The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 22, 1965, Image 8
THE CLINTON CHKONICLB
OMm, & C, Thuahjr. April U l * tt
Joyce Oil, Joyce McAi-
PaU.
oral of WUUe Lee FroakUn Mr*.
LYDIA MILLS
April will be the birth- _ _ _
day of Robert Satterfield end Neleoa. liter, Brenda Motes, Jody Bi- Tbe dx young ladles >ffl go were Mrs. Martha Stephens and Union; Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Webb. SEXTET TO ENTER STATE Me, Carolyn Young and Lacey to Columbia to sing in the state chUdren, Mr. and Mrs. Haskell ell of Charteston; Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Howell will observe a COMPETITION Ginn won the singing contest in contest on May 1. Franklin, Mrs. Gaynell Trent- Ralph Abee of
birthday April 18. The Sextet of Bethel Temple, the recently held district meet- EBEE FOB FUNERAL ham and children, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.
CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correapondent, Representative Happy birthday to John Ed- Assembly of God, composed of ing of the Assembly of God In Among those here for the fun- Mr*. Franklin and of Gray Court.
TELEPHONE
Rep. and Mrs. Earl O’Shields er, and grandfather,
and children of Hemingway, Miss Mary Johnson spent the
were Sunday guests of the for- spring holidays in Charlotte, N.
mar’s sister, Mrs. Mark Conner, C., with her brother, Richard
and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy South. Johnson, and Mrs. Johnson, and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parrish and her Mrs J E ' Cobb ’ * nd
Mrs. Ernestine Huskey and sons M ^- C° bb - , _
visited Mr. Parrish’s sister, Nathan Gilstrap of Clemson
\taTFrank Adams, who is ill, Un Ji ver8 “f’ was for **
and Mr. Adam, at their hem. In
Wattsville on Wednesday of last Mr - and Mrs - Claude GU*trap.
we€ l t Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parrish and
Miss Gloria Jackson of Win- Mr. jmd Mrs. Perry Parrish and
throp College, Rock Hill, was * JS’
home with her mother, Mrs. Ez- and M ”* c JJ a " lsh ^ A1 J‘
zie Miller, and Mr. Miller for ® n - and . MjJ a “ d M”- Ge ^jJ d
the spring holidays. - hooper m North AugusU. The
__ v .. G. C. Parrishs have also visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Brewing- here reC ently with his parents
ton and family of Joanna, Mrs. ^ her parents, Mr. and
John D. West and chUdren and Mrs H w williams.
Mrs. -Kelly Goff of Newberry, ’
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lell of Lau- M"- Jijnmy South and Mrs.
rens, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kay Tor ? n ^ 00 £ wer ® on f sev -
and family of Clinton, were East- ^ral vUittog Mr. and Mrs^ Aaron
er Sunday guests of Mrs. Henry Pea * ^ Whitmhre last Thursday
- evening after their young son,
Mr and Mrs. Paul Glenn of wa * accidentally killed.
Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Melvin Gregory of Char.
Clyde Trammell Friday. lotte, N. C., visited her grand-
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cooper mother Mrs. Henry Abercrom-
and family spent last week-end b e> on Sunday,
in Great Falls with Mr. Cooper’s Miss Janice Goss of Winthrop
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. College, Rock Hill, and Gary
Cooper, and Mrs. Cooper’s moth- Goss of CTemson University,
er, Mrs. George Wade. Pete *pent the Easter holidays with
Cooper of The Citadel, Charles- their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ton, was home for the Easter Frank Goss,
holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallman
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Blackwell "end Polly were week-end guests
spent the week-end at Myrtle of Mrs. Gallman’s father, J. E.
Beach. Freeman, in Union. Mr. Gall-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker man’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
and family spent Sunday with G. Gallman of Greenville, were
Mrs. Walker’s sister, Mrs. J. W. recent visitors here.
