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T \ —^—- 1‘ajre Twelve THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, October 3, 1957 MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative ' TELEPHONE 10*5 Mrs David Word and Mrs. J. F. i Village, spent the week-end with her j r PTA Has September Meeting The first meeting of the Provi dence School Parent-Teacher Asso ciation was held at the school on Sept. 16, with a large number pres ent The president, Glenn Gaskin, pre sided and gave the devotional Pray er was given by A. M. Shumate, Weir were Saturday visitors of Mr. aunt. Mrs. Annie Lawson, and Mrs .1 .1 Weir in Spartanburg. | • •'* rs Margaret Harris, of Laurens, Mr and Mrs. R B Fennell, Mr. and Mrs Bil Fennell and Steve^vere -w-ec ^Uf-stv-of Mr— Lee in Reidsville.'N ami Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. Mack Harris during, the week-end * Mrs. L O Henry and son, Pat llenrv, of Myrtle .1 A Mr. and Mrs. Janves (Dean and family were called to fcaluda on -Tuesday-of last week rhte to the death of her sister. M^s^ Eunice Goodman ■ ’ ' Mr ,%id Mrs William Stone and I know Mrs. Burnet tunderwent sur- Debbie. of Anderson, spent the'gery in the Spartanburg General week-end with Mr and Mrs. Clyde'hospital last week and expects to Trammell ' j come to the home of her parents this Mr and Mrs F L Thornburg and week to recuperate. Miss Margaret Blakely, teacher, introduced Mr Shealy. the new principal at Providence, to the group. During the business session plans spent the were discusjbd for the year's work week end with her parents, Mr. and with the meetings to be held the Mrs C. E Spradley/ third Monday of each school month Mr and Mrs. David R Roberts and family Spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs Fred Burnett hr Ar cadia Friends wall be interested to except December. The project for the year is to buy uniforms fur the school patrol. A film on "Life at Thorfiwell Or phanage" was shown by Calvin Cooper. ' Mrs. Chris Adair's fifth grade had the most parents present. Mrs. David Word and Mrs. Glenn to know she continues lil at, her home. Mrs. Annie, Law son has been ill a few days. Birthday Supper Enjoyed O. C. Harris, of near Laurens, was pleasantly surprised Sunday evening with a birthday supper at the-home of Mrs. Alma Harvey. Enjoying the occasion with him were Mrs Harris and children, Mr. and Mr:? Ithiel Harvey and daugh ters, Ylrs Minnie Harvey, Miss Maude Harvey, Mrs. Charles Har vey and children and Mrs Harvey. After the bountiful meal Mr. Hat': ris was given several nice gifts by the guests. _ . . . ... , . . | Gaskin served light refreshments Lee Thornburg were recent visitors Jimmy Lari Gregory and Doyle foUmving (he im , H| in « ome „ Ga . , h M : Tc.npleum left for Columbia Sunday | offlcers f()r tKis scho<) , tt . rm are Mrs R (. Johnson, Mr and where they were to be inducted into Mrs Bennie Johnson, of Pickens, the l\ S. Navy were Saturday night supper guests Mr and Mrs E. C. Burdete were of Mr and Mrs. Bobby Johnson recent visitors of her brother. D. L. Mr and Mrs. Ted Prevette and Manning, and Mrs. Manning, in Mrs. Grier Todd, of Lumberton, N. Anderson C and Mrs. John Word were Sun- •— - day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Baptist Church Calls Pastor David Word Mrs. Todd returned The Lydia Baptist Church has ex hume with Mr. and Mrs. Prevette tended a call to Rev Milford J. following a visit with Mrs. Word. jSaiders. of Roebuck, to accept the Mr and Mrs B. T. Bagiev, Mr.[church pastorate, and Mrs Floyd Cumby and fam- Rev Sanders has tendered his dv of Goodwater, .Ala . spent the resignation at the Roebuck church as follows: President-—Glenn Gaskin. Vice-President—Paul Arnok# Secretary—Mrs. Ithiel Harvey Treasurer—Mrs. David Word Attendance Chairman — David Word WMS Host To Youth M Iss Pierce Honored ' Mr. and Bobby Pierce, Clinton, honored his sister. Miss Mary Ellen Pierce, with a surprise birthday dinner at their home on Sunday. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. I. N: Pierce, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Richie and Stevens, all of Lydia. EVERYDAY COUNSELOR By Dr. Herbert Spmujrh Many people’s lives are empty be cause they refuse to fill them; they are devoid of happiness because they fail to'grasp ti. The majority who take their own lives do so be cause they become so unbalanced mentaHy as to feel that there is nothing for which to live. , A prominent psychologist has esti mated that of all suicides, only one quarter of one per cert come from the ranks of those who have culti vated hobbies or multiple interests. It is dangerous to put all the eggs in one basket. Drop the basket and the eggs are gone. The business man who has never cultivated anything other than his one job is a pitiful sight when he is compelled to retire. He can think of nothing