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Hand grips, wide step plate. 15-18" leg reads. t ■1L THE -ih - CHRONICLE f Thursday. October 6, 1960 LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMLLL, Correspondent. Representative TELEPHONE 1085 - ' / Mr and Mrs Casey Abercrom- b«' of Creenwood. were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Wilford Harris and other relatives here Mr and Mrs .1 B O Shields. Mrs Ray Riley and sons accom pained Mr Riley. SFM FN. and Allen Mtx>re. SN, to Asheville. N t . recently. Seamen Riley and Moore went from Asheville. N C . to New York where they are now stationed. Seaman Riley spent the week-end with Mr- Riley and sons Mr and Mr> Frank Walker and family with Mr^ J \Y. Wrenn. vis aed their nephews .the Brinkley boys, at Thorn well Orphanage dur ing the past week Billy Brinkley has been ill at Thorn well but is improving. Mrs Lillie Bell Miller was the week-end guest of .Mr and Mrs Cleo W'allenzine in Clinton A1 Williams, senior at The Cita-| del in Charleston, spent the week , end with his mother. Mrs L. A., Williams Mr and Mrs Pete Kelly and children of Gaffney, were week-end! guests of the former's mother. Mrs Ike Jones, and Mr Jones Mr and Mr- Royce Smith of .eir Laurens, visited Mrs J H Seay Saturday Visiting Mrs Seay Sunday were Mr. arxi Mrs James Seay and Mike. Mrs Jim Carver and Kim of Greenville. Mrs. Carver ind young daughters returned last .veek after nearly a year in Ger many with Sgt Carver Mr> E C carver. Mrs Tommy M.Flveen. Mrs R C Taylor. Jr . md Mr- Clyde Trammell attended in OES ms ection at Glendale on S.ttui\ta> evening On Friday eve ning Mrs Joe Campbell. Mrs B K Austin and Mrs Trammell were in Prosperity for their inspection Maik Gaffney, freshman at Clem- son College. >pent the week-end with hi* parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Gaffney Mr and Mrs Andrew Dubai of Montague Mich and Mrs Fanny Coleman of Andersivn. were Friday visitor- of Mr ami Mr- F L Thornburg. Mr and Mr' 3 B Yanderford ind children attended the Smith I reunion in I'nion Sunday Mrs W T Wigley. Mitchell, and i Mi-- Peggy U i* - Mr and Mr> j Richard Mar'in. with the former's ■lather. E 1. Wtncnesler. who i* ; visiting hen v.s.ted Mr. and Mr- R Melt an. Mr .uid Mrs Vance Wmches'er on S,i:»iay in Kry-on < ity \ v Mr and Mr- B:m Willard and children of Sumter were Sunday guest* of Mr and Mrs Claude Willard, the former’s parents Mr and Mr' At Coble of Colum bia. will eome here for the- PC homeenming and will spend the week-end with her grandfather. S J Todd, her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs Homer Fuller Mrs. Jafes W Campbell was a visitor in Greenville Monday Mrs George Wade and Miss laxiise Wade of Great Falls, spent the week end with their daughter and si'ter Mrs Calvin Coi>per. ami Mr Cooper Mr and Mrs L D Ledf rl and family of Gastonia. N C spent Sunday with his paierHv Mr and Mrs Earl Armstrong Mr and Mrs David R Coker and Marvin were vis.tors of Mrs Coker’s parents. Mr and Mrs M L Smith, near Greer during the week-end Mr and Mrs Luke Fuller and Miss Gail Fuller of Greenwood. Mr and Mrs Henry Lee and Cathy of Laurens, spent Sunday with Mr Fullers and Mrs Let ' mother. Mrs. J W. Fuller, and sister. Mrs. Lois Webb Miss Barbara Roberts of Win- throp College, Rock Hill, spent the week-end with her parents. Mr and Mrs David H Roberts She had as her guests Misses Sarah Phillips and Priscilla Roundtree, classmates at Winthrop Mrs. .Alma Harvey, Mrs Charles Harvey and children. Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Richie visited N W Med- lock, in Brooklet .Ga . on Sunday Mr, and Mrs. J B O Shields, Mrs Ray Riley and son recently- visited Mr and Mrs Bill Rowe in Hendersonville. N C. Mr and Mrs G .C. Parrish, Jr, and Miss Carol Parrish spent the week-end with his parents. Mr and Mrs Guy Palish John Dickerson of Spartanburg, spent the week-end with his dau ghter. Mrs Clarence Hinson, and Mr. Hinson Among those in Greenville Mon day for the Southern Textile Expo- stiion were Harry Templeton, Joel Templeton. Harley Culpeper, Mr. and Mrs David Word. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tramell Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnson and children of Inman, were week end guests of Mrs. Ame Lawson. Roger. Stanley, and Linda Mc- Wrenn .in Waterloo, was pleasantly surprised with a birthday dinner in her honor. Others attending were Mr and Mrs Bill Davis of Ware Shoals, Mrs J. W Weathers and children and Miss Mac Stewart of Laurens. Mr. Weathers and children. BI.l F BIRD GROUPS ELECT OFFICERS The "Happy" Blue Birds met on Tuesday of last week for their regular session. The following officers were elect ed: Joyce Patterson—President Terry Patterson—-Vice-President 11 ay Craw ford—Treasurer Ruby Fuller—Treasurer. Linda Holbert—Reporter Mrs Jimmy Barnes is the group leader. WITH THE SICK Wilford Harris remains ill at his home on Magnolia