The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 08, 1960, Image 12
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
LYDIA MILLS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent. Representative
TELEPHONE 1085
Pvt. Kenneth Armstrong, of
Fort Jackson: Columbia, spent
the week-end with his parents,
Mr and Mrs. Earl Armstrong.
Mr and Mrs Joel Templeton
a.iul 1 ami and Mrs Alma Wham,
(it Laurens, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs Harry
Templeton
Mrs Janice McAlister and
sons. Danny and Jimmy, of An
derson. ami Mrs Gwen Walker
and son. Bobby, of Columbia,
were week-end visitors of the
former's mother. Mrs W J.
Franklin
Mr and Mrs Sloan Souther-
im. Miss Joan Souther!in. Mr.
and Mrs Paul Glenn and daugh
ter ot Greenville, visited Sun
day afternoon with Mrs South-
erlin and Mrs Glenn’s mother.
Mrs J, 11. Seay
Mr and Mrs Vernon Ginn
and children, of Fountain Inn.
s(x.*nt the week-end with Mrs.
Ginn s parents. Mr and Mrs.
Claude Willard.
Charles Kitchens, of Holly
Springs s^nl the week-end with
his brother. Paul Kitchens and
lamilv
Mr and Mrs Broadus Cooper.
Miss Betty Cooper, Mrs George
Wade Sr Miss Ixiuise Wade
and George Wade, of Great Falls
and Mr and Mrfc. Buddy Coop
er and sons, of Williamston. vis
ited Mr and Mrs Calvin Cooper
during the week-end. Becky
Cooper returned home with the
W ades for a \ ifcit Mrs. Broadus
Cooper and Mrs Buddy Cooi>er
and sons remained here to Ik*
with the Calvin Cooper’s son
while Mrs CiHiper is recuperat
ing irom surgery at the Colum
bia Hospital. Calvin and Buddy
Cooper accompanied her to the
hospital on Sunday and remained
w ith her a few days, j p
Mr and Mrs. Sidney Oakiey
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs BuddyOakley m
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C Holbert
and family visited her mother,
Mrs Kosa Pearson in Cowpens
on Sunday
Mrs. Alma Harvey and Mrs
Jesse Harvey and children visit
ed Mr and Mrs.' J. W. Turner
in Greenwood Friday. Miss Jane
Turner returned home with her
grandmother and aunt for a
visit.
Mrs George Howell Lewis
and Jesse Howell and Mrs.
Claudine H Whitt visited their
husband and father. George
Howell, in the General Hpspital
in Greenville during the week
end Mr Jlowell underwent eye
surgery on Thursday.
Mrs M F. Spoon, of Mt.
Vernon, Ga., is visiting her
daughters. Mrs. 1. C. McLendon,
and. Mrs. J W. Satterfield and
their families.
Mrs Alton Gwinn and chil
dren, of Orange Park, Fla., are
here for an extended visit with
her parents. Mr and Mrs. E. W.
Mitchell
’Hock Bailey, of Ciemsod
College, spent the'week-end with
his parents. Mr and Mrs Jim
Haile y They accompanied
‘‘Rock’’ to Clemson and Ken
neth Trammell to Furman Uni
versity in Greenville Sunday eve
ning
Mrs F E Toney and son, of
Columbih ' and Mrs. Corrie
Trammell, of near Lake Green
wood. spent the week-end with
Mrs W. L. Boozer, On Saturday
Mr. Boozer returned to Albe
marle. N. C\. where he is em
ployed. after spending several
days with Mrs Boozer and chil
dren
Mr and Mrs. E C. Burdette
spent Sunday with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Hilda Campbell and
family in Charlotte, N. C.
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Mr and Mrs Charles Patter
son and “Chucky," of Inman,
were guests of their parents,
Mrs. Mary Patterson and Mr.
and Mrs Fred Bodie during the
week-end
ATTEND SHRINE BOWL
GAME
Among those in Charlotte, N.
C.. Saturday for the Shrine Bowl
game were Mrs. Verner Dees,
Mrs. Tracy Dees, Mr. and Mrs.
