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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, August 29, 1957
LYDIA MILLS
MRS. CLY DE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative
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Mr. and Mrs. David R. Coker and
Marvin. Mr. and Mrs Mason Cole
man and children, Mrs Addie Bee
Coleman. Janet and Linda Roper at-
Warren. Wells; and Jerry, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Goss' mother,
Mrs G. \V. "Bowen, in Wadley, Ga.
Miss Janice Gos and Gary’ Goss re
tended the Cross Hill Church of God turned home after a few weeks visit
homecoming Sunday. with their grandmother and other
Mr and Mrs. Frank Gos and sons,' : relatives in Wadley, Macon, and Au-
TOLD ITT
gusta, Ga. Larry Hall, of Augusta,
came home with Gary for a week’s
visit.
Mr and Mrs WMlliam Stone and
Debbie spent the week-end with his
brother, Lewis Stone, and Mrs.
Stone in Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Prince, of
Marietta, Ga.j spent the week-end
with the former’s mother, Mrs. Sam
Prince, and other relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Crowe, Mrs. Sarah
Jenkins and Lynn. Mrs Willie Can
non and Misses Beverly Buzhardt
and Mona Cannon w ere Sunday visi
tors at Kings Mountain
J W. Poole, Misses Lunette, Lois
and Gladys Poole, Mr. and Mrs.
George Faulkenberry, of Rock Hill,
were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Wallace.
Rev. and Mrs. Roscoe Bryan andj on Satuorday evening when she en-
children attended the Martin reunion tertained with a birthday party for
effective Sunday, Sept. 1 instead of
Sept. 15 as previously announced.
As Sunday will be Rev. and Mrs.
Hardee's last Sunday with the
church, it is hoped that a large
number will ,be present to wish him
well in his new pastorate at the
First Baptist Church in Thomas-
ville, N. C.
■ With The Sick
Betty Jean Harvey was a patient
at Hays hospital ever the week-end.
Mrs. Earl Armstrong entered
Hays hospital Monday for surgery
on Tuesday.
D. B. Wehunt is a patient at Hays
hospital.
Party For Daughters
Mrs. Noland McCravy was hostess
at Greenwood slate park Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. 1 N. Pierce, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Pierce and Dur-
Miss La Don Mc-
Lydia Community
Before you
sign for a
sma
car.
her daughter,
Cravy, at the
house.
wood and Miss Mary Ellen Pierce! A large number of young people
were recent week-end visitors in vve re invited to enjoy an evening of
game .sand dancing.
The hostess, assisted by ^Vfrs Ed-
refresh-
with
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Mr and Mrs. Clyde Trammell
were Sunday dinner guests of her na Nelson, served party
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and ,nt ‘ n * s ,0 Sroup
Mrs Paul Glenn, in Greenville. I)on was remembered
Keith Glenn returned to his home man - v ^^ ts - _ 1
after a week s visit with his uncle
and aunt here. Week-End Revival
Mrs. Henrv Abercrombie, with A week-end revival will begin
Rev. and Mrs. J B. Abercrombie Thursday (tonight) at 7:30 p m. to
ami family, of LaurenS 1 , visited run through Sunday at the Cross
S Sgt. and Mrs. Leon Abercrombie H>11 South Church of God.
at Myrtle Beach a few days the past Rev - - Weathers, of the Milam
' week They returned by way of ’Road Road Church of God, will do
Charleston where they enjoyed .the the preachitig.
sights. There will be special singing and
Mr and Mrs. Yancy Eubanks and anisic.,
family, of Buffalo, were week-end Rev. James E Coker, pastor of
guest’s of her parents, Mr. and Mrs the church 1 ; invites the public.
