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V f f Paire Twelve / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 14, 1957 ■ —— > LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative - TELEPHONE 1085 . S-Sgt. and Mrs. I^edn Aber- crombie.. of Myrtlf Beach, were recent visitors of their parents. Mr and Mrs Hfenry Abercrom- bie and Mrs., Rachel" Moseley. Mrs G. G Wright and Libby spent tlw' week-end in Charleston with M-Sgt Wright bt'fare he left Mondav* bv plane for Stuldi Ara bia M: and Mi's David Word, Sue Word and Caroline Edge 1 --were viMtnr- of Mrs. S. G Blackwell and Mrs John Word in Hender- somille. N C . on Saturday.. Mrs Ijois Webb spent Sunday m Joanna with friends Mis. Emma McManus, .of Ches ter visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith Sunday ’ On’ Monday eve ning Mrs. James Hale, of Gaston ia. IN C.. and Mrs. Gus Harris, of Clinton.-visited the Smiths ( Miss Becky Gregory spent the week-end with Miss Sandra Broome nyar Chntoiy • Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Stone ai)d daughti-r. of Orangeburg, were week-end gueSts of their uncle and aunJ^Mi and Mrs. Ike Jones A2i Billy Nelson left'Saturday tor .Westover Air Eortx- Base. ■ Boston. ,Mass., after spending a toavc wtTR his parents. Mr. and Mi - O ,1 Nelson. Airman Nels&n just reeently returned to the states after two years service in Jap. it. Mr Keith. Green v Civile Mr ; daughter- and Mrs Devuvn sons in Starr. \ Mr and Mrs Paul ^.itchen.- and -on- visited Mohdav with her and chil- Mrs. enee on Electrical Application for the Textile Industry. Rqv. and Mis. Stanley Hardet. Jr., and sons visited their par ents. Mr. and Mrs Hardee, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ward in Conway 1 Friday. Mi's. Hardee and sons remained for the week. Mrs. Floride Thrasher, of Greenville, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Todd, and 4 Mr Todd. Mrs Thelma Patterson Mrs Mildred Holland and dren. of Laurens. Mr. and K D Crosby, of Belton, Mr. .and Mr- Kenneth Crosby.; of Ander son. were Sunday visfiois of Mr. and Mrs, Bud Fuller. Mr. an'd Mrs Krnest Davis and L F attVnded the funeral ser- viees of t5oc" Adams in Buffalo Sunday Mrs. Sarah Jenkins and daugh ters. Lynn and.Beverly. Mrs An- ' • : | and Miss Pegg\ Ballard visited M: fin'd Mr- Bi powe in Mlen- j liersonville. N. C Sunday Mr and *Mrs K C. Burdette ; \ isited their daughter. Mrs. Wil- ! son CaniplK-’.l. afid Mr. Camplv-U !.m Spartanburg the past week- Fk> was remembered with gifts from her guests. Methodist Church Changes The Lydia Methodist church announces the chahges in the schedule of services. Beginning Sunday, March 17, the morning worship hour will be at 10:00 a. m., and Sunday school will begin at fl 50 a m. « * These changes will be in effect for the next six months as an- npunced by thp/pastor. Rev. E Austin Wilkes. NVCraw-Fuller Wedding of Interest Miss Margie Gail McCraw.* of Cross Hill, and Robert Lamar old March 21. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fuller will observe thenf wedding anniver sary iJr March 18 , Napcy Hughey will celebrate her 12th birthday March 18 Mrs. H. H. Dalton will observe a birthday March 28. D. J. Ballew Passes David Jackson Ballew. 74. re tired textile worker, died at 6:40 Friday at the home of his sister. Mrs. Bessie Hodges, near Cross Hill, following several years of declining health and a critical ill ness of one week. He is a for mer Lydia resident. ‘ He was born in Greenville S J Fuller were married March 3 at county April 1. 