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Thurnfey April 2, 1959 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ©h? ffllmlnn (Ehroutrb x^*^*********.^^*****'* crombie, with the party. list Church. Greenwood, as ■ mm rnk grn T* ■■> Wayne received gifts from his speaker. m. M ■ Mm mu II I m. u urrra •rac* Gir*ir LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Corrwpoafait, Rapr—nUHra nuraoNi ims Mr and Mrs. H. B. Hurt and fam ily and Gerald Bowen of Wadley, Ga., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goss. Miss Susie Meeks spent the East er week-end with her aunts, Mrs. Estelle Whisonant and Miss Mary Sue Holmes in Cross Anchor M-Sgt. and Mrs. Claude Smith and sons of Fort Chaffee, Ark., are visiting Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry King. After his leave, Sgt. Smith will be stationed in Korea for a year. Mrs. Smith and son will remain here with her parents.. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Reese and children were recent visitors of Mrs. Manley Simmons in Greenville. - Mrs. W. I. Bailey, Sr., spent the week-end in Pineville, N. C., with her niece, Mrs. Ethel Grace. Jimmy O’Shields has reenlisted in the U. S. Air Force for another six years, and is now’ stationed in Or lando, Fla. Dean Abercrombie of Whitten Village, spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs, Mark Windsor, and Mr. Windsor Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dean and fam ily of Cold Poin.t visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dean. Mrs. T. E. Toney and son and Mrs. Estelle Trammell of Columbia, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W L. Boozer Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis were in Union last week for the funeral services of his uncle, Melvin Davis, who died at his home in Rock Kill S-Sgt. and Mrs. Leon Abercrombie of Myrtle Beach, spent a recent week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abercrombie and Mr * Mrs RaeM Moartey an Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cooper and family spent the Blaster week-end in Great Falls with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper and Mrs. George Wade. Mrs. B. C. Revis, Misses Florence Revis and Janice Goss, Rev. Milford Sanders, Timmy and Jimmy, were Saturday visitors in Greenville. Mrs. Frank Moss and children with Gerald Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hurt and children of Wadley, Ga., visited in the mountains Satur day. John B. Bagwell visited his son, J. T. Bagwell and Mrs. Bagwell in Laurens Saturday. TTiey all went to Simpsonvtile to visit his mother, Mrs. Maggie Bagwell. Bobby Fuller, HA, Mrs. Fuller and son of Beaufort, spent the East er holidays with Mr. Fuller’s pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fuller. Mrs. Betty Cauble and Sam Cauble of Anderson, spent Sunday with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ful ler, and family. crombie, with the party Wayne received gifts from his guests BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS PHIPPS Mr. and Mrs Bud Phipps an nounce the birth of & daughter, Hon da Yvonne, on March 24 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Phipps before marriage was Miss Corrine Lawson. TURNER ' Mr. and Mrs. J. W Turner of Greenwood, announce the birth of a son, Timothy Randall, on March 13 at Self Memorial hospital in Greenwood. Mrs. Turner is the former Miss Hazel Harvey, daughter of Mrs. Alma Harvey. McLendon Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow McLendon of Greenwood, announce the birth of a daughter, Debra Marie, on March 26 at Self Memorial hos pital in Greenwood. Before marriage Mrs. McLendon was Miss Nellie Blackwell, dau ghter of Coker J. Blackwell. PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH FAMILY DAY Suiday is to be Family Day at the Lydia Pentecostal Holiness Church beginning with Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. 'and morning worship at 11:00 a. m. Special emphasis is being made Miss Claudine Moore of Mount- ville was the dinner guest of her have all members of each family brother and ssiter-in-Uaw, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Moore, on Tuesday. Miss Ann McLendon and Kenneih McLendon of Greenwood, spent the week-end with C. J. Blackwell and Miss Harriet Wilson. Mrs. Charles Harvey, Beth and Betty Jean, spent a recent week these services, with former members in present for friends and vited. A large number is anticipated by the pastor, Rev. Roacoe Bryan. • PARTY FOR DEBBIE BLACKWELL Mrs. Ralph Blackwell honored with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turner in her daughter, Debbie, with a party Greenwood last Week in celebration of her Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gaskins spent fifth birthday. Sunday with the former’s mother. Thirty guests enjoyed an afternoon Mrs J. F. askins, in Rock Hill of games for little folks Mrs William Hulsey of Hodges. The children sang the birthday is spending the week with her sister, ^ong before being served cake, ice Roscoe Bryan, and Rev. Bry cream, candy eg&, marMunaOow bunnies and drinks. Balloora were Lt Clyde Thompson of Fort Jack- Mr, and Mrs Grady Edge and given as favors guest and girls enjoyed an egg hunt at Largest Number of" Lydia Cook-out ; _ _ * ^ _ Miss Nelhe Osborne, the teacher rOfCSt PireS Reported was assisted by Mrs Carl Heaton p 0f Month of Morch TVre have been three proseiru Any person indebted to said estate tions and three convictions for vio- Is notified and required to make lations of .state fire laws, Mr. Hill payment on or before that date; and \ sa !? " jail persons having claims against list Church. Greenwood, as speaker. WITH THE SICK Danny South has mumps Mrs. Floyd Emery continues in at