to do. . The mother who gives her all to her children faces a dismal middle age when the children grow up and leave home. The Christian religion is the most unselfish influence in the woqld, be cause it teaches us to look inward for examination, upward for inspi- self. If his hobby is some form of ration, and outward for expression, handicraft, he is »maknig things to Birthdays and Anniversaries Mrs. Lizzie Miller will observe her birthday October 7. ^Tony Black is celebrating his 14th birthday today. Floyd Poole will observe his birth day October 8. "Happy Birthday” to Cecil Me- Ix'ndon today*. George Harvey will be 6 years old week-end with Mrs Bagiev's daugh ter. Mrs Ira Bailey, and Mr Bai- to bpr me effective October 13 af ter fixe years there. lev Mr and Mrs. Bailev and fam- lb will come to the Lydia church 1 cor er 2 ily gave a birthday dinner Satur-i on October (20 as pastor. (HPrffir“Mr B3TroyVTttOtlrer~MTS: J -Sanders is-^r native of Ta- W 1 Bailey, and Mrs Bailey’s sis- a'ha. Fla He attended North ter. Mrs Cumby Mrs John Gall-1 Greenville Junior College, the Bap- man and Teresa were guests for the occasion Mrs R L Norton, The Lydia Baptist Church Worn- <) Cto b er an >.Missionary Society was host to Mrs. A. T. Crawford will observe the Young People's organization at | H>r birthday October 4 Kenneth Moore will observe his the church on Monday evening. Groups from the Girls’ Auxiliary, Royal Ambassadors, and Sunbeam Falls, spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. S. L Wilson, and Mr Wilson. Miss Sandy Shelnut, of Whitten, also dinner! t.-t Institute m Lakeland Fla., and M Shum . )t Jr Mrs Mattie Har- the University of Mississippi. vev and Mrs R G coker. Cold of Calhoun Rev Sanders is married and he drinkSi coukips and nuts were serv . birthday October 9 Douglas Overstreet will celebrate Bands enjoyed an evening of fel j hj s birthdav October 5 low>lnp Wijh Mrs E. C. Burdette i Mr and ^ George Blackwell and Mrs, K. L l\hitmire-direethig;ttitl~observe~a' wedding anniversary the games. j October 10. Others assisting were Mrs. Hous-I ton Ellis, WMS president; Mrs. A and Mrs. Sanders with their four sons, are exected to move into the chuTch parsonage around October 17 . ' / Birthday Party for Daughter Beth Harvey was honored Sept. LIVESTOCK fp The Saluda County Stock Yard Good Place to Sell your Cattle! Auction each Thursday at 1 p.m. —SOUTH CAROLINA’S FASTEST GROWING LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE Air-Conditioned For Your Comfort It Will Pay You To Sell Your Livestock At The HI-H Saluda County Stock Yard SALUDA. S. C. Bring Y’our Card of Thanks We would like to let everyone know how much we appreciate the many things given to us, and espec ially the party and donations, fol lowing the loss of our home by fire. Everyone has been so wonderful. , . , , '‘ ( Thanks so much. We re sure you ; 21 with a birthday party in celebra- ‘ w ju b e blessed ! 'ion of h*- t h 'r d birthday, with her _ MR ^ND MRS S L WIL- mother as hostess at their home. gQj^ A ^{) family Around twenty little friends and, _ . S grownups joined in the celebration 1 with Beth After a number of games the I guests were invited to the serving ! table where the lovely pink birthday cake with its three candles was the | center of attraction After singing j "Happy Birthday" the cake w : as cut and served with ice cream. Beth was presented many gifts from her friends. Sympathy Extended Sympathy is extended to Mrs. James Dean and family in the death of her sister. Mrs. Eunice Griffin Goodman the past week in Saluda. Church Meetings Today The Junior GA's„and Sunbeam Bands will meet today at 4:30 p. ni at the Lydia Baptist Church. With The Sick Mrs. Sudie Grant has returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. 0. Williams, after an illness at Blalock clinic. Friends are sorrv FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 18th day, of October, 1957, we will render a final account of our acts and doings as Executors of the estate of Vir ginia A. Neville in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens Coun ty, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the same day will apply for a final dis charge from our trust as Executors. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date: and all persons having claims aganist said estate win present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. ^ TALULAH N. SPRATT, DAVID WYATT AIKEN NEVILLE: " Executors Sept. 17, 1957 4C-O-10 here's the high fashion story... on Montag Stationery Now Montag creates the perfect fashion accessory for your thoughts. Dramatic continental letter papers in luscious colors with slender lined matching envelopes. Papers with clever, humorous designs deftly embossed. Dainty hand painted effects in edible colors. 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