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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, November 23, 1961
LYDIA MILLS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative
TELEPHONE SU-MK
aon-Furman football game at
Clemson Saturday.
The group went on the Clinton-
Lydia recreation bus along with
the Clinton Boy Scuot*.
Lydia Scouts seeing the game
were Johnny Lanford, Frank
Gaskins. Jimmy Sanders. Jimmy
Mrs
„ , _ . 4 k n nnH Pni Konnetli and Francis Cooper. Steve Gra
Frank Goss and sons^toma. V C., and Cpl Kenneth d> Terry Crawford Mike Carnp .
w ilh her mother, Mrs. G. W. Armstrong of Fort Jackson.
Bowen of Wadley, Ga., were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee and bell and Marion Waters
Saturday overnight guests of children of Laurens, were Sunday FISHING CLUB SUPPER
their sister and daughter. Mrs guests of her mother. Mrs J W. SUCCESS
T A HaU and Mr. Hall in Au- Fuller fbe Lydia fishing . lub came
custa Ga Mrs Bowen remained Little Karen Webb of Joanna, to a successful year s end with a
with the Hall family for a visit.! spent the week-end with her i fish and chicken supper at Provi-
She had been visiting the Goss grandmother, Mrs. Lois Webb denre School Saturday evening,
family for several weeks On Monday Mrs. Steve Webb. A large number of members
Ned Handback. first year stu
dent at the Georgia Military
Academy in MiUedgeville. will
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Rufus Handback.
with her son. who was born Nov and several invited guests enjoy
17 at the Joanna hospital, and ed the bountiful supper, after
Karen came to Mrs. l^iis Webb’s which they met in the auditorium
for a week’s visit ^ or *be drawing of door prizes
Mr and Mrs Chester Fore and to present the Fishing Club
hand of Durham. N. C . were re prizes to ,'hose who had won with
, cent guests of her brother and the fish they had caught during
Mrs. BiU N ^ n a !)f sister-in-law. Rev and Mrs I the year
land, were in Greenville Monday
at Shriner’s hospital fcr the cast
on Leland's foot to be changed.
Clyde Trammell. Kenneth
Trammell. SA. Nathan Gilstrap.
and Roger Whitmire were among
N. Pierce. N Hughey, outgoing presi-
Mr and Mrs. David Roberts dent, showed films he had made
were Sunday guests of Mr. and at Lake Greenwood, in the moun-
Mrs J H Calvert in Spartan tains and at other places , , ,, ,, _
burg Robert Vance, president of thej have the annual family might
LYDIA BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS v
WMS General Meeting Today ~
The November general meeting
of the Woman’s Missionary So
ciety will be held today. Wednes
day, at 1:00 p. m. at the church.
AU members who can possibly
come are urged to do so
Mrs R E. Whitmire, vice-
president, will preside.
The Kathleen Walker circle
will have charge of the program
Study Course Three Days
The foreign missions study
course will be held at the church
Nove 27. 28, and 29 at 7:00 p m
each evening
This is the W’MS mission study
but is to be church-wide
Rev M. J Saiders will teach
Jhe adults
Mrs Clyde Trammell will
teach the young people, Mrs. R.
E Whitmire the intermediates,
and Mrs Houston Ellis has the
juniors.
PRESBYTERIAN FAMILY
NIGHT
Tin- Presbyterian Church wiU
Mr and Mrs J. B Neal and I Clinton-Lydia Mills, presented
those attending the Clemson-Fur- Jimni y were Sunday dinner the grand prize of a boat to Bill
man football game at Clemson quests oi her mother, Mrs Annie'the largest fish caught
Saturday Garrett in Enoree. Enroute home during the year
Winthrop CpNege students ex- they visited Mr Neal’s parents, Officers for - 1902 were elected
peeled home for the Thanksgiv- Mr and Mrs Sam Neal, in Lau- They are
ing holidays with their parents rens M r Nelson-President,
are. Misses Cecelia McLendon, Mr and Mrs Charles Gaffney R F Harvey-Vice-President
Janice Goss. Barbara and Kav visited her grandmother, Mrs ^ B Neal-Secretary and Trea
Roberts Ola Mont joy, who is seriously ill •'urer.
Mack Gaffney and Rock Bailey if the Spartanburg general hos- M rs BiN Nelson-Prize Direc-
of Clemson College, will spend, P'tal. on Sunday ! lor Her assistants are Mrs. Per
Thanksgiving with their parents. Mrs. Paul Glenn and Deidre of r y Pamsh. A M Shumate, Jr ,
Mr and Mrs Charles Gaffney, were Friday' over- H _ ^ HuKhey and B F. Sinclair
Mr. and Mrs Jim Bailey. night guests of Mrs Glenn’s sis- BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
Ed Greer of Union, visited Mr ter , Mrs Clyde Trammell, and ANNIVERSARIES
and Mrs J. T lanford Saturday Mr Trammell The Trammell Frank Gaskins will celebrate a
evening. accompanied their Son. Keith to birthday November 26
supper tonight (Wednesday) at
6:30 at the church
A turkey supper with all the
trimmings will lie served the
church families
R J. Dunaway. Jr . is ill at his Greenville on Sunday Keith left
hy bus for San Diego, Calif . after
spending a week with his parents
following his basic training in
the Navy On his return to San
Diego he will go to naval school
as a hospital corpsman.
