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" ThurWa>. April 1 lf59 —rs THK MIVIW ®h? (Elintmt (Ehrmtirb m f \ V April IS Mr mP Mn I t Nwi •« «b- birlMar April U *(■ ok* • MrtA ___ Mr m4 Mr* FWd Kmmry «>B LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Cotr—popd«»t, R>pr——tally Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McGaha and daughter. Cathy, of Greenville, vis ited her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kitchens, re cently. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Carver and Mrs. Maggie Herring of Greenwood, family and Mrs. Claude Carver of Rev and Mrs. Martin Wilbanks of Caroleeu, N. C., were Sunday guests near Clinton, visited the Smiths, of the latter’s brother, Clayton S gt. and Mrs. Willie Cannon, John- Reece, and Mrs. Reece. n y anc | Miss Mona Cannon, Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H. O. Smith following the family day sendees at the Lydia Pentecostal Hob ness Church. In the afternoon Miss Geneva Hall of Iva, Mrs. Charles Rice spent the week end in Norfolk, a., with FN Rice. Mrs. Zinia Woody of Laurens, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Templeton. Mrs. Scott Dawkine and son of Camp LeJeune, N. C., are spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Oakley, while Sgt. Dawkins is on maneuvers. Mrs. Ralph Ballard of Fountain Inn, spent Sunday with her mo ther, Mrs. Bertie Attaway, and her sister, Mrs. W. L. Motte, and Mr. Motte. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Patterson of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. Mary Pat terson. HERE FROM SPARTANBURG Mrs. Marie Hughey of Spartan burg, is visiting her san. H. M. Hughey, and Mrs. Hughey, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bruce of Roe buck, and daughter, Miss Bloodell Bruce, a student nurse at the Bap tist hospital in Columbia, were Sun day visitors of Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Sanders. Clyde Sanders, with Posey Taylor of Clinton, was in Atlanta, Ga., on Thursday and Friday for the 1969 conference of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers Sara Jenkins and Lynn spent Sun day in Charleston and visited Mag nolia. Cypress and Middleton gar dens. Mrs. Sam Prince, Misses Nettie and Roberta Prince were viators in Fingerville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Oakley have returned here from Long Beach, California, to make their home. Mrs. W. L. Boozer, Martin Boozer and Miss Mable Hughey visited the former’s mother, Mrs. Corrie Tram- mell, at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morris and family of Greenwood, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Charles Gaffney. Rev. M. J. Saiders, pastor of the Lydia Baptist Church, with Rev. J. B. Abercrombie, pastor of Bellview Baptist Church, attended the con ference on pastoral care held at the First Baptist Church and the Bap tist Hospital in Columbia Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Frank Walker and children attended the funeral ser vices of J. R Weathers, uncle of Mrs. Walker, in Ware Shoals Fri day. MISS THOMAS SURPRISED WITH PARTY On Friday evening Mrs Ruby Mr. ar*l Mrs Lester Davis and Thomas. Misses Peggy and i-■"«<» family viaited his mother, Mrs Ber- Patter toil gave a surprise birthday tie Davit, in Union, and her parents, party for Miss Barbara Thomas at Mr and Mrs B C. Dickson, in Cow- j the home of the former P* 11 * s **oday A large number of friends were S# Willie Cannon of Fort Ben present to honor Mias Thoms* on ning. Ga . ia pending a tetwlay fur her levnttrentli birthday lough with Mrs Cannon and family Gi Mus Faye Bailey of GmenviUe. is enjoyo* wtth Mias Jenny The Little Bobby Fuller Jr , is mg • few vmfci with hts roots Mr and Mrs Bnd Mrs • C Revu. Mrs M J Crons." on Monday evening at 7 90 p m . at the Church of God The pubbe ia invtted in attend MARRIAGE ANNOUNCE* Mr and Mrs. James Campbell an iHHince the marriage of their (laugh ter. Betty, to Maxie Wallenaute. son of Mr and Mrs. H C. WaUentine of Cimton. The young couple was married March 14 by the Rev J. P. Roque- more, pastor of Bailey Memorial Methodist Church. The marriage was announced March 30. Mr. and Mrs. Wallenzine are re siding with the groom's parents for the present. ABERCROMBIE-CLARDY ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and iMrs. L. W. Abercrombie announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Miss Virginia (Jenny) Abercrombie, to Harold Clardy, son of Mrs. John Clardy, and the late Mr. Clardy of Green ville. The wedding date has been set for April' 25. , WEINER