Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 t Clinton, S. C., Thursday, February 3, THE CLINTON CHRONICLE — across the U. S. These visitors Pinehurst-Southern Pines area, names as 'Jelcyll Island, Sea Is- T h e s e t h r e e southeastern invites you to enjoy their golfing writing the South Carolina De» are discovering South CaroUna’s as well as some challenging land aad CaUaway Gardens. At- states have combined resources ‘climate’—printer or summer. velopraent Board’s Travel and deligthtful year ’round climate, courses high in the mountains lanta offers three outstanding to offer one of thnftnest golf A complete brochure about the Information Division at Cotafc* North Carolina’s golf attrac- around Ashevile. municipal courses, which are all circuits found an^Bere in the “Dixie Golf Circle.” including a bia, or the South Carolina ra tions include nearly 200 holes Georgia’s fine resort and golf a part of the “Dixie Circle natioq.,‘Fronj, the mountains to map and description of the trolcym Council, 1310 Lady 8L, MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent Representative available at resort clubs in the spots include such famous Tour.” , the sea,’ this area bfcthe nation courses, can be obtained free by Columbia. , LYDIA MILLS TELEPHONE 833-2006 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lark and daughter, Renee, of Asheville, N. C., were visitors of his par- BAPT1ST MEN’S DAY SUNDAY The Lydia Baptist Church will n t i observe Men’s' Day Sunday ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark, when severfll of the men wiU during the week-end. have charge of the services. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davenport Houston Ellis will be the of Greenville, visited her par- speaker at the 11:00 a. m. wor- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bur- ^ h ? I Ur ’ A. M. Shumate, , „, ' Jr., will speak at the 7:30 p. m. dette, and her children, Sherry, worship hour ** Dale and Steve Campbell, on Leading the singing for both Saturday. stervices will be Frank Goss. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tram- The public is cordially invited mell and Phil of Greenwood, services spent the week-end with Mij. Trammell’s parents, Mr. and SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY Mrs. Clyde Trammell. TONIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Eubanks An Assocational Sunday school of Buffalo, spent the week-end rally will be held Thursday (to- with the latter’s parents, Mr. night) at the Laurens First Bap- 1 " and Mrs. Lester Davis. Friends tist Church at 7:30. All teachers are sorry to know that Mr. Da- and officers or Sunday school vis is a patient in the Laurens rpembers of the Lydia Baptist District hospital. Church ale urged to attend. ' Miss Janice Goss and Gary Goss of Charleston, and War ren Goss of Columbia, spent the week-end with their parents, BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Billy Willard will celebrate a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goss, Visit- bl J hdfl y J e ^ ruar ^. 9 - ing also during the weekend were wro^eTwed^aSr 8 - James King of Charleston, Miss- W1U 0 “ serve a w K ca “i ng a " niver , es Martha Spruill of Camden, ^L FebrU f 1 ry K 5 ™ rS - Ba ™ eS Cathy Salter of Joanna, and W birthday wU1 be February 4. ginia Senn of Charleston and Mrs Effie willis wi, l observe Oregon. ' a birthday February 6. Miss Mary Johnson -spent the Robert Dunaway’s birthday weekend in Greenville with her be February 7. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Mr - and Mrs - James Fuller and Mrs. Carl Johnson, going wil1 observe their wedding an- especially to attend the wedding niversary February 8. of her nephew. Tommy Johnson, Miss Sandy Huffstetler will to Miss Susan Hitt at the bride’s celebrate her birthday February home in Liberty Friday evening The bride and groom accompan ied Miss Johnson home on Sun day afternoon for an overnight stay as they were enroute to Co lumbia where they are students A. M. Shumate, Jr., will ob serve a birthday February 7. February 6th will be Terry Pace’s birthday. Happy birthday today to Bev- at the University of South Caro- e T rl ? Laney Mrs. Ira Bailey and Ijjjg Johnny Walker. Bruce Mills has returned to ^ Jessie Abercrombie ob- the University of South CaroUna served a birthday January 28. in Columbia after spending sev eral days with his mother, Mrs. J. B. Patterson, and Mr. Patter son during the semester break. Mr. Mills visited in Hemingway on Saturday. WITH THE SICK Mrs. Mattie Harvey and Mrs. Larry Gambrell are patients at Bailey Memorial Hospital. What more could a golfer ask Lester Davis is a patient at than the challenge of champion- the Laurens District hospital. He ship play combined with the fin- was to undergo surgery Tues- est in resort vacationing? It’s all day. ^ yours in the Southeast’s “Dixie Mrs. Floyd Emery returned Golf Cricle”—an exciting golf home Saturday after several tour through Georgia, North days illness at Bailey ,Memorial Carolina and South Carolina. Hospital. ; Offered for your enjoyment on Wade Pennington has returned this 1,200-mile tour are more home after several weeks illness than 425 golf courses represent- in the Veterans hospital in Co- ing some 5,000 holes. Added to lumbia. the fun is the fact that you’ll be traveling through some of the finest resort areas of the na tion. Par player or duffer, you’ll MOTHERS’ MARCH IS SUCCESSFUL The Lydia Woman’s Club has reported a very favoraWe report find ^/three southern states on the Mother’s March held ff , . varie t v _from Friday eyeaing tor the March of £ er JTcri”p“t ofT pST .. , . tains to the salty sea breezes of Thirty-five women participat- ^ Atlantic This whole ed m some say in this very section of the count is bei worthy cause, for which Mrs newl discovered b more golf . Clyde Trammell, president of ers each from e sec _ Uie Woman’s club, and Miss Nel- Uon of the y s and Can / da . lie Osborne,_ community direc- The .. Dixie Circle .. visits tor, expresed grateful apprecia tion for those who worked,and also to those who contributed. many of the Palmetto State’s finest courses, partciularly in the resort areas, and has side The ladies enjoyed refresh- s to in j and cities rep - ments at the community build- resenting the best ^ some m ing after the march. courses in the state. Following du Th T e ^°^i S 9 ub s r S °lH S the coastline, the tour can take the Lydia Mothers March each you to mton Head Fripp Ig _ ycar ‘ land, Charleston, Myrtle Beach, and thence to Florence and Dar lington. Probably S p u t h Carolina’s most famous course is the Dunes Club at Myrtle Beach, which of fers a tough , challenge to the best golfer. Its renowned 13th hole—“Waterloo” — was picked by Sports Illustrated Magazine as number 13 in an eighteen-hole “dream course.” Golf alone is estimated to be a $2 million-a-year business in the Myrtle Beach area—and still growing. Courses at Hilton Head and Fripp Island are ra{^ idly gaining national attention, drawing vacationers from all W^OOO PLUMBING OR HEATING Patronize The Chronicle Advertisers For Your Valentine Needs —Centerpieces —Table Covers —Napkins —Coasters —Plates —Cups Chronicle Stationery Shop A NEW CONTEST EACH WEEK! 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