The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 06, 1954, Image 14
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Tlmwdar, May «, 1H4
News From . • •
LYDIA MILLS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative
TELEPHONE 1085
Mrs. George Howell, Miss
Ruby Howell, and Mr and Mi;s.
Wally Whitt visited the former's
brother, Lewis Bobo, at the Vet
eran’s hospital in Columbia Sun
day.
Misses Patsy Fuller and Betty
Lou Parrish spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Holtzclaw in
Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy South
and Danny were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Zella Thomas and fam
ily in Greenville.
Mrs. Letha Rhodes returned
home Sunday after spending the
past two weeks ii\. Umon with
relatives. Elaine Fuller return
ed with her grandmother for the
week. ■
Mr and Mrs. Cecil McLendon j
and Cecilia visited the fprmer's
father, H C McLendon, and
other relatives in Columbia Sun
day
Mrs. Wade Penland and chil- ;
dren were week-end guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Franklin in Union.
Mrs Sarah Snider of Johnson
City, Tenn., is spending few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell
and family visited Mr. and Mrs
Paul Glenn in Greenville Sun
day.
Mrs. Allen Inglett and Charles
and Mrs. Julia Thrift were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs
Fisher Cleckley and Mr. and
Mrs. James Brailsford in Or
angeburg, They spent Saturday
night with the former’s sister-in-
law, Mrs. Joseph E. Knotts, at
Edisto Island.
Mr. and Mrs R. B Whitmre
and Roger. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
White and Mrs. Harold Black-
stock and Betty Ann attended
David Roberts attended the
American Textile Machinery gx-
hibition in Atlantic City, N. J..
April 24-28.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaffney
and Mack visited Mrs. Gaffney’s
motheL Mrs. L. W. Bragg, in
Greenville Sunday.
Ship Serviceman 1c L. A.
(Bim) Willard and Mrs. Willard
and son have returned to Mt.
View, Cal, after spending the
past three weeks with the for
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Willard.
Rev. and Mrs. James Cason of
Greenville, were Sunday guests
of Rev. and Mrs, Ernest Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. David Word and
Sue, accompanied by Mrs. John
Word and Miss Marie (Weir,
spent Sunday in Hendersonville,
and Tryon, N. C., visiting Mr
and Mrs. S. G. Blackwell and Mr.
and Mrs Fred Buchanan.
Rev. and Mrs J H Walker of
Grove Station, Piedmont, were
j supper guests of Mr and Mrs
; George Fleming on last Wed
nesday evening. Rev. Walker
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
G. Dunaway. Mrs. Dunaway
and son, Danny Ray, returned to
Florida with Cpl. Dunaway to
stay until the latter part of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Temple
ton and family were week-end
gjuests of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Garrett in Great Falls,
Mrs. Jack Windsor and daugh
ters of Laurens, spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wind
sor. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Windsor and Mn. and Mrs.
James McCauley spent the day
with Mr and Mrs. Oscar Duna
way at Walnut Grove.
Presbyterian Women To Meet
The Lydia Presbyterian wom
en of the church will hold their
regular monthly meeting Tues
day, May 10, at 7:30 at the home
of Mrs. Carson Neal on the
Greenwood highway.
Mrs. B. B: Ballard, Miss Lou
Belle Neighbors, Mrs. R- W.
Wade, Mrs. Tate Allen, Mrs.
Margaret Blakely, Miss Clyde
Smith, Miss Mary Johnson, Geo.
Fleming, Mrs. R. C. Adair, Mrs.
Addison Neighbors and Burl Al-
len.
Gwelda Tucker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore,
will be crowned Queen of the
May, and Margaret Madden,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Madden, will be maid of honor.
The attendants will be members
of the seventh grade. *
The Merrymakers ’ dance a
group of English dances.
Should the festival be post-
given the following Monday af-
poned because of rain it will be
temoorv
Camp Fire Girls Earn First Rank
The Committee of Awards met
a group of Camp Fire girls of the
Wahanka and Aowakiya Camp
Fire girls for the rating of their
Trail Seekers rank, Friday at
the Community center. Those
passing the first rank were Flor
ence Revis, Betty Ann Black-
stock, Cecilia McLendon, Saidra
Mills, Linda Corley, Peggy Wig-
ley, Janice Davenport, Andrea
Dowdle, Linda Satterfield and
Vivian Pearson. These awards
will be presented at a ceremon
ial Tuesday, May 11, at the Com
munity center. |
Contest Closes ,
The paint-up, clean-up and
fix-up contest closed the first of
May. The campaign of making
a better community was very
successful. Attractive yards and
many flower gardens beautify
were awarded the following
winners: Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mc-
Elhannon, Mr. ,and Mrs. Jesse
Duckett, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Taylor and Mr and Mrs. Roy
Snider.
