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Thursday, April 18,1957 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Thirteen LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative TELETHON* IMS Mrs. J. H. Wallenzine, of Chap pells, Jones Wallenzine and Roy Chappells, of Joanna, were recent visitors of Mrs. Lillie Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Armstrong, Kenneth and Sherry, spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest . Armstrong in Rock Hill. Mrs. J. J. Price, Mrs. Lloyd. Whitmore and Misses Jean Ren ee, Peggy Medford, Judy and Sa die Price, of Buffalo, spent Sun day with the former’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom my Crisp. Mr. and Ms. W. L. Motte, Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Reeder were re cent visitors of Billy Motte at the Veterans hospital in Augus ta, Ga. • Miss Cecilia McLendon was the week-end guest of Miss Joanne Leach at Limestone college in Gaffney. Mr. and Mrs. B. R.. Boozer vis ited his parents,-Mr: and Mrs W. B. Boozer, in Newberry Saturday, i On Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. Eulas Gilliam in Greenwood.} Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Parrish and children, of Aikerv visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parrish during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and children, of Rock Hill, visited the Parrish family and Mrs. W. E. Johnson Saturday. Mrs .Jgck Lollis, .of Princeton, and Mrs. Freddy Tucker, of Greenville, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaffney and Mack visited Sunday with Mr. and % Mrs. Ted Morris in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley and Linda were Saturday visitors in Sreenwood . Mrs. F. L. Thornburg and Lee Thornburg have returned home after several days visit with their son and brother, Paul Thornburg, and Mrs. Thornburg ’in Shannon, Ga. • Mr. and Mrs. R." J, Dunaway, Jr., Leroy Dunaway, Bill Patter son and Mrs. Ike Jones left Fri day to visit Mr. and Mrs. R/ J. . Dunaway, Sr., in Winter Haven, Fla. Friends are sorry to learn that Mrs. Dunaway, Sr., is se riously ill. Russell Trammell, Willis Deitz, 'with Allen Clark, textile instruc tor at Clinton high school, were in Clemson Friday and Satur day for the South Carolina Trade and Industrial Club convention. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Pierce and Miss Mary Ellen Pierce visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hughes in Honea Path Sunday. H. S v Watson has returned to his home in Cojumbus, Miss., fol lowing several weeks visit here with his daughter, Mrs. E. W. Mitchell, and Mr. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Stone, of Chattanooga, Tenn., visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Ellis and other friends during the week-end. A2c Williarfi "Wyatt, of Lake Charles, La., spent several days the past week with Mrs. Wyatt 1 and children and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Wyatt. • Mr. and Mrs. W L- Abercrom bie visited his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arm strong in Gray Court Sunday. Miss Betty McDonald and Mrs. Paul McCauley spent the week end m Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Carson Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCauley. GA's Meet Today The Junior Girls’ Auxiliary of Lydia Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon (today) ' at 4:30 p. m. at the church. Church Easter Egg Hunt The Lydia Church of God Sun- J day school will have an Blaster .egg hunt Saturday at 12:30 p. m. on the church grounds. Patty For Young Daughter Mrs. Ithiel Harvey was hostess on Friday aftenoon at a birth day party for her daughter, To nita, on her tenth birthday. Twelve young girl friends were present to help Toni celebate. They played outdoor games, after which they were invited into the dining room where the beauti ful pink cak,e with its ten pink candles centered the table. Cook ies, ice cream, chips, and drinks were served. Toni was presented gifts from her friends. Birth Announcement A2C and Mrs. Maxcy Lambert announce the birth of a son, Ran : dy Charles, on April 14 at the Air Force Base hospital in El Paso, Texas. Mrs. Lambert is