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Ciinton, S. Thursday, Jane 11, 1964 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, ComipMdwt, Rtprawtotirt TELEPHONE SSS-MM June 7: Mr*. W. L. Boozer and Abingdon, V*.; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clyde Turner, Mr. and Mrs. though he works every month for curity checks during the sum- of the Judge of Probate Of Lab' Jessie Abercrombie. Lamar Heath and family, At- Turner of Startex; Mrs. $150, be can still draw all but mer. rent County, at 10 o’clock a. BL, June 9: Allen White, Jr. and lanU G a xMr and Mrs. Pete ££• T ^ lor \ E w“if th of N* * oclal |e f uri ‘ y Miss Pre8Sly emp ^“ lzed and on the same day wM apply ■ , _ L1 Taylor, Mrs. Lillie Mae McMinn checks,” Miss Pres sly said, before anyone can draw social « Arnold and family, Myrtle tis- M n. t... ♦».- : ... h* for ■ ““oi discharge from my Miss Elizabeth $390 of his social • e cu r 11 y Miss Pressly empahsized that Darlene Vanderford. T ' X . M . Taylor, Mrs. Lillie Mae McMinn checks,” Miss Pressly said, before anyone can draw social June 10: Mike Threatt and W. Arnold and * 4yrUe of Hendersonville, N. C.; Rev. Here’s how it works: the first security retirement checks be . _ . , P Terrell Beach; Mr. and Mr?. Jim Carver an( ] Mrs. Carroll Spivey of near $1200 of earnings will cause no must put in a claim, be at least trust a * txecutnx. June U: Bwry Pace. !•* Mr .-. Raleigh, N. C.; Mrs. Cary Smith, loss of checks, the next $500 of 62, and have enough work cred- Any person indebted to Brissle and family; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Holsenback, — 1 13^Larry^Fuller and Clyde/Hiitt and family^ Brissey. Bobbie Brissie, Mrs. L. W. Abercrombie is vis- ders, Larry Smith, Lynn Evans, Mrs. Mark Satterfield. Ring her daughter, Mrs. Harold brother of the bride, and Andy June 14: Buddy Campbell, dai-dy, and Mr. C 1 a rd y in West, cousin of the bride. Paul Kitchen, and Miss Karen Greenville to be with Mr. Aber- The bride was lovely in a short Hanna. crombie who underwent surgery pastel blue chiffon batiste dress June 15: Bo Brown and Mrs. at the General hospital there. with which she wore white ac- Jimmy Hairston. ^ R - BiabT and TommyT Rev! £lYth Tnd cessories. Her corsage was of June 16: Mrs. Jimmy South ’ n '. f j Anrf Mr* ^ jh_ Miss Gwen Wicker of Newber- cessories. tier corsage ry, spent the past week with her white carnations, counsins, Misses Pam and The matron of honor wore Kathy Brown pastel yellow batiste dress and and Mrs. Leroy Davis. Mrs. Charles O’Bryant and carried a fan-shaped bouquet June 5: Mr. and Mrs J son, Keith, of Ninety Six, have of red r08e8 - Whitmore. STd" Mre^Bei^Spi^w 8 ’^ P*stel blue baUste dresses and Boozer and Skeet Bailey. ^ ^ ^ ^J 7 ; ^.!. TernPlet ° n Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hin son, Mrs. J. C. Southerlin, Mrs. Helen Schneiker, Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Carolyn Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Neal, Mrs. Toy Aylene Pittman, Ware Shoals; Wilson of Greenwood, Mr. and *j r . an( i M rs. C E. Coster of Mrs. Charles Heath, Mr. and Trhveleis Rest; Mrs. Gregg Mrs. R. A. WUson, Carl and Bill Rowe and Gregg Jr., of Belton; Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Joel South- Mrg< Rul>y L . Culbertson, Mrs. erlin and Allen, Rev. and Mrs. Effie Pitts. 