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/ Thuntda>. June 19, 19&8 THE CUNTON CHB0NIC1 » LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, C-r-poadfi, R«prw*nU(iTt I and ctuldrvn af Mtanu Pin . I suppnr (umU at thr Cafflwyi Mr and Mra. Wiley Harper and family of Greenwood, spent Fath er'* Day with the letters father. S. J. Todd Mus Linda Wilard spent the past week with her brother and sister- in-law, Mr and Mrs Him Willard, in Sumter. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Willard spent Friday night with their son, going especially to ac company Miss Willard home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goss and family were guests of Mrs. Goss’ mother, Mrs. G. W Bowen, during the week-end Mr. Goss and Gary returned home while Mrs. Goss and Janice, Warren Wells and Jerry remained for a couple of weeks visit in Wadiley, Ga„ with her mo ther and other relatives. Miss Priscilla Gaskins is spend ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Harrelson in Loris. Mr. and Ms. Clyde Trammell are attending the Grand Chapter ses sion, Order of Eastern Star, in Charleston this week, returning home tonight. Mrs. Trammell was to be installed as District Deputy Grand Matron of the sixth district this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Alexander visited Sunday with his brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Wood, in Gray Courf - Miss Mary Sue Holmes, Mrs Es telle Whisonant and Mrs. S. P. Wat son of Cross Anchor, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Frances Meeks Mrs. B. C. Revis. Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Sanders accompanied Miss Florence Revis to Durham, N. C., on Tuesday where Miss Revis was to enter Duke hospital for plastic surgery Mrs. Revis will remain in Durham with her daughter Mr and Mrs. Quinton Jones were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon in Greenville Mrs. Lula Birchmore. Mr and Mrs Henry Griffin, Joyce and Mary Griffin of CoiumtMa. visited their •on. Charlie Birchmore. Mrs Birch more and daughter. Mrs Connie Dam, over the weekend The for mer Mrs Birchmore will celebrate her *71h birthday Fnday June J» Mrs W, E Johnson and Mus Mary JohMuo hove bon m«U*g thru danghter and cuter Mrs C B Murptoo Jr . aad Mr ia tevaanah Ga for a h Mr and Mr* Glam mm apoo* t other • Doy o«h Mra UaaHm * pomu Mr mat Mrs « Mr and Mrs Pool Kdwtna and Lrsorpn » Nrtn* Mrs Met am wtmm Harm ad Feet tt Vhwrwdup a»aaaa0i oat Mho hadhr (Bah* Mr and lies J 4 Greenwood aeveral times during the Part week and this week Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Eubanks of Buffalo, spent the week-end with the latter a parents. Mr and Mrs Les ter Davis. Mrs Zima Woody of Laurens, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Templeton Mr and Mrs. Calvin Cooper and family spent the week-end in Great Falls with Mrs. George Wade. Mr and Mrs. Dick Fennell of Greenwood, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs R B Fennell. Mr. and Mrs. John Heath qf Greenville, were Thursday and Fri day visitors of Mrs. J. H. Seay On Saturday Mrs. Seay accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith of Lau rens, to Winnsboro for the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brissie. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry, Mike and Kay, of Fork Shoals, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pitts enjoyed a Father’s Day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bodie. Mr. and Mrs. Casey Abercrombie and Jimmy of Greenwood, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Joshe Motte. Miss Marcelle Abercrombie of North Augusta, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aber crombie. Rev and Mrs. M. J. Sanders and sons spent last week with the for mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Sanders in Palatka, Fla. Artie Joe remained with his grandparents for a few weeks visit. William Stone of Anderson, joined Mrs Stone and