the former formeh Miss Carolyn Bennett, of Lydia Mills. ,-—‘ » ♦ Enlists In Air Force J. ESrl Pierce has enlisted in the United States Air Force and is now stationed at Lackland Air Force Bas^ in San Antonio, Tex as. Miss Gregory Celebrates Birthday On Friday e'vening Miss Becky Gregory celebrated her 14th birthday with a party at the Ly dia Community building. - Around forty young people en joyed an evening of games and dancing before the refreshments were served by the honoree’s mother, Mrs. Capers Gregory. Miss Gregory was remembered with a number of gifts. Out of town guests present were: Melvin and Carol Hall, Tony and Linton Mann, of Water loo; Miss Kay Baumburger and Misses Pearl and Barbara Griffin, of Hipkory Tavern. Re-Enlists In Navy Alton Gwinn has re-enlisted in were serevd from a lovely ap pointed buffet table. A lovely arrangement of dog wood and yellow flowers center ed the geen covered table: The lounge i had two arrange- prients of spring flowers. v Visitors were Mrs. William Weir, Miss Marie Weir, Mrs. C. M. Bailey and Mrs. Lucy Mar shall. With The Sick *. ., TT „ .. , . . Miss Claudette Parrish, of JiLS- 5 N D C.. is reeuperat- ■ vy mg at the home of her parents. Mr. a,nd Mrs. Claude Parrish, tioned at the Yard. celebrate her birthday April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kitchens will observe their 16th wedding anniversary April 19. Carol Gregory will celebrate her birthday April ,21. Lewis Howell will observe his birthday April 23. Jim Bailey will^ have a birth day April 14. Mrs. George Avery will have a birthday April 21. Steve Grady will- be seven years old April 19. Officers Installed For PTA following a tonsilectonj^at Hays The Providence School PTAt hos P ltal last w ^ k met for the last time this school Jean Blackwell, daughter of term on- Monday evening, with! Mr. and Mrs. George Blackwell, David \yord, president,« presid ing- . The devotional was given by remains a patient at the Spar tanburg General hospital. Rev. Roscoe Bryan, pastor of/the J Lydia Pentecostal church. Mr. Word thanked those whoj,^ had helped in the eye clinic and pre-chool clinic, reporting that both were very successful. Several members remarked on Surprise Birthday Dinner IAI jliic: „ Hoi i nesst ^T s - Charles Harvey was sur prised Sunday when a number of friends and relatives began to arrive for dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Luther Med- lock and family, of Joanna; Mr and Mrs. Cecil La,nford and Nor , ma, 'Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hanna, o ye n r oT r H f r f ; of Whitmire; Mr and Mrs. J. W , M r s ’ B ' vf U ^ d V 0r t oH g n r l e burner and family, df Green- teacher. and Miss Mary Johnson wood; Mfs Minnie H and fourth grade leather., tied for the Miss Maude Harv Mrs . A[ma attendance awards. -I Harvey and Mrs. Harvey’s ch.l- Offleers for the sehool yeai . rt _. 1957-58 were elected, after which ’ ' * -. - ‘ they were installed by Mrs. J. B.i Mrs. Harvey received lots of Templeton ' - .j met'gifts. Ofticerfe.electgd were: President—Glenn Gaskins Vice-President—Paul Arnold. Secretary—Mrs. Ithiel Harvey Treasurer—Mrs. David Word. At the close of the meeting cake and punch were served by Mr^. Word. The first meeting for next term will be held the third Monday in September. Birthdays and Anniversaries Mrs Nbll Mills -will observe her.birthday April 24 Mrs. J T. Lanford will have a birthday April 19. Miss Nettie, Prihce will observe a birthday ’April 23. Mrs. Roy Snider will celebrate a- birthday April 9. Charles Gaffney Will observe his birthday'April 20. Dan South will be six’years old April 24 Mrs. Ralph Rididle observed her Abercrombie will observe a birthday April 24 Mrs Stanley Hardee, Jr , will Woman's Club Holds Meeting The April meeting,of the Lydia Woman’s club was held the P ast | birthday^April”! 5 Thursday at the Lydia Commun-- j^ rs ^ 'j A ity building. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Horace Smith, president - The devotional was given by Mrs. David H. Roberts. After a short business session the program chairman, Mrs. Clyde Tramrmrlt presented Mrs Cecil McLendon, who was master of ceremonies for a fashion show, using articles from the Lydia Mills Store. Models for street dresses, sport clothes, bathing suits and bed room attire were Misses Cecili McLendon, Franceen- Smith, Kay Roberts, Janice Goss, Sue Word. Laura South and Janice Weir.’ A picture was made of the models beside two display tables with a small boy’s suit and a small girl’s frilly dr£ss, with sev eral blouses and costume jewel ry also" being displayed. ' Following * the program the guests were inyited’ into the din ing room where refreshments County Records The following public records were filed the past week in the office of the Clerk • of Court of Laurens County. Property Transfers Betty P. Beason to J L. Thompson. 298.2 ‘acres, more or. less, on Rabun Creek, for $3 00 and assumption of mortgage. Edaa Mae Hunter to Boyd H Parham, 44 acres, more or less, in .Hunter Township, for $1,250.00. Grace H. Herring to West Vir gima Pulp and Paper Co. 20 65 agres, more or less, about 4 miles East of Ware Shoals, for $10.00 .and , other valuable considera tions Mabel H. Moorhead to J G. Humphrey, lot near Bush River m Hunter Township, for $500.00 Newberry Federal Savings and Loan Association to Zelma Me .Daniel Collins, lot on South Har per St., in the City of Laurens, for, $3,000 00. C. M McDaniel Co. to Garrett Bryson and Lessie Bryson, lot in Lincoln Court Sub-Division, for $160.00. ■ John T Young to B B. Ballard.! lot in The Woods, City of C’lipton. | for $1,150 00 C M McDaniel Co^ to Franees Austin, -lot th Lincoln Court Sub Division, for $16(T.0<) I J. D. Nicholson to E. H Cla- j burn, lot in I^akevicw Sub-Di | vision, for $140.00 Joseph Jelks and Elizabeth | Ray jellps to West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co . 1*57 21 acres, more or less,, two* miles north of Ware Shoals, for $10.00 and other valu able considerations. J. Troy Madden to Ralph T. Wilson, Jr, a fraction of an acre, more or less, near the City of Laurens, for $10.00. Joe H. Bonds to., J M. Hatton, Jr., lot on Caldweil St., Clinton, for $10.00 and other considera tions. Elmer E. Harrison to James E Anderson, lot on South Carolina Highway 72, near the City of Clinton, for $10.00 James E. Anderson to Elmer E Harrison, lot on South Carolina Highway, near': city of Clinton, for $10.00. Ralph T. Wilson. Jr. to J Troy Madden, a fraction of an acre near Laurens, for $10 0<). Johnny M Hatton, Jr, to Roy Burke, Jr, lot on Copeland St . City of Clinton, for $10iH) and other valuable considerations T J. Leake to Sara Garrett Leake, lot on North Bell St.. City of Clinton, for $1000 and other valuable,, considerations. S. S. .Davenport to W C. Knight, 40 acres, more or less, -in'Sullivan Township, for $212 00. W. A. Patton to R L.. Cooper. Jr, and H L. Cooper, 34 21 acres, more or less, in Youngs Town ship for $l,4fK) 00. Bessie Mae Barrett Johnston and Mary Qarrett Bell, to J M -GUliam, lot on Workman Stia^et OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Joanna, for $1 00 and the prem- ( the Joanna Revival Center, lots ! ises. Bessie Mae Barrett .Johnston (and Mary Barrett Bell to J M. Gilliam, lot on Workman Street, Joanna, for $1 00 and Assumption of mortgage C. W Barrett and J E. Bsrrett to J M. Gilliam, lot on Workman Street, Joanna, for $1.00 and as sumption of mortgage. C W Barrett and J E. Barrett to J. M Gilliam, lot on Workman Street, Joanna, for $1 00 and the premises . D. L. Tollison to Jim Howard, lot op I,ake Greenwood, for $225 } C R. Simmons to .Sara E. Sim : mo ns, lots in the l^ake property ! Sub Division, for $5.00. love and | affection H. J Pitts to the Trustees of in thp Blalock Sub-Division, Jo- I anna, for $1.400 00. Tan M. Ray to Trustees of the Joanna Revival Center, lots m the Blalock Estate Sub-Division, Joanna, for $1,400.00 ^ Marriage Licenses Issued Jesse Howard Davis, Elberton, Ga . and Clara tj^ood. Elberton, Ga Marvin Frederick Atkinson. Laurens, and Harnett Elizabeth Tailor, Laurens. William Henry Stone. Clinton, and Ruth Trammell,‘Clinton. Ronald Leon Shirley, Ware Shoals, and Sue Shewbert Smith Ware Shoals * Jackie Dee Latta, Axfell Kan sas, and Sarah Agnes On\ 'l^ui rens. , • Dillard Boland JEWELER 103 K. Pitls St. - EXPERT WATC H REPAIRING Krankoma Pottery Watches 9 Kimberly Diamonds Towle. 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