'Laurens; Mike Seay, Glenn of A. Boyd Turner, Rev. and Mrs. Greenville. Ansil Pruitt, Rev. and Mrs. Carl earnings will cost him $290 and its. The social security office for estate is notified and inquired from then on he’ll lose $1.00 in this area is at 619 South Main make payment on or before social security payments for St., Greenwood, S. C. th*+ dot*; a»vi all pertem each $1.00 he earns. — claims against dtld estate wiB Miss Pressly emphasized that , FINAL SETTLEMENT present them oaibr before said no matter how much a worker Take notice that on the 7th day date duly proven, or be forever earns in a year, he can’t lose of July, 1964, I will render a fin- barred, his check for any month he al account of my acts and doings MARY LOUISE KERN, earns only $100. That’ how older as Executrix of the estate of Executrix teachers qualify for social se- Agnes Philson Kern in the office May 29, 1964 4c-J4-J25 SOCIAL SECURITY of Two of the bridesmaids wore June 6: Mr. and Mrs. Martin H G Heath M ; s G B Smith Many older can col _ uvwe. «***»» - istel 1)lue * >a ^ ste dresses and Boozer. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Finley and lect social security checks dur- Spartanburg, one wore yellow. They carried June 8: Mr. and Mrs. Char es L,i n d a , Mr. and Mrs. John E. ing summer vacation. Even fan-shaped bouquets also. Baker The two Junior bridesmaids June 10: Mr. and Mrs. Bo and Mrs. Deena Fowler h«« also been a guest of Trumndl of «« ^ J? “££ b,ue Bl ? wn „ Lake Greenwood, wa. the gue« *«»»• ^ /“« 11 of her daughter, Mr.. W. L. rt <* • l0 “« » t « n ^ ”»«■, ^"7^, Mr. ” tK _ n _. t A reception was held follow- Jackson. Boorer and family the Past ^ ^ £4^ June Mr Md Mr , ^ W Mr* anH Mr* J T Lanford Mr - TolUson attended Laurens Oswalt, and Johnny were recent guests High School and is employed at HERE FOR MRS. SEAY’S of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Greer in Joaana Mills. FUNERAL Pickens. " hs 8 ''i ToUslon “employed at Among the relatives and Jane Colley, George Colley, ager, anyone over 62 who earns Miss Elaine Smith and Wayne the CAL Concrete Co. friends here for the funeral ser- Dennie Cudd, Mrs. Evelyn El- $120 or less can draw all his Smith of Fountain Inn, spent last HERE F °5J^J?S; TOLLISON vices of Mrs. J. H. Seay on May more, Mr. and Mrs. Broadus checks for the year. Many who week with their grandparents, WEDDING 31st other than children and Check of Spartanburg; Mr. and earn over $1200 can still draw Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith. Among those from out of town sisters were, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. J. D. Cudd and Mr. and some checks. How many checks Rev. and Mrs. Don Sritma" here * or the Evans-Tollison wed- ij am stone and family of Hous- Mrs. Spurgeon Guyton of Gaff- can be paid depends on the total and daughter, Charlotte, were din8 w ere: Mr. and Mrs. Evans ton, Texas; Russell Trammell, ney; Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Quinn, earnings for the year. Miss Wednesday guests of Rev. and Chuniley and family, Mr. and u. S. N., Miramer, Calif.; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kirby of Pressly cited the case of a man Mrs M J Sanders They were Mrs * Mill er S. West of Greer; an( j Mrs. Sloan Southerlin Jr., Greer; Robert Turner, Mr. and who earns $1800 a year. ‘‘Even Mrs. J». J. aanuern. mry c Mr _ ^ Mrg> Sid M()ore of Raines, Ralph Raines, John though a teacher earns over Raines Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Melvin $1200 a year, the law allows a Raines, Mrs. Ralph Clary, Mrs. social security check for any Mr. and ^Mrs. uuy j ack ^5t )0 tt i Mrs. Paul Hester, month the worker does not earn t,arl Mrs. Lessie Heath, Mrs. Mar- over $100. This applies to those guerite Heath, Mrs. Sue Bran- 62 or over who work for wages, non, Mrs. Fay Beach, Miss Joan A different part of the law ap- Southerlin, all of Greenville; Mr. plies to self-employed people, and Mrs. Grady Cudd, Mr. and According to Martha F. Press- Mrs. Wm. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. ly, Social Security district man- NO MONEY DOWN! WE FINANCE — 120 PAYMENTS ^ONLY $36.00 PER MONTH — 2 BEDROOM HOMES FIRE MORTGAGE INSURANCE AVAILABLE N5EMI-FINISHED AND SHELL HOMES WE NOW SHEETROCK, WIRE AND BUILD FLUES We Build In S. C., Georgia and N. C. CALL COLLECT — Day 682-7501, Night 845-7329 5000 S A H Green Stamps With Each Home Purchased HOMES, Inc. Ext., Across Bridge P. O. Box 722 N IN FOR ADDITIO Laurens, S. C. SEND COUPON IN FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (FREE) WITHOUT OBLIGATION SHELL HOMES, INC. S. Harper St. Ext., Across Bridge P. O. Box 722 Laurens, S. C. Gentlemen: Please send additional information. Name Address I Own My Lot ( ) Yes Phone _ ( ) No JIMMY R. NELSON, enroute from the Southern Bap tist convention and the World’s Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Pair to their home in St. Peter*- s ^ k ' , Mr burg. Fla. Rev. Seitman spoke *hd Mrs. Bill Chumley and fam- atthe Wednesday evening pray- l* 0 ‘l»? anb ? r *’ “i ‘ r ‘ d er service at the Lydia Baptist Church. Mrs. I. J. Fair of Greenville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Claude Gilstrap, Jr., and Mr. Gilstrap for several weeks. Waters King of Nashville, Tenn., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Henry King. On Friday evening Mrs. King’s other chil- Mrs. Sim Chumley of Enoree; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chumley of Spartanburg. ATTEND WEDDING IN AIKEN Among those atending the weding of Miss Carol Parrish to Gerald Cooper at the St. John Methodist Church in Aiken Sun day afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Parrish, Sr., Mr. and dren with their families Joined ^ w**' Mrs. King and Mr. King for a steak supper on her back lawn, f^^ 1 ! 8 ’ J £ ’ Mr. and Mrs. Kelly King and ® nd M " P £ r ?? h family, Mr. and Mrs. ChesUey ^ and Mrs ^ King and family of Clinton, Mr. ^2, ° 1 n * ° f nower Jtnri Mr* I. T Kav anH famiiv Kiris in her cousin s wedding. and Mrs. L. T. Kay and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Motes and family of near Laurens, Mr. and PARTY GIVEN FOR SON Friday afternoon. May 27, Mrs. Claud Smith and Mickey ^ friends to"** ^ of Joanna, were present Mr. and Mrs. David Word son, Wayne party for her Tucker, who was spot th. put .rek «t Myrtle The children played together before being served refresh ments. Beach. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Word and Miss Sue Word attend ed the D. M. Dixon day at Byrnet Hlgh Sebool In Spartan- burg. Mr. Dixon was superin- tendent of the school during Mrs at her graduation in Spartan burg. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Terrell of Abbeville, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Terrell Wayne received iota of gifts r his birthday. PARTY FOR U-YEAR-OLD Word’s school yenrs and B ^ 1 '' w “ r graduation in Spartan- „„ 1Mh JJ young folk present to help him celebrate. Hot dogs, cold drinks, ice ot iwr. ana Mrs. w. r. lerreu . » . and Mrs. Mildred Dickerson. On bv lh ^ *'7* **r'' <1 Thursday Mrs. Dlckereon mid au, Mrs. Ruth McPberaon nttcodcd Tempicton.^T' Doy ‘' the funeral services of their uncle, Fred Terrell, of Green wood. W. P. Terrell was unable to attend bis brother’s funeral Visiting him after the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ter rell and family of Beaufort, Ga., Mrs. Alex Terrell of Carnesville, Ga., and Mrs Greenville. Sandy James and Mrs. Paula James. Donnie was remembered with many gifts. LYDIA BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS V. B. 8. Bible School, which is being Katie Purcell of from * : 00- 7: ®0 P m each day at the Lydia Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Adger Crawford, wU1 ^ commencement Sunday Sr , and family were called to rnoning at 11:00. An anthem, Simpsonville Saturday night be- ^ U P Your Heads,” by Mc- cause of the death of her sister, ^rmey, will be sung by the Jun- Mrs. Carrie Thrasher Craft lor oepertment. Mrs. Frank Pearson and Den- /llp^nts *««*** nil Pearson spent the past week of **** Bible school pupils are with her mother, Mrs. Qeana mvited