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12 i THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Tharnday. October IS, IMS ***—+»»•••* »»»»» LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative TELEPHONE IMS at her home in GrrenviUe Saturday nine • Halloween party for their evening Poor to their attending meeting on October 20. the Furman William and Mary foot | All member* are to come in cos- ball game at Simne Stadium Ken-! tume. New members are always noth Trammell accompanied his welcomed. Mr and Mrs. Ted Smith and daughter, of Greenwood, were week end guest> of Mrs Smith's grand father, .1 Coker Blackwell and aunt Mrs V irginia Wilson. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Oakley and family, of Belvedere. Mr and Mrs. 1) 0 Vernon, oi Anderson, spent the week-end with the former's parents. Mr and Mrs. Sidney Oak ley Mr Oakley is Mrs Vernon’s brother. On Sunday the three fam ilies visited Mr. and Mrs Pruitt Oakley, Mr. anti Mrs. Clarence Oakley near Clinton. 1 Misses Sue Word and Deanne As bill, Mr and Mrs Marcelle Bar ker and Carrol Barker were among tthose attending the Clinton High- l-ancaster High ‘football game in Lancaster Friday evening. Mrs. Ralph Ballard, of Fountain Inn. visited her sister, Mrs. W. L. Motto and Mr Motto on Sunday Monday Mrs. Maxie Reeder and sons visited her parents, Mr and Mrs. Motto M's E W. Mitchell returned bom i on Wednesday of last week after spending two weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Alton Givins and Mr. Givins Mrs. Melvin Satterfield, Jerald Satterfield. Misses Melda Satter field and Mary Ann Heaton were among those attending the Green wood Fair on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs J. W. Turner and family, of Greenwood, Miss Mary Himes, oi Fairborn. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs Robert Taylor and daughter, of Joanna, were Sunday guests of Mrs Alma Harvey and Mrs Char lie Harvey Mr and Mrs Paul Kitchens and sons Tommy and Donny. visited Mrs Kitchens mother Mrs Laura McC.aha in Duncan on Thursday M.r and Mrs W H Seay. .Alfred Seay and Mrs Herman Phipps w ere Sunday visitors of Mrs Seay's bro ther. Rev J c Franks and Mrs Franks m Black Mountain. N C. Mr and Mrs Bobby Pierce and Durwuod. of Atlanta. Ga. were week-end guests of the former's par ents Mr and Mrs 1 X Pierce. Mr and Mrs Paul Glenn and I>eidr«- Mr .md Mr* John Heath. Greenville, visited Mr* . J H Seay Sundav Mrs. Seay accompan- i«xl the Ciena' to Greenville where Vie v isited the Glrr.n Heath Sloan Southerlins and James Seay fami lies for several davs Mrs Hallie Campbell spent Fri day and Saturday in Greenville with 1 her daughter. Mrs. Cecil Glenn, of Mauldin, who underwent surgery at the Greenville General Hospital on Friday Rev and Mrs Roscoe B r yan and family attended the Bryan reunion I held at the Ola Trinity School near Saluda Sunday. Mrs B T Bagiev of Good- water. .Ala, spent the past two weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Ira Bailey and Mr Bailey On Sunday Mr and Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. W. I Bailey, Sr.. ,and "Skeet" Bailey ac companied Mrs. Bagley to her sis ter’s. Mrs E L Moon in Madison, Ga. Mr and Mrs. Frank Goss and sons. Jerry, Wells and Warren visit ed Mrs Goss' mother, Mrs. G. W. Bowen anjJ sister. Mrs H B Hurt and Mr Hurt in Wadley, Ga., Mon- jday. Mrs. Goss and Jerry remained ! with Mrs. Bowen.for the week, f Mr and Mrs. Fred Bodie attend ed the homecoming of the Fork Shoals Baptist Church on Sunday and visited their daughter and son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Berry in Fork Shoals ' i Ray Fuller. Sn . of Norfolk. Va.. ' is spending a 15-day leave with his parents, Mr and Mrs Bud Fuller. Robert Fuller. Hn., of Charleston, recently visited his parents to ac company his sob. little Bob. home after his visit with his grandparents. Mr and Mrs Dewey McGaha. of Duncan, were Sunday visitors of his sister. Mrs Paul Kitchens and Mr I Kitchens ♦ Jim Dean is at home with Mrs Dean and family after being a pa tient in the Veterans Hospital in , Columbia for some tune Mr and Mrs Rex Gassaway and daughter, of GreenvilU Mr and Mrs Matt Davis of near Clinton were Sunday guests ot Mrs Addle Bee Coleman and Mrs Annie Mae Roper Mrs Virginia Wilson was m Charlotte. N C . Oct 3 4 and 5 for 1 the Carolina Beauty