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Ansed Ashley, Jr . of Pineville, N.
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Mrs Ralph Farmh Md children of
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Mrs Williams in Newberry Sunday.
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birthday September SR FINAL SRTTLEMIMT
Mrs Marparet Copeland wta ab- Take notice that «n the SRk
her Rtothini SeptwiW SR. of October. 1WR. I will rend
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children of Anderson, spent the Wanda of New Ellenton. Mr and Mrs Lois Webb will have a birth-
week-end with Mr and Mr* L*wis Mr* g. C. Parrish. Jr., and Carol day September SO *
Pvt Tracy Quinton is spending a Stone and Wendy Pope of Aiken Mr and Prue Waters observed his birth-
12-day leave with hi* mother, Mrs Mr> Virginia Wilson spent Sunday Mrs Carl Johnson and family of day September 23
Eula Quinton He will report to and Monday with Mr and Mrs Paul Rock Hill: Ed Wells of Clintori; Mrs METHOIILST CHYRCH NEWS
Camp Gordon, Ga . where he will Garner in Hartsville Myrtle Parrish. Mr and Mrs. WU- Th f Lydia Methodist Church will
TO SPONSOR QUARTET liam Parrish and Rita. Mr and Mrs have a family dinner at the Lydia i* notified and required to make
The ladies auxiliary of the Lydia Franz Parrish and children of En community House Sunday, Sept 27, payment on or before that date; and
Pentecostal Holiness Church will oree; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams of ., t 12:30 following the morning wor-! all persons having claims against
as Executrix of thee state of Palmor
Rroadus Mitchell in the office of (be
Judge of Probate of Laurens County,
at 10 o’clock a. m and on the same
day will apply for a final discharge
from my trust as Executri*.
Any person indebted to said estate
indebted to said es
tate is notified and required to make
payment on or before that date, and
all persons haring claims against
train for the military police
Mr and Mrs. Clj^e Trammell and
Ellis Huffstetler were visitors in
Greenville Saturday Mrs Trammell sponsor the Melody Air Quartet at
visited her sister. Mrs. Paul Glenn, Providence school on October 2. Fur-
and Mr. Glenn, while Mr. Trammell ther notices will be made of the pro-
and Mr. Huffstetler attended the
Furman-PC football game
Mrs. Zinia Woody and Mrs. Joyce
Wattsville; Mrs Mamie Bishop of ship service. All members and *aid estate will present them on or
Laurens; Mrs. Clyde Kirby and Joe fn en d s of the church are invited to before said date, duly proven, or
of Paterson, N. J.; Mr and Mrs come and bring dinner. Each family
gram. Snow Kirby of Slater; Mr. and Mrs. u to supply its own drink also
BIRTHDAY PARTY ENJOYED Han Kirby of Joanna; Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, Sept. 27, is also promotion
^ 4 rt ni tii , Friday afternoon Dianne Temple- Guy Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. Claude d av in the Sunday school at the Ly-
rra 1 Surens "were* week-end ton celebrated her Uth birthday by Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Par- dj a Methodist Church, according to
guests of Mr and Mrs. Harry Tem- inviting several friends to the Lydia rish and Tami, and Miss Betty Lou r b Fennell, Sunday school super-
be forever barred.
RUTH C MITCHELL,
Executrix \
Sept 14, 1959 4c-0-8
WE PAY
5%
Assets $6,000,000.00
pleton
Mrs Rudell Brown of Vaucluse,
Mrs Bessie Bishop, Mr and Mrs. E.
J. Smith and family of Clinton, spent
Sunday with the former’s sister,
Mrs H O. Smith, and Mr. Smith.
VISIT W ALKERS
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wrenn and
family of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Weathers and family of
Laurens, were Sunday visitors of
Mr and Mrs. Frank Walker.
