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/ 12 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE \ ^ Thursday. June 2, 1960 ELECT FRED HAYES LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative TELEPHONE 1085 Mr and Mrs. M' O Lewis and and children of Mars Hill.^N. C., family of Columbus. C.a . are visit- were recent visitors of her mother, inp Mr. and Mrs T O. Williams Mrs Hallie Campbell, and other relatives i Mr and Mrs. J B O Shields. Mr and Mrs H W Williams were Mrs Ray Riley and Ray, Jr., Mr in Seneca on May 30 for the funeral and Mrs. Hugh Ballard and Misses services of Wylie Shirley. | Peggy and Pat Ballard enjoyed a Mrs Theodore Queen and Stanley P'™ic dinner at Cleveland Park and of Cow pens Mrs Jovce Crawford a.tended the Donald son Air Force and son. Tommy, and Mrs ZiniatB** ^>en house in Greenville re- Woody of Laurens, spent Sunday ! cen, *> w ith Mr and Mrs Harrv Tempelton M-Sgt and Mrs (. laude Smith and Mr and Mrs E f ‘Williams of M >>1 leave during the week end Fayetteville. N C . were week-end :o to fort Sill. Okla here Sgt. guests of their son and daughter- Smith will be stationed in law. Rev and Mrs James Wil- William Griffin and daughters of hams Charlotte. N C.. spent Sunday with Mr aixl Mrs Budd\ Yarbi>rough Mrs Jessie Hairston Miss Ann Marie Henry left Mon da>10 go tft her home in Myrtle Beach after residing with her grand parents. Mr and Mrs. C. E Sprad- ley, during the school year and at tending Clinton High School. She was accompanied home by her brother. Mickey Henry, who com pleted his freshman year at the University of South Carolina in Co lumbia on Monday Their parents are Mr and Mrs l. O Henry Lee Thornburg of Arcadia, Fla . spent a few days with his parents. Mr and Mrs F L Thornburg, last week Mrs Thornburg returned to Florida with him for a few weeks visit. Jimmy Wood, with tne U. S Navy m Norfolk. \ a . visited in the com munity on Monday Jimmy is a for mer Lydia resident METHODIST \ \< ATION BIBLE SCHOOL Signaling for Chri>‘. i* the th mo far the Lydia Methodist Church Ya cation Bible School which begins Monday, June 6. at S o'clock The school will continue through Friday morning. June 10 The sesions will begin each morning at 9 o'clock Instructors for the one-week school are a> follows Muss Caroline Edge and Mis> Helen Edge. Kinder garten Mrs D H Roberts. Pri- mary. Mrs James H William' and Charles Cooper, Juniors J H Wil liams. pastor, will serve as super- intendent The school will not include sessions for the young people thus year Sessions will adjourn around 11 30 a m and 12 ixwn each day A covered dish dinner is being planned for Sunday, June 12. at the community picnic shelter For SHERIFF A man who is capable, depen dable and willing to serve you fairly, honestly and impartially. Laurens County needs Ered Hayes for sheriff because he is youne enough to perform the du ties required in this department. He knows the responsibilities of being marrbd and has a family which will help him when fam Uy problems arrive and with rases involving juvenile delin fae*u. Hr has had daily contact in public business for eighteen years and also eight yean In leitllr work. A man with these qualifica tions will hr of great value to the people of this county. (Paid for bv citizens of Clinton. Joanna and I^urens. > Parents who have not registered their children for the school and who would like for them to attend are asked to contact the Regis- I rar by phone a; 1030 immediately i Mrs Frank Smith and son. Todd, >zf Whitmire, was the dinner guest j of Mr and Mrs Homer Fuller on Saturday Guy Emery. Jr . of Enoree. visited his sons. Floyd Emery and Horace Emery and their families recently Mrs H W Williams was a recent week-end visitor of her mother. Mrs I W W Ball, in