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it. mi thi cunmm cmotnrtt LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL. ( orrenpondcnt. Repre^nUtivc TF.LLPHONF IMS Mrs. Woodrow McLendon and Debbie, Mrs. Tedd Smith and Lynn and Miss Joyce Smith, of Green wood, were Monday dinner guests of the former's father, C. J. Black- j well. G. G. Moore, of Duncan, spent the week-end with his son, Frank Moore and Mrs. Moore. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Riddle with Mr., and Mrs. J. D. Williams, of Clinton, were Sunday visitors in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bratcher were visitors m Ninety Six on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette, Herman Burdette and Miss Sandra Ivester attended a birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Burdette’s mother, Mrs. W. S. Manning in Iva Sun day. Brooks SprueU, of Lyman, was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abercrombie. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fuller, Miss Gail Fuller, of Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee and Cathy, of Lamens, were Sunday guests of Mrs J. W. Fuller. Mrs. George Harris and Mrs. Ruby Ray, of High Shoals. N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilbanks, of near Clinton, were supper guests og Mr. and Mrs H. H. Dalton on Wednesday of last week Mr. Dal ton remains very ill at his home. Mr. and Mrs Howard McCauley and daughter, of Greenville, visit- i ed their mothers, Mrs. Paul Mc Cauley and Mrs. C M. Broome and Mr. Broome Wayne Fuller and Jim Merry, of the U. S. Navy, stationed in Brunswick. Ga , vpent the week end with the former s parents, Mr and Mrs Bud Fuller Mr and Mrs David K Coker and Marvin spent Sunday with her panels. Mr and Mrs M. L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs Furl Hayes in Greer Sunday S -Set Harold Snider, of Tyn dJI AFB at Panama City. Fla . spent the weekend with his moth ft. Mi* Key Smder On Sunday they with Donald Smith and Motaa Met tasy visited Mrs Snider and Mr Mdravy's staler. Mr* Kelly Poole m Spartanburg Mrs R G Jskns— and Kenny Jahasna. nf Ptrkms Mrs Jna ana Caber Mm* Jaiktr t aker. af wparUabnrg. and J. taker, af Mr* Kwkky laba*aa <*anday rn fame la I alambia la vtsM A/thnr t akrr. a pahral M (be \rtrraa • Maapnal Bsbby Jmana act am padkd tkrm la lalambta. Ku*m*U Trammell. A. N . af JackaunsiUr Fla is spending a IS day lease nt»b bis parents Mr, and Mrs Clyde Trammell Huger Khitmirr and Mrivm Bat ley were among those attemKng the t Irmsun Maryland game at Clemson on Saturday Mr and Mrs llrory Aberrrum bte spent a couple of days with Res and Mt% J. B Abercrontbie near Lmuvns last week Miss Patsy White, of Gaffney, was the guest of Misse* Linda and Marts.. White on Sunday Mrs Bobby Fuller and little Bob have returned to Charleston after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fuller and other relatives. Mrs. G. W. Goss, of Georgia, is spending a few weeks with her son, Frank Goss and Mrs. Goss. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Satterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Satterfield and Mrs. Raymond McKittrick vis ited Sunday with Pvt. McKittrick at Fprt Jackson. Donald Jackson has arrived home after receiving his discharge from the U. S. Navy in San Diego, Calif. He is the son of Mrs. Izzie Miller. Miss Betty Cauble and Sam Cauble, of Anderson, spent Sunday with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Bud Fuller and family. Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Sanders, Mrs. Houston Ellis and Mrs. Clyde Trammell attended the State W. M. U. Convention in Columbia Tues day. WOMAN’S CLL’B BANQUET TONIGHT The annual banquet of the Lydia Woman’s Club will lie held tonight (Thursday) at 7 p. m. in the dining room of the Providence School. Husbands of the members will be guests for the banquet. W ITH THF SICK Harvey Shumate, son of Mr. and Mrs. A M. Shumate. Jr., is a pa tient at Blalock Clinic. He received a head injury while playing last week Buck Meeks underwent an ap pendectomy at Blalock Clinic on Friday. He is the son of Mrs. Frances Meeks. Miss Cecelia McLendon was ill the past week DAUGHTER SURPRISED WITH DINNER Mr. and Mrs. W J Franklin were hosts at their home Sunday when they ins Mod many of thru relative* for a surprise birthday dinner in honor of their daughter. Miss Carol Franklin Enjoying the occasion were Mrs T H Brooks her grandmath rr of Aadrrson Mr and Mrs Glenn Thompson Mr