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♦ I) I) m Clinton, S. C, Hinraday, October 15, 1W4 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE U Lydia Mills News • • Attesd Open House at Fort Gordon MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL Coi Mrs. R. E. Whitmire, Mrs. Allen White, Jr., end Miss Peggy Grady attended open house of the Pacesetters (2nd Battelion of the 1st Regiment) at Fort Gor don, Ga., on Saturday. Pvt. Rog er Whitmire is in this group. The visitors enjoyed movies on Basic Training, seeing the baracks and especially enjoyed the Paceset ters’ parade in review. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Patterson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Savannus James in Wood ruff. Rev. and Mrs. Roscoe Bryan and family attended the Bryan reunion at the Good Hope com munity building near Saluda. Among the large number of men from Lydia Mills who will attend the 23rd Southern Textile Exposition in Greenville this ^Everybody Loves Opal” A C—dy, An Evening •f Langha THURSDAY AND SATURDAY N1TE8 ONLY OCTOBtt II ft 17 At S:M P. M. Central School «r«-| THE LAURENS COMMUNITY THEATRE week are the superintendent and assistant, the overseers, D. H. Roberts, Claude Gil strap, Van Oxner, Jr, J. R. Swedenburg, Glenn Gaskins, Rufus'^Hand- back and Clyde Trammell. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford and Johnny spent Saturday in Greenwood. They attended the care races at die fair grounds it the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank James of Whitmire, visited Ms mother, Mrs. Mark Conner, Friday. Dan ny South returned to Whitmire with his uncle and J aunt for the week-end. Mrs. W. L. Poole of Spartan burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Couch of Greenville, visited Mrs. Roy Snider Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark spent a few days last week in Ashe ville, N. C., with their son and daughter-i-nlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lark and the remainder of the week in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Delegates to the Laurens Bap tist Associational meetings held at Bellview Baptist Church on Wednesday and at Warrior Creek Baptist Church on Thurs day (today) from the Lydia Bap tist Church were Rev. M. J. Sanders, John Tucker, Houston Ellis. W. L. Motte, Mrs. Clyde TrammeU, Mrs. Lida Howard and Mrs. Lillie Belle Miller. Mrs. Roy Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Don Snider were in Green wood Friday for the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ataway of Saluda, spent Tuesday of last week with the former’s slater, Mrs. W. L. Motte, and family. On Friday Mrs. Motte and Larry were guests of Mrs. Motte’s sis ter, Mrs. Alvin Roberts, and Mr. Roberts in Fountain Inn. Eddie Reeder of Joanna, is now visiting ALL PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE Football Games Broadcast — On — WLBG-FM 100.5 On Your Dial his grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Motte. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bodie and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pitts and Donny visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry, Jr, in Fork Shoals Sun day. r Mrs. Wallace Bagwell and, father, Harold Burgess, visited their uncle and brother, Law rence Burgess, in the St. Francis hospital, Greenville, Sunday. Mr. Burgess is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs. Charles Patter son and children and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rhinehart of Inman, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bo die Saturday before going to the Clemson-University of Geor gia football game in Athens, Ga. “Chuck” and Nancy Patterson remained with the Bodies for the day. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper and Miss Betty Cooper of Great Falls, spent Sunday with their son and brother, Calvin Cooper, and Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. G. W. Bowen of Wadley, Ga., is visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goss. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Harper of Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fuller and also S. J. at Bailey Memorial Hospital Sun day. Mrs. Ernestine Huskey and children were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Huskey in Gaffney. Miss Harriet Wilson spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Virginia Wilson, and her grand father, C. J. Blackwell. Miss Wilson is a student at Furman University, Greenville. ANNIVERSARY DINNER SUNDAY Rev. and Mrs. B. L. Wood of Laurens, and Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Sanders were guests Sun day of Mr. and Mrs. George Blackwell and family who were observing their 28th wedding anniversary. ENTERS SIX MONTHS SERVICE Larry Motte, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte, left Friday OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. morning to report to Fort Jack- son, Columbia, for a 6 months tour of duty with the U. 8. National Guard. WOMEN TO ATTEND ASSOCIATIONAL MEETING Members of the Lydia Mill . Baptist Church Woman’s Mis sionary Society will attend the Associational fall business and leadership conference meeting at the Lucas Avenue Baptist Church in Laurens October 20 at 7:00 p. m. WITH THE SICK Tina Jam#s has been very ill with measles. Mrs. Nell Mills has been ill with flu. Mrs. Itbiel Harvey was a pa tient at Bailey Memorial Hos pital a few days last week. > S. J. Todd continuues a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. J. B. Neal and Jimmy have re turned to work and to school after being *111. CLUB MEETS TONIGHT The Lydia Woman’s Club will meet Thursday (tonight) at 7:10 at the Community Building. The program is to be on Christmas Gifts and decorations. Any member having new ideas on either are asked to bring a sample to show to the club. Also, the candy money is to be paid at this time. All members are urged to be present. All ladies in the com munity are inuvited to join the club. OFFICERS ELECTED AT MEETING The Intermediate Girls’ Auxil