and Harvest Festival which was held m the t’harlotte Hotel Mr and Mrs Clyde Trammell and Mrs Janice Go" enjoyed a birthday supper for Mr' Paul Glenn parents home for a night and day He returned to Furman University on Sunday evening. Privates Jerald and Guy Smith, S J Mills and Wayne Brown, of Fort Jackson. Columbia, were week-end guests of Rev. and Mrs. Milford Sanders Mrs. Minnie Wofford is spending a few weeks with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs. R L. Wofford in Charlotte, N. C. VISIT TEXTILE EXPOSITION During the week many of the Lydia Mills employees attended the Southern Textile Exposition in Greenville, expressing their inter est in the various exhibits of new machinery and improvements being made in the industry. Lydia Mills is currently undergoing a change over for improvement in many phases of employees jobs. Mr. and Mrs David 4. Roberts were visitors on Tuesday of last Y. W. A. OFFICERS ELECTED The Young Woman’s Auxiliary of the Lydia Baptist Church met Tues day evening of last week at the home of the counselor. Mrs. Clyde Trammell. In the absence of the president. Janice Goss, vice president, presid- ed. The devotional and opening pray er was given by Judy Ellis Alter singing the Y. W. A. hymn, "O Zion Haste,” the Watchword, Ideals and Dedication were read. An interesting program in "Pub lish Glad Tidings,” was led by Miss Ellis, the program chairman, with Florence Revis, Harriet Wilson, Janice Goss and Mrs. Trammell taking part. Miss Goss led the closing pray er. Following the meeting, the hos tess served sandwiches, cookies and Pepsi Colas. 1960-1961 officers are: President. week in Greenville where he at- Oecelia McLendon; vice president, tended the Textile Exposition. Janice Goss; secretary, Florence BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Revis; treasurer, Martha Ann Hugh- EMERY ey; publicity chairman, Martha Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Emery an- Ann Hughey; program chairman, nounce the birth of a daughter April Juyd Ellis; community mission .Ann. on Sept. 30 at the Laurens chairman, Harriet Wilson; mission County Hospital study ' chairman, Sandra Mills; Mrs. Emery is the former Miss | Stewardship chairman, Olivia Co- Elizabeth Huff, of Pontiac, Mich. , ker; prayer chairman. Shirley The baby is still at the hospital Quinton, and is being kept in an incubator , FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN GW INN MRS. HARVEY AE-1 and Mrs. Alton Gwinn. of Tuesday evening the Lydia Corn- Orange Park. Fla., announce the munity Building was the scene of a birth of a daughter. Sandra Lynn, surprise farewell party for Mrs. Sept 28 at the Naval .Air Station Charles Harvey, who with her chil- Hospital in Jacksonville., Fla. dren. will be leaving this month to Mrs Gwinn. the former Miss Mar join S Sgt. Harvey in Alaska, garet Mitchell, is the daughter of I A large group of ladies enjoyed Mr and Mrs E W Mitchell. LITTLE MISS JOHNSON HONORED Letha Johnson was given a birth- a number of grimes, after which re freshm^nts of cake, coffee and mints were served by the hostess es. Mrs. Clayton Reece. Mrs Maxie day party on Oct. 1 at the Lydia Davis. Mrs. Lewis Bass and Mrs. Community Building in celebration Billy McGee, of her fourth birthday with her Mrs. Harvey was presented a aunt. Miss Flo Emery as hostess number of gifts which included Eighteen little folk enjoyed play i^ms of warm clothing, mg at the playground and also in-1 METHODLST SOCIETY HAS door games - . MEETING The white and pink birthday cake On Monday evening the W S.C.S. was cut and served with ice cream, of the Lydia Methodist Church met cookies peanuts and candies. Miss Emery was assisted by Mrs Jenne Johnson Letha's mother, m entertaining Many gifts were pre sented to the honoree. HALLOWEEN PARTY AT MOM AN’S <TI B The Lydia Woman s Club is plan at the home of Mrs E W. Mitch ell Mrs. David H Roberts, president, presided over the meeting A general discussion on the U N. and other foreign happenings were heard. During the social hour delicious party refreshments were served by the hostess 1 , BAPTIST CHURCH DOINGS The Omettune Dobbs Circle of the Lydia Baptist W. M. S. will meet tonight with Mrs R. E. Whitmire at 2 Peachtree St. A Baptismal service will be held Sunday evening at the 7:30 p m worship, hour. Layman's Day is planned for Oct. 23 with A. M. Shumate, Jr., as speaker for the morning service. Dr. John L. Slaughter, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Spar tanburg, brought a very inspiration^ al sermon to the Men of the Church on Monday evening. Cake and cof fee were served after the meeting# MOTHER HONORED WITH - DINNER Mrs. Hallie Campbell was pleas-1 antly surprised with a birthday din-! ner by four of her daughters and ! their families on Oct. 