GrewtvilW* Mrs. Herbert Payton. Mrs W J. j Lesley and M rs. Georgia Moon at -1 tended the Oral Roberts meeting in. Columbia Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hooper of Newberry .were Saturday visitors of | Mrs. Jessie Mae Owens. Miss Prudy Brown of Gaines-j ! ville. Fla., is visiting Rev. and Mrs M J. Sanders and Allen Sanders I James Seay of Greenville, was the dinner guest of his mother. Mrs. J. H. Seay, on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawford and Mrs J B. Yanderford were in Columbia on Saturday evening for the Oral Roberts meeting. / Mr and Mrs. Harold Clardy have returned to tlieir home in Greenville after several days visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs L. W. Aber crombie. Misses Karen and Mary Jo , Carroll of Pendleton, are visiting their grandparents, Air. and Mrs Abercrombie Mrs. Lillie Belle Miller with Mrs? Claude Walleiuine and Mrs Margaret Barker of Clinton, were i Sunday*guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Wertz in Spartanburg Mr' and Mrs E. C Burdette spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Hildav Campbell, and children in Charlotte, N. C. Mr and Mrs Flovxi Sauls and children. Linda and Jeff, of Golds boro. N C . spent the week-end with Mr and Mr> 1 N Pierce Mr and Mrs Bobby Richie and Durwood of Clinton, were Sunday dinner guests of hi' parents. Mr. ami Mrs Pierce. Mr and Mrs E C Huffstetler and Sandy motored to Warm Springs. Ga . the-first of the week for Sandy's regular check-up at the Warm Springs Foundation Mr and Mrs Mark Connor. Mr .irv! Mr* Frankie James and chil dren of Whitmire. ' spent Sunday with Mrs Connor's daughter Mrs Jimmy South, and Mr South Rev and Mrs. Frank W Jones ot Waterloo, were Sunday vi>itors of Rev and Mrs. Roscoe Bryan MRS. OAKLEY HONORED SATURDAY Saturday evening the Lydia Com munity Building wa> the scene of a lovely pink and blue shower honor ing Mrs. J D Oakley- On arrival at the party Mrs Oak ley was presented a novelty corsage made of small articles for a baby , Several games, directed by Mrs • Melvin Satterfield, were enjoyed by the ladies present A party plate of sandwiches, cook les. chips, and mints with cold drinks was served by the hostesses. Mrs PruiU Oakley. Mrs Wallace Bagwell, ami Mrs. Satterfield WMS CIRCLE TONIGHT The Omathine Dabbs circle of the Baptist church Woman's Mi&siooary Society whll meet tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 p m. at the church. All members of the W.MS are in vited to attend this meeting as there are some important matters to dis-i cuss. A report on the recent WMU and Southern Baptist Convention, held m Miami. Fla., will be given by Mrs M J. Sanders, president at the Lydia W MS Not A 10 Ft Not A) 11 FI BUT A 12.1 CU. FT. AfoRE USABlE SPACE-FU/Z FPEBZ/fi/G CO/12 WAU 2//ELVES 5-YEAR WRITTEN FOOD SPOILAGE WARRANTY -1 -1 --—— ■ 423 LB. CAPACITY TILT-DOWN DOOR RACKS OFFSET HINGES 12.1 CU. FT. APPLIANCE SALES CO. SOUTH BROAD ST. JACK S. RED PHONE 927 CIRCLE MEETS WEDNESDAY The Kathleen Walker circle of the Lydia Baptist Church WMS, will meet Wednesday at 1 OO p m. at the home of Mrs. Henry King. LYDIA BAPTIST VBS JUNE 5-I8 Vacation Bible School will begin Monday at 5:00 p. m. to be held each day from 5:00 p. m to 7:00 p m Monday through Friday. Commencement exercises will be held on Friday. June 10. at 7:00 p m. All children and young people from four years to 16 years of age are invited to attend VBS The staff is: Principal. Houston Ellis: Superintendent of Depart ments—Beginners, Mrs. Clarence Hinson; Primary, Mrs M. J. San ders; Junior Girls, Miss Mary John son; Junior Boys, Rev. M. J. San ders; Intermediates, Mrs. Clyde Trammell; Music Director, Miss Johnson: Secretary. Mrs. Verner Dees: Social Chairman. Mrs. Mattie Harvey; Pianist