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# s' t i Thursday, December 24, 1953 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pace Serea MAY WE STOP FOR A MINUTE OR TWO WITH YOU AND EXTEND OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES . . . AND TO SAY, 'THANK YOU,' FOR YOUR FINE PATRONAGE FARMERS FEED & SEED STORE “Your Purina Store” We deeply appreciate your thoughtfulness and patronage during the year now dosing. COPELAND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. OLD FASHIONED GREETINGS ALWAYS RING TRUE ristmas CHANDLER’S GARAGE H. G. Chandler WISH EACH HOMTOUfil**® (HRISffliAS THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE AND GOOD WILL ANDERSON APPLIANCE CO. Jack W r . Anderson at xtattttxanaat&aaGnnazazat "Of the Week . . . 1 YDIA MILLS NEWS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL. ; Oarrtwpoll dent and Represen t*Uve Tslsphona 178-J. MERRY CHRISTMAS We wih our subscribers, friends ; and readers a very Merry Christ mas and Happy New Year. —MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL AnnouncM Engagement Mrs. Sam Hairston anounces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Barbara Ann Mills, to James Avery Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barnes of Laurens. The wedding wil take place in February. Christmas Parties Given • On Monday afternoon Mrs. Hor ace Smith and Mrs. David Satter field entertained their Sunday shool classes of the Presbyterian church with a combined Christmas party at the home of the former. Games and refreshments were en joyed by the group, after which gifts for all were distributed from Mr and Mrs. Jesse Harvey and the gaily lighted tree. Miss Mary Catherine Himes of ... 1 Harrisburg, Pa., are visiting the I former’s mother, Mrs. Alma Har- ! vey. ! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley and chil dren were supper guests of Mr. Mrs. Joe Corley gave a Christ mas party for her 7-year-old class of the Baptist church Sunday school at her home on Tuesday of last week. The children enjoyed and Mrs. C. E. Harper in Greenville games, after which refreshments Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell at- were served with Linda Corley as sisting. The hostess remembered Mr. ana Mrs. <^iyae irauuucu a».- - , tended the weddmg of the latter’,. P resent w ' th a 8 ,ft <rom 1 niece, Miss Patsy Smith, to Gary tree Brissie Sunday evening at the Mt church near Intermediate G. A.’s met Monday afternoon for their regular 1 Gallagher Baptist I Sh0 *\ ^ w RrwH«rt J m eeting at the home of Mrs. L. L. Misses Barbara and Kay Roberts Leach After the business and pro- spent the weok-qpd \l ith their g ram a socia i hour was enjoyed, grandmother, Mrs. Clay Roberts, in g; r i s exchanged gifts which Laurens. were around a pretty silver tree. Ralph Harbin and children, Christmas party refreshments were Elizabeth and Johnny, spent Sun- served by the hostess, day in Williamston with his par-, • • • ents, Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Harbin. Three of the Junior Girls' Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mack and chil- day school classes of the Baptist dren of Joanna, visited Mr. and church joined together for their Mrs. Hugh Ballard Sunday Christmas party at the hurch Theodore Jackson and son, Ray, Thursday afternoon. After a num- Michael and Dale Blackwell, Mr be 0 f appropriate games the teach- and Mrs. Earl Gregory and Mrs trSi Mrs BUI Nelson, Mrs. Wehunt Pearl Hammett visited Mr. and an d Mrs. Tommy Nabors, served Mrs. Bobby Hammett in Woodruff refreshments. Gifts were exchang- Sunday. ed by the group. Mrs. Virginia Wilson and Har- ♦ -- riett visited friends in Columbia Attend Council Meeting Sunday. Among those attending the 30th Mrs. Bill Nelson and Leland and annual dinner of the Blue Ridge l Mr. and Mrs. Frank Birchmore and Coucm of Boy Scouts of America, I children were visitors in Green- held at Clemson college ^ Saturday ville Saturday. night were the following from Ly Bonnie Butler of Greenwood, has Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming, been spending a few days with Lin- Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harvey. Mr and da Corley. Mrs. J. B O’Shields, Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Littleton Smith end David Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Hor- son of Williamston, visited Mr. and ace Smith, Mr and Mrs. Mark Mrs. Claud Willard during the past Windsor, Mr. and Mrs Harold week J Wallace, Mr and Mrs Clyde Tram- Mr. and Mrs. Butch Loftis and me y children and Mrs. Loftis of Winns- w q B a i ( j win of this city, wa» boro. Misses Shirley, Jean and I Ruth Davis of Rock Hill, visited 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis during the ' week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snider, Air man Harold Snider and Donald Snider and Mrs. Nell Mills visited the former s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | J. J. Snider, in Belton Sunday. Press Davis and daughters of ’ Rock HiU, visited Mr. and Mrs Le- J roy Davis during the week-end. Miss Shirley Davis remained for a few days. Miss Claudette Parrish of Wash re-elected commissioner for the Laurens district which includes all troops in Clinton ^ Birth Announcemonts Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patterson announce the birth of a daughter. Mane Dianne, on December 20 at Hays hospital Mrs. Patterson is the former Miss Katherine Mitchell. Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. George Blackwell Miss ciauaeue rarnsn oi v»asn- ann0unce the birth o( twm daugh- ington, D. C., is spending the hoh- iw*mh*r 21 at Havs hos- days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Claude Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phipps and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Phipps and daughters visited relatives in Un ion Sunday. tens on December 21 at Hays hos pital. Mrs. Blackwell was before marriage Miss Grace Jackson. WUliams Mr and Mrs. Edward Wiliams of Newberry, aaounce the bteth of a J H Sonnkles is spending the daughter, Edna Pauline, on Dec J. n. ;>pnnKies is spenaing im. Mills rlmir in Prosoeritv 21 at the Mills clinic m Prosperity Mrs. Williams was Miss' Betty Thomas before marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are for mer residents of Lydia. .. Mitchell-Wall*ntine Miss Joyce Elizabeth Mitchell be- winter months with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs James Kithens. He has been living in Mars Hill, N C., during the sum mer. —*Mr. and Mrs. Jim Culbertson and Lindal of Ware Shoals, Mrs. Alta Hansen and Green Vinson of Au-. - , 0 . • gosta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Bobby ’came the bnd \.® f A Wllham Boyce and son of Glendale, Mr. and Wallenzine at oVO p. m. t t s- Mrs. Bill Shealy and daughter of, day. December 9. in a double rii^, Greenville, Mrs Roy Trammell and. ceremony conducted by Rev^ C. B- Miss Gerry Trammell of Clinton, Word at the L\dia res . . were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. hurch. . . and Mrs. Joe Davenport. Mrs. Wallenzine i> c Mr. and Mrs. J- L. Mahaffey and of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Miudiell-j family of Startex, pent the week-1 The bridegroom is the son of Mr end with the latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Claude W , and Mrs. A. T. Crawford. j C1 ^ lt>n -, , . , th<l Tracy W. Dees, ADAN of Weeks- The chancel and altar of the ville, N. C., is spending the holidays church were decorated with white with his mother, Mrs. Verna Dees, carnations and gladioli, emerald Mr. and Mr James Estes of! pal™ a nd tapers in branchel can- Ninety-Six, spent the woek-end delabra. Wedding music uas pi«- with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hairston, rented by Mrs. Eugene Johnson. C. B Sharpton, Jr., and son, Bud- organist, and Miss Ida Jean Lhan- dv, of Savannah, Ga., and Mr. and! ey, vocalist. . . Mrs. Calvin Miller and children of Lewis Wallenzine was his bl oth- Greenville, visited their parents, er’s best man. Ishers me u e Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sharpton* Sr., Maxie Wallenzine brother of the during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs., bridegroom Charles Meadors Ray Hughes and children of Co- brother-in-law of the bride, Bobby lumbia, were recent visitors of the Si m P son and Wright Simps Sharptons. 1 The bride was 8 * ven in marnage Elizabeth Harbin spent a few by her father and was attended by days this week with her grandpar- her sister, Miss Margare ents, Mr and Mr. J. Greenville. T. Bray, in a maid of honor. Miss Mitchell wore a blue ballerina gown with Keith Glenn of Greenville, spent full skirt. She carried a cascade Tuesday with his cousin, Kenneth bouquet of pink glame ia>. Trammell The bride s gown of white taffeta Mrs Horace Carroll and Jimmy, featured a sweetheart neckline, el- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carroll and bow length sleeves and ■» flared daughter visited Horace Carroll in ballerina skirt with ful p Self Memorial hospital, Green- back. Her veil of French illusion wood Sunday hun S f rom a seed pearl tiara ‘ . ' Mr.’ and Mrs. Jim Mitchell and carried a white satin prayer boo* Willie Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Full- j adorned with a shower of white er and son of Union, were Sunday c a f natlons - , , . , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chestley Immediately following the cere- King and Mrs. Letha Rhodes Mr.jmony the brides parents entertam- and Mrs. Gilliam Sanders of Un- td at a reception at the Community ion, spent Sunday with the Kings, center. , , Bud Phipps spent Sunday in En- Later the couple left f^ra wc- oree with W D. Seay. din « tnp Th f bnde f ™,h A2c Harold Snider of Tampa, f»t was a u.t of gray cashmere with Fla., is spending a leave with his black accessories. Her corsage wa* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snider. «>f white carnations He will leave January 12 for New Mrs. Wallen/ine graduated from Jersey to embark for Africa where tbe Model School m Shannon, Ga, he will serve in the armed fortes f ml is now employed as service a*- for one vear. sistant with the local office of the A3c Homer Dunaw'av » spending Southern Bell Telephone and Tele- a 10-day leave with Mrs Dunaway graph Company. Mr Wallenzine a and son. and his parents, Mr. and,® graduate A CUnton high school Mrs. R: J. Dunaway. A3c Duna- and attended Presbvterian college. way has juat returned from several employed by the DuPont months service in England After, company m Aiken as laboratory his leave he will report to McDill technician He is now in the arm-J Field, Fla., for further assignment (Continued on Page 6’ GruuMitos is d time o/ ^ e«.!i j ond words of oppreciotion. So, here ore our good wishes ond o heorty thonks for your potronoge. 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