph Harbin, served refreshments.
Services In Progress
Services will continue at the Ly
dia Presbyterian church tonight
and tomorrow night at 7:30 o’clock.
Rev. Burdette is the speaker. There
will be services both morning andj
evening at the church Sunday.
Rev. Hardee To Speak
The Rev. Stanley Hardee of Mt.j
Pleasant, will be the speaker at the :
Sunday evening service at Lydia
Baptist church. All members are
asked to hear Rev. Hardee Sunday
evening. The public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Horton ofj * ' SupplTPa^or Selected
Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mrs , Rev Knight of Furman
Clyde Horton of Barnwell spent Universi has ^ selected as
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.| supply of Lydia Baptist
Tom Horton. churdh until the church secures
Mrs. Hallie Campbell visited her; another full time pastor. He will
aunt, Mrs. T. L. Thomas, in Joanna j fju t he pulpit Sunday morning at
Sunday.
David Harrison and C. W. Calla-
i an of Camp LeJeune, N. C., were
i.uests of Misses Shirley Hayes and
. ucille Perdue during the week
end.
the 11 o’clock service.
Club Meeting Poetponed
The January meeting of the
Woman’s club will be held Janu
ary instead of January 15. Mem-
Little Joy Snelgrove spent th e ' bers are asked t0 note ^ chan g e -
past week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holsonback in
Joanna.
were visitors in Ninety-Six Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alexander
Group Elects Officers
The Wahanka group of Camp
w BHBI Fire Girls met at the Community
Mr. and Mre. ^ Davenport building Thursday afternoon.
The following officers were
elected to serve the first quarter
of the year: Shelby Alexander,
and family visited Mrs. Charles president; Mona Cannon, vice
Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Al
exander in Greenville Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Hammett and Mr. and
president; Joyce Roof, secretary-
treasurer; Peggy Wigley, scribe.
Under the direction of their lead-
Mrs. James Allen and family of 'ers, Mrs. J. B. Templeton and Mrs.
West Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs.! Martha Bailey, the program for the
'Theodore Jackson during the year was planned. The year’s
week-end. j program will include features such
Miss Janet Motte is speeding the j as Dad-Daughter box suppers,
week with her aunt, Mrs. Ralpn 1 hikes, outdoor cooking. Hallowe’en
Ballard in Stanley, N. C. and Christmas parties, swimming
Mrs. Bessie Kernells of Waterloo, and camping,
spent several days recently with The January feature will be a
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Willard birthday party celebrating the Wa-
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fennell. 'Dick hankas first birthday.
Fennell, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fennell
. pent Sunday in Pelzer visiting Council To Meet
i datives. ’j The Community Council will
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Windsor and j meet Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock j
Mrs. James McCauley were Sun-! at the Community building.
i ay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard , .
Chumley in Laurens. Birthdays and Anniversaries I
Pfc. Jesse Howell of Camp Ruck-i an< f P a j ton Wl |^
er, Ala., has returned to camp after ; celebrate tbeir ^th wedding anni-
a 21-day furlough with his parents, j ve ^ ary ^• • ,
Mr. *nd Mrs. G. W. Howell. . 1. Mrs : Reeder ^observed a
Mrs. Jim Coleman and Mrs. l0 r-—. . rr-r-——
FTbper and "daughters spent Sunday, •Mrs. Peggy Wyatts birthday was
in Clinton with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. j Ja ^ uar y „ , ...
Taylbr * Frank Walker observed a birth-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shetleij'; da ^ r Jai }y a 9 r ®‘ . . . , .
and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Phipps 1 M 1 " 8 - Datie Estes is celebrating a
visited Mrs. FVank Sanders in Un
ion Sunday.
- Mr. and M rt,—Hr r
ited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams
in Newberry Monday. Friends of
idward are sorry to learn he is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parrish and
children of Aiken, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Carl John-
birthday today.
Sue Hamilton observed a birth-
■day..Jaftuary-~X
Mickey O’Shields and Jimmy
O’Shields celebrated birthdays Jan.
7 and 8 respectively.
Jimmy Earle Gregory will be 15
years old Tuesday.
