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Thur*d»>. September 8. 1964) THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 13 LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative TELEPHONE IMS Rev. and Mrs. Roscoe Bryan and children were Sunday ^overnight and Monday guests of his mother. Mrs. Carrol McCary and other relatives in Edgefield. Mr. and Mrs. Henry King attend ed the Labor Day celebration and barbecue at Joanna Monday. Ray (Boots) Fuller. SN. of Nor folk. Va., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Bud Full er. Seaman Fuller has just return ed from a seven-months tour of duty aboard the destroyer USS DuPont. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Burdette, of Donalds, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.-Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glenn and Dedre, of Greenville, and Mrs. Sara Glenn, of Mauldin, were Sunday supper guests of Mrs. J. H. Seay. Jimmy Earl Gregory, AN, and Mrs. Gregory and son, of Pensacola, Fla., spent the week-end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Capers Greg ory. M!r. and Mrs. J. T. Whitmore. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and family, of Rock Hill, were guests of his mother, Mrs. W E. Johnson, and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parrish during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tarmmell vis- Sgt Charles Harvey has a birth day today Mrs Frank Goss will observe her birthday September 13 Billy FennHI will have a birthday September 11. September 13th will be the birth- ited Mr. and Mrs. John Heath in 1 lotte. N. C. Greenville and Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Stone in Anderson on Tuesday. On Saturday evening they visited Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith near Laurens Mr and Mrs J. T. Lanford and Johnny. Mrs Sam Prince. Misses Nettie and Roberta Prince were in body was brought to Anderson for burial. 6n Monday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Taa Woods and Mrs. Guy Long shore of Newberry, visited Mr. and Mrs Henry King Mrs. Kelly Goff of Newberry, visited the Kings on Thursday. Mrs. Jessie Hairston, Joe Hairs ton and Miss Sandra Mills attended a birthday dinner in Charlotte, N. C., Sunday in honor of the former's brother. Oscar Estes. Mrs. J. H. Seay spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Emma Neal, in Greenwood last week. On Thursday Melvin Seay and children and Miss Feroline Seay visited Mrs. Neal and accompanied Mrs. Seay home. Jim Brown, SA of Jacksonville, Fla., visited Ray Riley, SFM-FN, and Mrs Riley during the week end. He was being transferred to the Charleston Naval Base. Mr Riley returned to Jacksonville Wednes day Mrs Estelle Harrison of Clinton, was a supper guest of Mr and Mrs. Oliver Smith on Tuesday of last week Mr. and Mirs C. E Burdette were Sunday visitors of their daugh ter. Mrs. Hilda Campbell, in Char T D. Douglas. Irzie Miller, Roy Sanders and Harold Wallace were among those attending the races in Darlington Monday. Mr and Mrs W. J Franklin and Miss Carol Franklin spent the week-end with Mrs Franklin's mother. Mrs T. H Brooks in An Anderson Sunday for the Air Pano derton Miss Franklin, with her rama held at the Anderson Airport “ster. Hrs Janice McAlistec. at- Wayne Fuller. ACW-AN. left Tues tended the air panorama Sunday day of last week to return to New- Mrs W. L Boozer visited Mr foundland after spending a leave Boozer in Greensboro N C, dur- with his parents Mr and Mrs Bud ^ »eke-end He is employed Fuller there at present Lam Landreth of the U S Mr and Mrs W E Saylors and Nary. Pensacola Fla . is spending Rranddaughter, Susanne Saylors of several da>s «.th his mother and “^nville. vi«u-d Mr and Mrs other relatives before reporting to Templeton Sunda) Jacksonville. Fla . whereV » b* HOMECOMING WNOAY few reaaMflHd The Lydia Baptist Church will Russel! Trammed AN of Jack J*** homecoming Sunday with all sonvdle. FU . spent the week end ,ormrT ^ loT> "lemberv aloiy With hts parents Mr and Mrs * ,th mpmhrr ' friends Clyde Trammel! S-Sgt and Mrs Leon Aberrrom- b*r and son of Myrtle Bench were week-end guests of their par Mr and Mn Henry Aber Me and Mr> Rachel Moseley Mr and Mrs L D tedford and family of Gastonia. N C. spent the week-end with her parents. Mr and Mrs .Earl Armtfraow Pvt Kenneth Armstrong of Fort Jack I mi. Cohsmhsa. m vpemfcng a 14-day t Mrs E C Burdette and Mrs Yammeii wore sudors in An on Thursday due to the death of th* former t cousin Wilton E McCullough of Columbus Ga Hts CREDfltMUT NOTICE All persons having claims against the rotate of Ada E Davis, deceas ed. are hereby notified la Ale the Baptist Church Woman’s M being invited Sunday school will be at !• 00 a m At the 11 8b a m worship hour Res J I McGill will be the speak er At U 30 dirua-r will b> served with all attending asked to brine well filled baskets At 2 00 p m there will be an in formal song service e Training Union will be a 4 30 p in At the evening worship hour of 7 30 p m Rev R D Gregg will be the guest speaker, Rev M J Sanders, pastor of the church extends a cordial uivita lion to everyone to come for Sun day school and stay for the evening service * Ms CIRCLE WILL MEET The Omattuar Dabbs circle of the ry duly verified with the under- Society will meet Thursday (to and thus* indebted to said night i at 7 30 p m at the church, will please make payment Mrs M J Sanders will be hostess likewise All members are invited to at'end Aug ALICE DAVIS LOWE * Administratrix 11. 