iary of the Lydia Baptist Church met Monday of last week at the home of the counselor, Mrs. R. E. Whitmire. During the business session of ficers for the new church year were elected as follows: Presi dent—Kathy Harvey; Vice-Presi dent—Gloria Cato; Secretary— Pat Harvey; Community Mis- soins Chairman—Susie Meeks; Prayer Chairman — Martha White; Program Chairman — Pamela Brown; and Pianist— Judy Hughey. The GA’s meet the first and second Mondays at 8:00 p. m. W. M. S. OFFICERS r INSTALLED Mrs. Grady Smith, Associa- tional WMU president, installed the Lydia Baptist Church WMS officers at the Ostober general meeting in a very Inspiring pro gram on Tuesday evening of last week, challenging each one as their candles were lighted to Hold High the Torch for Christ. Following the installation a program, “I Worship the King,” was presented. Officers of the general WMU. circle officers and youth counsel ors were installed. Mrs. Clyde Trammel Is presi dent of the Lydia Baptist Church WMU. Rev. M. J. Sanders is church pastor BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Terry Hughes will be 2 years old October 16. J. H. Pace will observe a birthday October 19. Melvin Satterfield will cele brate a birthday October 20. October 18th birthdays include J. T. Lanford, David R. Coker,, Grady are observing birthdays Mrs. Frank Birchmore will Theodore Jackson and Marvin today. have a birthday OeMar IS. Pattersop. Miss Moore win Mrs. Bobby Manor wffl cele- Mary Walker will be 9 years brate a birthday October 18. brate a birthday Octofar 17. old October 17. Leroy Alexander’s birthday is Denise Shumate will aakbrate Mrs. Laura Darby and Butch on Ostober 21. ■ birthday October 18. — r L r When It Rains... . It’s Dry With low cost electrie power, yoa caa forfet about sudden wash-day showers, vind blown dirt aadaameadbgtr^M to your dothes hoe. For yowr ftidrie doftM ftyv Malm ks owa sway weather. Moreover, it’s at hand, aery to operate and actaafly drier dothee aofter and fluffier qQfft NB¥ M thaRasyoffierdryiaf dort erak flkr a nfere dav. YUt vow electric •—*•««** i wide feieewa of Dsk bettor, AntUM... Electrically The 'Big Lie The 'big lie', smear technique is being used as never before against Barry Goldwater. It's being used to distort what he says ... to de liberately misrepresent his views ... to deliberately mislead you. LET'S SET THE R|CORD STRAIGHT once and for all! The big lie': The TRUTH: "Barry Goldwater is against Social Security." He is not! He has voted for increased payments each time they came up. He voted for them this year, but LBJ's whips killed any increase for this year. : : ^ V . Goldwater's platform on Page 13 says; "We pledge revision of the So- cial Security system to allow higher earnings, without loss of benefits, by our elderly people"; on Page IS: "We pledge an end to chronic deficit spending, proudly reaffirming our belief in a balanced budget." ; —; ” ; "t ‘ " " ' * ‘ ~~9 ' The big lie': "Goldwater is against medical care for needy, elderly people." Th« TRUTH He is not! He wants full medical and hospital coverage, controlled at the local level. He does NOT want to bank rupt the system by tacking on unworkabe so-called "medicare" in which the poor who can't afford it are taxed to provide "medicare" for the rich who don't need it. Goldwater*s platform on Page 13 says: "We pledge full coverage of all medical and hospital costs for the needy elderly people, financed by general revenues through broader implementation of Federal-State plans, rather than the compulsory Democratic scheme covering only a small percentage of such costs for everyone regardless of need" The'big lie’: The TRUTH: "Goldwater is 'trigger happy'." He is not! President Eisenhower called this charge "tommyrot". The 'big lie' was exposed when the public was informed recently in several magazines that the NATO Commander HAS HAD some discretionary au thority under Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson on use of small tactical nuclear weapons when attacked by the enemy v 1th such weapons. This is what Goldwater has proposed. The big lie': The TRUTH: ^Goldwater is against farm price supports. t* Goldwater believes farmers should govern themselves, not have unwanted controls clamped on them. He will let farmers determine what they want and don't want. He opposes the present drop in parity ratio to its lowest level since 1939 and the government's dumping sur pluses on the market lowering farm income. Goldwater's platform on Page 16 says: "We pledge to provide our farmers with the maximum opportunity to exercise their own man agement decisions on their own farms, while resisting all efforts to impose upon them further Federal controls." The big lie’: The TRUTH: The big lie': The TRUTH: i ‘ "Goldwater is against REA." He is not! On page 19, hts platform says, "We pledge continued support of farmer-owned and operated co operatives including rural electric and telephone fa cilities." "Goldwater is against the working man." He is not! He has said, "The working man must be pro tected from abuse and exploitation - whether it stems from his employers or union officials." He voted against the Civil Rights bill which could, because it calls for a racial balance in employment, cost many people their jobs, since the Act creates no new jobs. The 'big lie', smear campaign against Barry Goldwater is being used by those who wont to keep in power a man whose hand-picked lead ers fought against Senator Thurmond and Republican Leader Dirk- sen when they tri^d to stay the hand of the Supreme Court on state legislative reapporfioiiment. If this decision, backed by LBJ's lieu tenants, stands, it will mean that 33 South Carolina counties will have no Senator in Hie State Legislature and 8 of our counties won't even have o representative in the House. Barry Goldwater is for re straining the Supreme Court and ending its reign of tyranny. Don't let the 'big lie' mislead you! Stand with the man who stands for us! Vote for BARRY GOLDWATER VOU KNOW in YtHJR MART RIGHT! NL *4 pm4 fcy S C R»p»klic— Party, i. Drake Eieat, Jr, Chamaaa J|»*i - A ‘ *