James McElhannon, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude McElhannon, Mr.
and Mrs. David Word, Miss Sue
Word, Carroll Barker. Roy San-
Bud Phipps will observe a
birthday Dec. 12.
Dec 11 will be Eddie Aber
crombie’s birthday.
Miss Martha Ann Hughey> will
celebrate her birthday Dec. 10.
Mrs. Jim Bailey will observe a
birthday Dec. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Ellis
ders. Richard Sanders, Mr. and : observe a wedding anniver-
Mrs. Clyde Trammell, Kenneth j sar y Dec. 13
Trammell, Russell Trammell, ] Dec 12 will be Gary Goss
AMI13. Mr. and Mrs. Claude hirlhdav
Gilstrap,* Nathan Gilstrap, Mel ! ^ r - and ^ rs - Buddy Sanders
v.in. Bailey, Roger Whitmire. w * n observe a wedding anniver-
Kinard Littleton, Clark Surratt, | sar >' Dec. 12.
David and Grady Spoon. Joel
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ThK Series of Messages In Published Each Week b> the Following Clinton Firms In the
Interest Of Increasing Church Attendance.
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It’s hard for grownups to
grasp what it means to be a
child today!
We grew up yesterday. The pianos and ra
dios which had startled our parents were com
monplace to us. Television and jets we coaid
take in stride. But Space! Who among ns ex
acted to live in a Ruck Rogers era?
Yet to our youngsters nothing seems more
natural than man’s invasion of the aniverse.
Everything that went before was preparation.
We are ready to blast off. And the man who
will establish our first colony on Mars is prob
ably training for his mission in a sixth grade
classroom . . .
Was there ever a time when religious,
moral and spiritual development were more
essential to our youth? The Truth man will
cherish on Earth, and carry with him among
the stars, is being taught every Sunday in
our churches. Is your child . . . and the home
in which he is growing up . . . PIT FOR
THE AGE? :
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McElhannon, brother of James
and Claude McElhannon, and a
Clinton High senior, played in
the game.
LYDIA BAPTIST CIRCLE.
TONIGHT
The annual Christmas cover
ed dish supper and Decemlier
program of the Omathine Dobbs
Circle of the Lydia Baptist VV.
M. S. will be tonight (Thursday)
at 7 p. m. at the Lydia Commu
nity Building.
All members are urged to be
present.
COMMUNITY BUILDING IN
HOLIDAY DRESS
The Lydia Community Build
ing is being readied for all the
Christmas activities, which will
be held there during December.
Each room will be decorated
in the seasonable decor.
CIRCLE PLANS LUNCHEON
FOR WEDNESDAY
The Kathleen Walker Circle of
the Lydia Baptist W’. M. S. will
enjoy their annual Christmas
party and luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Clyde Trammell on next
Wednesday at 1 p m.
All members are urged to lie
present.
HAVE YOU ANSWERED
YOURS?
1 m just about to sit down and
answer my Christmas Seal let
ter. I wonder if you have an-
swered yours yet. It’s such an i
easy way to help provide the
gift of good health for you and !
your family. A Christmas Seal j
contribution helps pay for case
finding, medical research, health ;
education, and rehabilitation of j
I’B patients L se Christmas Seals !
on all your holiday cards and
packages. Answer your Christ- j
mas Seal letter today.
NOTICE FOR THE WOMEN’S,
CLUB MEMBERS
The annual Christmas party
for the Lydia Woman’s Club
will be held at the Panorama
Lodge on Dec 15 J
All members attending are
asked to be at the Community
Building to leave at ti:15 p. m.
on Thursday, the 15th. A fish
and chicken supper will be
served.
GIRLS’ WORLD
Congratulations to Linda Hol
bert ol the Happy Blue Bird
group lor her winning sugges
tion oi 'Girls World,” for the
Lewa District Campfire and
Blue Bird news column. Mrs.
James Barnes is leader of this
group c
Forty-tive girls participate in
the program of song, which pre
ceded the annual CChristmas pa
rade last Thursday.
