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Fl 4' 1 * ■' iton, S. Thursday, November 26, 1964 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE .ydia Mills News'. • • Mrs. Riddle Go to Pennsylvania foAMMELL tive 3& 1 week-end visitors of Mr. and Ball in Greenville Sunday after- Mrs. John Smith. ' noon. Visiting the Williams ear- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell Uer in the day were Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Ralnh Riddle v **tloned the past week in Edward Williams and famUy of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle were for Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. G. were in Cheater, Penn., several thc convention of the Hejax and c - Pnrriah Jr., of Aiken, who last wpek because of the Omar Shriners. While in Charles- 8140 visited Mr. and Mrs. Par- and nmeral services of ton they also visited Mrs. Tram- ® r - their nephew Raymond Rhodes, mell’s nephew, Boatswain’s Mate Mrs. R. F. Simmons of Mel- Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes have visit- Tommy Seay and Mrs. Seay. % rose, Fla., has been visiting Mrs. ed here with the Riddles several Mr. Jim Dean with Mr. and J - Weir in Clinton. On Sat- times and friends were sorry to Mrs Tom Dean of ■*- urday Mrs. David Word, Miss hear of his death. tend J the flSerol \eSte2 ^f M8rie W€lr •"<* Simmons Mrs S. B. Cooper, of Great their uncle, Mr. Lake Moris in w ere visitors In Spartanburg and Falls spent several days the past Florence, recently. Greenville, week with her son and daughter- M r. and Mrs. Perry Parrish WRH THE SICK in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin and Tami were Sunday guests gf Cindy McGee underwent a ton- Cooper. Mr. Cooper joined her Mr. and Mrs. James Forrester silectomy on Monday morning at Thursday and accompanied her i8 Fountain Inn. M the Baitay Memorial Hoapital 1 Bruce M* 8 of ** UMversiW Mis. PrUciUa Gaskin, ha. re- 0f s - C > Columbia visited his turned to her home following rwnrop nnH mother . Mrs. J. B. Patterson and several weeks hospitalization at SCro?Tr ’ -n Mr Patter80n during the week- Bailey Memorial Hospital Jr ’ ^L° f end On Saturday the three at- M rs Ernestine Huskev has re- FH. Mr. and Mr, Coop. ^ ^ C1 Mr. Mrs Uaur D.M, ^ ** HM - L. F. visited Mrs. Davis’ uncle daughter, Miss Sandra Mills vis- and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Red Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bowling LYDIA BAPTIST CHURCH Haynes in Inman, Sunday. The in Greenville, Sunday. There will be a Thanksgiving Davises will accompany their Mrs. Eula Quinton with Mr. Service Wednesday night Nov. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Billy Da- aiK j Mrs. E. L. Holland of Clin- 29 at regular prayer meeting vis and son to Norfolk, Va., this ^ vigite< , ^ former . g aunt ^ hour at 7:30 at the Lydia BapUst week-end. They have been visit- otter’s sister Mrs Maggie ^“reb- tag here for several weelu with Crawford in tte Greenville Gen- BAPTISM SUNDAY i_J? aV ^ and w th her eral Hospital Sunday afternoon. On Sunday evening at 7:30 relatives in Buffalo. Mr. David Word anfl Mr. there will be several new church Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown Claude Trammell were Trying members baptised, and children of Newberry were those in Charleston for the Joint WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS , Hejaz and Omar Shrine cere- The Lydia Woman’s Club met monial on Saturday. Thursday evening at the Com- Mrs. Frances Meeks and munity Building for their Nov. daughter, Miss Susie Meeks vis- meeting. ited their sister and aunt, Mrs. Mrs. David Word, president C. Q. Oswalt and Mr. Oswalt in presided during the business Joanne on Sunday afternoon. meeting. Gary Cause of Clemson Uni- The group planned to go to versity and his roommate, Bill Greenville for supper in Decem- McComb of Surf side Beach and ber Clemson spent the week-end with Garry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES Frank Goss. Miss Priscilla Gaskins will ob- Mrs. Jack White and daugh- serve her birthday Nov. 28. ters, Misses Linda and Martha Bud Fuller will celebrate a White and Miss Beatrice White birthday Nov. 28. spent the week-end in Gaffney Nov. 27 will be H. N. Hughey's with the latter’s brother, Lloyd birthday. White and Mrs. White. On Sun- Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cauble (lay they enjoyed a birthday din- will observe their wedding anni- ner for Mr. White Other rein- versary Nov. 29. w lives from Gaffney were present Kathy Sanders will celebrate Young Bronitrs for the dinner. her birthday Nov. 29. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Williams Nov. 30 wiU be Kenneth Ray visited with her brothers and Burkett’s birthday, their families, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Junior Thomas will cele- B. Ball and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. brate her birthday Dec. 1. Mr. Bill King will celebrate Dec. 3. Dec. 1 will be the wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tom my Ellison. Billy Hfrvey and Mrs. Ed Wells Jr., will celebrate their birthdays Dec. 1. Kathy Webb will be 8 years old Dec. 3. Dennis Sprouse will celebrate his 13th birthday Dec. 1. Herman Burdette and Buddy Abercrombie will celebrate their birthdays Dec. 4. Louise Neal will have a birth day Dec. 1, also Mr. Bim Wil lard. PC Opens Basketball Season Tuesday . . Presbyterian College’s basket ball team will get an early jump (i the rest of South Carolina’s Pilgrim** Thanksgiving basketballers head for Florida and the Citrus Invitational Tour nament at Lakeland. CITATION FOR LETTERS^ OF ADMINISTRATION The State of Sooth Carolina, County of Laurens college cagera Tuesday tasht '®y ^F asson . Probate Judge: when the PC quintet opens its WHEREAS lone Jefikins Wal- season against King College, in lace made suit to me to grant Bristol, Tenn. ^ her Letters of Administration of Hose Coach Art Musselman, the Estate and effects of Har- who hopes to rebound from last old Saxon Wallace, year’s 7-13 record this season, These are. therefore, to cite expects to start a senior, a jun- and admonish all and singular ior, and three freshmen in the 5 —— King opener. Captain Danny Charles of Spartanburg, and freshman Richard Quillen of Kingsport, Tenn., will man the forward posts; freshman Dave Turner of Muncie, Ind., will be at center; junior Gordon Adam of Bloomfield, Ky., and fresh man Ken Martin of Wayland, Ky., are the guards. The Blue Hose men, who don’t p'ay at home until December 14, will return from the Tennessee trip for the South Carolina Tip- off Tournament in Spartanburg, on Friday and Saturday. The Little Four schools furnish the competition in that tourney. After the Tip-Off meet, the PC the Kindred said Harold fte|W Ws ceased, that thep he aad before me, in the Chart bate, to bp held at Laanaa House, Laurtns, K C., m i 1984, next after of, at 3:00 o’clqpfcia the to show cause, ■ aay they why the said should not be Given under my head this day of November Anno 1 ® M . J. HEWLETT* WASSONJ9 N26-2C-D3 J. P. L. C. Telephone Talk By D. H. MARTIN Your Telephone Manager ’ Guess I’d better that sign!** Even the cars want in our rest rooms, they’re so clean and comfortable. Your car will like all our services, from gas and oli to tires, batteries and lube jobs. Brottan GULF SERVICE S12 N. Broad 833-1487 PERFECT PERSONAL GIFT Ideal Personal Gift For College Students Or Second TV For The Home Phone 833-2411 Be Smart — Shop Early SEARS Clinton, S. C. Gmm4 news f#r patient people. The , M BaMui are In predaetloa again. And lets ef new BatekB are #a their way te Help as send year taverlte ea Its way te y Ceme la aa4 order the Balek yea want. CONGRATULATIONS! To all Clinton ians who gave their donations and time to the Community Chest. We made or goal and by your individual help the “drive” was again a success in 1964. ti WELL SOON BE RECEIVING THE ANNUAL LET TER AND CHRISTMAS SEALS FROM THE TUBER CULOSIS ASSOC! At ION. As a result of thc research made possible by your purchase of these seals, much progress has been made against this terrible disease. But thc battle is far from won. Your support, and your contrir butions are still necessary. Buy Christmas seals to use on all your cards, packages and - letters! ■ — 1966 WILDCAT J DA. SPOUT COOPS And yaa 9 ll mmmm he driving (he ear yen waited for. Ml TOM LOCAL AUTMOmrtD WICK 0CA1I* AUTHOtl/lD WICK Of ALIK IN TIMS ARfA: CASQUE BUICK CO., INC. (U«? North Harper Street Laurens, S. C. THERE'S A HOSPITAL UP IN NEW ENGLAND THAT PROVIDES PINK AND BLUE PRINCESS PHONES IN ITS WAITING ROOM. The phones are put there especially for fathers who want to let folks know about the arrival of thc newest son or daughter in thc family. Telephones (in any color!) are the quickest and easiest way to spread happy news! * • • • SAYING “THANK YOU" TO FRIENDS AND FAMILY is one way we maintain happy relationships with those we love. In somewhat the same way wc express gratitude to God. Thankfulness to God should be a feeling wc express all year round But at this time in particular, all of us join in thanksgiving for His blessings on our country, our family, and on each of us as individuals. CHRJSWCARfiS WITH THE PERSONAL TOUCH CHRONICLE' STATIONERY STORE Have you priced a tiger lately? Take the GTO, fcr instance. The greatest tiger of them all. Even real tigers cower when this baby speaks. It loads 335 horses under that hood. Plus bucket seats. Carpeting. Real walnut dash. And like that. Yet it sells for less than a lot of pussycats with imitation stripes. And of course the GTO's optional 360-hp engine puts it so far out in front of the pack that it gets kind of lonesome. Then there’s the LeMans. Same kind of piKart. Same kind of crackle. Only with slightly smaller teeth But don’t worry. It can still handle the pussycats. So quick, go price a tiger I We’re building Wide Tracks again! See them ell at Vour authorized Pontiac dealer now! • A Ikx 4k "W- SMITH MOTOR CO. 229 E. MAIN ST.