Mrs. Bob Templeton. Mrs Edith
Fix and son and Mrs. Lewis Wham
of Laurms. visited Mrs. Joel Tem
pleton and infant daughter at the
Blalock Clinic Sunday They were
here especially to see the former’s
first great-grandchild
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Barnes and
-on spent last week on a business
trip to Dallas. Texas
Mr and Mrs Pete Kelly and chil
dren of Gaffney, were guests of his
mother. Mrs Ike Jones, and Mr
Jones during the week-end
Mr and Mrs Hiram Hughes were
• .died to Spartanburg on Friday
morning due to the death of
Community Building for a party. jParrish of Lydia Mills. , lintendent. All children, young people
The young folks enjoyed games An interesting fact of the reunion an d adults are asked to be present,
and dancing before refreshmnets of was that the oldest person present, BIT STUDY COURSE
cookies and cold drinks were served. O S Parrish, was 84 years^)ld and Beginning Monday evening at 7:30
Dianne's birthday cake was iced in the youngest, little Tami Parrish,
pastel green with yellow and blue was seven,
decorations. It was made and pre- BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
sented to her by Mrs. Zinia Woody, a
friend from Laurens
She, was remembered with gifts
from her friends.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
TEMPLETON
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Templeton an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Tom
Maxine, on Sept
Clinic.
The Sunbeams will meet today at
the church at 4:30 p. m.
TTiis (Thursday) evening at 7:30 p.
m. the Brotherhood will meet at the
church to go to the county home for
a worship service
Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p. m. a
very important planning meeting for
19 at the Blalock all Sunday school officers and teach
ers will be held at the church.
p. m. there will be an Associational
Training Union study course at the
Lucas Avenue Baptist Church in
Laurens, to be held each evening
through October 2.
All members from Lydia Baptist
Mrs Templeton is the former Miss; This is for every officer and teach-
Peggy Pennington er and class officers.
SEPTEMBER CLUB MEETING Houston Ellis. Sunday school su-
The Lydia Woman s Club m e t! P^rintendent. asks that everyone be
Thursday evening at the Community present
House for the regular monthly ses
sion, with the president Mrs R E
Whitmire, presiding
The devotional was given by Miss
Mary Johnson.
A nominating committee was ap-
At the Sunday evening worship
hour a candlelight installation of all
church officers and teachers will be
held
The public is cordially invited.
Promotion day will be Sunday, Oc
hjs pointed and plans discussed for the tober 4
mother Mrs S H Hughey Mr and
Mr- Hughey and family. Mr and
Mrs Martin B.«ozer were there Sun
day for the funeral and burial aer
vice
Rev and Mrs M J
hu«:ne** visitors m
Mtawtas
Mr and Mr- Gary
UawgMrr visited their
Mr* J H Seay Sunday
Mr* L O Henry and mu ef Hyr
tie Beach 1
t>«rer*.» Hr and Mrs C C
and daughter and •Mb
Aar Mane Henry Mr Hear
••ted Mrkey Henry a *ndmi at
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Halloween party to be held at the
October meeting
The annual banquet will be heW
at the November meeting
Mrs David Word, program chair
man introduced the guest of the eve
Columbia on mng. Mrs Henry Trammell, who
fascinated the group with her cake tcadent Houst
decucmmg She explained the art a* Sunday Sc
CHURCH OFFICERS ELECTED
At the morning worship hour last
Sunday the Lydia Baptist Church of
ficers were elected
The general officer* are Clerk.
Mr* Houston Ellis Treasurer. Chas-
Patterson. Sunday School Supertn
M mm r' Assistant
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in CASH TODAY!
repay only
*31:
per montli.
she worked Par ns h Secretary, Hr*, acfc Pitta;
A salad plate with cake and cold Vucatiea Bible School Principal
dr nk* were served by the houteueee Hnustoa EQi* Adult Choir Director
(Ml ROM HO to I COMING tome Mary Johnson Youth Chew Dt
The Lydia Pentecostal IMimm rector. Mtaa Nelbr Osborne. Head
piO observe h.mernmm m Usher B F Harvey Ttatamg Ua
wdl beg* with Sunday cum Training Unmn Director. C O
•ehool « IB Rt a m. laOemid by Pamab Secretary. Mias Jab—■
the mer ng nontop service at 11 RR Snaday School Doportmental So
Young People. L A WiBiame la
«im mt. B P Lark Primary Mrs R
E WMimire Beg.voer Mass Maaadt
•Tr •sport Harvey Nursery Mr* D B Me
Imunen A M Shu mete,
Ml. ^Brv E ^ ^
a ptratr tan w«*an * M tesnary Vale a
Mn M J I ■ dim
Bryan posts* bo* Tbr*e o«R nB •*echoes and other
three uiH he a* Sun officer* <*iL he woaOod Bunday
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BIBTMMhYh AND Ml DOCNi.