The Y\an-Ka and Ta Wan Da
Campfire group w ith Mrs. Keith
McGee as leader enjoyed a hot
dog supper at the Lydia Commu
nity Building recently.
Officers lor the combined
groups are: President. Patsy
Costello, vice president. $hyl is 1
Payton; secretary. Flo Emory;
treasurer. Priscilla Gaskins; re
porter, Toni Harvey.
PARTY GIVEN AT KINDER
GARTEN
Jerry Goss was honored with
a part> at Kindergarten Nov.
23 in celebration of his sixth
birthday. -
Twenty-one Kindergarten chil
dren enjoyed the party.
Jerry's mother, Mrs. Frank
Goss, and .Miss Nellie Osborne
served party relreshments of
ice cream and birthday cake,
candy and peanuts
The cake was white with pas
tel color dec orations
Each of the children remem
bered Jerry with a gift.
t W ITH THE SICK
Mrs. Calvin Cooper underwent
surgery Monday at the Colum
bia Hospital in Columbia.
George Howell is improving
following surgery on one of his
eyes at the General Hospital in
Greenville on last Thursday.
Mrs. C. E. Spradley has been
ill at her home
Kathy Moore received treat
ment at Self Memorial Hospital
in Greenwood several days the
past week. K
BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVER-
1 " SARIES
Miss Shirley Quinton observed
her birthday Dec. 15
Mr. and Mrs. David Coker
will observe their 12th wedding
anniversary Dec 17 Her birth
day will be Dec. 14. v
Miss Melda Satterfield will
celebrate her 15th birthday Dec.
16. 4
Mrs. Mary Martin observed
her birthday yesterday, Dec. 7.
H. O. Smjth will observe his
birthday Dec. 10. Mrs. Smith will
have a birthday the 15th of Dec.
Happy birthday today to Mrs.
Thomas Huskey in Germany.
She is the former Miss Ernes
tine Parrish -
if'
Mrs. Jack While observed a
birthday Nov. 26
Cathy Brown will celebrate her
birthday Dec. 14.
F. L. Thornburg will observe
his birthday Dec 10
GreenvHle Woman
Sues Seaboard For
Injuries And Insults
A Greenville woman has fiM
suit in U. S. Western District
Court seeking $38,500 for injuries
and insu'ts she allegedly receiv
ed Sept 12 while a passenger on
the Seaboard Airline Railroad
The action filed with U. S. Dis
trict Clerk of Court Miller C.
Foster. Jr., listed the plaintiff
as Vivian M Bridges (44 Mount
Vista Ave.L
The suit alleges that in Septem
ber the plaintiff was a passenger
on a Seaboard train enroute to
Clinton from Portsmouth, Va.,
and that on arrival in Clinton
thp train conductor (not identi
fied) required the plaintiff to de
part the train in a dark and un
safe place several hundred yards
from the station, despite her pro
tests. In so doing, he used abu
sive and insulting language, it
alleges.
It continued that in walking to
the station with heavy baggage,
the plaintiff fell and that even
though she was seen to fall th^
conductor failed and refused to
render assistance - but instead
. . laughed at plaintiff as she
lay upon the ground.”
The plaintiff alleges that sue h
acts and conduct of the defen
dant’s agent, while acting within
the scope of his employment,
were willful, wanton, reckless
and negligent and caused the
plaintiff’s injuries, prevented her
from transacting her business,
that she has suffered ‘ pain in
Thursday, December g, 1960
mind and body and has incurred
medical expenses.
The suit continued that a young
man came to the assistance of
the plaintiff and escorted her to
the station where she registered a
complaint with the station agr#
who also refused assistance; and
that later the agent made state
ments which implied the young
man . . had been paid to go
along with the plaintiff” thus
falsely accusing the’ plaintiff of
attempting to bribe a‘witness in
the incident.
It concluded such action and
statements have subjected the
plaintiff to ridicule, her reputa
tion has been injured and she has
been caused to suffer mentally.
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