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J Thursday, November 19, 1953 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE L. Page Three For the Week . . . LYDIA MILLS NEWS MRS. CBYDE TRAMMELL. Corrcxipomfent and Representative Telephone 176-J. Hogan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bagwell children and Mrs. Nora Lowe of Greenwood, visited the latter’s brother-in-law, and sister, Mr. and 1 an( j Mrs. John Bagwell visited Sun Mrs. Claude Sims, on Sunday. 1 day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wil- ! Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie lard in Cross Hill. 1 and family visited Mr. Abercrom-! Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black, Sr., had ; bie’s sister, Mrs. Bill Armstrong | 35 their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ■ and Mr. Armstrong in Gray Court Tommy Black and children of Sunday. 'Greenwood, and Mrs. Etta Hope j Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kelly and and family of Greenville. Mrs. Rachel Moseley visited her j son, Jerry, of Anderson, and Mr. 1 Mrs. Elsie Lambert of Clinton, sister, Mrs. L. H. Francis, at the! and Mrs. Ed Brown and daughter visited her sister, Mrs. Susie Banks, Laurens county hospital Monday. 1 °f near Clinton, were guests of Mr. Sunday. Mrs. Calvin Miller and children andMrs , Ike Jones d y rin ^ the ! Mr. and Mrs. Odis Fuller and of Gerenville, and Mr. and Mrs. weeK-e™*- children of Union, were visitors of Mrs. Annie Lawson, Mrs. Jessie Mrs. Lehta Rhodes Saturday. Baptkt Church To Remember herdirthday November 7. ! past week. Children’s Home -) IcElhannon will celebrate Mrs. Sam Hhirston is ill a*, her Monday and Tuesday, November^ birthday November 22. home. 23 and 24, have been set aside for Buddy McElhannon will celebrate We are glad to report that Th >mas the annual Thanksgiving contribu- his birthday November 27. j Neal is out after an illness of two tion to Connie Maxwell Children's Gail Campbell will be 10 yeark old wees. Home in Greenwood by the Lydia November 21. J We regret to report that Mrs. W L. Baptist church congregation. Ev- i Mr. an : Mrs: J, C. Meeks will Cato is a pa’ient at Blalock clinic, eryone is asked to bring canned ; ce ! e b rat e ‘heir 17th wedding anni- Mrs Frank Walker is recuporat- goods or other produce along with| ver9ar y November 21. ing at her home after undergoing any cash gifts to the church no; Miss Kathleen Dees will cele- surgery at the Laurens dounty h-os- later than 2 p. m. November 24. brate her birthday November 21. pital November 8th. B. F. Harvey and Mrs. Clyde Charlie Hairston celebrated his Mrs. J. A. Black, Jr., and Danny Trammell are in charge of the con- ygfb birhtday November 18. Black are able to be out after 1 few tributions for the church. i Thomas Neal will be 9 years old days' illness. T ^ j November 26. ! ' Pentecostal Services Continue Mrs. Maggie Grant, who resides Scout Meetings Revival services at the Lydia w jth her son, Clyde Smith, cele- Cub Scouts with George Fleming, Gregg Rowe and son of Belton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mae Owens, Mrs. Edna Johnson Sharoton diirintr tlic wcdc-cnd &nd ^4rs. Daisy Lewis visited witn Turkey Supper F*riday - - T i* , . „ N^Millerand children remained I Mre. Sara Shelnut and children in. The women of the Lvdia ? Presbv . Pentecostal Holiness church will brated her 85th b i rt hday Nov. 17.1 scoutmaster meet eoch Monday at iurs. miner ana ennaren remameu <inndav * ine women oi xne i^yoia rresos con t,nue through this week, with \t rJ Ri'lie Abercrombie will ob- 5 oclock at the Lydia Community for a few days with her parents. > Laurens Sunday. , tenan church will sponsor a tur- Miss Nita H ollev doinc the nreach- niyie noercromoie win oo .... Miss Hilda Holmes of Clinton,! Mrs. Nora King of Whitmire, key supper with all the trimmings in p There is soecial music each 1SC c’ 6 ? 