and Mrs Trey Rice and Bruce Mrs Gladys Btcr Mr* Alalee Steer* and Lynn- Mr and Mr* Charlie Brooks and family and Jimmy McAlister of Anderson. Mr and Mr* Roy Cook. Carmtr and Mis* Joyce leek and S N. Franklin of Newberry. Mrs Vera Burnett, Mr* Rosa Vidrtte Bobby Walker Mr* Emma Ridgeway and Mr* Timmie Darby of Columbia Miss Franklin received many lovely gift* from her relative* and FDsMINt. CIA B YE41 tTt»M> WITH M PPER On Saturday evening the mem her* of the Lydia Mills Fishing Club enjoyed a delicious fish and efuf km supper m Pros idencr School dining room. Thu meeting was a climas to the annual Fishing Club season After the bountiful meal the group went into the auditorium where they enjoyed slides which Dan Yarborough showed uf «cme* in California and Canada After viewing the beautiful pic tures. Furman Bratcher, president nf the rhib. welcomed the group the grand prtae. a M H P. Scott Atwater motor, to Bill Nelaon The motor was given by the Ly dia Cotton Mills Many nice prue*. donated by Ly dia and Clinton merchants, were presented the following in the bass division: Mrs. 11. N. Hughey, James Polsum, Mrs. B. F. Sinclair, Paul Patterson, Mrs. Hoyt Hanvey. Crappies: James Davis, Mrs. Hughey, Mr. Patterson, Mrs. Melvin | Satterfield, Wayne Hairston. Mrs. Roy Spider, Steve Hairston. Brim: James Frost, Mrs. Snider, Wayne Hairston, Mr. Patterson. Steve Hairston, Mr. Bill Nelson, Johnny Lanford. Carp: Perry Parrish. Butch Grady. Cat Fish: Webb Taylor, Mrs. James Frost, Mr. Patterson. Rock Bass: Buddy Sanders, A. E. Alexander. ANSWER YOUR CHRISTMAS SEAL LETTER TODAY Christmas Seals help fight our number one infection—TB. Join the fight against TB by using Christ mas Seals on every card, every package and letter. Answer your Christmas Seal let ter today. The Lydia Woman’s Club has placed a display in the Lydia Mills Store, using Christmas Seals on Christmas packages and cards Do your part by buying and us ing .TB Christmas Seals. LYDIA BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS The Sunbeams will meet Thurs day (today) at 4:30 p. m at the church. Monday evening at 7 o'clock the W. M. S. will study the Foreign Mission study book "By All Mean* ” All members of the W M S. and circle are urged to attend All ladies of the church are insit-, ed Tuesday at <:3o p m the Inter mediate G. A’• will study Ap point men! for Andy ’’ as their For etgn Misaion book MALTESE CTIOBB WYE M B DtSTBIfT BANQI FT The Rev R C Griffith, pastor of Trimly Methodist Church. Green SlUr, Spoke at the Maltese Cross MYF Subdittrirl Thanksgiving ban quet Monday night November Ik The banquet was held at First Methodist Church Lauren- Them* for the banquet was "A Plentiful Harvest.** The Rev V R Hickman pastor of First Church welcomed the group of 1*7 young people, thesr counselors pastor* and gurat* Foi lowing the dinner, Jimmy Rawl. president «f the twbdurtnri pre sided ovwr a husme** setaion and introduced the speaker, Mr Gnf Mb During the business session M that the Mibdialnet her SR af Firm at f:3b The December meeting of the Maltewr Creas Suhdutnct will be at Epworth Church Joanna, where a Watchnight service will be held KUBJECT FDR SERMON AT METHODLST CHI'Rtll “Give Thanks Unto The ’Lortl" is the sermon topic for the morn ing worship service on Sunday, No vember 22 at the Lydia Methodist Church. Sunday school convenes at 10 a m and church at 11:10. The public is cordially invited to par ticipate in these services. The Official Board will meet Thursday, November 1!#, at 6:30 p. m. pt the church. R. B. Fennell is chairman of the Official Board THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT BROAD STREET The annual Thanksgiving Day Union Service will be held at Broad Street Methodist Church with fir. C. Bynum Betts delivering the mes sage. Dr. Betts is pastor of the Clinton A. R. Presbyterian Church The Thanksgiving Day Union Service is sponsored by the Clinton Joanna Ministerial Association for the people of this area: Congrega tions from Clinton, Joanna. Lydia wsR p«r BIRTHDAY* AND ANNIYER RAKIEH Bobby Johnson wilt observe hla birthday Nov 22 Mr and Mr* Alan White. Jr., will observe their sixth wedding anniversary Nov. 22 Dianne Massey was 8 year* old Nov 17 IF YOU DON'T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS Phona 74 Ratmy Massey waa T year* *M Mr* Kathleen Vmmn wiM oh Mr* f L Thornburg win « Nov. 17. serve a birthday Nos ft. * serve a birthday Nov 21. 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