street. Mrs. Mark Windsor has been ill Mrs Ola Dalton is ill at her home Mrs Hudson Davis 0 ill Mr't Lila Gordon is suffering from a shoulder injury MR. HUGHES TO PREACH Jimmy Hughes of Clinton, minis terial student at Presbyterian Col- lege. will be preaching at the Lydia Presbyterian' Church until a pa-tor is secured. For the present services are be ing only on Sunday morninr Sunday school is held at 10:00 a m and morning worship at 11:00 a m each Sundav BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Mr> Lillie Belle Miller .will ob serve her birthday October 7 William Thomas Franklin wa- 3 years old Sept 28 Bruce Gregory was 6 years old October 3. Michael Hughes will be 6 years old October 7. * J. D. Bagwell has a birthday today George Harvey will celebrate his birthday October 7. Floyd Poole will observe his birthday October 9 Mrs. Frances Roach will have a birthday October 7. Mr aud Mrs George Blackwell vv ill observe their 24th wedding an niversary October 10 Mr and Mr' Claude Willard will celebrate their 41st wedding anni versary October 11 Bimbo Belue will be 7 years old October 9 . Lacy Ginn was 11 years old Sep tember 30 - - i Louis V. Fowler Laurens — Louis Velda Fowler. i>7. of 2 Au-Usta St., died at 2:00 p m ./rjuirsday. follow ing a year >t declining health. A native of Greenville County, he was the son of Mr and Mrs. Will Fowler of Slater He had worked as a barber most of his life and was a member of the Ma rietta Revival Center. Besides his parents he is survived by his wife, Mrs Lela Barbara Fowler; two -ons. Joe W Fowler of the U. S Marine Corps at Oceanside. Calif ; and Leslie Fowler of Littleton, i Mass., two daughters, Mrs. John nie Tippin of Littleton. Mass ; and Mrs Eugene Kirby of Laurens; four brother' Carl and Berry Fow ler ol Greenville Roy Fowler of Ninety-Six; Mendeil Fowler of | Gainesville. Ga.; three sisters. Mr- M H Henderson. Mrs Au tre/ Hayden and Mrs George Bur rell cf Slater; also seven grand- j children Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 4:00 p m at the Ma rietta Revival Center by Rev Lar ry Atkins and Rev. James Wil liams Burial was in Grandview Memor.al Garden' ROSE S 45th UADUCCT CAI ANNIV AND - C fABil ERSARY ■ ATI Ail MANY BARGAINS THROUGHOUT OUR STORE FOR THESE SPECIAL EVENTS! J • • » LADIES’ lU TTON FRONT—A Real Value! Garden Decorated SWEATERS S1.99 TINWARE / Consists Of Bread Box, ALL SIZES AND COLORS Only ( annister Set, Cake Plate and Cover. Woolen Plaid SKIRTS . . . . . S1.77 Only 88c Full Range Of Si/es In Fall C olors BOY’S SOX I. \RCE VARIETY HANDY. ATTRACTIVE POTTED PLANTS MAGAZINE RACKS Regular SI.29 Sale price 77c Only 77c ADJUSTABLE METAL IROMNC BOARD IRONING BOARDS PAD AND COVER Regular $li.9S Special S4.99 Only 77c MEN’S CREW SOCKS BIRDSEYE DIAPERS Special Value— 3 pair SI.00 Only SI.69 Doz. lie IT Now! General Motors and Ituiek introduee THE * « LOOK of action t]ies|M‘<‘iiil-sizc BUICK SPECIAL THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Now! The room. ride, go, pnde of the costliest cars plus the savings and ease of the small Look a! tki» cetn timi look at the fuU-ttar Bun k iirlow. Can you doubt the Special's all Aa**. too? Combin ing saving* and oa*e with Bui. I com fort ami luvurv! For an all-day ride you get more total head, teg and hip room titan in the .impact*... the *an»e kind ot txatnd Arm suspension as the full-siar '61 Buicks. .And for git, its new aluminum Y-8 and aluminum Dual Path Turhtne Drivy* grve you Imre the pow per pound of moat compact- (more eren than many full- awe can)! But. the btggeal news is that all thL« » youn fm /uat « uhuper mUn t Ike contacts.' -omm., u cm Smatter than big than sma* Now! Full size living in two new-size surprises the fulki/.c 61 BUICK - Donald of Inman, spent the week end with Lucy Dean Rev. and Mrs. James Griffin of Greenville, were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs. Frnak Birchmore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson and little son, Chucky. of Inman, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bodie and Mrs. Mary Patter son, during the week-end David H Roberts and Clyde Trammell attended a Southern Tex tile Association meeting in Clem son Saturday morning. In the afternoon they attended the Clemson-VPI football game. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. Frank Walker, when visiting with Mr Walker and children at the home of her sister. Mrs J. W. AS FINE. AS NEW. AS YOU CAN Ga Now! FuM comfort, fui luxury, in a new trimmer fuR-size carl Now there’s more easy-living room for all of you—up. down, all around. For this (ull-sur kick is new cita* through from its big Comfort Zone right down to the ground. Doors are wider and the dog leg’s smoothed away. A new Hide-Away dmeshaft gives far more flat floor space. A new Safety-X frame lowers the door silk. New Control Ann suspension smooths the humps. 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