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> Thmfey. fttey 7. 1959 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL. CorrMporttni. RtpreMnUtlr* TCLCPBONV IMft Laurms. vuuird Mrs J. H Saay.of th# Lydia adult* wiB jota to with Sunday tha Woman • C lub to have a sue- Mrs J. Aster Simmons of Groan- cossfui cljmc A small too will be vtlle. Is visMlmt her brother. Mrs chanted for the vaccine given each. Clayton Reece, and Mr Reece Mrs | Anyone who la interested, plase Mrs. Jessie Hairston. Miss San dra Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Forrester and sons spent Sunday in Orangeburg with Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Lawton. i Mrs. Clyde Trammell, Mrs .Tom- l my McElveen, and Mrs E. C. Tay- | lor, Jr., attended the Eastern Star homecoming at the Eastern Star home in Sumter Sunday Mr and Mrs H W. Williams spent the week end in Asheville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hall of Un ion, were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hughey. Mr .and Mrs. Royce Smith of near W P C C SALUTES NATIONAL RADIO MONTH WPCC takes pride in joining other stations over the coun try in celebrating National Radio Month. o FOR THE BEST IN RADIO ITS ALWAYS IN TUNS WITH YOU Simmon* husband passed away Friday night with burial services on Monday Mr and Mrs . henry Lee and Cathy of Laurens, spent Sunday with Mrs J. W. Fuller, Mrs Lois Webb and family Mrs. R. E. Whitmire and Mrs Allen White, Jr., were in Anderson on Thursday for the funeral of their uncle, William Lollis. WEEK-END AT REACH Kenneth and Gene Armstrong with their brother in-law, L. D. Lctdford of Gastonia. N. C„ spent the week-end at Folly Beach. Mrs. Ledford and children spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Armstrong. vst mother, and the mother with Mrs. Mattie Harvey, Mr. and * ar ^ es ^ number of children pres- Mrs. Marvin Harvey visited their '‘ J,, r ® co * n i* w !i daughter and sister, Mrs. James Harris, at State Park Monday. Mrs. The Sunday V evenirvg service at Harris underwent surgery on Tues- 7:30 p. m. will be Family Nnight. day. All famibes will be sitting togeth- Mrs. Lilly Belle Miller spent the ‘?r. Members are asked to have all week-end with her sister and broth- 'he family present for this closing contact Mrs R E Whitmire, Phone 10&2-W, Mrs David Word. Phone 1233, Mrs Clyde Trammell. Phone lots, or Miss Nellie Osborne, Phone 950. or the Lydia Community Build mg before May 21 LYDIA R VPT1ST CHURCH NEWS The Junior KA's will rqeet tonight at 7:30 p. m at the churrh, • • • Friday evening at 7:00 p. m. ti|p Brotherhood will hold the regular supper meeting. • • • Sunday during the morning wor ship service special emphasis will| be made in observance of Mother’s Day. The oldest mother, the young- er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg! serv *ce of Family Home Week. in Joanna. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLendon and Miss Cecilia McLendon spent Sun day in Columbia with the former’s sister, Mrs. Mary Northcutt. Jack White, Misses Beatrice and Linda White accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd White and family to Gaffney on Saturday where they have moved. Mrs. W. I. Bailey, Sr., attended a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. F. J. Deaton at the home of Mrs. Lee Copeland near Clinton. ADULT POLIO CLINIC BEING PLANNED The Lydia Woman's Club is plan ning to sponsor a polk) cbnic for adults, men and women, on a near future date to be worked through the Health Department. It is necessary to know how many would like to take advantage of the offer before the vaccine can be or dered/ It i* hoped that the majority MEETING TIMES CHANGED During church conference on Sun day evening the services meeting time was changed from 8 o’clock to 7 30 p. m. Wednesday services will be at 7:30 p. m., and Sunday Training Union at 6:30 p. m. Evening wor ship will be at 7:30 p. m. PTA OFFICERS NAMED The Providence School Parent- Teacher Association officers have been elected for the 1959-60 school|‘ term and will be installed at the May meeting, which will be held on the 18th. The officers are: President—Mrs. H. Rav Camp bell. Vice-President—Rev. Roscoe Bry-1 an. Secretary—Mrs. Jimmy