Fidehs Class To Moot
The Fidelia class of the Lydia,
Baptist church will meet Thurs
day evening at 7:90 with Mrs.
Floyd Emory at 40 Peachtree
street. All members are invited
to be present.
Take Part la Ktwanls Program
Johnny Lanford as W. C.
Baldwin, Linda White as Mrs.
Robert Vance and Tommy
Kitchen, took part in the variety
show with Bubbles Becker Spot
light Review in the high school
auditorium Monday afternoon
and night.
a birthday dinner given for Mrs.
Whitmire’s brother, Jack Lollis,
at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Lol-
lis Sunday near Princeton
Mr. and Mrs. R >E Martin and
daughter visited the latter’s
father. Brooks Brown, in Cal
houn Falls Sunday. Friends are
glad to know Mr. Brown is im
proving after being ill
QUALITY
SERVICE
TNI fttSCtlfJION FHAtMACT
How helpful Can We
Allow friends to be
Their advice may be offered in a spirit of helpfulness—and
still be dangerous. The remedy that seemingly helped one
•w •« •
may be entirely wrong for another.
When sick, seek advice only from your Doctor. Diagnosis
and treatment ore specialized knowledge with him—not
guesswork. Seek his guidance in all matters of health, and
follow his directions faithfully. His prescription will be written
especially for you.
Phone No. 1
McGee’s
( DRUG STORE )
conducted the Wednesday eve
ning prayer services atj the Ly-
I dia Baptist church.
Mrs. H H. Dalton spent the
week-end in Columbia visiting
Mr. Dalton at the Veteran’s hos-
| pital.
J. A. Mills and Mr. and Mrs.
Ludie McMinn of Spartanburg,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs Sam Hairston.
Mr and Mrs. James Kitchens
attended the Holler family re
union at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Holler in Catwaba,
N. C., Sunday. J. H. Sprinkle
returned home with them for a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith
and daughters, Franceen and
Laura, were Sunday visitors of
Mrs. D. D. McManus in Ches
ter.
Me and Mrs. Reuben Rowe
and son of Calhoun Falls, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
B. R. Boozer. On Sunday af
ternoon the Boozers visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D
Boozer in Kinards.
Clyde Trammell, accompan
ied by Leo Heatherly, William
Davis and Marvin DeYoung
were in Charleston April 21-2 for
the annual convention of the
grand lodge of Masons.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G Burdette
visited Mr and Mrs. Wilson
Campbell in Spartanburg Sun-
I day.
j Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Richie
and McRoy Lane visited Miss
Donnaree Cauble at Wesleyan
Methodist Bible college in Ceh-
tral Sunday . •
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sims and
Joyce were recent visitors of
Mrs. Eula Cherry in Rock* Hill.
George Hamby of Cow pens,
was the week-end gust of his
mother, Mrs. Tom Burnett.
Cpl. Homer Dunaway of Tam
pa, Fla, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Dunaway and son,
Revival Services In Progress
Revival services are being held
each evening this week at 7:30
through Sunday nt—the Sandy
Springs Methodist church with
the Rev. Bubose of Laurens,
bringiag the memsages. Rev. C.
B. Word, paster of Lydia and
Sandy Springs Met |h odist
churches, invites the public to
attend the services.
With The Sick
Mrs. B. H. Huey and Mrs,
Hugh Ballard have returned to
their homes after being patients
at Hays hospital a few days the
past week.
Mrs. Mark Ballard underwent
a tonsilectomy at Hays hospital
Monday.
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Church Society To Meet
The Lydia WSCS will meet
Tuesday night at 7:30 with Mrs.
Allen Inglett. Mrs. Thrift will
be the hostess.
Family Picnic Enjoyed
Mrs. James Knox and daugh
ters of Houston, Texas, have
been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Neal, in Laurens
and her brother, here. On Sun
day the Neal family enjoyed a
picnic dinner at Greenwood
state park. The children from
Greenwood, Anderson and Geor
gia with their families were
present. Those from here were
Mr and Mrs: J B. Neal and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs, Carson Neal
and Dianne.
Birthdays and AiwivarsariM
Grover Kirby and daughter,
Eria Lois, will celebrate birth
days May 7.
A2c Leon Abercrombie and
Mrs. Abercrombie are observing
their first wedding anniversary
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aber
crombie will observe their 38th
wedding anniversary May 7.
Mrs. Clara Smith will cele
brate her birthday May.9.
Miss Joanne Leach, will be 15
years old May 7.
Mrs. Charles Gaffney celebrat
ed a birthday May 4.
Mrs. Gladys Blackwell will
celebrate her birthday May 10,
and little Rickey is two years old
today.
Little' L. A. Willard, II, was
one year old April 9.
Mr. and Mrs, G. H Jackson
celebrated their 47th wedding
anniversary April 30.
Linda Patterson will be 12
years old May 10.
Mr. and Mrs. C E. Snider ob
served their 10th wedding anni
versary April 13.
