Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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itan, a C, Tkuradaj, Aagiist 8, 1M3 'l THE CLINTON Cl INICLE LYDIA MILLS CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Representative TELEPHONE SSS-StM Misses Judy Ellis and Sandra (ills, Mrs. Jimmie Barnes and with Mrs. Donald Law- and Donna Lynn are spend- ig the week vacationing at Myr- Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Michum Harris family of Pickens were week- guests of Mr. and Mri. lames Ammons. Mr. and Mrs. E. Staggs and Mr. and Mrs. Rush of Belton spent Sun day' with their daughter and sis- Mrs. Glenn Gaskins and Mr. laskins. Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Sanders id sons are spending the week Jn Palatka, Fla., with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Willard and Jill spent a few days at Myrtle leach last week. They returned /ia Sumter for an overnight visit Mr. Willard’s brother and sister-in-law, SF/C and Mrs. Bim ftllard and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Brock and Irs. Lillie Thomas of Newberry visited their sister, Mrs. Fred and visited Mr. Bodie in BaUey Memorial Hospital, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack White and family and Miss Beatrice White [spent Sunday with relatives in [Gaffney. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Aber [crombie of Greenwood were re- [cent visitors of the former’s I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. [Henry Abercrombie. M. and Mrs. H. W. Williams [visited relatives in Greenville and [Piedmont on Saturday. On Sun day Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wil Hams and family of Newberry visited here with the A. W. Wil- I Hams. David Gaskins was accompan I ied home Saturday by his aunt, Mrs. Mildred Jackson after his ' two weeks visit with her and with his grandmother, Mrs. J. F. Gas- Ikins in Rock Hill. Ken TrammeU HN of Bethes- da, Md., spent the week-end with Kathy, Steve and Monty of Bell Garden, Calif., are visiting the former’s sister, Mrs. Herman Phipps and Mr. Phipps. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James R. Parris and son Mike of Enoree visited the Phipps family. Mrs. R. F. Longshore of New berry. spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. I. S. Parker. She also visited her brother Fred Bodie in the hospital. On Satur day evening Mr. and Mrs. Park er and accompanied Mrs. Long shore home. Delmar Lawson is spending the week at Myrtle Beach along with others of the FFA of Clinton High School. T. Sgt. Barry McLendon, U. S. Air Force of Sunnyvllle, Calif., and Miss Irene Fuller of Calif., and England are visiting his mother, Mrs. SteUa McLendon and sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bailey. W. M. U. PICNIC ENJOYED The Lydia Baptist W.M.U. en joyed a picnic at the Baptist as sembly on Lake Greenwood on last Thursday evening. Around 45 were present. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spradley, caretakers of the Assembly Grounds were invited guests. Jimmy Braswell was driver of the Clinton-Lydia Recreation bus. KATHLEEN WALKER CIRCLE TO MEET The Kathleen Walker Circle of the Lydia Baptist W.M.S. will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Charlie James at 153 Pine St. All members are asked to at tend. BOY SCOUTS AT CAMP OLD INDIAN Lydia Bo yScout Troop 90 are at Camp Old Indian for this week along with Troop 138 from Clinton Mills. The boys will be participating in many outdoor activities while there. TrammeU. On Saturday he and his mother visited Mrs. J. H. Seay and Miss Feroline Seay in Greenville. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Oakley are spending two weeks in Rock Hill with relatives. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. "Clyde" "Among those attending the camp from the Lydia Troop are, Steve Fennel, Frank Gaskin, Marion Waters, Jimmy Cooper, Harvey Shumate, Leland Nelson, Mike Johnson, Francis Cooper and PhilUp Moore. Jimmie Braswell Troop 90 Mr. Ralph Parris and children 1 Scoutmaster and Truman Owens Troop 138 Scoutmaster are at tending the camp with their Troops. RETIRES AFTER 28 YEARS GNY Dick McLendon is here with his mother, Mrs. Stella Mc Lendon and sister Mrs. Jim BaOey and Mr. Bailey after re ceiving his twenty year Retire ment Discharge at Camp Lejuene N. C., last week. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Jim Hairston will observe his birthday August 10, and W. L. Motte will observe his birthday August 10. Brenda Waters will be 12 years 0I4 August 12. Donna DiUishaw will have a birthday August 9. Mrs. Sidney Oakley observed her birthday July 31. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley observed their 39th wedding anniversary August 6. Mrs. Scott Dawkins wUl cele brate a birthday August 14. Mrs. NeUie Dean wUl have a birthday, August 10. Teresa Seay’s birthday will be August 13. Kieth O’Bryant wiU be 1 year old August 12. His mother, Mrs. Charles O’Bryant’s birthday will be August, 21. Mrs. Jeanene Johnson wiU ob-. serve her birthday August 11. Sherman Massey will observe his birthday August 9. Happy birthday to Mike Craw- for and Mrs. Jimmy Richie, to day. August 11 wiU be William Alex- Donny Fuller will have a birth- ander’s birthday, day August 13. Mr. and Msr. E. W. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hughey wiU observe their wedding anni versary August 12. Frank Birchmore observed a birhtday August 10. August 12 will be Mr. Herman Phipps birthday. WITH THE SICK Bill Gaskins, son of Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Gaskins underwent an eye operation on Tuesday of last week at the Newberry hos pital. He is now recuperating at his home. Mrs. Mark Windsor has re turned to her home and is im proving, after an illness at Bai ley Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte have been ill with flu. Maxie Reeder was \ patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital the past week. Nathan Gilstrap has been con fined to his home due to illness. Mrs. PoUy Lawson is a patient at the Bailey Memorial Hospital due to a broken ankle received in a fall at home. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hairston an nounce the birth of a daughter, born August 4th at Bailey Memo rial Hospital. Mrs. Hairston is the former Sharon O’Shields. CLASS PARTY AN MEETING The Willing Workers Sunday School Class of Lydia Baptist Church met for their regular monthly meeting and social on Thursday July 25. After the business session a so cial hour was enjoyed. Games were directed by Mrs. ,C, „ R,, Kuykendall after which party refreshments were served to the ladies. Mrs. Fred Mathis and Mrs. W. I.* Bailey Sr., were hostesses. Birthday gifts were brought to Mrs. Sidney Oakley and Mrs. W. L. Motte. Mrs, H. W. Williams is class teacher. WOMAN’S CLUB PICNIC AUGUST 15 The Lydia Woman’s Club of family and friends are invited to attend. Cross Hill News MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN. Correspondent Revival services will be held at Bethabara Baptist Church August 11-18 at 7:30 p. m. each evening. The Rev. J. B. Aber crombie of Bellview will be the guest minister. The Rev. L. L. Lancaster is pastor of the church/- Miss Billie Ruth Sanders and Paul Ronald Pearson were mar ried July 30 at 8 p. m. at Beth abara Baptist Church. Rev. Leon L. Lancaster, pastor of the churchv officiated. The bride and groom entered the church together unattended. Miss Elaine Austin presented the music. The bride wore a day time length dress of white ny lon over taffeta and matching veil and carried a white Bible , ...... , . ,, , I centered with white carnations. planning their regular family pic-1 Mrs p earson ls the daughter nic for Thursday. August 15. Mr . and Mrs Lalend M Sandtrs of Cross Hill, a 1962 graduate of Clinton High School and is pres- ently employed by Chemstrand Bonds Cross Roads i Corp ln Greenwood. Mr. Pearson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pearson of Route 3 a . Greenwood, is a 1981 graduate of Greenwood High School and is also employed by Chemstrand Corp. ARer a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Segars and is MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Correspondent Friends of Edward G. Durham will be glad to know he is im proving after surgery at Veteran Hospital, Columbia. Mr. Dur ham has been a