1882. a son of tb* the home of the officiating min ister. Rev. R Flay Riddle, in Cross Hill. Mrs. Fuller is the daughter of Mrs. J Hughes and the late Mr MoCraw, of Cross Hill. Mr. Fuller is the son of Mr. and Mrs Bud Fuller, of Lydia Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller are both seniors , at Clinton high school and will graduate in Ma> The young couple are t ('lit residing with tin parents. late Drayton and Hulda Cinner Ballew. both natives of Green ville county. He had made his home near 'Cross Hill for the past 10 years and was a member of Beaverciam Baptist chuuch* Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Cora Crow. of, o Cross Hill; and Nlrs. Estelle Glenn, of fjtock I Hill: one brother,'John Ballew/ of Rt 1, Clinton; four sisters, Mrs-, it pres - W A Wright, of Anderson; Mrs; groom's Hattie Willard and Mrs. Bessie 1 Hodge'-, both of'Cross Hill;’-Mrs. a'ki I t Mrs Paii Glenn and \ 1 r.' J Janu“s Seay, of .IK visited. Mis and-Mrs. Trammell Su*day. md Mrs. Frank Moore and -.pent Sunday with Mi -w-ith - hoi une-V a+id Madison and and Mr- Datid Word end.— ■ W N. Dalton, of Calhoun Falls. e. with lus brother. H. H Dalton, and Mrs. Dalton. ^ / Mr and Mis Frank Goss and family visited Mrs. Goss' motlKT. Mrs G W Bowen, m ’ Wadley. Ga . the past week-end. Inf It* Miss- Janice Weir. * of C .nton. - is spending the week ttunt.—Me- ' Presbyterian Women Have Meeting Tile Presbyterian Women. of tiie, Churdr met at the home of Mrs. Horace Smith on Tuesda\ evening of last week The meeting, which was open ert Witti ptavei hv \Ji> - Eugtme- Johruani. was presided over by the yjk-siden'. Mrs Jinim\ Von! Mabel Jarvis, of Coronaea: one grandchild. '■ Funeral services wert> conduct ed at the Pentecostal Hotness church at Lydia Mill Sunday at 4:00 p m. by the Rev. Rose<K' Bryant, the Rev A W. Dennis and the (Rev. Louis'Coward BrinttP-was m-GaFvan c i-me- te in' Daughter Honored With Parly In rek-brat on of the birthdas Hollen. . . . . During the business session plans were discussed for the fam ily night supper which will be held March 27 The project of the Colupibia F riendship. Circle for the Columbia Seminary in Atlanta. Ga.. was discussed and Airs. .Rosa Cok- --was' appointed chairman for this work 1 ie Bible study was led by • f or any person or persons to play ' ^ Templeton. * any radio, phonograph, amplifier. ' AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN NOIS ES- WITHIN THE TOWN OF CLINTON BE IT ORDAINED BY THE j TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON. SOUTH CAROLINA * IN COUNCIL AS- rs EMM. F Di- Section 1. It shall be unlawful mother, Mrs W P McGaha. who of her daughter. Flo. Mrs. F ovc is ill at ln.*r home in Duncan . Mi and Mi's. T F Roberts, of Charlotte. N C . were week-end guest- of Mr and Mrs David H Robei't- Clyde Trammell spent two days in Atlanta. Ga. the past week attending the lf»57 Confer- Emory invited a nurhber of young friendi in for a party on Satunda\ afternoon The group enjoyed an afternoon of outdoor games Party refreshments were sen ed by Mrs. Emory, assisted ■ by Mrs Andrew Johnson. — UICK GS a v/mk YOUR SAVING j IS DONE! ©•As soon as we receive your cnfeck or money order, we tlie amount to your account, and promptly re turn your passbook. ♦ Stari saying . * * * this easy way TODAY Cjenerou* larnin^s Added Every Six Months f *• ^ , Laurens FederaI Savings AND DOAN A SLSO Cl ATI ON TNI SECURITY A NATION LIES IN THE HOMES OP ITS PEOPLE LAURENS. SOUTH CAROLINA A so'cial houi was enjoyed fol- lowing the meeting with refresh ments tx-ing served 1>\ thi‘ host ess. assisted by her daughters, Misses Franceen and Lmra Smith Sunbeams and Junior Girls Auxiliary To Meet The Junior Gir!