1N0 3c-SI I < REDITORS NOTICE AH persons having claims the estate of Homer D Henry, de ceased. are hereby notified to file the same duly verified, with the un deragned. and those indebted to said estate wiU please make pay meat likewise AGNES HENRY ADAIR. WILLIAM EDWARD HENRY. Executors. 410 Calvert Avenue. Clinton, South Carolina Augus L29. 1960 3C-0-S IS NOTICE OF SALE The State of South Carolina County of Laurens COURT OF COMMON PLEAS C. J Cate, Jr, and J. W. McLau rin. partners trading and doing busi ness under the firm name of CATE McLAURDf COMPANY. rjl *_4;£e ‘ — riaintitts vs JACK HASKIN and W M HAS- KIN. partners, trading and doing business under the firm name of CLINTON TIRE & RECAPPING COMPANY, Defendants. PURSUANT to an execution issued to me by the Clerk of Court of Laurens County in the above en titled case on June 13, 1960, and levy made in connection therewith, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cadi at the place ofcbusiness of the BRADLEY LUM BtR COMPANY, forjnerly Haskin Lumber Company, near Clinton, South Carolina, on September 5, i960, at eleven o'clock a. m., the following described property: 3 American Tire Recapping Mold Stands. 4 American Tire Recapping Mat rixes. ' The su cessful bidder at said sale will be required to pay the amount of his bid immediately upon the same being knocked down to him or the same will be immediately re sold at the risk of the former pur chaser This property levied on and sold as property of Clinton Tire & Recapping Company, C. W W1ER. Sheriff Laurens County, S C. August 5. 1960 4cS8 f IF TOU DOMT READ THE CHRONICLE TOO DOMT GET THE MEW» T4 YOUNG PEOPLE TO MEET The Avmriatmial young? people * meeting will be held at Bellvu-w Baptist Church tonight at 7:30 p m | The young people of the Lydia Bagv tiat Church will meet at the church to leave at 7:00 p m BROTHERHOOD MEETING ERIDAY The Brotherhood will meet Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the church All men of the church are invited to join the Brotherhood WITH THE SICK Rev. Martin Wilbanks was a pa tient at Hays hospital during the past week Mrs Wilbanks is a pa tient at a Columbia hospital Mrs Ray Campbell is recuperat ing at her home following surgery at St. Francis hospital m Greenville Wilford Harris ill at his home. Mrs. B C. Revis has returned to work after suffering a sprained ankle last week. Friends will regret to know L A. W illiams remains ill at Blal<>ck Clinic. MR. HUGHES TO SPEAK SUNDAY Sunday morning at tll:00t a m. Jimmy Hughes of Clinton, will speak at the Lydia Presbyterian Church. Mr. Hughes is a ministerial student at Presbyterian College SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PARTY | On Saturday evening Mrs E. C Burdette’s Intermediate Girls Sun day school class enjoyed a party at Curry's Lake The girls, with their guests, enjoyed bowling, horseback riding and other activities. Refreshments of their choice were purchased at the concession stand. ¥ r and Mrs. Allen White as sisted Mrs Burdette with the group of fourteen. BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Mrs. James Campbell wiil ob serve her birthday September 10 Sandra Kay Patterson will cele brate her mirthday September 12 Mrs. Henry King wRl observe a birthday September 13 Libby Young will observe her birthday September 11 Randy Seay will be 9 years old September 9. James McLendon will celebrate his 15th birthday September 14 . Mrs Mac Harris will observe a birthday. September 9 Miss Shirley Lesley has a birthday today. Mrs A E Lawton will have a birthday Sept 12 Mass Peggy Grady will be 13 yaan old September 13 day of Homer Fuller. Tommy Moore and Gary Proffitt Mr and Mrs James McElhannon observed their 6th wedding anni versary August 29 Little Teresa Harris was 1 year old Sept 12. BRIDE HONORED WITH PARTY The Clinton Mill Community Building was the scene of a house hold shower recently for Mrs Her man Burdette, the former Miss Sandra Ivester. On arrival a lovely carnation cor sage was pinned on the recent bride Twenty four ladies enjoyed bingo and other appropriate games before being served a salad plate with cold drinks by the hostesses. Mrs. Ver non Ivester. Mrs. Clyde Trammell. Mrs Bo King. Mrs Melvin Satte field and Mrs Manon Turner Mrs Burdette was presented a ho* of lovely and useful gifts, in cluding several pieces m her chosen pattern of china and crystal THANK YOU CARD We would like to thank our friends of Lydia Mills and Clinton for thoughtfulness at the death of daughter and niece. Elaine Fuller, of Union The floral 'jfferings were greatly eppreciated - MR AND MRS ODLS FTXLER. MRS FLOYD FMERY SHOP WHERE YOU SAVE SHOP AT .. VL WIN* s W-D "Branded" Famous Ground ■ • \Xi - ^ ' v '.. rf/ ' LB. PKG. *1.39 PfHHIPi lvUl-4 k .v 7 I G, W-D “Branded" - U. S. Grade A Government Inspected YOUNG HEN Turkeys Pinky Pig Pure Pork * £ N Corn Fed Smoked Slat 10 to 14 Lb Average .eon Shoulder Sausage. MB. 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