■v five er mere rviauees and annia • av ultra
m tie Prusitoiars Mrs Emm« Thanim ahonrvod her
I undey h* the an htnhdey Soptomher M
Jimmy Noaaen tj yeert oM
•ere O S Ropftmhor 22
roo to mowtns ••• sccoooewct with oue tiorasL cotoir oolict
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WELCOME,
CLINTON CITIZENS,
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To The 14th Annual
Piedmont
Interstate Fair
Opening 0cL 12 At
SPARTANBURG
«
Featuring
The Finest In Purebred Piedmont Livestock Exhibits
With Awards Totaling Many Thousands Of Dollars
To 4-H. FFA. Adult And Other Exhibitors!
THE MAGNIFICENTLY BEAUTIFUL ACCOLADE
TO ARTS WITH ITS MADAME BUTTERFLY
THEME!
The Gigantic and Greater Than Ever 1B59
UETL1N A WILSON RAILROAD SHOWS on the
PIEDMONT INTERSTATE FAIR MIDWAY!
THE MATCHLESS HAMID PRODUCTIONS ON THE
PIEDMONT FAIR S GREAT GRANDSTAND!
Stock Car Races! Poultry. Swine. C rop. C lub,
Community and Other Exhibits.
The Uth Annual 2 States and 6 Counties Cultural,
Educational and Industrial Exposition of the
Piedmont Carolina-!
6 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS!
OCTOBER 12-17
Iti’s 90 io Church Sunday
I hi* Sertow Of
Is PeMuhed Each toeeh B* the V eBewtog C
>ir
In the lnlere-t Of Incr
Johnson Bros.
Super Market
Y#4> MT EXTRA RHAIURt ef angina Ufa with Advanced Custom-Made
Ha valine Motor Ofl. Ita tough film wear-proofs your engine. Havoline eleana
an H hrirteatea-ae jm gat greater gasoline mlkage, pep and power. Try this
ftaa BMter oil, prafemd by miBiene of amtorigts in every state. You’D gave!
H. D. Payne & Co.
CLINTON.&C Dtoirtbuu* PHONE $7#
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CASTLE YS
GIFT SHOP
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GULF OIL CORPORATION
John Addison, Distributor
COOPER
MOTOR CO.
E. < arohna A*e.
L. B. DILLARD
II* N. UnMut
NEWBERRY
COUNTY BANK
Joanna
YARBOROUGH
OIL CO.
415 W. Main St.
D. E. TRIBBLE
COMPANY
115 Gary St
Austin-Jones
Furniture Co.
105 South Rroad St.
IRBY’S
MARKET
207 Muagrove St.
JOANNA
STORES
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i hurrh Atlemdanre
BEACON
DRIVE-IN
Whitmire Hwv.
McGEE’S
DRUG STORE
IM « Mai. M.
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Gulf Service
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THg CHUWCH POm ALL . . .
ALL POm THC CHUNCH
TK« Chut-h ta th« .rraicat t.ctot on
tanK for the building of charaettt and
good (itntnakip. It >• a MomhcuM cf
•ptntual valun. Without a «roo«
Church, neither dcmocrao not crviltta-
tion c.n *ur*l»« There are foui aound
tcMona wh, even peraon ahould at.
t*nd aeivlcft re*u!arht and support the
Church. Tho arc (I) For hitounaalic.
(1) For hi* children'* Ml*. O) For the
•ah* of hit cotMtiunirr and nation. (4)
For the *eke of the Charch itrelf. which
need* hi* mor»t *nd m*leri*l tuppon
Plan to go to church rrgularlv and rear
vour Bible deil*
Dur
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rhaptei Vtrar*
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Tfiroiujfi .Alf Of life -
Perhaps you see no significance to the bourgtom
superimposed on the Bible. But to the believer, H
means that all of life is sustained by God’s promises.
Every day, every hour, He gives strength and help
to His followers. The light of His Word shines steadily
through the passing of time. The more you read, the
deeper will be your understanding, the greater will
be your joy. By entering wholeheartedly into the work
of the Church, by giving it your support, you increase
the value of your own life, and help others to see the
light shining through each day’s experience.
Throughout life’s entire span, the Church will help
us, the Bible will speak to us of God. Does the picture
mean that to you? It will, if you look at it tkrougb
believing eyes.
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