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u THB CLINTON CHKONICLE K ( ainton, S. C, TharMUj, DmbMmt 4, IMi Mill News Kuykendall Visits Parents Here CLYDE TRAMMELL week-end before Thanksgiving. Sherry, Steve and Dale Camp bell spent Thanksgiving with their mother and step-father, and JArs. Raymond Kuy- My. and Mrs. Jim Davenport, to kendall of Washington, D. C., Greenville, were guests of his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David Word ac- and Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall, for compained their daughter, Miss the holidays. Friends will be in- § ue Word, and Misses Beverly terested to know that Mr. Kuy- poole and Dianne Ledford to Co- kendall has been transferred lumbia Sunday after their from Washington to Columbia Thanksgiving visit with their re- where he began work this week. s p e ctive parents. Misses Word Capt. and Mrs. James Drake and Ledford attend Columbia and family of Charlotte, N. C., College and Miss Poole attends spent Thanksgiving with the for- the University of South Caro- mer's mother, Mrs. H. W. Wfl- lina. Mrs. Word and Miss Word lams, and Mr. Williams. were visitors in Greenville on Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Medlock Friday. ^ and Johnny of Greenville, were Miss Sherry Armstrong and recent guests of Mrs. Alma Har- Kenneth Armstrong visited Mr. vey and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong in Eddie Abercrombie of Martel- Rock Hm Mr 411(1 ^ ta, Ga., and Lewis and Robert D Ledford in Gastonia. N. C., Carroll of Townville, were guests during the week-end. of their parents and grandpar- Mrs. Bernice McElhannon, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Aber- with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Me- crombie, over the holidays. They Elhannon and children of Green- all spent Thursday in Greenville wood visited Sgt. and Mrs. Joel with the Abercrombie’s son-in- McElhannon in Columbia during law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. the weekend. They went espec- Harold Clardy. OivSaturday, Mr. ially to greet the new grandson and Mrs. Joe Carroll, Lewis and of Mrs. Bernice McElhannon. Robert’s parents spent Saturday Mrs. Joel McElhannon is the for- with her parents. The boys re- mer Miss Elizabeth BlackwelL turned home with them. Laura Anna and MarUa Dar- Visiting Wade Pennigton in the b y of Norfolk. Va.. spent a few Veterans hospital in Columbia days with their grandmother, last Thursday were Mrs. Pen- Mrs Laura Darby, during the nington and Perry, and Mrs. Joel Thanksgiving holidays. Templeton with C. A. Franklin of Mrs Virginia Wilson accom- U t v a. . _ . panied Mrs. Paul Varner and Pvt. Johnme Walker of Fort Martin Mobley of Columbia and Jackson, Columbia has been vis- M „ ^ Gilllara * lB _ i** *£ rent »* and Mn land, to Staunton, Va., over the Frank Walker. ^ ^ holidays for a visit with Mrs. Varner s 8 ° n ' Charl es Inglett, 01 we I* Su „ V who attends Satunton Military guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte. Acaoemy. MU. Harriet Wllaoo of Green- “ r D ““f* 1 eille. nee home for the Thank* “ J- »*««*<• giving hoUdays. Claude Parrish an Bobby Cooper Mrs. W. P. Terrell, Billy Dick- Green- erson and Tony Moore spent the vme Friday, week-end in Lavonia. Ga., with Mrs. Wade Pennington and her sister, Mrs. Moody Wilburn. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Tern- Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Terrell of pleton and children and Mrs. Enoree, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Willie Franklin and family were P. Terrell on Monday. called to Union Novembea 90th Mr. and Mrs. Bo Brown and due to the death of the former’s family and Mrs. Laura Darby mother, Mrs. Bessie Leila spent Sunday in Chester with Franklin. Mrs. Franklin had vis- Mrs. Cora Gaddy and Mr. and Red here many times with her Mrs. Morris Taylor. daughter and other relatives. Larry Fuller of Greer, spent Mr. and Mrs. John Gallman the week-end with his parents, and children were recent visitors Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fuller. in Rock Hill. rod Mm. Guy Parrish and Miss Janice Mize of Columbia. Mr rod Mrs. Perry Parrish ris- vsited here with her sister, Mrs. "ft** ^mjeris brother Oaude Roimie p**, and Mr. Pace dur- Parish, in the General hoeptial inK ^ i^reenville on Tuerfay of Irot Lrs. ^0^ U vUiting Mr. and Mrs. David Stor.y rod ^ Mrs. TMm, Had: children of Greenville, spedt Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Sto- f4milie * 14 Spartanburg, ray’s mother, Mrs. Mary Fallaw, Mi»* Claudette Parrish of San and brother and sister-in-law, Francisco, Calif., is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fallow, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mrs. Fallaw returned home with Parrish, and other relatives, hav- her daughter and family for the been called here due to the week-end. illness of her father, who is im- Mrs. Effie Willis visited in Proving in the Greenville General Greenwood on Saturday. hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seay