Pruitt Oakley will celebrate
a birthday May 8.
Mrs. C. B. Word celebrated her
birthday May 1.
Mrs. J. A. Black celebrated
her birthday May 1.
May Day Festival Friday
‘Heigh-ho For A Merry
Spring,’’ the annual May Day
Festival, will be held Friday
afternoon at 5 o’clock on the ath
letic field in the Lydta commun
ity.
The festival is directed by
Mrs. lone Walace, assisted by
Dr. Felder Smith
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Laurens, S. C.
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Autocrat Asst. FMavors
Vfe Gal.
Ice Cream . . .
67c
Asst. Flavors
6—10-Oz. Pkgs.
Kool-Aid . . . .
25c
Jane Parker Asst.
TVs Oz. Pkg.
Cookies
19c
A & P Crushed
No. 2 Can
Pineapple . . .
77... 25c
Lipton’s
2—4 Oz. Pkgs.
Frostee .....
25c
Sunny field
3 Lb. CeJlo
Rice
47c
Ann Page Plum
16 Oz. Jar
Preserves . . .
. .... 25c
Bright Sail
Qt. Bottle
Starch
17c
Sultana
2 Lb. Box
Prunes
49c
Ann Page Creamy Rich
SALAD DRESSING - - » 45c
Ann Page Creamy Smooth
PEANUT BUTTER
24-Oz
Jat
55c
A&P Fancy
PINEAPPLE JUKE
46-Ot
Can
29c
AliP Fancy Fresh Purple
PRUNE PLUMS
No. 2V*
29-Oz
Can
29c
Libby's Tender
GREEN PEAS
No 303
Can
19c
White House—Dry—Economical—Non fat
Jane Parker Bakery Buys!
Peach Pie - -
8 inch
Pie
49c
White Bread -
1-Lb.
Loaf
14c
Jelly Buhs - -
Pkg
25c
Jane Parker Mother's Day
LAYER CAKE
Each
85c
LIPTON TEA
33c
20c
%-Lb.
Pkg
16-Ct
Pkg
KLEENEX TISSUES
2 s Me
300
Sheet
Pkgs.
21c
Del Monte Yellow Cling—Sliced
Peaches - - - N c “ 20c
Del Monte Pineapple
Juice - - - - ™ 33c
SOUDS - - k 15c
sIhort GRAIN RICE
Ann Page Vegetarian Style—Boston Style or
BEANS Tom.to’s.uc, - - - t
Ann Page Fancy
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SPREAD - - - -
1-Lb
Pkg
3-Lb
Pkg
1-Lb
Cans
10^-Ot
Cans
Ann Page (Tartar Sauce)
Pint
Jar
31c
41c
23c
37c
35c
New Fresh Flavor Process
NiWsts Corn 2
Big! Tender Peas
^reen Giant .
Niblet’s
Mexicorn - —-
Green Giant Brand
Green Corn . 2
u c£ 35c
™ 19c
Can
12 Ox 20c
Can
33c
Cans
Braswell's Fig Preserves 25c
Jim Dandy Grits nt 17c
Brill's Spanish Rice — ^ 17c
Eight O'Clock Coffee it. SUB
Ann Page Honey *£ 33c
t-
AfrP Fruit Salad IT d£ 33c
Mild American
Cheese - - - r* 45c
Rea lemon Juice 22c
Marcal Paper Napkins
Welch's Crapeade __
pi? 10c
25c
Ivory Flakes - - - - & 30c
Duz * - - - 30c m 72c
Crisco - - - 32c ™ 87c
Ritz Crackers - • & 35c
Pickles ^ 21c
Shortening ^ ^ 79c
Soap •set - - - 3 25c
Soap c cr - - - - •£ 12c
Octagon T c - - 4 b - 21c
Super Suds DMr,m & 30c& 72c
Vel - - - % 30c & 72c
All Detergent — ^ 39c
Lifebuoy Soap % 9c
Lifebuoy Soap - - - “ 13c
Rum - • ie 31c £ tie
Strietmaia as - - - £ 27e
Converted Rice
Uncle Ben’s
14-Ox
Pkg
23c?? 45c
Woodbury
Facial Soap
9c
Reg
Bar
Ivory Soap
2 27c
^•rsonai Sixe
Ivory Soap
4 b *" 21c
Fresh Traits
£ Vegetables
Regalo Brand—Fresh
SALAD MIX
p? 10ft
Pkg
Regalo Brand—Fresh
SLAW MIX
15c
Cello
Pkg
JUICY GNAPEFRUIT
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Seabrook Farms Froeen v . , r
Sliced Peaches - - -
Southland Froxen Sliced
Sirawherries - - - -
Scotch MaM French Style Cot
Greta Beais 2
4 roc 28s
4 Ear 29c
8 £.49c
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2 Heads 29i
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