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.v - LYDIA MILLS" CLTOt TlA Vf «ai Mr« m* «< * rM«*» («*> «< ¥* ah) Hf. »m) »rf i ? «f Mw%hi ?l C . j or««*0 fcrt* U »»■»< «• ) » rntiu •IfHH ( Hr Itw) Mf» )!«*« •«< •nWMly '•'#4*4 »M# Mf* I H Harhrv »i th* <.nwf»J baipiul n Sp«r'»nh«fs •r\rrii) U»** dMl## »h, f.«*t wi-i-i Krnnd* mill br l»* •rrr'tiKl t». Iinim iJhj »» imprwvinf *1rT briny mt iou'U til Mr ..nd Mff L O Hmry and rml> »'f M>rtlr Hrach. werr ft- .mt Vi'itom «>f Mr and Mr*. C. E Spradhy. Mr* Henry*! piirenu \nn Vf.irn H« nr> renuuned with her *.randjMrmt* for the .school session, ..nd i« a 'indent at Clinton Junior Hiyh Mrs Injure Kirby. Mr and Mrs. ,’ehn Kirby of ('harlotte, N. C.. Aire Sunday dinner yuests of the 'ermer > sister. Mrs J. H. Seay, 'yfier dinner they went to Greenwood '( visd their other sister, Mrs. Em- n.a^Nt’a] and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde •nr:! Mr and,Mrs. Carroll Heath •i Mm • Mere. Mr* *•«* fe^rr** Mr and Mr* J II indMeldi «r r»itip4iued thrir d#iucbter. Mr* Hey Hiley and son to JerkaofltiUe Ito^ch. F to o'er thr »rrk end Mr# Ftley joined F2C Riley, who ha» ju»t returned from a •even month tour of vra duty, Sam Jones of Johnson City. Tenn . »pent a few day# this nrek mth hia briitlHT, Ike Jon* s and Mr# June# Mr* . W E Fall#. Mr# Bud Phipps and daughter, are visiting Sp and Mrs Kenneth Limesand in Topeka .Kansas. Mrs. F L Thornburg has return ed home following a two weeks visit w ith her son. Lee Thornburg, in W inter Haven. Flu^ W E McGinnis. Mrs Celia Alex ander and daughter. Sallie. of Pel- zer. were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Ira Bailey and family. Mrs. Ralph Blackwell and chil dren. with Mrs. Sallie Childers and Vickie Crowell, were Thursday visi tors of Mrs Childers' mother, Mrs. Maggie Lominack, in Camden Mrs. Lomiriack returned home with them for a visit. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Trammell vis ited their son. Ken. at Furman Uni- versity. Greenville. Sunday. VISIT JONES FAMILY Mr } and Mrs. Eugene ScoM. Ron nit- and Charles Woodward of John son City, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and daughter. Alexan dria. \a.. were guests of Mr. and Mrs tjumton Jones « few days this week tfuiataa Janes. Earl Jark- mni and mw. and Rwddt Rntonsna at leaded the Darting ton race M«n Any. Mr and Mrs Pern Parrish Mr and Mr* Mayor Crawford Mr aad M Rnhhy Rmne** atimdnd thr races M UhTtihgtagi MoiMtlif M* and Mr* James McAhMrr and ehJdrwn An^mm add Mm* Jopm 4 and ad New Hpery wnrr •nnt«dd rwns*» «f Mr add Mr# • J reandin add Mw* rani fhmnttd *##«a Fhtfhr «i dw I* h Mday 4MIMP : 40 ^ tr v (| Cn# ^Mi 00m% 000 MB . M# «nd Mm tm» Fsdhv M# mt Mh« Mho- Mvwad mt MMatodm f«d ddf f dd» swmm Mad mt wmm Mm Mur m **« warv Hrmadg ad i* otma armrdHM M Mr# tma Fra* rhairm— Mm Martha ftyrm hindergamm wnrh Mm ViQtam Finwatt. Primary wnrh Mm Mary L hilltama. Jnmnr wnrh Howard Ryem, Youth wnrh; R R Faumrll. Adult work It was also announced that these worker* am la marl at the parsonage ‘Htursday. hrpt It, tor Churrh School vt»ttatta« at * W p m • • • The Moman'f Society of Chrutian Seme* will meet Monday. Sept. 14. at the home of Mrs. D H Roberta at * 30 p. m. The gcoup meets monthly in the homes of various members • • • A Church School covered dish dinner is planned for Sunday, Sept 27. MRS. WALLENZLNE HONORED Saturday evening at the Lydia Community Building Mrs. Maxine Wallenzine was honored at a pink and blue shower, with Mesdames Mary Ellison, .Alice O’Shields, Chrystelle Campbell, Louise Harvey, Fred Brag and Ruby Wyatt as host esses. v.! A large number of friends from the Lydia community, Clinton, and Joanna wee present to enjoy an eve ning of games and contests. Refreshments of chicken salad, chips, cup cakes and punch were served by the hostess. Mrs Wallenzine was presented may love and useful gifts LYDIA BAPTIST CHI RCTI NEWS M M S. TONIGHT The Woman # Missionary Society w ill m*-ct tonight < Thursday > at 7 p m at thr home of Airs R E Whitmire All member* are urged to attend Fnony night at 7 m p m the Brat herhnad • ill enyay a cal fish •tew ta the •octal hat* of th* rhurrh MUMIIOMING MND%% hoc# iron wdl hrgw w nil loud AI Irtiml MMta m At 11 a m a Memo* ■*•■*■* Ro# J M WMRo* vlr « HAR1JCS