BOY SCOUTS ATTEND
FOOTBALL GAME
Scoutmaster Ellis Huffstetler.
home.
Pvt. Aaron Armstrong of Fort
Jackson. Columbia, spent the
week-end with Mrs Armstrong
and daughter, Sheila, and his
parents. Mr and Mrs. Earl Arm
strong Also spending the week-,
end with the Earl Armstrongs
were their daughter. Mrs L. D
Ledford. Mr Ledford and daugh- with members of Lydia’s Troop
ters. Debra and Denise, of Gas- 90 Boy Scouts, attended the Clem-
STUFPED EARS
gr—dmodwr was a iri. «
ia Mack pepper aad swee* oil was her fkvoritae
Thanks to medical scacoce oar eae* fen
i batter today. We*ve many effective mndkattooe
that atop Cut . . . reduce compBcatkaa.
Bo, don't rely on “home remedies** alien yaa*re QL
Year health ■ your most preoooi j
ft as eudk. Let your physician prescribe I
(hat sriB be most effcethre for you. Then i
as for quality prescription compounding,
HOWARD’S PHARMACY
YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE
On The Square” Dial 833-1640
Miss Priscilla Gaskins will
have a birthday November 28
Jerry Goss will be 7 years old
November 26
Clifton Tumhlin will have a
birthday November 23
Mrs Chestley King will ob
serve her birthday Nov. 27
Kathy Sanders and Miss
Paula Shelnut will celebrate their
birthdays November 29
Bud Fuller will observe a birth
day November 28
Jim Hairston will celebrate his
birthday November 25
Linda Holbert will have a birth
day November 28
November 24 will be Terry Ful
ler’s and Betty Jean Ballew’s
birthdays
H. N. Hughey’s birthday will
be November 27
Mr and Mrs W r R Caubie will
observe their wedding anniver
sary November 29
Mrs Jack White will celebrate
her birthday November 26
Mrs Billy Abercrombie will
observe her birthdav November
24
Buddy Wells, son of Mr. and
: Mrs. Ed Wells. Jr., was one year
1 old November 19
WOMAN’S CLUB BANQUET
ENJOYED
The Lydia Woman’s Club held
the annual Thanksgiving banquet
on Thursday evening in the din
ing hall of Providence Scholu
Mr and Mrs. Robert Vance,
Mr and Mrs. CJaude Crocker.
Mr and Mrs J B Templeton,
and husbands of the dub mem-
liers were invited guests for the
occasion
The dining tables were dec-
' orated with arrangements of fall
flowers and small pine con tur
keys
Around thirty-four attended
Mrs Ralph Riddle, president
I of the club, welcomed the guests
and members Mr Templeton
gave the invocation
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COUNSELOR
Rv Bishop Herbert Spengh
Some things we should never |
forget. One of them Is the power
of prayer It is unfortunate that
so many of us have to be forced
to our knees
Many of us have forgotten
about D-Day, June 6 1944. the
day when the invasion of Hitler’s
“Fortress Europe” commenced
Those who were in it, their pa
rents and loved ones, haven’t
forgotten it, if they are living
In my hands is a clipping tak
en from Guidepost Magazine The
story is written by Charles E
Wilson, former President of Gen
eral Electric. He was standing in
Washington’s Union Station on
the morning of June 6, 1944. wait
ing for a friend. “There was no
announcement on the loudspeak
ers. no “extras” were shouted,
there was no visible source of the
news: but suddenly the scurrying
and the criss-crossing stopped,
the loud hum of a thousand con
versations ceased, the news pass
ed from friend to friend, from
stranger to stranger: ‘The inva
sion's begun they're landing
in Normandy.'
"A hush fell over the waiting
room I was aware of little things
the soft tread of the few people
still walking, the stream of sun
light that fell in to the waiting
room as it does in a cathedral
While I stood watching, it began
“First it was a woman who.
right there in the station, drop
ped to her knees and folded her
haiuL near her. a man knelt
down Then another, and another,
until around me people knelt
in prayer before the hard wooden
benches of Union Station
“What were we praying for
that morning of the Invasion'
For Jim or for Franz, or for
Giovanni- or just for peace Per
haps for no reason at all, except
that in Die hush we felt the need
to pray
“The quiet lasted for no longer
than a few minutes Then, slowly,
the woman rose to her feet The
man next to her arose, too. clear
ed his throat and walked off
rapidly as if he felt a sudden
embarrassment. Within seconds
the station was alive with move
ment and talk again.”
There is now a generation who
konws nothing of D-Day, but they
are certainly living in the fruit
of the events which led up to that
day when women's sons went out
to kill other women's sons
Why wait for emergencies to
pray? Why not pray every day?
Why not live in the atmosphere
of prayer? Why not pray until
our lives are patterned according
to the guidance of God which we
can acquire through prayer?
Until man learns that because
created in the image of God he
must live in partnership with
God to His honor and glory, we
a l e going to face situations
which force us to our knees Des
perately this generation stands
in the need of prayer. That
means prayer by you and by me
Prayer is rapidly becoming our
only means of survival
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