patient in Vet erans Hospital during the month f am jiy were called to Bishopville of July - Saturday on account of the death Myrtle Crow is improv- of thtl former’s uncle. R. N. Self Memorial Hospital, segars Mrs. ing in Greenwood, S. C. Miss Patsy Morgan, of Green ville is spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. George Cobb, Jr., little George and Catherine, Mrs. David Pitts, Miss Sallie Pitts and David Pitts Jr.,! have returned after a vacation at the beach. Fairview Baptist Young Wom en are having a study course each evening at 7:30. JOHNSON REUNION Descendants of the late Mary Cannon Johnson and Captain Jarred Johnson will observe their annual family reunion, Au gust 18 at the Masonic Lodge, Johnston, S.’ 5 C. Picnic lunch will be served about 1 o’clock. Chairman of group John William Callaham Jr., Sec.-Treasurer, Mrs. Irby Fergurson. Members Mrs. C. B. Mills, Mrs. T. R. Chandler and John Pinson will attend the Chandler reunion at the Wardworth Community Cen ter on Sunday. Friends of John T. Stokes are glad he was able to return home Wednesday after being a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital for seven months. Mrs. OUie Irvin has been a patient at Self Menforial Hospital where she underwent treatment but friends are glad she is at home again now. Mrs. C. R. Cunningham has been confined to her home for several weeks due io illness. Friends hope she will soon be able to be out again. Mrs. Clyde Wilkie was a pa tient at Bailey Memorial Hospi tal last week, but she is home again. f at COX STYLE SHOP 107 E. MAIN STREET SHOES! Citation, Red Cross, Mandarin, White and Bone Dress Shades Values To $4.99 — Now NEW 500 Ladies Sandals Reg. 5.99, Now 2.00 Shoes Arriving Daily! Wonderful Selections By Rand, Redcross, Randcraft, California Cobblers and Bob Smart. Also: By Citation, Poll Parrot, Mandarin, Billikens and ^PF Flyers! Ladies Flats Ref. $6.88, Now 7.00 HANDBAGS Now Oftiy 2.44 Larfe Selection JEWELRY Values to $7.99 Now Only 1.00 1.00 1 — SPECIALLY PRICED • ALL NEATLY DISPLAYED AND SIZED ON TABLE# • DRESSY SHOES! CASUAL SHOES! LOAFERS! MID AND HI HEELS * • BROKEN SIZES AND COLORS ... but all sizes represented r*. „ • • '■'i — Shop and Save at Cox Style 1.. » EFIRD'S Dollar Days SHOP BIRDS SAVE MORE DOUARS Men’s Dacron Blend SUMMER SUITS Sizes 34 to 42, Regular & Longs $15.00 Men’s ' SPORT COATS Checks, Small Plaids. Dacron Blend Sizes 35 to 44 $10.00 Men’s Better Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Reg. 2.99 $2.00 Men’s Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Stripes and Prints, Reg. 1.68 $1.00 Men’s Summer DRESS PANTS Dacron-Cotton & Dacron-Rayon Blend $5.00 , Reg. 7.99 Mens Swims Trunks 'A price Men’s Short Sleeve, Knee Length PAJAMAS 2 Pw $3.00 Table Men’s SUMMER PANTS Odd Lots Some Irregular. $1.00 Pair Boy’s Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS $1.00 Sizes 6 to 16 Reg. 1.68 Boy’s Regular and Stretch SWIM TRUNKS V Boy’s * BERMUDA SHORTS Size 3 to 18, Solids & Plaids 2 Pair $3.00 Small Boy’s SPORT COATS And * 4 ^ SUMMER SUITS Jt iuu> Indies $3.00 Sizes 3 to 7 Boy’s Short Sleeve, Knee Length PAJAMAS $1.44 Sizes 2 to 18 Men’s White HANDKERCHIEFS 13 for $1.00 Ladies DRESSES % Price Summery or Some Dark Cottons Sizes 7 to 15-12 to 20 Hell Sizes. Summer Sportswear Vi Price , Ladies SWIM SUITS Most All Sizes Vi price Ladies First Quality SEAMLESS HOSE Mesh or Plain, Sizes 8^ to 11 2 pr $1.00 Ladies SUMMER HANDBAGS Straws, Plastic Leather, W^hite bone, Pastels. Vi price BEACH TOWEIS Stripes and Prints, Reg. 1.99 - $1.00 m Ladies SKIRTS Sizes 24 to 30, Solids & Prints $1.00 - $2.00 Big Table Ladies JAMAICA SHORTS Prints and Solids, Reg. 1.99 $1.00 Pair Children’s and Girl’s SWIM SUITS Sizes 3 to 14 % price Girl’s JAMAICA SHORTS And KNjT SHIRTS 2 for $1.00 Girl’s BLOUSES . Solids, Stripes and Prints Reg. 1.68 and 1.99 77c Girl’s SUMMER PAJAMAS Sizes 4 to 14, Reg. 1.99 $1.00 9* ^ SHOE SALE Table Ladies and Children’s Sandals and Canvas Shoes, Reg. 1.29 & 2.99. $1.00 Tai)le Ladies CASUAL $H0ES And SANDALS Values to 4.99 $2.00 p alr Table Ladies DRESS PUMPS Medium and High Heels Whites & Bones, Values to 6.99 $3.00 Mr Table Men’s Broken Sizes, Reg. $9.88