South. Treasurer—Mrs. Frank Moore Program Chairman—Rev. Bryan Committee to work with the pro- Spring Season Special! WRITE YOUR OWN DEAL WeTe out to keep our sales volume going up, up, up right into summer. Fill in this ticket Bring it to our showroom. We'll bend ever backwards to give you the deal you want Nfe* to pari MU ft*} ■7 presMt car nm 3 ■ a RCUPf. r "mi i «e nai and make big savin ;s an a new inercury I I I I ■ ■ I I ■ I I I • ■ a a i i a ■ i l l I i a ■ I I I i i i l I i l i i ■ I ■ ■ J gram chairman—Mr* Bill Mr*. Franc** Meeks. A. M Shu mate. Jr, and Calvin Cooper GA FOTi'S WEEK The GA's of the church will ob serve Focus Week May 10-1*. with activities being planned for each day CIRCLE TD MEET The Kathlwn Walker Circle will meet with Mrs. Lena Revis on Beech street May 13 at 1:00 p m CHURCH OF GOD REVIVAL Revival services which are in progress at the Lydia Church of God will continue through this week. Rev C. C. Allen of Greenville, is the visiting minister. Rev W J. Lesley is pastor of the host church. The public is cordially Invited to the services MRS. ROPER HONORS DAUGHTER t)n .Friday evening Miss Linda Gail Roper was honored with a party in celebration of her 12th birthday by her mother, Mrs George Roper, at the Community House. Fiftyfour young people were pres ent for an evening of games and contests Mrs. Roper was assisted in serv ing i<;e cream and cake to the group and etertainmg by Misses Sandy Shelnut and Wilma Jean Edmunds. Linda was remembered with many #fts from her friends. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT SATTERFIELD Seaman and Mrs. Jerald Satter field of San Diego, Calif, announce the birth of a 'daughter Lawana Dean, on April 24 in San Diego ^ Mrs. Satterfield is the former Miss Shelby Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs A E Alexander. Mr. Satterfield is the son of David Satterfield and the late Mrs. Satter field He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs. H L Crocker WITH THE SICK Mrs. Izell Campbell has returned home from Hays hospital where she was a patient the past week Mrs. J. T. Whitmore has been a medical patient at Blalock clinic. « Mrs Addie Bee Coleman is ill Mrs. Annie Mae Roper has been ill. Mrs A M Shumate, !r, is con- ! valescing at her home following sur gery at the General hospital in Spar taburg Susan Bryan ha* measles IjOVELY ROSES placed in CHI R4H Beautiful red rose arrangement* were placed u» each of the five churches at Lydia Mill* oo Sunda> morning "Hw roses were gathered from the feme aruwnd the < Union and Lydia Mtib and were arranged IMr part or* and member* af the - hunrhe* are very grateful b> th* cUnlaw and LydM Carton Mil* lor aerv* her birthday May I. Mia* Linda Patterson will cele brate her birthday May 10. Today la the bulhrtay of Mrs Mamie Burnett Mrs. J A Black, Sr , will observe her birthday May 0 Mr. and Mr* John Matte will ob serve their wedding anniversary May 10 Ricky Laney will celebrate his | birthday May II .Pruitt Oakley w ill observe his j birthday May 8 Today is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Henry Abercroip- bie. Mrs Ralph Blackwell will, cele brate her birthday May 10 Mr and Mrs J. A Black Sr. will observe their wedding anmver- 1 vary May 13. Garel Satterfield will ofowne hit birthday May 13. Mr* Satterfu-id wn) have a birthday May 15 Mr*. Wallace Bagwell I* celebrat ing her birthday today. Ricky Blackwell was 7 years old May Mr* Columbus Hughes rclebrab'd her birthday May 2 , HENRY FEE M.OVD Henrv I.ee Kk»>d. 75, of ( hevnee died in a Spartanburg hospital las’ Wednesdav after several months of illness Surviving are hta wile. Mra EUa Glenn F>iyd. a daughter Mr* Mat tie Lee Jonrw qf Minton seven at*?- rhildren Mn Juanita Rhode a, Fran Burtpn. b»gh of Baltimore. MB' Mrr Catherine Reid at Green ville Mrs Janette Mef'oig of Clin ton; Thomas Gknn Connecticut; Earl Glenn of Bostoh. Maas ; and James Glenn at Jacksonville, Fla. Graveside services were conduct ••d Saturday at Rocky Spring* Pres byterian church in Laurens County by the Rev J B Col* F*al!bearers were Wilson and Per il irne.-, < hffuri and Clyde Ht- hunf. <Wii McCoig jnd Claude one* BIRTHlDAYa AND »» DU<N«. 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