to the commencement Sloan in Walhalla. Mrs. Wallace pr °8 ra, “- Hickman of New Ellenton, was p”* P i p# » Tain w the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Pear- J, he Brotherhood of the church son Sunday wiU g0 to ^ count >' home Tues- Mr. and Mrs. John Heath, Mr. d * y evening M 7:00 for a wor- and Mrs. James Seay, Mr. and ship ^--r— Mrs. Soan Southerlin, Miss Joan “• m f We * k Southerlin, Mr. and Mrs. Paul , June ^il 1 ** observed Glenn and Deidre of Greenville, wit * ^er churches as Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Smith of Chrisuan Home Week, the theme Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Gary f ° r week being “Give Your Brissie and children of Green- Best in Marriage, with special wood. Melvin Seay and chUdren emphasis on this Sunday morn- of CUnton, visited Mr. and Mrs. and evening and at other Clyde Trammell on Wednesday tlrnes dl ^?" g . ****• of last week. Miss Feroline Seay r"”* T# J*®** returned to her home on Thorn- °" la P li “e Dabbs circle well Street In CUnton Sunday af- ^ me l t „. at Hie home of Mrs. ter spending the week with the Em * on Tuesday evening Trammells. at 7:30 v EVANS-TOLLISON RITES WITH THE SICK The wedding of Miss Charlene Miss Sandy Huffstetler is a Evans to Gerald Tollison of Rt. patient at the Warm Springs 2, Laurens, was performed Fri- Foundation in Warm Springs, d!ay evening, June 9, at 8:00 p. Ga. She will probably be there m. at the Lydia Baptist Church, around three months for treat- with Rev. M. J. Sanders officiat- ment. Her address is Miss Cas ing. sandra Huffstetler, Room 8, Sur- Wedding music was rendered ** ca I Wing, Warm Springs Foun- by Miss Harriet Wilson at the dntlon, Warm Springs, Ga. organ and Earl Martin as so- Mrs. James W. Campbell la a lolrt patient at Bailey Memorial Hos- The bride, a 1994 graduate of Pital. Clinton High School, is the daugh- Sidney Goff, brother of Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mm. Edwin Ev- Henry King, has returned to his ans, Palmetto Street, Lydia *»ome **** • hospital illness of MUls. She was given In marriage two months, by her father. * L. W. Abercrombie underwent Mr. Tollison is the son of Mr. surgery recently at the General and Mrs. John B. Tollison of hospital in Greenvile. Rt 2, Lauren*. Mrs. Claude Gilstrap, Jr., Is a hydrangea, mamo- eurgfoal patient at Bailey Me- lias and Queen Ana’s lace with mortal Hospital, four caadeabra made a lovely Mrs. Janie Miller returned setting for the double ring cere- home Friday after several many. weeks illnes and stay at Bailey Mr*. Clarence Martin of Joan- Memorial Hospital. na. sister of the groom, was BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING matron of honor. MrMaztbi was v ANNIVERSARIES beet Bridesmaids were June 2:Marie Hinson. Misses Flo Emery and Cotta Jane $: Graham, aad Mrs. Andy Wast Mias Peggy Ballard, of Grew. Jw»e 4: Clyde Karen Evans, sister of the June 5:David bride, aad Dianne Harvey were William Hevla. foggiedde June •: were Artie Joe Son- aad Jimmy W-D Gov't I asp. U.S.D.A. Geode "A" Yeung Hens (9-14 Lh. Sine) TURKEY PINKY PIG VACUUM PACKED FRANKS SMOKY MOUNTAIN SLICED BACON ■ 39 V jSr Smoll Leon f SMOKED * PKNIO W-D PAA40US FOR QUALITY GROUND BEEF 3-LB. PKG. $ 1. ASTOR . . PINE, REGULAR er DRIP . . Limit 1 with other purchases COFFEE ■ BLUE BAT PNK SALMON THRIFTY AAAID YELLOW CUNG HALVES OR SLICED VLB. CAN Tall Con 59 49 U. S Gov't Inspected FRYER BACKS u 10< No. 2y 2 Cans Selecto Sliced CHOPPED HAM % 39/ INSTANT COFFEE!! MAYONNAISE , Limit 1 DOF SOUTH with other purchases Miracle Whip Soled Dreesing jBr SUPERBRAND 1 Lime, Orange, Pineapple t SHERBET POTATOES JEWELL MULTI-PAC BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY MEAT PIES MORTON'S APPLE, PEACH, CHERRY OR COCONUT PKG. OF 4 PIES 69 Gul. 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