daughter here for the week-end. Mrs. Stone and Deb bie spent last week with her pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram mell On Sunday the Trammells, the Stones and Mrs. Russell Trammell ; attended a Father’s Day dinner horv >nng Mr Trammell's father, R T. Trammell, at his home near Clin ton I Mr and Mrs David Coker and Marvin. Mrs Addle Bee Coleman, Mr and Mrs Mason Coleman aad children atetndod the Homecoming mrvtcsa at (he $outh Cross Hill Charrh of God oa Sunday Mr and Mrs Way** Me Ha* of Brymn Cky N C. are »H«ti*g Mr and Mrs W T Wtgt*?, hnrg. tp*m the ■o*h««d s«a her OMthe* Mrs Jamma ttsanson M aad Mrs Jock Morton of End lavoeyonf CWio aata rsvvos i »«t*j k-j#i tmaMi *4 •••os amndm oak Manor fhaosa Birthday Party For Earn* Hanna celebrated her 11th birthday Saturday with a party at her home, given by her mother, Mrs Fred Hanna, Around twenty young people were present to help Karen celebrate After an afternoon of games, party refreshments were served Ms Ruby Dunaway and Mrs Nellie Dean assisted Mrs Hanna in the courtesies of entertaining Karen received many gifts a HNi tt a Jr «U Mr rtk m ir% c h I Mr* ( mam i h of IP and Mr* Bvy—I Mr Mr «d IP* *r™ = \ rrifttr* extehmin %tim. to Did SHI. Cdbrt r A» / Gel Faster Starts with TEXACO OUTBOARD MOTOR OIL! TEXACO OUTBOARD motor oil helps you start on the first pull of the cord. It keeps engine parts, spark plugs clean and free of deposits. You enjoy smooth power and dependable performance full-time! Guard underwater gears, shafts and bearings against wear and corrosion with tough Texaco Out board Gear Grease. Protect fluid-lubricated gears completely wifh superior Texaco Outboard Gear Oil EP 90. TEXACO MARINI LUBRICANTS AND FUELS STOP IN AT YOl’R NKARKST TEXACO STATION H. D. Payne & Co. SIIS AC- Young Son Honored With Party Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jessie Hairston honored he young son. Joe, with a birthday party in celebration of his fifth birthday Around twenty- four guests were present for the occasion. The young folk enjoyed outdoor games with Mrs Donald Lawton of Orangeburg, and Mrs Jimmy Barnes, sisters of Joe. and Mrs Joe Proffitt assisting with the games and serving of refreshments Joe's birthday cake was a beau tiful white one with pink decora tions and five pink candles. Decorated cake squares and ice cream, mints and suckers were enjoyed. Hats and balloons were given each one as favors Joe received many nice gifts from his little friends. Woman's Club Meets Tonight The Lydia Woman’s club will meet tonight (Thusday) at 7:30 p m. at the Lydia Community build ing All ladies of the community are invited to join the club. An interesting program on flower arrangements has been planned, with Mrs. Gary Holcombe as guest speaker All members are invited to be present and bring a guest Par Mrs. Uteway Mr and Mr* W L Mott* ware i for a birthday dinner honoring bar mother, Mra Retie Attaway. Sunday at the Ly dia cook-out Enjoying the day together were Mr ahd Mrs. Jessie Attaway of Saluda. Mrs Katie Belle Williams of Greenwood. Mrs Mamie Turner of Ninety 4iix. Willie Attaway and daughter and grandchildren. Bill Attaway and son of Newberry. Mrs Ralph Ballard, Mr and Mra. Buck Rumfelt of Fountain Inn. Mr and Mra Maxie Reeder and son of Lau rens; Mr and Mra Motte, Larry Motte, Mrs Peggy Wyatt and chil- den and Mrs. Attaway A bountiful dinner was served pic nic style Mrs Attaway was remembered with gifts from relatvies i IS through July It The group wtO leave the Lydia Community Building Tueoday mor mng. July IS. at T:00 a. m Pre-Btrthdav Party Sotardav The Lydia Community House was the scene of a birthday party for Miss Florence Revis in advance ; of her birthday which will he June 29 due to Miss Revis entering the hospital for treatment this week Around 25 >oung people enjoyed an evening of games and dancing Afterwards the honoree s mother. Mrs R C Revis, and sister, Mrs Bobby Webb, served sandwiches, chips, cup cakes and