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Pitre Four THK CLINTON CHUOWCUI LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative TELEPHONE IMS A3c Nathan Wyati and A3c Richard Seal of Fort Jackson, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wyatt during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of Joanna, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell and Mrs. Minnie Campbell. Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Dickerson and sons were Sunday guests of night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mitchell, Misses Margaret Mitchell and Barbara Sharpton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Quinn and family in Joanna. Mr. and Mrs j. E. Coker and children, Mrs. Lila Gordon and sons, Mrs. Addie Bee Coleman day evening at Mrs. Abercrom bie’s home. • The group enjoyed several games, after which Mrs. Aber crombie and Mrs. Marvin Har vey served home-made ice cream and cake. t The honoree was presented a host of useful gifts. Boy's Birthday Party In Axixona While Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Word and children were visiting in Tuscon, Arizona, their son, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hal C. Wiley, with an early birthday party. His birthday will be Spet. 30. A number of little folk were invited to help celebrate the oc casion. The children were taken to Kiddy Land where they en joyed the rides and other enter tainment. On returning, to, the Wiley home the children sang “Happy Birthday” to Chris, after which Each child with a gift. remembered Chris Dove Seoson To Open September 15, Ducks On November 12 Columbia, Sept 1—The open season on ducks, geese and coots will run Nov. 12-Jan. 10, under the federal regulations received from Washington, it was an- the decorated birthday cake was, nounced by Director A. A. Rich- Chris, was honored by his grand- cut and served with ice cream, t ardson of the Wildlife Resources Department. Shooting hours will be one- half hour before sunriee to sun set except that on opening day shooting starts at noon. The limits are: ducks, four per day and eight in possession with one summer duck in the daily limit and two in the possession limit; geese, two per day and two in possession; coots, 10 per day and 10 in possession. The wodcock season runs Dec. 2-Jan. 10, with limits of four andj Dec. 27-Jan. 10, with limits of eight «id eight. The dove season, which had been announced earlier, is Sept. 16-Oct 4 and Dec. 20^Jan 8, with a limit of eight and shooting hours noon to sunset. PINEAPPLE COOLER 1 No. 8 tall can pineapple juice 1 6-oz. can frozen lemonade concentrate. 2 cups ginger ale. » Dilute lemonade concentrate eight, while the snipe season is 1 as directed on the can. Combine juices and chill. Add ginger ale just before serving. IM&a U cupfuls. Simple but so rsfresh- ing. SUBSCRIBE TO J. R. Crawford SURVEYING CLINTON, S. C. # the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. I and w ^ter. Ransome, Glona and P. Terrell.-at Travelers Rest W. Misses Ruth Trammell, Helen Black and Virginia Abercrombie, Bill Davis, Harold Pearson, Bruce Austin and Ernest Patter son were among those attending Miss Betty Jean Abercrombie’s birthday party near Laurens Sat urday evening. Mr and Mrs. A. M. Shumate, Jr., and children, Mrs. Mattie Harvey and Marvin Harvey were recent visitors at Ridgecrest, N. C. Mrs Bill Hams and daughter and Mrs. Harry Hill and chil dren of Jacksonville, Fla, spent Saturday with their brother, J. E. Coker, and Mrs. Coker. Mrs. Jim Dean and Melda were visitors in Newberry Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R E. Martin and family spent Sunday in Calhoun Falls with Mrs. Ruth Pearson. Enroute home Mr. Martin visited Rev. Francis Whitmire, who is a patient at the Abbeville hospital. A2c William D. Wyatt of Lake Charles. La, visited Mrs. Wyatt and children and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raybum Wyatt the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carroll and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ho- ace Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Carroll visited Mr. and Mrs. Jule Owens in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. Owens has been very ill at his home. Miss Barbara Sharpton of Co lumbia, spent the week-end with friends in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Nelson of ML Pleasant, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Mundy and attended the Baptist homecoming with them. Mrs Mundy returned home with the Nelsons for the night. Mrs Sam Hairston, Bruce and Joe, Miss Carol Mills, Bobby Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barnes visited Mr. and Mrs. Jon ah Brown in Gfre^nwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Pace and Darrell, Mr and Mrs. Frank Pace, Billy and Anne, and Miss Emmie Thomas and children vis ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Odie Nelson in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Abercrom bie and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Abercrombie near Laurens Saturday, and Mr. and rMs. Joe Carroll in Pendleton Sunday. T. W. Grace, Sr, and family of Pmeville, N. . C, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Alice Grace and Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bailey, Sr. Linda Gail Lambert has re turned home after spending the past week with her aunt, Mrs Leila Mae Cox, in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sharpton, Jr, and children of Waterville, Maine, spent a few days recently •with her mother, Mrs. W E. Johnson, and sister, Miss Mary Johnson. They also visited oth er relatives in South and North Carolina while here. F. L. Thornburg has returned home after visiting his son, Lee, who remains very ill at Walter Reed hospital in Washington, D. C. Mrs Thornburg remained with their son. Mr. and Mrs Wilson Campbell of Spartanburg, were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs. E. C. Bur dette. Misses Sally Ann and Stella Duckett of Wattsville, attended homecoming services and dinner at the Lyaia Baptist church .Sun day, and visited Mr and Mrs. Jesse Duckett. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nelson and sons of near Princeton, and Mrs. W. N. Nabors were Friday Anne Coleman visited the for mer’s daughter, Mrs. J. H. Jones, and Mrs. Jones at Paris Moun tain Supday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams and daughter, Polly, of Newber ry, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Black, Jr, and Mrs. Homer Dunaway joined Mrs. Black's and Mrs. Dunaway’s mother, Mrs. Mamie Burnett, in Compobello Monday. Friends will be sorry’ to learn of the death of Mrs. Burnett’s brother, Will Hall, in Campobello Sun day afternoon. Funeral services were held there Tuesday. Charles Patterson spent Fri day with his mother, Mrs. Mary Patterson, and brother, Albert, in Spartanburg. They returned with him to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hairston. Virgil Hairston and Wayman of Greenville, were Sunday guests of the Hairston family. Doyle Emory, accompanied by Janies Shaw of Union, enjoyed a w r eek-end fishing trip to Lake Murray. T. D. Douglas, Sam Hairston and Quinton Jones, accompanied by Ralph Harbin of Greenville, attended the races in Darlington Monday. Miss McGee In WAF Miss Jolene^ McGee is a recent enlistee in the Woman’s Division of the Air Force, and is receiv ing her WAF basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio. Teias. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. McGee and is a 1954 graduate of Clinton high school. Baptist WMS Circle To Meet The Omathine Dabbs circle of the Lydia Baptist church Wom an’s Misionary Society will meet at the church tonight to go to Mrs. R. G. Coker’s for the meet ing. Family Night at Church Wednesday night will be the regular monthly family night at the Lydia Baptist church for all organizations of the church at 7:30. The G. A.’s, YWA, RA, Sun beams, WMS and Brotherhood will meet. The women are especially in vited to be present for the meet ing of the "WMS as this is the general meeting and election of officers for the coming year wil Jt>e held Members of other organiza tions are also invited to be pres ent. Laurens Saw Co. (Naar Pafriroii *ai«) toUTB 1—LAURENS rfcsaaa 2127 ar UTS SO*——» With The Sick Larry Summers, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Barlowe, who has been a polio patient at Greenville General hospital for about five weeks, will fetum to his home near here this week. Sorry to report A1 Williams remains in the Columbia hospital recuperating from a leg opera tion. He expects to return home soon. Russell Trammell received a fractured wrist in the Clinton- Whitmire football game Friday evening. Mrs. Alice Grace remains ill at her home. John Tucker has returned to the Veteran’s hospital in Colum bia for further treatment Birthdays and Anniversaries Mrs. James Campbell wil cele brate her birthday September 10. Cathy Campbell was 6 years old August 28. Pamela Brown was 4 years old yesterday, September 8. Mrs. Mack Harris will observe her birthday, Sept. 14. Her daughter, Mrs. Melvin Satter field, will observe a’ birthday September 6. Mrs. Wade Pennington cele brated a birthday September 8. . Joel McElhannun will . cele brate his 13th birthday Sept. 16. Mrs. J. D. Hairston will cele brate her birthday September 12. Kindergarten Opens The lone Wallace Kindergar ten opened for registration Mon day morning at 9 o’clock The regular schedule began on Tues day morning. Twerity-four par ents were present and forty-two children were registered. Open House Held Daily The Community center holds open house each afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 p. m. Different age groups meet and take part in the activities of recreation that are being given in preparation for the annual girls’ play day which will be held in Sumter October 2, and sponsored by the South Carolina Recreation Society. Mrs. Harvey Honored One of the classes for young married ladies of the Baptist church of which Mrs. J. B. Aber crombie is teecher, honored Mrs. Charles Harvey with a party VH- “It’s a long, long time” says the September Song—“from May to December”. 1UT only 60 bus!note day* loft, before Christmas shopping will toko the spotlight. Thousands of satisfied Dixio-Home customers will be well prepared for the season of giving, with filled books of SRH Groan Stamps to do their Christmas gift shopping. WM You? You can be! Start shopping your Friendly Dixie-Home Super Market NOW for aA your food needs and see haw quickly your SAH Green Stamp Books fill. Como in today and start your Christmas Shopping fund wih our September ST- c-., MARSHMALLOWS * 15‘ j4*V.grbn stamps The beautiful new catalog in color is now avail able FRCi. H dislays many of the more than 1500 articles of highly desirable merchandise. Toys, Household fixtures, School Supplies, Sport ing Goods, Utility and Luxury items. 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