M DALTON. Aufuat to. II 4r4-IO Depoly Ralph RoMh wa# a to pit at polirfU • lew day* to* »e* RIRTMDkVtl AND ANNIAES AABIKB Mr# J D Matmlan wdl ub*rfvr <*t ILM RIBI TO THE ( HRONK I F her birthday Sept U ■ * , Mrs llrmy King will ohoerve a birthday Sept U Che»tle.v King observed a birth day Sept I Jimmy Sanders will have a birth day Sept IS. ATrs. Melvui Satterfield wdl cele- 1 brate her birthday Sept 16 Atrs Frank Go#s will have a birth day Sept 13. ‘ Bill” Fennel] will celebrate a birthday Sept. 11. Homer Fuller will observe a birth day Sept. 13. Mrs. Cecil McLendon will cele brate her birthday Sept. 16. Bobby Fuller’s birthday will be Sept. 15. Mrs. Theodore Jackson will ob serve a birthday Sept. 16. Gary Proffitt will celebrate his birthday Sept. 13. ' Mr and Mrs. Junior Thomas will observe their wedding anniversary Sept 16 Miss Peggy Grady will celebrate her birthday Sept 13 Tommy Moore will observe a birthday Sept. 13. GOT A SUMMER COLD IAK£ ^ £Z £z /? symptomatic ODD RELIEF *507!" only B37T! L per month HOME CREDIT COMPANY 112 N. Itroad St. I’hitnr 432 / m. 4Md Mn» f ammo tuMB «g m LYDIA GRADUATES ENTCR ACTIVmES The 1959 Clinton High School graduates of the Lydia community have entered into various activities since graduation Three of the young todies. Misses Sue Hamilton Linda Lou Willard and Mabte Hughey have married. Mm Faye Bailey has accepted a pooitMA at Hallmark Shirt Corpora tarn ) Kenneth Trammil to a fre#hmaa m Furman l*m#en«y GreentnD* Wayne Fattrr tom jmned the U. B Mary mt M « m k G * Hn ‘59 MERCURY CLOSE-OUT At your Mercury dealer's today! This is our final windup anle of the year. It's your chance to get Ammca'a beet-built car for what you ordinarily might pay for a car with a low-pncr name We muat make wav for 60 mndrk. Don't maw out! For the heal chcare of modela. me ue today. & BALDWIN MOTOR CO. INC. »*D *T I I IN ION It C e • w«# MR# ll 4f « feUBPh «a #m a* Id s 90 to Church Sunday I# rA * mmm 9m mm** UMgBm # URmpm 9 • iRmaUm 9t» # a r » mt ta* ana unanai 1 IMKMlit %p ; H ‘ ^ BHBfMl *00 *000000 00 ••• 00000 010m 0*00/00 Wh# 0 0l0^-000mm 00000g0 •* mmm* *en e>a %ei ►a*e !«•% Wo«% a« «n temAt i#«»i *00000*1 m 0 Ma WMB 0* • ^*0*0 9**^# 00000 000 000000 BIB W0000 *0000000000 00 000000 0000000 00000 00000 900 00000 0000000 %t000m^ 9/0009 tdlipiif adl Iha 000 0 iBlMMVMI 000 000000 000 BH % a —»» Market B*wh4 m DEES OIL CO. DEES OIL South Broad I torn* U the CO • * nui % . CASTLE OFT SHOP «m %ma Ml GULF OIL CORP 1 A COOPER MOTOR CO. E. C Ate. LB. DILLARD n» \ NEWBERRY COUNTY BANK Jouiu YARBOROUGH OIL CO. 415 W. Main St. D. E. TRIBBLE COMPANY 115 Gary St. Austm-Jones Furniture Co. lit Seetk Brea! Bt. BEACON DRIVE-IN WiMMPe Map. McGee’S DRUG STORE !• V W.U At YOUNG’S Gulf Service m K. Hw# « CITIZENS FED. SAV. A LOAN u* w. mm *i. Wkm ft cents to sheer intrigue, I any dandelions Mre the world’s cleverest weeds. Pint Ihty hide. beneath their yellow blooms, ifuring IH mistake them for flowers. Tbea when .1 have spent most of the summer atm* th«a oot, r the tost cunning survivors always 'att* the help rf my own youngsters to plant a wjwpor crop zor oext yew* But there ere weeds more serious than dandelions 1 UOlfll wMefa like the tern in Christ’s parable po plenled by an Enemy. Thee# are my real con- ^ I think shout my youngsters. I want no eg twist the character of my tons and I went thorn to spread tha spores ef others. THC CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL POR THE CHURCH Th* Church I* the arctic* factor oc •anh for the buildiof of chuactcr aim) food dthCMhip. 1c Morchoucc of «AMm1 vduci. Without • wronf Church, neither dcnocncy nor ervihu- tkw can turvive. Theta ate four aouad rcaaoew why avery perron ihouk) al- •aod tarrlcaa iccutady and rapport the Church. They »re: fl) For hi. owneahe. Q) For hie ehildran’* eake. O) For the aaka ef hi* community and nariect. (4) Far the take of the Church kaclf, which naad* hia moral and material MSS##* Flaa lo eo to church refulerh and read toe Bra* COMMUNITY CASH E. Ftortde St. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. Mrs. B. Hubert Boyd, Aft. 104 W. Pitts St. C. & L CONCRETE CO. 205 W. Carolina Ave. T.E JONES & Sons Furniture 200 W. Mein St. HOWARD’S PHARMACY 10* a M*in St LARK’S EdSo SU ut a CHROMCLE PUB, CO.