Terry Kitchens will have a birth
day January 17. •
sen and family of Greenwood vis-i , M,lchel > was 2 ^
.ted the Parrishes and Mrs. W. E. 1 Ja " u ? r > r * rd - and Eugenia Roarh
Johnson Sunday. i w ‘ ] 5 - y « irs old January 23.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. White and I- C. McLendon will observe
Liar] spent Sunday in Gaffney with a b,rth , day Jan “ ary j 17 ' ? nd Mlss
the formers mother. Mrs. fke “ ar >' Jan f McLa " do » observes a
W bite 1 bir thday January 20.
Pfc. Thomas A. Ellison of Fort? Claude Sims ^ lebra ted his birth-
Bragg, N. C.. spent the week-end
with Mrs. Ellison and other rela-
Lves.
Russell Trammell spent the
^eek-end with Martin Gwinn in
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sims and
daughter spent Sunday in Green
wood with Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Sims, Jr., and friends. On Monday
they visited Mrs. C. A. Kirby in
Simpsonville.
George Fleming was called to
Thompson, Ga., the past week due
lo the death of his uncle, Rev. T.
A. Burrell.
Mr. and Mrs, Tommy Black and
children of Greenwood, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Black, Jr., and other
relatives Sunday.
The following attended the fun-
feFal of their brother-in-law and
day Monday.
On The Sick List
Mrs. Homer Richey is ill at her
| home.
Leon Deitz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fed Deitz, remains ill.
Mrs. Minnie Knox entered the
Moore clinic in Columbia Monday.
Mrs. Sam Hairston is a patient at
the Blalock clinic.
Mrs. Eva Dell Robinsoi^ is a pa
tient at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Lois Webb and Mrs. J. A
Black are able to be outj after an
illness. 1 i
Camp Fire Girls Meet
The Aowakiya group of Camp
Fire Girls met Tuesday afternoon
for their regular meeting. Patsy
Fuller, president, presided. During
, ,, , . , , ,, the business session the following
, ss I lartin, which was held j officers were elected; Delores Al
in Woodruff Tuesday: Mrs. Datie
Estes, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Aber
crombie, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Estes,
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Estes,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Estes and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Wehunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jenkins of
Ware Shoals, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bodie Sunday.
Hamburger Supper Enjoyed
The Baptist Young ePople’s Un
ion enjoyed a hamburger supper
exander, president; Wilhelmenia
Glenn, vice-president; Reba Patter
son, secretary; Betty Jo Vander-
fiord, treasurer; Betty Lou Pierce,
scribe; Carolyn Bennet, music di
rector; recreation leader, Ruth
Whitmore.
The girls met Saturday after
noon and sponsored a charm
school, demopstrated by Mrs. Lois
McGuirt and Mrs. Nabors of New
berry. Personal features and col
oring were studied and individual
Thursday evening at the Commun- facials were given Refreshments
ity house. An evening of fun was
enjoyed by the group. J. B. Aber
crombie is the leader and was as
sisted in entertaining by Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Harvey.
W. M. S. Has Meeting
The W. M. S. of Lydia Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. J.
B. Aberprombie Thursday for its
.reguar meeting.
Mr?. Fred Bodie gave the devo-
Wionak with payer afterward. An
mtefesting program on “Women
Around the World” was given by
*ToRtUeve
Misery of.
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were served by Patsy Fuller, Bev
erly Buzhardt, Mickey O’Shilds,
Helen Black and Carolyn Bennett.
Mother's Chib Holds Meet
The Kindergarten Mother’s club
met Tuesday night at the Commun
ity center wih the president, Mrs.
David Word, presiding. After the
devotional the business of he club
was discussed. Plans were made
to sponsor a play to be given by
the Kindergarten children the first
week in February.
Cub Scouts Meet
The Cub Scouts met Monday af
ternoon with their leader, George
Fleming. At a business meeting
forms were given out to be studied
and filled in by each scout. For
recreation the group enjoyed a
game of football.
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son i
Save on Groceries in '53
with Big Values Like These
Thrift-Priced
Pantry Needs
Armour’s Star or Libby’s Corned
Beef Hash - - -
Arm Page
■
16 Oz.
Can
Qt.
Jar
•an
Cut Beets - - - 2
No. 303
Can
29r
49c
nc
Aon Pa^e Jelly
Strawberry -
4£ T Yellow Cling—Halves or
12-Oz.
Glass
27e
df A&P!