Ernest Davis ♦
Mr. ami Mrs Luther Medlock Birthday Dinner Sunday
and family, of Joanna, were Sunday M rs Jessie Mae Owens honored
visitors of Mrs Alma Harvey i f{ 0 y Owens Sunday with a birthday
Mi-v-. Priscilla Gaskins, Frank and dinner Sunday at their home. Those
David Gaskins spent a few days this enjoying the occasion were: Mrs.
week with their grandmother, Mrs.j Annie Lawson, Mrs. Russell Tram-
J F Gaskins, and aunt. Mrs Mil- m ell, Mrs. Nellie Dean and Lucy,
,dred Higgins, in Rock Hill. Misses Sandy and Linda Shelnut,
Mr and Mrs Harry Templeton Mrs Owens and Mr. Owens,
and daughters, Dianne and Darlene, j ^
visited Mr. and Mr^. Fred Barrett
in Greenville Sunday.
S-Sgt Dick McLendon, of Jack-,,. K c a . . j.
sonvilU-. Kb . spent the week-end " 1 ™ u , 8 ^ Su, "; ay th '„ Ly,i ‘ a „ Pente ‘
wdh^mo'hor. Mrs. Stella Mc-,^ o( U]c
Revival Still In Progress
Revival services will continue
Lydia Community building on
Thursday evening.
A large number of friends were
present to enjoy the evening of
games of house bingo, filling Ruth’s
pantry shelves, and gathering the
clothes pins, which were under the
direction of Mrs. Grady Smith and
Mrs. B. F. Harvey. ™
The guests were invited into,the
dining room where ice c r e a rtl,
pound cake and cold drinks were
served buffet.
The table was centered with an
arrangement of asters with crystal
candelabra holding yellow f candles.
Late summer flowers decorated
the lounge.
Mrs. Stone was presented a host
of lovely ancT useful gifts for the
home.
The hostesses were: Mesdames
JE,_ C. Burdette, R. E. Whitmire,
Stanley Hardee, Jr., Harvey and
Smith.
Party For Mrs. Wyatt
Mrs. Nathan Wyatt was honored
with a pink and blue shower on
Monday evening, with Mrs. J. B.
O’Shidds, Mrs. Sharon Reeder,
Mrs. Jim Dean, Mrs. C h r i s t e 11
Campbell and Mrs. Gladys Camp
bell as hostesses.
Appropriate games were directed
by Mrs. O’Shields
Refreshments of ice cream, cake,
cold drinks and mints were served
by the hostesses
Many lovely and useful gifts were
presented to Mrs. Wyatt
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Bridal Shower for Mrs, Alexander
The Lydia Community building
was the scene of a lovely bridal
shower on Friday evening for Miss
Shelby Alexander, .a bride-elect of
August 31.
Games were directed by Mrs.
Melvin Satterfield.
Approximately thirty friends were
present to share the occasion with
Miss Alexander.
Mrs. Joe Proffitt invited the
guests into the dining room where
sandwiches, potato chips, party
mints and drinks w - ere served from
the-buffet table.
The bride-elect was presented
many lovely gifts which were op
ened for all to admire.
Hostesses for the party were:
Mrs. Delores Gregory, Mrs. Peggy
Avery, Mrs. Molly Gregory, Miss
Junior Group Meets Today
The Junior Girls’ Auxiliary of the
Lydia Baptist Church will meet at
the church today (Thursday) at 4:90
p. m.
All the girls are asked to bring
a gift, some kind of toy, which will
be sent to a missionary to distribute
at Christmas time.
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Miss Glenda Alin Seay, student
nurse at the Baptist hospital in Co
lumbia, spent the week-end with her
grandmother, Mrs. J. H Seay. Her
parents. Mr and Mrs. James Seay,
and Mike, of Greenville, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Seay and Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Trammell.
Mrs. Ernest Lark, of Fort Eustis,
Va , has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Glenn Gaskins, and Mr. (Bas
kins for two weeks.
Mr and Mrs. B. C. Smith and
daughters. Carolyn and Sandra Lee,
and Mrs. M. L. Smith, of Greer,
were recent guesLs of the latter’s
son-in-law and daughter, Mr andj
Mrs. David R Coker.
David Satterfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Satterfield and Melda and
Miss Shelby Alexander accompanied
Seaman Gerald Satterfield to At
lanta. Ga., following his week-end
visit here with his father
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of
Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Troy
costal Church. Rev. Roscoe Bryan,
! pastor of the bhurch, extends a - j
j cordial invitation to everyone- tir LtmLr-Satterfield antT Mrs7~Ffoffittr ]•
atend the services each evening at
7:30 p m
Service Time Change
The Lydia Methodist Church has
announced the change of services
beginning Sunday, Sept. 1.
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
^Jorning Worship at 11:10 a. m.
Sunday evening services 2nd and
4th Sundays at 7:30 p. m.
Farewell Party for Pastor’s Wife
Members of the Lydia Baptist
Church Woman’s Missionary Society
will be hostesses at a farewell party
for Mrs. Stanley Hardee, Jr., on
Friday evening in the church social
hall.
AU ladies of the church and
friends are invited.
Herts how
Birthdays and Anniversaries
, Russell Trammell will celebrate
his birthday August 31.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Amercrom-
bie will celebrate her birthday Sep
tember 4.
Miss Peggy Mclnvaille will ob
serve her birthday September 5.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Abercrombie
will observe a wedding anniversary
Sept. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawton will
celebrate their second wedding an
niversary September 4.
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Birth Announcements
Roach
. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roach, of
ouglas, of Laurens, were Saturday, c en tral, announce the birth of a son,
spuper guests of Rev. and Mrs. Rj c hard Miller, on August 25 at the
Roscoe Bryan. Anderson hospital
Jack ( lynpbell, of Greenville, Mrs. Roach is the former Miss
usited Mr and Mrs. J. W tamp- p rances Fuller, daughter of Mrs.
bell Sunday. |j w Fuller
Mrs. Jeanette Evans and son, of Harvey
Atlanta, Ga., were week-end guests! S-Sgt. and Mrs. Jessie Harvey, of
of Mr and Mrs Bill Nelson and 1 \nchorage, Alaska, announce^ the
' « J fuller ! birth of a daughter on August 21
Air. and Mrs. J t Atkinson spent a t the base hospital in Anchorage,
the week-end with her parents, Mr. jhe little girl has been named
and Mrs. H. P. Hayes, in Scottsdale, Pamela Kay.
Ga Randall Atkinson returned
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home with his parents after a
week’s visit with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gaskins and
( Mr and Mrs. Scuppy Gallman spent
the week-end at Cherokee, N. C.,
and attended the play, “Unto These
Hills.’ ’
V C. Blackwood and daughters,
Sgt. HarvejN^sjkhe son of Mrs.
Alma Harvey.
Mrs Harvey is the former Cath
erine Campbell, of Pensylvania.
New Pastor at Methodist Church
The community extends a wel
come to Rev. James Stewart, the
new pastor of the Lydia Mills Meth-
Sandra, Dianne and Fay, of Donna, j odist Church, and to Mrs. Stewart
Texas, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. B. and young daughter.
Boiler during the week-end. | Rev. Stewart is a senior at the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arevelo and Chandller School of Theology at
chilrren, of Miami, Fla., were sup-1 Emory University in Atlanta, Ga.
per guests of Mr and Mrs. Charlesiand is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tot
Gaffney on Wednesday and Thurs- Stewart who live on the Joanna
highway:
Coming This Week! Be Sure To Attend
Laurens Electric Co op Fair
AND ANNUAL MEETING
Thursday and Friday
August 29 and 30
and Mrs. Joe Corley and
family visited Mrs. Daisy Corley
and other relatives in Greenwood
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bragg and
Rev. and Mrs. Stewart will move
into the Methodist parsonage on
Cypress street at an early date.
Rev. *Stewart was asigned to the
Lydia and Sandy Springs churches
Kathy, of Greenville, were recent at the recent Methodist conference.
visitors of the former’s sister, Mrs.
Charles Gaffney, and Mr. Gaffney.
Rev. Hardee Resigns
Rev. Stanley Hardee, Jr., pastor
of the Lydia Baptist Church, has
tendered his resignation to become
Rev. Austin Wilkes, former pas
tor, has been assigned to a Green
wood church.
Mrs. Stone Honored With Party
Mrs. William Stone was honoree
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