of Deidre and Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, were recent guests bf Seay of Greenville, visited Mr. his mother, Mrs. Joney Seay, and Mrs. Clyde Trammell and and his sister, Mrs. Leroy Mo- Miss Feroline Seay Sunday. Gravy, and Mr. McCravy. On Sgt and Mrs. L. A. Willard and Sunday Mrs. Seay, Mr. and Mrs. family of Sumter, and Mr. and McCravy and family visited Mr. Mrs. Vernon Ginn and family of and Mrs. George Rumph, Sr., Simpsonville, visited the for- and family in Cross Anchor, to mer’s and latter’s parents, Mr. see George, Jr., who had Just re rod Mrs. Claude Willard, the turned from a hospital stay. WITH THE SICK Mrs. W. I. Bailey underwent surgery on Friday at Bailey Me morial Hospital. Mrs. Fred Mathis entered Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood Monday for surgery later in the Claude Willard ik Ul at his home. Mrs. J. D. Hairston has been a patient at Bailey Memorial Hos pital several days. Mrs. Grace Nelson is a patient at Self Memorial hospital in Greenwood. Little Mitzi Wyatt is ill. Mrs. Walter Campbell is a pa tient at Bailey Memorial Hos pital. ^ Frank Walker is ill at his home. Bobby Cooper is improving at the General Hospital in Green ville where he has been a patient for several weeks following in- uries received in an automobile accident. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT NELSON Mrs. Melda Nelson announces the birth of a daughter, Angela Mae Dean, on November 21 at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Nelson is the former Miss Melda Dean, daughter of Mr. rod Mrs. James C. Dean. REVIVAL TO BEGIN The Lydia Pentecostal Holi ness Church will begin a week of revival services Monday, Dec. 6, with services each evening at 7:00. Evangelist Dan Smith of Tay lors will be the guest speaker. With him will be Mrs. Smith, and son, Danny, who with Rev. Smith will render special music each evening. The public is invited to attend. Rev. Roecoe Bryan is pastor of the host church. MISS MILLS HONORED A lovely party was given at the Lydia community building Fri day evening honoring Miss San dra Mills, a January bride-elect A corsage of white mums was presented Miss Mills on her ar rival. Bride’s bingo and other appro priate games, directed by Miss Harriet Wilson, were enjoyjgl by the guests, among whom were the honoree’s mother, Mrs. J. B Patterson, and the groom- elect’s mother, Mrs. Harvey Fos ter, and his sister. Miss Jean Foster. . Refreshments of cake squares, mints and nuts with punch were served from the buffet table which held an arrangement of fall flowers in the center. The punch was poured by Miss Olivia Coker, with Mis Flo Emery and Mrs. Jimmy Sanders at the table. Miss Mills was presented a shower of lingerie for her trous seau. BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Miss Maude Harvey observed a birthday November 28. . Mrs. Bud Fuller’s birthday will Patronize The Chronic! Advertisers be December ft. Observing birthdays Dec, 4 will be T. O. Williams, Herman Bur dette and Buddy Abercrombie. Celebrating birthdays Wednes day, Dec. 1, were Mrs. Junior Thomas, Billy Harvey, Mrs. Ed Wells, Jr., L. A. Willard and Dennis Sprouse. Mrs. Gary Sprouse, Mrs. Trudi Smith, Miss Sherry Armstrong and Robbie Dale HUghes win celebrate birthdays Dae. ft. Roger Brinkley will celebrate a birthday December 7. Happy birthday on Decmber • to Jimmy Bryan, Timmy San ders and Miss Sue Word. Cathy Webb win be 8 years old December 1 Mrs. Tommy Husky win ob serve a birthday December 8. BUI King wiU celebrate a birth day December I. Happy wedding anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Burdette and Mr. and Mrs. Mania Lambert on December 9. Charlie Motte observed s birth day November 91 MBS. FRANKLIN Mrs. Bessie Leila Franklin, 68, of Rt 1, Union, died at a Union hospital Saturday at 8:10 a. m. after a long fflaess. She was a native of Greenville, daughter of the late Thomas William Coleman and Mrs. Betsy Jane Coleman. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. GayneU Traynham of Un ion; Mrs. Ethel Pennington of Clinton; Mrs. Quincy Roof and Mrs. Lenerne Cody of Union; two sons, Hasten Franklin of Buffalo, and C. A. Franklin of Union; two brothers, Jeso man of Gaffney, and Eck man of Union. Funeral services were ducted Sunday at 4:00 p. r the West Side Baptist Chun Rev. Leon Chandler and Roscoe Bryan. Burial was In Rosemont cemetery. Mai Butement New Total Performance Fords tor TO iO NEW FALCONS tar WC. America’* economy champ with s sporty new took I New room, ride, luxury. * ' .VM». ^ 19 NEW FAIRLANES tar ’M with hot new pertormance. Excit ing new convertibles and 6T models. tar ’<•. The quiet ride sty* “quaNty.* 8 NEW MUSTANGS with r tan Natures form new 2 ; V Reared by Ford...pre8ented by your CMOUNAfORD KAIER M mnm w* cumstmas-surmise your family wm, a is nm Baldwin Motor Company 'll .wtgnHH — "TT MS Notili freed Street — Clinton, 8. C. iiiMPM ,w.~ “■* 1966 Buick. The tuned car. 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