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holly in ! Greenville. Others present were Mr. j and Mrs. Buddy Yarborough arid family, of Mars Hill, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Starnes and family, of Atlanta. Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Ce cil Glenn and family, of Mauldin. A daughter, Mrs. J. B. Abercrom bie, and a son,, L. R. Campbell, were unable to attend. WTTH THE SICK Mrs. Addie Bee Coleman has re turned to her home after being a patient at the Self Memorial Hos pital in Greenwood last week. Friends will regret to know she will be confined to bed for several weeks. Bobby Webb entered Blalock Clin ic Monday as a medical patient. Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall has re turned to her home after a short illness at Blalock Clinic. Capers Gregory is a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVER SARIES Tami Blackwell, daughter of Mr. and Mirs Ralph Blackwell, was 1 year old Oct. 11. Mrs. John Brewington will ob serve her birthday Oct. 16 J. T. Lanford will have a birthday Oct. 18 Mr. and Mrs Jimmy James will celebrate their second wedding an niversary OeL 15 Mr and Mrs Edward Carrol have an anniversary today Nathan Patterson will obeerve a , birthday Oct 14. Miss Becky Moore will celebrate her birthday Oct 18 Butch Grady wiU celebrate his birthday Oct. 15. Mary Walker will be 5 yean old Oct 18 . David R. 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Then, if he recommend* medication, come to us for preaenpuon service. HOWARD’S PHARMACY YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE ‘On the Square" Phone 101 Iift'f go to Chfirch Sunday This Series of Messages In Published Each Week by the Following Clinton Firms In the Interest Of Increasing Church Attendance. IRBY'S MARKET 207 Musgrove St. We see only wires! But at this very moment a woman in San Francisco may be speaking to her husband in Tokyo. • • . . a boy at Princeton may be inviting a girl in Albuquer que to a football game ... and Mrs. Green of R. D. No. 1 may be placing her order with Mr. Brown of the Crossroads Store. Here — where sixty wires cling to the cross-arms of a weathered pole — the ends of the earth meet! It’s like that in our local churches on Com munion Sunday. Whether fifty or five hundred receive the Holy Sacrament ... the ends of the earth meat For the Lord's Supper is not a rite of one church or one denomination. It is the common sacramental feast of millions of Christians all over the world. Are you availing yourself of this blessed privilege, and are you attending your church regularly? As you receive this Sacrament In your church, your life is linked to the leas of Christians everywhere. And you and tkgf are united in a common communion with Qodt Cap frith IHt, Kraut Air imict, VratPmrf, Va. the church po* all . . . ALL POM THE CHUMCH TW Oiwcit ■ *W gr..inl l«tM «. t.iA lot 4. 4.i>4^ tl <*«.<•,. ami food It • • iI»m4«.h W ■fwrtMl >.4k, WiA.at . MraagCWdL Mi4.r 4nM«wjr am ernkt,L— cm moti*. Tkrrt an Imot mmmi naaam »hf eery ptnaa JnmU aOrmi mmtaa r-ful.rly ami layparl in Gmmc*. TWy •#>: (I) Fat h* man aakt. (2) Faa Im cluMrta'l uk*. (3) F.r 4» taka al La t WMity ami »«.«. (4) Fat 4* tmka of in Qtwck itaalf, wtuci maaia bit Mf.l m4 material support. PWa la ga to ckarcb rafolarly a ad road jmor Babla DV Book & ’I Johnson Bros. Super Market South Broad St. GULF OIL CORP. J. A. Addison, Distributor COOPER MOTOR CO. E. Carolina Ave. NEWBERRY COUNTY BANK Joanna Western Auto Assoc. Store 118 Musgrove St. / IRBY’S MARKET 207 Musgrove St. JOANNA STORES Joanna, S. C s BEACON DRIVE-IN Whitmire Hwy. McGEE’S DRUG STORE 100 W. Mala St. C-W-S GUANO CO., Inc. FERTILIZER 10S N. Adair CITIZENS" SAV. & LOAN 220 W. Mala St. COMMUNITY CASH E. Florida St. T. E. JONES & Son* Furniture 200 W. Main St. SUNSHINE CLEANERS Shoe Repair-Shirt Laundrv 102 W. Florida YOUNG BROS. GULF SERVICE 212 N. Broad