Wrenn, and Mr. Wrenn in Water- MARRIAGE OF INTEREST
loo. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Williams announce the marriage of their
were Sunday visitors in New- granddaughter, Miss Patricia
berry. Dianne Ballard, to Edmond Reu-
Mrs. Guy Rush of Belton, bin Blackwell, son of Mr. and
spent the past week with her Mrs. Edmond Blackwell of Clin-
sister, Mrs. Glenn Gaskins, and ton.
Mr. Gaskins. W. E. Staggs also The marriage was performed
of Belton, is visiting his da ugh- on April 13 by Probate Judge W.
ter while Mrs. Staggs is a pa- m. Jones in Gainesville, Ga.
tient at Bailey Memorial Hos- The young couple will live
pital. Mrs. Staggs underwent with Mr. and Mrs. Ballard for
surgery last Thursday. the present.
Mrs. L. A. Hall of Johnston, is WOMAN’S CLUB MEET
visiting in the home of her The Lydia Woman’s Club will
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. meet tonight (Thursday) at 7:30
and Mrs. Ithiel Harvey while at the Community Building
Mrs. Harvey is a hospital pa- Mrs. Marvin Turner of Clinton,
timt. Mrs. Horace Gunter of will be the guest speaker and
Woodland, Calif., left Monday will show slides of the Holy Land
after a week’s visit with her sis- made on a visit there.
Ur, Mrs. Guy Bachelor of All members are urged to he
Blacksburg, Mrs. F. A. Patter- present.
son of Cherokee, N. C., Mrs. Al- All ladies who are interested
ston Murrell of Johnston, and in seeing these pictures are in-
Bobby Hall of Columbia, have vited to attend the meeting,
all been here due to the ill- WITH THE SICK
ness and operation of their sis- Mrs. Ithiel Harvey underwent
ter, Mrs. Harvey, who was surgery at Self Memorial Hos-
transferred from Bailey Memo- pital in Greenwood last week,
rial Hospital to Self Memorial Becky Cooper is able to be
Hospital in Greenwood for sur- out after three weeks illness,
gery last week. She will be re- Susie Roberts is ill with chick-
turned to Bailey Memorial this e n pox.
week - Mrs. Johnny Seay has been ill
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry at her home,
and family of Fork Shoals, Mr. Mrs. Rachel Moseley is ill
and Mrs. Charles Patterson and with flu.
family of Inman, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Deaton, Sr., con-
Mrs. Jack Pitts and Donny of tinues ill at her home.
Clinton, were dinner guests of CARD OF THANES
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred We wish to express our most
Bodie, on Easter Sunday. grateful appreciation to our
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell many friends and neighbors for
visited the latter’s sister and the kindnesses shown us durfa»g
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. the illness and at the death of
Boyce Smith near Laurens the our beloved husband and father.
PMt week-end. The floral offerings, food serv-
Mn. J. F. Weir, Miss Marie ed and every expression of sym-
Walr, Mr. and Mrs. William pathy were appreciated so much,
wdr and children, Mrs. John May God bless each of you.
Word of Clinton, and Mr. and —MRS. WILLIE LEE
Mlrs. R. F. Simmons of Melrose, FRANKLIN AND
Fla., were Sunday dianer guests FAMILY,
of Mr. and Mrs. David Word, BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING
precoding the wedding of Mrs. ANNIYERSARIE8
Word’s sister, Miss Weir, to Sam Happy birthday to Polly Gall-
Madden on Sunday afternoon, man, who is two years old today.
Miss Sue Word was her aunt’s Mrs. Nell Mills will observe a
only attendant. birthday April 24.
Mrs. Woodrow McLendon aqd Kathy Harvey will celebrate
Debbie of Greenwood, and Lynn • birthday April IB.
Smith of Jacksonville, Fla., who Mrs. Walter Campbell will
is visiting her grandparents, Mr. celebrate a birthday April
and Mrs. McLendon, visited Cok- April 28th will he James <
*r Blackwell and Mrs. Virginia street’s birthday.
WOson Sunday. Miss Harriet Happy birthday to James Mc-
WRson of Greenville, spent the Elhannon today, and to his
Easter holidays with her moth- daughter, Kathy, on the 28th.
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