>' Auxiliary **nd the Sunbeam Band of the Lydia Baptist church' will meet Thursday (today*) at 4 30 p m. Circles Meet Together Tonight The Omathine Dabbs circle and the Martha Franks circle of the Lydia Baptist church Woman’s Missionary Society will meet Thursday evening (tonight) at 7 30 o'clock at the home ( of Mrs. Joe Corley. 24t* Elm street With The Sick R M Collins bn tyred the Vet erans hospital in Columbia on Monday for treatment. Cecil McLendon is ill with flu. Barbara Ia*w'i> is ill at the -home wf -trer unclb and abhi. ‘VTr and Mrs T. O. Williams. Walt.. Ransome, Ann and Glo ria. children df Mr, and .\Irs Maon Coleman, have been ill. Linda Gail Shelnut was admit ted to Hays hospita^ for treat-, ment on Monday. Little *Beth Har\ey i> confined to her liomc with-,i foot injure H H Dalton is ill at his home. Mis.- Betty Ann Campbell has returned' home from Hays hos pital following a few days illness. Mrs Buddy Campbell is recup- ' eratmg at home following a at Hays hospital ' ^ stas- television, piix-olo, or any musical instrument upon any premises, whether used for residential or commercial purposes, or upon apy street or sidewalk, within the Town of Clinton, in such ■ manner or with such volume*-As ! to annoy or disturb any person, 1 or in such manner or with silch volume as to disturby the quiet, comfort or repose of any person m any dwelling, hotel, or other residence. Section 2. It shall be unlaw ful for any person to use any ! loudspeaker or amplifier on any ; automobile, truck, airplane, or I other vehicle for advertising, making announcements, music, or any other pupose within the Town oLi/i+otori "Section 3. Any person violat ing anv portion of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a mis demeanor. and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not les* than Ten ($10.00) Dollars and not more than One Hundred (^$100.00) Dollars or im prisonment for a period of- not less th'an ten (10) days and not, more than thirty (30) days.. Section 5. If any section, port of section, sentence, clause, ot ! phrase^bf this Ordinance shall be' held unconstitutional or invalid.' the remaining provisions hereof shall nevertheless remain in full force and effect, DONE AND RATIFIED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON IN COUN CIL ASSIGNED THIS THE 7TH DAY OF MARCH, 1957. JOE P. TERRY. Mavor Attest: W B. OWENS, Clerk Birthdays and Anniversaries Beverly Webb will celebrate her 13th birthday March 15. Kathy Moorfc- will be eight years old March 17 Mr. and, Mrs-. J T I^anford ob served their 12th wedding anni- • ! ■” U'. March 5 ' :■■- - r r Happy Birthday today to Mr Marvin Harvey, Mrs. Annie Mae Roper and Richard Martin. Tom Gregory will be foui* years old March 17' J, iXilmar Lawson will be 9 vears Gray * Funeral Home ,-.c Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...and... . LMBALMERS Phones 41 AMBULANCE SERVICE /■ the BEST... lor modem togioM, .a modern motor oil—that's Advanced Custom-Madt Havoline. Scientific testa show 'llaifdint is far auperior...do. li’ c-rs more power...lively pick greater gasoline mileaga, And Havoline keeps enginei clean, free from harmful, power- stealing deposits. Drive in and get this better motor oil — Advanced Custom-Made Havoline. WEAR-PROOFS YOUR ENGINE FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR STOP IN AND SEE YOUR TEXACO DEALER SOON H. D. Payne & Co. 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