ROAST ENJOYED The Intermediate Training Union Department of the Lydia Baptist Church motored to the Laurens Bap tist Association assembly grounds on Lake Greenwood Saturday evening for a weiner roast. The large group of Intermediates enjoying the occasion were chaper oned by their leaders. Miss Nellie Osborne and Houston Ellis LYDIA BAPTLST CHURCH NEWS The Lydia Baptist Church wQ be gin a week of revival services Sun day. April 12, with services each evening at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Lewis Gibson, evangelist pastor of the Laurel Baptist Church in Greenwood, will be the visiting minister. • Joe Sanders of Spartanburg will be the song leader Rev. Gdison will be vices Sunday through Saturday mug Mr Sanders will come on Monday to be here til rough Sunday ■ There will be T.>r«da> md Thursday a< Mo nan The public Is rordtafiy wetted la Mrs Harry Is tfl al Mrs Wayne Templeton has been a patient at Hay* hospital Mrs Henry Smith is ill with flu Dsbbir and Cindy Barlowe have been ill with measles George Harvey has mumps Mrs. Paul Kitchens has been ill the past week BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Mrs J. P Oakley will observe her birthday April 11. Jerry Jones celebrated his birth day April 7. Clee Satterfield observed h i s birthday April 8. Mrs. Satterfield's birthday will be April 14. Their granddaufditer, Pam Satterfield, will have a birthday April 12. Miss Feroline Seay will observe her birthday April 10. Mrs. Charles Harvey will have a birthday April 13. Danny Pearson was 8 years old April 4, and Johnny Pearson was 11 years old April 5. Mrs. T. D. Douglas wil celebrate her birthday April 12. Douglas Harvey will be 11 years old April 15. , Mrs. J. B. O’Shields will observe her birthday April 15. Mrs. Ithiel Harvey has a birth day today. Tonita Harvey will be 12 years old April 10. Mitchell Wigley celebrated his birthday April 6. Roger Hardee will have a birthday Aprl 10. ivwnry April M j -n -hw--ii mn rRFDITOE'B NOriTE A’l prruMM having rUima (hr mtate of Daisy Lipford Shealy. deceased are hrreb) notified to file the nme duly verified, with the undenignrd. and thone indebted to mid estate will please make pay ment like* we AGNES SHEALY ODEN Admmiatratrix CREDITORS' NOTICE I 1 All persons having claims against the estate of Franklin Claude Pin son, deceased are hereby notified to file the same duly verified, with the, undersigned, and those indebted to said estate will please make pay ment likewise LUCY AGNES PINSON, Executrix. March 26, 1959 CREDITORS NOTICE All persons having claims against' the estate of Reese Logan Holland, deceased are hereby notified to file the same duly verified, with the undersigned, and those indebted to said estate will please make pay ment likewise T CLARK HOLLAND AGNES M HOLLAND. Administratrices Funm a row caoctn now V ^ OoofesCmise w withCbfoe! 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FOURTH BELL TV MUSIC’ SHOW TONIGHT AT 8 ON CHANNEL 1 Top fig-ures in the entertainment world will aj>- pear tonijjht on the Fourth Bell System television mumc show. The program will lie seen here on channel 4 at 8:00 P.M. Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer will present a musical-dramatic sketch especially arranged for the show. Gisele Mackenzie will offer a selection of popular bailatfc and internationally-famou» pianist Jose Itarbi will play on* of his concert favorite* Mane TaArharf and Andre Kftevsk uatstandme •I 8 99 p I sf dw 1 wtO nteri st the church » c iMnpuOTl gf all the teacher* at the church get her with cLbm officer * and soy other* interested in the work of toe church school. Thu orgamiaGoo meets each month for the purpose of discuaaing the problem* of the church school and means for the development of the educational work of the church. • • • The Presbyterian Youth Fellow ship will meet at the church Wednes day evening at 6:30 p m. 'Hie reg ular mW-week prayer meeting will be conducted at the church Wednev day evening at 7:30 p. m. The topic for discusion is ‘•’liie Person and Work of Christ—His Humanity " The public is invited to all ser vices of the church. AUTO SHOWDOWN Only MERCURY dares invite across-11 te-board comparison with leading competition WE PAY 5% Aim«U $5,000,000.00 WE SAY IT’S TIME car buyers got the facts, all the facts and Hom ing but the facts. So come on in for a feature-for-feature, dollar-for- clollar showdown: Mercury vs. any car you name. W e ll put cur tiiuls on the table-you 11 get the deal ol the year. Don’t mi*s :’! AUTO SHOWDOWN’IX OCR SHOWROOM* NOW BALDWIN MOTOR CO to: %»«*«* 9lM*» mr • J