and Assistants, Misses Harriet Wilson, Janice Goss, Cecilia McLendon, and Florence Revis. « There will be Bible study, mission study, handcraft and refreshments each day. WITH THE SICK Frank Walker has been il lat his home Kay Morton is ill at her home. Mrs Earl Armstrong has been ill OFFICE SUPPUES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 74 several days. Friends are sorry to know that Witford Harris is a patient in the Veterans hospital in Columbia Donald Vanderford is recuperating I at home follow ing an atppendix op (‘ration at Hays hospital. Danny Ray Dunaway was ill the past week Mrs. R G. Dunaway, Jr., under- went an appendix operation at Hays hospital the past week. Lester Davis has returijgd home from Hays hospital after a week's illness. , BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT TUCKER Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tucker an nounce the birth of a son. Ronald Duane, on May 29 at Hays hospital Mrs. Tucker is the former Miss Sandy Shelnui. BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES “Happy Birthday'’ to Marie Hin son today. 1 Little Vicki Whitt was one year old May 22 Clyde Thomas will observe his birthday June 4. Miss Peggy Ballard will observe her birthday June 3. Jimmy Alexander will have a birthday June 6. “Happy Birthday"to Mrs. Matt Davis today. Stephen McGee will be 4 years old June 3. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Whitmore will wedding celebrate his celebrate their 24th versafy June 5. David Gaskins will third birthday June 5. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker will f observe a wedding anniversary June f 8. Mr. and Mrs D. E. Roberts ere observing their 29th wedding anti versary today. ,Mr. and Mrs. Martin Boozer will observe their first wedding anniver sary June 6. 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Carolina Ave. NEWBERRY COUNTY BANK Joanna YARBOROUGH OIL CO. 415 U Main St. IRBY’S MARKET 207 Musgrrove St JOANNA STORES Joanna, S. C. Is Published Each Week By the Following Clinton Firms In the Interest Of Increasing Church Attendance YARBOROUGH OIL CO 415 W. Main St t It-fcv SIR] Only four strings I But these four strings offer endless possibilities of tone and harmony. They open to man new horizons of beauty and happiness. And yet, improperly played, these four strings can bring forth unbelievable discord! There are four strings in life — with similar possibilities. Mind . . . Character . . . Courage . . . Faith! The truths that fill our minds, the ideals that mold our character, the purposes to which our courage is given, the realities in which we believe; these can fill our lives with rich beauty and happiness or drab ugliness and sorrow. For centuries the Church has been the maestro of these strings of life — helping men to bring from their own souls the harmony and beauty God has put there. V . You can find music in everyday living through participation in the work of the Church. 1 • ' IH4. Kr„ur Air. irrrby. Simferf, Vi. RSBCWWHWi “THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL POR THE CHURCH TIm Okurdi i* Ac fKiini f.ctor on miA for 4m buildup.o( dimeter «»d food dtonaUp. Il it ■ dorehouM of •pintool valuer. Without a aliong Church, neither democracy nor civiliutioo cu aurriu. Then .re four round raatona why every peraon ihocld .Mend amice, regularly ud aupport the Church. They •ns (I) Ear hit ow. rale. (2) Far hia childna'a rake. (3) For the aaka of hia community aad nation. (4) Far lha aaka af fie Church ikelf, which areda hia moral aad material aapporL Plaa la fa to church regularly aad read year Bibb daily. BEACON DRIVE-IN Whitmire Hwy. McGEE’S DRUG STORE 100 W. Main St. CITIZENS FED. SAV. & LOAN 2*0 W. 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