24 '— spent Sunday with Miss Patsy spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. i a t Providence school Friday begin-! pvpn : n „ hepinnimr at 7 80 n m ^ Todfl celebrate d his <0th FullCT - STff S 0Well H « d '£h» H SS& 1 •’ 5:00 P ' ■& Everyo I! ‘f r Rev E g rne7?Surto„ is paslor of the Ra^awav -elebra.ed Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bells of Cal- Robert, Mr. and Msr. John Motte V ited to come. Plates are $1.25 for h d invites tbe Dub lic to Dann > Ray Dunaway celebrated houn Falls, were visitors of Mr. and attended the funeral of their broth-! adults and 75c for children with the ;^ p ^f rp , inVlteS ,he pUbl C his first birthday November 8. Mrs. Claude Johnson Sunday. 1 er-in-law, Arthur Grant, in Seneca proceeds going for the church; ' * T. JT w Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fennell and; Thursday. building fund. | Birthdays and Wedding r A? u k n Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fennell and | Mrs. J. C. Meeks and children! ♦ j Anniversaries Mrs. E\ie Shock.e> has been ill Steve visited the former’s daughter,ispent Sunday in Cross. Anchor with! Spaaal Thanksgiving Services the past week. Mrs. H. E. Parr, and Mr. Parr in her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 1 A special Thanksgiving service Ju dy Ann Chumley was 8 years Miss Maude Harvey is able to be Spartanburg Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Abercrombie and children attended the wedding of the latter’s sister, Miss Corrine Campbell and Ray Starnes at Cal vary Baptist church Saturday eve- nujg. Tony Abercfombie assisted in lighting the candles. On Sunday Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Snelgrove and children spent the week-end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snelgrove, in Saluda. Mrs. Eugene Tumblin, Jr., has re turned to her home in Long Beach, Calif., after spending the past two the Abercrombies were dinner J months with her parenti-in-law, | guests of Mrs. Hallie Campbell in , Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Dean. Clinton. Mr. and Mre. Joe Corley and i Mr. and Mrs. Grover Willard of children accompanied Mrs. Essie | Greenwood, were week-end guests Corley to her home in Greenwood; of the former’s brother, Claude Sunday. Mrs. Corley had spent ( Willard, and Mrs. Willard. the past week with her son. Mrs. Hugh Ballard and Mrs. ^ ^ , ' m ) Vlbs ^ n ’ T De i!f no Mark Ballard were Sunday dinner and Bobby Wilson, Mrs. R. L. Nor-; guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Crowe t° n and Mrs. Ruth Pearson were;: In Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell and Ruth attended the funeral of Mrs. Trammell’s cousin, Claud Neal, in Greenwood Saturday. Mrs. Mattie Harvey accompan ied Mr. and Mrs. James Harris of will be held Sunday evening at °ld November 18. out after several days illness. 7:30 at the Lydia Presbyterian; Mrs. F. L. Thornburg will cele- Little Leland church. Student Pastor Glenn B. brate her birthday November 23. measles. Nelson has had Robinson is in charge. All mem bers are invited to be present with the public cordially invited. Happy birthday to Mrs. Susie Banks and Mrs. B. F. Vanderford. Miss Reba Patterson celebrated Friends are glad to know Miss Bar bara McClendon returned home from the Spartanburg General hospital the center. All boys 8 years through 10 years old are invited to join. All cubs must register between now and Dec. 31. The fee is 50c per year. ' Boy Scouts at Lydia are now meeting each Saturday morning at 10 a. m. J B. Abercrombie is still serving as scoutmaster for the pres ent. All boy scouts are invited to come each Saturday The registra tion fee is 50 cents. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO Phone 74 STORE - WIDE visitors in Washington, Ga., and other points of interest in Georgia j Sunday. Mrs. Edna Johnson has returned j to Clinton after a four months stay I in a Jacksonville, Fla., hospital. Mrs. Sam Prince and daughters, Laurens to Mt. Mitchell, N. C., Sun-1 and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford and day. i Johnny were visitors of Mr. and ' Mrs. George Roper and daugh-, Mrs. Dolphus Garren in Fletcher, J lers of El Paso, Texas, arrived Fri- N. C., Sunday. Mrs. Prince remain-1 day to spend November and De- ed until Monday when she attend- J cember with her mother, Mrs. Jim ed the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Coleman and brother, Mason Cole-j Emmie Garren, which was held in man. Lr Fletcher. Mrs. Rosa Morris was the week- Melda Dean spent Sunday with end guest of her daughter, Mrs. Arliss Smith in Clinton. George Blackwell, and Mr. Black-, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jackson, well near here. Ray, and Miss Imogene Jacksofi,!! Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory and son, Ray, visited their parents, an< j SO n of Clinton, visited Mrs. W. C. T. Fleming in Honea Path, and H. Jackson in Spartanburg, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Malone in Ware ■ Annie Ledford and Mr. an dMrs. Shoals during the week-end. i Garvin Jackson in Arcadia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bray of Green- Mrs. Pauline Snelgrove and chil- yiile, visited their daughter, Mrs.; dren of Spartanburg, were recent Ralph Harbin, and Mr. Harbin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Snel-! Sunday. I grove. Mr. and Mrs. Furman Brown and 1 Mrs. Jim Dean and Jimmy visit- SAVINGS and BARGAINS family of near Laurens, spent Sun day with Mrs. Bessie Brown. Mrs. H. W. Williams and Mrs. W. N Nabors were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams in Newberry Saturday. ed her sisters* Mrs. Eilleen Geiger in Newberry, and Mrs. Pearl Wertz in Saluda Sunday. Friendfc are sorry to learn Mrs. Wertz is se riously ill. Roy Owens was the guest of Mr. Mrs. Mary Patterson and Albert and Mrs. Nogi Lawson in Gaffney Patterson of Spartanburg, were Sunday. week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kellett and J. D. Hairston. , family and Mrs.' W .S. Meeks of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carroll and Laurens, visited Mr. and Mrs. B.. daughter were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wingo in In man. Mrs. Henry Abercrombie and Mrs. Ralph Harbin visited Mrs. Frank Walker in the Laurens coun ty hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. Ida Wrenn of Greenwood, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Burton, and Rev. Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lowe and L. Meeks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sims were on Saturday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dex Madden of Laurens, and Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson and daughters spent Sun day with Mrs. Rachel Moseley. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hogan and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McDaniel of Un ion, visited Mr. and Mrs. James THEY’RE COMING NOV. 28 CHEVROLET TRUCKS Duke’s MAYONNAISE, pint 35c Miss Lou No. 303 Cans TURNIP GREENS 2 cans 19c Carolina RICE .... lb. 19c Waldorf TISSUE t , 3 rolls 25c Jewel j 1 SHORTENING In Cartons . 3 lbs. 73c WESSON OIL .... Pt. 33c . . . Qt. 65c Maxwell House Lb. Pkg. COFFEE 91c QQ Pink Tall Can SALMON 45c Blue Bird 46-Oz. Can ORANGE JUICE 29c Hunt’s 14 Oz. Bot. TOMATO CATSUP 17c Bama 12 Oz. Glass STRAWBERRY PRESERVES .. 33c <— A Happy Kids 16 Oz. SWEET MIXED PICKLES .... 23c Hood 33 BLEACH . 2 qts. 29c Hood E-Z STARCH . 2 qts. 29c Evaporated In Cello APPLES .. 8 oz. 29c Evaporated , PEACHES # In Cello 12 oz. 33c Del Monte SEEDLESS RAISINS 15 oz. 23c SILVER DUST large 29c TIDE large 29c CHEER large 29c FAB large 29c S. C. Dozen FRESH EGGS 69c • •••••••••• 1'. S. No. 1 IRISH POTATOES .. 10 lbs. 39c Golden Ripe BANANAS 2 lbs. 25c ORANGES .. 8-lb. bag 49c Large Bunch CELERY ........... 17c SWEET POTATOES 3 lbs. 29c Boneless j CHUCK STEW ...... lb. 59c VEAL CHOPS ... . lb. 49c GROUND BEEF .... lb. 33c BEEF LIVER lb. 37c Our Own Make PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb. 49c U. S. GOOD STEAK 49c & 59c lb. foc-Hie-eps OacKe*£- y CHEVROLET /k Chevrolet trucks for ’54 are worth wait ing for . . . worth seeing, worth trying! Be on hand when they arrive. GILES CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Phone 26 West Main St. Clinton, S. 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