her home. Keneth Moore has mumps. S. F. Blackwell is a surgical pa tient at Blalock Clinic. Wayne Abercrombie has mumps. Miss Sandy Shelnut and Miss Nor ma Jean Shelnut are ill with mumps. Mrs. Nellie Deairis iU at her home. Mrs. Annie Lawson is ill. Mrs. Henry King is U1 with flu. Mrs. Eva Shockley is a patient at Hays hospital with an injured foot received in a fall at her home Mon day. Cindy Barlowe is ill with measles. BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES “Happy Birthday” to Miss Kay Roberts today. David Bagwell will celebrate his birthday April U. Rufus Edmonds observed h i s birthday March 29. Charles Coker observed a birth day March 27. k S £ Charles Harvey observed his Easter egghunt' Later the girls' en-i birthday March 36 . ... . * J . Mrs. J. B Neal will celebrate-""* \ P ' Q ’" C l,,nch Alle ^ n4 her birthday April 7. ! were; Charlene Evans. Mane Mar-1 “Happy Birthday” to Jimmy Neal tin - Ann Davis . Melda Satterfield, today on his 8th birthday. Carol regory, Nancy Hughey. Dian- Mrs. Ike Jones will observe her ne and Mrs. Burbette birthday April 3. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mrs. Tommy Ellison will observe Mr. and Mrs H. M Hughey an- her bnthday April 7. nounce the engagement of their Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harvey will , observe their 19th wedding anniver- ^ Uffhte "’ f>0r0 * h> Mabel to * llllam sary April 6 Martin Boozer, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Jackson will have a birth- ^ ® oozer day April 5. The wedding win take place in Mitchell Wigley will celebrate bis the early summer b ‘* hda * 6 , „ SHOWER ENJOYED Mrs Bob Franks will obeerve her I w rv Wa .„ T- __. . . birthday April 7 Wjyn * Templeton and Mrs Mis Cecilia McLendon wfll cete- BaJ Kt ' nn * ?U * err at * P' nk brate her birthfey April 7. a ' Kl b,ue s h owrr for Mrs Sam Law- Ann King will be 3 yewv old April sofl Clinton at the home of the S. former, last week Harley Culpepper and Spurgaon A novelty corsage was pinned on According to a report by Ranger Tom Hill, of the State Commission hobdays from Friday ! of For ~ try the la^^es, numher * Monday along with the fire8 for P art or ful1 Jr., Mrs.\J. L. Slaughter and Mrs J B . Vanderford The Kindergarten enjoyed the Easier through schools Horseback Riding Enjoyed The Wa Han Ka group of Camp fire ijirls with their leader. Miss Nel lie Osborne met Tuesday and hik paring with only 30 fires over 112 ►acres for the previous fiscal ye^r were reported in Laurens county FINAL SETTLEMENT through March 17. Take notice that on the 23rd day Fifteen fires burned 784 acres, of April. 19S9. I will render a final Smokers and debns burners were account of my actk and doings as loading causes of fires Four of the Executrix of the estate of .Samuel fires occurred in one day March 10. \ C. Dunlap in the office of the Judge Since July of 1958. Mr Hill pom 1 '*vaid estate will present them on or ted but. there have been 51 fires before said date, duly proven, or over 300 acres of woodlands, com- be forever barred VfTCDE B DUNLAP Executrix March 13. 1969 4C-A-# ed to Copelands farm where they Two of the largest fires were along of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 enjoyed a picnic lunch and later the girls went horseback riding. Baptist Sunday-SchMl Class Parties Mrs. Cecil McLendon's eight year old primary class met at her home on Wednesday afternoon for an Eas ter egg hunt and picnic Miss Cecilia McLendon and Miss Helen Edge hid the eggs and after the children found them, Mrs. Mc Lendon spread the picnic lunch on a cloth in the back yard Present were, Billy Harvey, Billy Brankley, Mike Johnson, Johnny Stewart, Timmy Sanders, Marion Hinson. Tony Nance, Brenda Hin son, Pam Brown and race and Pat ricia Blackwell. Girl's Class Egg Hunt On Thursday afternoon Mrs. E C. Burdette’s 13-14 year old girls went to Dianne Blackwell's home for an the Seaboard railway, east of Clin- o’clock a. m., and on the same day ton, burning approximately 45 acres will apply for a final discharge of woodland from my trust as Executrix Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST Phone 794 Laurens, S. C. visited Mrs Jennene Emory ‘'aughiers visited Mrs. Edge s mo Debbie s birthday cake was lovely lodd wU1 ce ** br * t * birthday* April Mrs Lawson when she armed r, in Us Easter decoration* | 3 Baby bingo and other approp appropriate games were enjoyed by the group after which the how—mi served a Johnson on Sunday ther, Mrs Callie Black, and brother. . . _ Mrs Mart Windsor attended the C M Black, and famdy in Green Mrs Joyce Epting and Mrs Lou NOTH E wedding of Mm Sara Blakely and ^ recently Blackwell assisted Mrs Blackwell Th *‘ L)rd “ rommuiwty R G. Wat—O in Laurens Saturday f Johnson and Mi— >n entertaining wiU be cloaed from Thursday (In roM Mr and Mrs Furman Bagwafl Mary Johnson *>rnt the Easter hoti Debbie received many gifts from d*7> through Monday, as the floors w . , and family attondad the fhaoral av- <My« with Mr. and Mrs Richard her friends are bring reriiuMwd , , ‘ ^ vice* of Mr Bagwell a brotherHn Johnson and Mrs J. E Cobb in LYDIA BAPTIST dfl RCM VFWS Everyone m asked to ntri- wav « law. Albert Thoma*. in Ware ftxub Charlotte. N C TV observance sf the Urd*. w ^ ^ Mn °"« *** J««*> many Mr and Mrs Buddy C« Lae and a0fl - Robert, of •rroiii Monday dinner curst* id Iasi Mrs Calvin Cs ■ | the BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR YOUNG SOhi w a y ao a party at be a of Mr. and M« Mr* 9—ns TV •s^gamo* before bring lavitad W far A white and p-k rake Mr* Vy five p>ak ra After uygmg • —nnuay ran# and m et served Ptons are Mr* Jo— Aberreo—fate sod Mi— the revival wMh v • a» * » » tied gia — Mondav Bayne* mother. 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