cold drinks Mis RevtS was presented many j lovely gifts, among them several pairs of pajamas and other articles to carry ot the hospital with her M M* The *Wrh Mrs Joabe Mote ts recuperating at home following surgery at Bla lock Clime Mis Florence Revis entered Duke Hospital in Durham N C . Tues day for plastci surgery David Shockley has returned home Mlowing an appendectomy at HI.il<* k < lini< the first 4 ; w- k RlrtMavs and Anniversaries Jimmy Sanders will tie 13 years old June 23 Joe Hairston was 5 years old Jun< 18 "Happy Birthday to Mrs Homer Fuller today Billy Dickerson will he 10 years old June 22 Mr and Mrs I. \S . Abmrombte will observe their wwtdfwg anniver sary June 24 Rev* James E Coker will cele brate hi* birthday June 22 Loretta Coker will have a birth day June 2D and James Franklin Cuker will have a birthday June 23 Mrs Allen White will celebrate tier birthday June 21 Stanley Rice will be 5 years oid June 27 Danny Black will celebrate his birthday June 27 Karen Hanna was 11 years old June 14 ^ Telephone Employees Hove Perfect Record Telephone employees in Clinton have again in IDfiR helped Southern Bell and the Beil System via tbk National .Safety ' ouaeil s tap award, the "Award of Honor,” A waa am noon red today The award fugheat safety award in the nation has gone to Souther* I Bell and Bell System employe** for six out of the past seven years. *e- f rdmg to I X- Edwards Soutbark Bell manager here There was not a single lost um* injury among telephone employee* in the Clinton exchange during 19S7, ro» even among employees driving company vehicles, Edwards stated. More than 73 miles were driven without i lost-time injury , Wt , very proud of the safety : record of Clinton employees and the part they had in winning this award. Edwards said. K Vs Meet Friday The Junior and Intermediate RA's will meet Friday evening at 6 o'clock at the church All boys nine t hrough sixteen years of age are invited Schedule For Camp Fire and Blue Bird Girls Each member of the Blue Bird, Camp Fire and Horizon clubs are to register with her leader by Sat urday, June 21, if she, is planning to attend Camp Buckhom. It is necessary that the leaders know the number planning to at tend Upon registering each girl will be informed of the exact date for her pnysical examination, which must be given to every member before attending camp The camp will be held from July Baptist Church News The ordinance of the Lord's Sup per will be observed Sunday eve ning at the Lydia Baptist Church regular Sunday evening service at 7:30 p m All members are invited to be ORR ANIMAL CLINIC Whitmire Hiphway Hours; 8-12 A. M.—1-6 P. M. Evening 7-8 Office Ph. 162.1 Re*. 1061-R-2 DANIEL E. ORR. D. V. M. 1 THs Adjutant danaral OF SOUTH CAROLINA • Is a position concerned ONLY with the National Guard. • Should be filled by a man with BROAD NATIONAL GUARD EXPERIENCE. • Holds the State’s HIGHEST full time military position. • Is a LEADER of the state's youth in a very critical era. ' r frank D. Pineknay t Hag over 34 years of National Guard experience. • Has been with the Adjutant General's Dept, for over 11 years • Served in World Wits I and n. • Can provide the ri?ht leader ship in a pentonuc reorganise tioo. H FRANK D. PINCKNEY HAS SAID "I appreciate tmmeaauribly tbs itrong rot* of eonfMcnea fivan ma by th# p«opl* of South Carolina in Jta* 10th If I am else tod Adjutant Osnsrsl, I will Itavs no atono unturusd to <e«p within our wop lerfil the BEBT National Guard in tha United Statea which I think wa h*v* today * I iWod for sod wUl aain. tain a complttoly aagregatod Soule Carolina National Guard. Morrotrs hlou* v_ Mwf fiiffcwr CtecfcM* FANCY (10 (Kt SLICING Stock Vow freezer f Big Frozen Food SALE fff j.~ ai. tees SEAMOOK FARMS FROZEN BABY GREEN LIMA BEANS 2 ™ 55< 9EABROOK FARMS FROZEN SPEARS BROCCOLI 2 ™ 55» SKABROOK FARMS FROZEN BABY WHOLE OKRA 2 ™ 55c SKABROOK FARMS FROZEN PEAS 1002. PK0S. 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