The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 16, 1953, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, April 16, i9o3
mons wore Sunday visitors of Mrs.
C. A. Smith in Gastonia, N. C.
Mrs. Ruth Seawright of Joanna,
accompanied Mr, and Mrs. Perry
For the Week . . .
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL.
Correspondent and Representative
Telephone 176-J.
home of Mrs. Clyed Smith on Pop-1
lar street, with Miss Betty Meeks ;
having charge of the devotional.
This is in preparation for Metho- J
Parrish and Misses Lilly Hellenist United Evangelistic Missions
Crawford and Betty Lou Parrish to wrhich will be held May 1 through
the 10th.
Charleston for the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seawright.
Mrs. C. W. Patterson and Albert j , ^f*** 8 . „
Patterson of Spartanburg, spent | v ^e Woman s Misionary Society
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Davis \vere | sister, Mrs. J. D. Hairson and Mr.;' ie ' c * lts J e S u ‘ ar monthly meeting
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hairston. at V 1 ?
Calvin Grogan in Old Fort, N. C. j Lewis Bobo of Whitmire, ™ rs ' Burdqtte, who called
Mrs. Rachel Moseley, Mrs. Helen spending a few days with'his sis- p*) 6 m eetin £ to order and conducte
Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. George ter, Mrs. G. W. Howell, and Mr.'j^ e . business session. During the
; business session plans were made
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glenn and 1 to organize two WMS circles to;
son-,- Kieth, - of Greenville, visited , mee t on the second ’Thursday night;
M, 1 a„ d Mrs. Jessie A.taway of j M, and Mrs. C.yde Tra m n,e„ ^ TZ\
Saluda, visited Monday night with da>. rhurch
Mrs. Bertie Attaway, who remains Mrs. Claudine Whitt spent % Sun- j intP—ctina nrn p r om nn Mexi- !
ill at the home of her daughter.; day with Mrs. John Davis near | co was given ^ ^ veral ladies. \
Mrs. W. L. Motte. , C and Mrs Odis Fuller and] A sol °. “ Have Faith In God.’^was,
Mr and Mrs. J. B. Abercrombie hjldren of Union visited Mr and' sun S by Mrs. J. B. Abercrombie,)
and children attended a birthday, F1 , Fmorv and other rela-' wi th Mrs. Hugh Ballard dismissing'
d nnor In honor of the latterV ,nd 0,her ^ I the meeting with prayer.
^^ndfather, E^ampbell, Sunday [ 1 Shirley ‘ Bodie, Barbara: Ice cream, cake and soft drinks;
Simpson and daughters spent Eas- Howell.
ter Sunday in the mountains of
X rth Carolina. — - ——-
Mill, in
Mills
and Claudette Parrish were 1 were served b y the hostess -
. : the YMCA of Mills
* ‘ ‘ 1 , among the Clinton high school sen-1 I
Mrs J. E. Coker and Mr. ana ; ors to leave for Washington Mon- j Weiner Roast Given
is. Stone attended the Oral Rob- day n i p h t They will return home i Th e junior boys, 11 and J2 years
■ ts Healing campaign on Sfinday. g aturdav ' of age, enjoyed a weiner roast’
d Monday nights in Greenville. " Friends of Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Monday evening at the Baptist,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stone and Hardee are sorry to hear they were church. Around 20 boys enjoyed
mily and Mrs. Bessie Stone of j rt an automobile accident Monday j Ibis occasion. Houston Ellis, teach- j
xurens. visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob- m orning on the way to. visit rela- er, was assisted by A. M. Shumate ;
to in entertaining.
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- ; Stone Sunday. t:ves in* Conwav. According
Jessie Abercrombie is spending news received Mrs. Harde^ was;
ten days at home before returning received bruises but that neither j Supper Planned j
to the Veteran's hospital in Co Hardee or their small son | The Brotherhood of Lydia Bap-1
lumbia. ■' •* ^-ere injured. tist church will have a steak sup-
Mrs. Ella Nodine and Miss Bet- and ^ rs j ame s Smith and per Friday night at the church- All
Nodme of Spartanburg, were children of Spartanburg visited men of the church are invited. For
Sunday guests of their son and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Horace further infprmation see Marvin
brother. Walter Nodine and Mrs. smith and other relatives here j Harvey or A. M. Shumate.
