Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Boatwright spent Sunday at Lake Greenwood Mrs. Syble Lesley of Laurens, and Mrs. Debra Wilheight of Pensacola. Fla., spent the week-end with Mrs Mary Martin and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McLendon and family of Davenport. Fla., Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Neal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Neal and family of Macon, Ga., have returned to their homes after i visiting Mr. and Mrs. I. C. McLendon and other rela tives. On Sunday the above famil ies and Bobby Webb joined other relatives for a picnic dinner at Greenwood state park. PFC Kenneth Armstrong of Fort Jackson, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Earl .Armstrong. Mr and Mrs. Joe Todd of Bock Hill, were Sunday guests of the former's father, S. J. Todd, and sister, Mrs. Homer Fuller, and Mr. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Loftin and Bryant of Winns boro, were visitors of Mrs. Connie Davis recently. Mr and Mrs. H W Williams were Sunday visitors nf Mr. and Mrs Edward Williams in Newber ry Mrs B F. Harvey. Mrs E C. Burdette and Mrs Clyde Trammell attended the OES sixth district school in Newberry on Saturday evening Mrs Harry Templeton and daugh- Tempteton. «imt the pan: week w*k the farmer s water and heather as law. Mr and Mrs W E tartars Mrs J H WdtaMtne ef the Unit hirer Pern nark cammmdty. «mt IV wee* end wMh her da. ghirr Mrs LiBse Belle Miller Oa 4 G« er. Mm Alma Harvey Mr and Mm J V Turner ruhad her an Swnday V aeenmmpaay the rhtt- Mrt L W . Bragg of Greenrille. Mr and Mrs John Walden and chfl drm <d Spartanburg Mr md Mrs Bryant MrAbee of Woodruff, visited Mr. and Ifev Charles Gaffney on Saturday coroute home from a va cation sUv at Myrtle Beach CTUBCH MOM ECO MING Plans are being made for the Sandy Springs Methodist Church homecoming which will be held on Sunday. August 2t. All former pastors, members and friends are invited to attend to make this day a happy occasion. Rev. Hugh Biddey is pastor of the Sandy Springs and Lydia Metho dist churches. REVIVAL THIS WEEK AT LYDLA METHODIST CHURCH The revival services which are now in progress at the Lydia Metho dist Church will continue through this week with services at 7:30 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend this fellowship revival. The pastor. Rev Hugh Bickley, is preaching. PICNIC TO BE HELD AUGUST 18 The Lydia Woman's Club will hold the annual family picnic on Thurs day ef next week. August 18. Everyone is asked to bring a picnic tunrh YOUTH-LED REVIVAL TO BEGIN SUNDAY AT LYDLA BAPTIST CHURCH • Fok-tration or Faith" has been chosen as the theme for the youth- led revival which begins Sunday. Aujru't 14 and ruas through Wednes day Augu< 17 at the Lydia Baptist Church The guest weaker will be Rev Earl Jackson ef North Greenville Jumor College and Sumter, with vemeea to begin each • « pm Al the end of Uw Sunday aonlnp wo ice the key la eburefc will V given to Mark dmnrr far Rny Worn «f bun aa the Vow ti Mr and Mm Mr and Mm E C Bordnw n» nod tvw iiadhaiv Mm Hau "* I •m Mr» to toe -Al u .. Mm M B hens* •• to day* and Mr MB •eh otfl n§ PBAVBB u anitoat to t top m tony GOING! GOING! EVERYTHING GOES SUITE BY SUITE AND PIECE BY PIECE BEING HURLED OUT OVER THE AUCTION BLOCK FOR CASH AUSTIN-JONES TURN. CO. CLINTON S. C LIQUIDATION •»*» HI I TV •m- SATURDAY. AUGUST 13th THE END SACRIFICE PRIVATE SALES DAILY 10 am. to 5 p.m. i’o M» FOR CASH AT PUBUC AUCTION TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT 7:30 P. M. (ENDING SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 13TH) THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH SOLD! THOUSANDS - OF - DOLLARS WORTH REMAIN TO BE SOLD! IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME MANY MILES TO THIS AUCTION SALE — BRING YOUR CASH, YOUR WAGON OR TRUCK — COME MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS — THERE WILL BE CHAIRS FOR YOUR COMFORT AND BARGAINS FOR ALL — COME GET YOURS!! * REMEMBER — SATURDAY, AUGUST 13TH IS THE LAST NITE AUSTIN-JONES FURNITURE CO. Clinton, S. C. The O , ■ wu-gbt n ; dap m si tv< AM Monaa.BMoot* m rn i mectikc The Br. Vrhaod to tV Ba< chnrrh « U) htod tV ngipn Pnda> »-x«-nukc at 7 to p m ( AMD OF THA.MLS We would like to thank e\eryone for TV many kmdneoae» showa us during the lUness and while Mr Walker was m the ho^utaJ Espec tally do we thank tV Baptist WMS and church for the pounding and other help and our neighbors and fnends and to Teresa G a liman. Susan Estes and Judy Hughey for their help May God bless each to you -MR AND MRS. FRANK WALKER AND FAMILY BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES .Angela Birch more will be 8 years old August 15. Mis - Barbara Roberts observed her birthday August L Miss Darlene Templeton cele brated her 16th birthday August 8. Teresa Seay win be five years old August 15. Wayne Smith will celebrate his birthday August 16. "Happy Birthday'’ to Mrs. Je- nene Johnson today. Kelly King will observe a birth day August 16. Mm. Herman Phipps will observe her birthday August IX. Mrs. Bobby Bennett will celebrate her birthday Angus! IX Donny Fuller wiU celebrate his birthday A^vust U- Leon Deatz will observe a birth day August 17 Ehii Jackson will celebrate bis birthday August IX Mr and Mrs E W Mitchell will 105 S. Broad St MURRAY GARBER’S THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY lies’New Fall - DRESSES Specially Priced For Dollar Days - - Sizes 7 to 24 1 /2 - Cottons - Rayons - Silks LADIES’ LADIES’ Princess Margaret l , f Blouses BRAS $1.00 2 for 88c Dollar Days Specials Sizes 32 to 40 Regular $200 - Solids A-B-C Cup Ladies’ Summer DRESSES Last Call For Summer Price - All Sizes BAGS $1.00 %fl Wu I afl BLOUSES AH SKIRTS Vi Price SUPS $1.00 HOSE USB A8 BAGS Ladies’ New Fall DRESSES Dollar Day Specials - All Sizes Ladies’ Nylon HOSE 48c 1st Quality - New Shades New Fall SKIRTS $5.95 Ladies’ T. SHIRTS $1.00 Regular $2.00 and $3.00 Ladies’ New Fall HATS $299 Velvets Ladies’ PANTIES 3 pr. for $1.00 Sizes 5 to 10 Regular 59c Quality Ladies’ Batiste Pajamas $1.00 All Swim SUITS Vi Price Ladies’ Jamaica's $1.00 Regular $2.00 and $3.00 - ALL PLAYTEX BRAS REDUCED - Murray Garber's CLINTON, S. C