Mild and Mallow
EIGHT O’CLOCK
77<
I -LB-
BAO
«b. »oo $2.25
a
Kith A FmJhSodhd
RED CIRCLE
jo 79'
J-lb. Sc* S2.5I
Vigorous and Winay
BOKAR
8I<
1-U.
34b. Sc* 52 J7
Sliced Peaches - -
No 303
•* - Can
euliana Large
Stuffed Olives - - -
. lOMi-Oz
" ■ Jar
. r -*tiy—Fish Flavor or Regular
Dog Food - - - -
O No 1
^ Cans
Frey’s In Brown Gravy
Sliced Beef - - - -
16-Oz
Krey’s In Brown Gravy
Chopped Beef - - -
10-Oz.
Krc-'s In Brown Gravy
Sliced Pork - - - -
16-Oz
■ - Can
Ann Page Regular or
19c Elbow Macaroni • - -
Seattle?—?'H> Sheets
49c Facial Tissues - - - 2
Delrich—Green and White
19c Lima Beans - - - - 2
Domestic >
57c Sardines ------
Ann Page
22c Tomato Soup - - - - 3
Swift’s Shortening
49c . Jewel - - -
1-Lb.
Ctn.
23c
8-0z.
Pkg.
Pkgs.
No. 303
Cans
Y« Size
'Can*
lOMi-Oz.
Can
3-Lb.
Ctn.
10c
27c
25c
8 C
29c
65c
Come Save on Jane Parker
DEVIL'S FOOD
SQUARE LAYER
Cake
25*
SPECIAL
PRICE!
Topped with chocolate *nd
auto* ypffiBf ft— Rlted.
vatue- priced;
GRAND BUY IN BEANS
Ann Page . Sultana
VEGETARIAN RED KIDNEYS
BOSTON STYLE or
RED BEANS
** WITH PORK IM CHIU GRAVY
16-Oz.
Can
Ann P-g.* Domson Plum
2-Lb.
-“■Jar-
Packer's Label Orange
JUICE - -
Krey’s Complete
Beef Pie 47c
No. 2
Can
Jiffffy
9-Oz. Pkg.
Pie Crust .
10c
Jane Parker—Cracked Wheat or Whole Wheat
Bread
.. 2 loaves 25c
White House
3 Tall Cans
Milk ......
40c
A&P
Dexo
3-Lb. Can
.. 75c
Mild
Cheese
Mary’s Best
14-Oz. Bot.
Ketchup
2 for 29c
Ann Page Sparkle
3 Pkgs.
Puddings ,
17c
Old South
No. 2 Can
Grapefruit Sections . 15c
AAP White
303 Cans
Corn . .V.
2 for 35c
Pratt-Low
2V6 Can
Spiced Peaches 29c
Salad Dressing 45c
— - ■ -
Black Pepper 39c
Peter Pan
Peanut Butter
12-Oz.
Glass
35c
Tenderleaf
Tea Bags
20e
16-Ct.
Pkg.
Swift
Pt.
Bot.
Jewel Oil
29c b ! ‘, 57c
Octagon
Soap Powder
24c
Lge.
Pkg.
Fruits & Vegetables
Octagon Soap
2 Ear”' 15C
U. S. No. 1 White
I
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Libby’s* Peas N °c,r 23^
Juice Libb/s - - - *c° i 29c
tjax Cleanser - - - -
c »„ |2(*
Sweetheart Soap - - 3
Bara 23c
Soraxo - - - — - -
8-Oz. OAf|
Pkg. ^Vll
Lux Flakes - % 12c
pk*. 27c
Vel -
pt: 29c
Cocoanut Bars n bc - -
pSl 26c
Fab - - - - & 26c
Gitot fiQn
pkg., Uvli
Borax
20-Mule
Team
. . » « ^ i^O*. IQn
- Pk*.
Green Heads
CABBAGE ---
Tllinv ITIntMfl o C A T _ _ _ J /% m t
- - u.
juicy rionqa size 54 s and 64 s
GRAPEFRUIT --
- 4... 27c
•
r irm uoiden Ripe
BANANAS
- 2 Lb, 25c
Juicy Florida
ORANGES
- ■ ^ 43c
Firm Fine Flavor
RUTABAGAS - - -
- 2 Lb. He
Florida
TANGERINES - - -
- - Lb 10c
These Prices
Effective
Thn Sat ,
January 17th.