Nodine. am j j n Clinton. *
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Hall and sons, Margie Weathers and chil-
nf Augusta, Ga„ visited Mr. and dren and Mrs Clarence Crane of
Mrs. frank Oo&s Sunday. Laurens, were Sundav dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Caldwell ’ guests af Mr and Mrs . Fran k W alk-
i.nd children of Brooklyn, N. Y., i er
V. B. S. Meeting Planned
There will be a meeting of all
Vacation Bible school workers
Thursday (today) at 6:45 . This
includes all who are willing to help
have returfned to their home after Friends of Mrs. D. B. Wehunt j j n the Baptist Bible school,
spending a few days with Mr. and are sorrv to know sh e is ill at her j
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Miss Joyce Mitchell celebrated
Mrs. Lee Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. home
Fr$d Campbell and other relatives. Mrs H omer Dunaway is visiting
At the Sunbeam rally held re- A3c Dunaway at McDill Field. Fla [ her" birthday April 3
cently at the First Baptist church,, Mrs. H. G. Huetlig and daughter,! Mrs . T D Doug^ observed a
^aurens, thirteen children of the 0 p Roswell, New Mexico, recently i birthday April 2.
’ vd:a Baptist church attended^ spent a few days with her father, I April 9th birthdays included lit-
Irs. Hugh Ballard as counsellor of c B sharpton, and Mrs. Sharpton.! t le Charles Baker, who was one
ie group. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Rowe and ; year old; Mrs jthiei Harvey, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Wi liam Trawick son of Belton . Mr. and Mrs. Cal-1 i elores A1 exander and Mrs. Carl
f Macon. Ga„ recently visited Mr. vin Mlller and faniily o{ Green-i Dean
"d Mr - A * E - Alexander and fam- v ;j llet Mr and Mrs q. R. Hughes i Mrs Roy Snider and little Steve |
and children of Columbia, visited Grady will celebrate birthdays'
Mrs. R. P. Martin, former y of thpir nar e nts Mr and Mr<- r R 1 CuildJ-: 1
;n;mn;i. now malting l, tv luiine sharpton during Easter. Mr. and Tonita Harvey celebrated
|With her^s,on daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. L. Martin of Laurens, vis-j birthday April 10.
her
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Martin.
' Mr ' anil Mi's.' 'CBiifff^iSWs-aTni
,i gd ih.g,-Siwpton.s oa .Sunday.
Miss Joyce Sims- visited Mrs. Sims’
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
i Cathy Harvey with TclebratE.lh£Li
: birthday April 25.
Emory-WUUs * | Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emory ob-1
Miss Betty Emory and Oscar H th • , wpddine a nni-1
..lr.-. E. M. Sisk, in Spartanburg Willis were married April 3 at tbe ! Versary April 10
Sunday. 'home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bish-[ Charles Gaffnev will observe a
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harbin and op> w ith the Rev. Hobert Sellers' .-.j, Mondav
i hildren attended the Stone-Harbm oerformine the ceremony. i ii
wedding in
Williamston Friday. | Pe r!° rm V n , g „ : the . ^1 Leroy Davis had a birthday Ap-
Mrs. Willis is the daughter of r j, «
They w ere overnight guests of Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. Guy Emory, Sr., of
Harbin’s parents. Rev. and Mrs. W., Enoree, and a sister of Floyd Em
il Harbin. ory 0 f Lydia. —
Mr. and ^rs. Arthur Estes and Mr. Willis is the son of Mr. and
children of Charlotte, N. C., visit- Mrs. Willie Willis.
td Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hairston
Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Meeks and children
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
C A. Oswalt in Joanna.
Mrs. Hal C. Wiley of Tuscon,
Aiizona, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. C. B. Word, and Rev. Word.
Mrs. Hampton Hyatt of Wood
ruff. was a recent visitor of Mr.
and Mrs. Ithiel Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nabors w r ere
visitors of Mrs. Lucy Nabors ‘'in
Clinton Sunday. , + ♦
Mrs. William Thrift, Sr., William
Thrift. Jr., and Miss Jean Sim-
They are making their home with
the groom’s parents on Peachtree
street for the present.
Baptist Church News
Revival services previously an-
I nounced to begin April 19 have
, been postponed until April 25 due j
to the Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Har-;
dee being in an accident Monday
morning at Conway ' w'here they
were going to visit relatives.
Methodist Church Notice
There will be cottage prayer]
meeting Thursday (tonight) at the
Sherry Jackson will celebrate a
birthday April 17.
C. B. Grogan celebrates his
[birthday April 18.
Lewis Howell will have a birth-j
day April 23.
Mrs. Betty Mundy celebrated her
birthday Sunday.
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