The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 28, 1966, Image 13
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Clinton, 8. C:, Thursday, April 28, 1966
THE CLINTON CimONICLf
Lydia Mill New* . . .
Charleston Residents Guests Here
Mrs. David Word, led in a dis- —^ 1
™ m™. 01 P ' ans ,or a Proiec ‘ l tem8 ' °f Interest From ...
The group adjorned to the
MRS. CLYD£,TRAMMELL,
Correspondent and
Representative
Telephone 833-2006
home of Mr. and Mrs. James :
Barnes where Mrs. Barnes
and Johnette visited the for- (Bud) Gaffney. Funeral ser- anf * f 161 * , m °ther, Mrs. J. B.
mer’s sister, Mrs. Linner vices were held on Friday in Patterson, showed them over
Prater, in the Lexington Whitmire. On Sunday the f* 16 house.
Nursing Home Sunday. Sun- Gaffneys visited her mother, Returning to the commun-
Mr anri t c ^ y afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Irene Bragg, and broth- itJ’ building the ladies were
Mr. and Mrs. James King Clarence Davis of Greenwood er, Pete Bragg and Mrs. served ritr
West Clinton
MRS. INEZ BLACKWELL
Correspondent and Representative
400 Frances Street Dial 833-2521
Bailey Memorial hbspitaL ans have a wedding
BIRTHDAl^ AND sary May 5th.
ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. Roheri Whitf
May 1st willJae the birth- sel will cefehrate a weltdinii
day of Ovell Jnoody, Dewey anniversary May 7th. »
Gregory, JoX Spillers, Ray
Blackwell imd Ollie Patter-
Beatrice Hawks has a birth
day April 28th.
Ird
EUty
>f my acti
unistratof
„ 66 ailu freshments by the
King, Sr., of and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lell Bragg in Greenville. hostesses, Miss Nellie Os-
were .week-end «1 Laurens visited Mrs. King. Mr . and Mrs . Vernon ^ rne and Mrs - Tommy Mc -
^ rs - Raymond Ah- Thompson of Laurens, visited veen -
ol Sumter were ii er sister and brother-in-law, METHODIST PASTOR
‘ HONORED
and Mrs.
Charleston,
guests of Mrs. King, Jr.’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ercrombie
Goss.
Mike
and Kav Borrv we ^- enfl S uests of his grand- M r. and Mrs. B. F. Harvey!
o ^ cu , K y . ® erry of mother, Mrs. Ben McCoy. The Sunday
Fork Shoals • spent the week- three attended the Lydia Bap- Sunday -
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end with their grandmother, tist church"se^icdsTundTy Pe f hooper of The Citadel, t ^ r th ^‘f or C S' man, Mrs. Mary Lawson and and* m7“ and“ m7s‘.~ jlmw b ^hdays May 3rd. T. A. j
Mrs. Frank Bodie. Their par- evening. y ^ theweek- ^d their^pastor.^A. E. SmUh^ daughter> Dianna( and Mr Sexton and son were Sunday ^ Sammy Holtzclaw, Mrs. W. Any person indebted to saic)
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry Mr. and Mrs David Word m** W r' h i h,S ^ arents ’ ^ r - and worshiD serv i ce s with a Ma- and Mrs ' Arthur Sanders vis- guests of Mrs. Ada Center. a n^riS. Ciaude Farmer estate is >t notified and require
and Mr and Mrs i-wt j ... „ ljavm vvoro ivi rS- Calvin Cooper. Pete is wor snip services wun a Ma Rnhprt Smith at th.> v»t j ^ an< l Meredith Hanley will ed to make payment on on
I ■ ^ nd iwm Jdck Itts and Mlss Susan Word, who 0 n The Citadel tennis team sonic rin g in commemoration ted R °b ert ^mith at the Vet- M r and Mrs. Ray Waters oe lebrate birthdavs Mav Mh h. frr^ that Hat., an i ail nor"
and panny ol Clmton, were was home from Columbia Col- which played at Furman IS 01 his 80th birthday. !f ans Hwpite! m Augusta, and Jesse Lancy visited Jack Ad a mTh before that dat ^* and a11 per t
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. lege, for the week-end, at- Greenvill^Fricfay ^nTat" PC The presentation w a s ^ |" d ^^Mr^Raymond C H 1V , ard c , the . Vel ^ ran . s Hos - birthdTy^Iay'’etlT " h
u . a* . T • tended the Smith family re- on Saturday made by Polly Gallman, the " ed ^ and Mrs - Raymond pi tal in Columbia Sunday. Mrs Rhonda Smith
Rev. and Mrs, J .B. Aber- union at the CUnton Mills Mr »nd Mr, m w wn. youngest m e m b e r of the ^ughman and family Mrs - Khonda ^th
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 28r<|
day of May, 1966, I will yer
der a final account Of m\
and doings as Administ
Sylvia Kernells, C 1 a u d e d. B. N. C. T. A. of the estatg
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Thorn- Mrs. Clara Fortner of Hughes, Ben Williams, Jenny of Gus W. Hollingsworth iij
ton and children of Hazel- Greenwood, is spending a few Hitts, Mrs. R. H. Littleton the office of the Judge of Pro*
hurst, Ga.,-and Mr .and Mrs. days with Miss Beatrice wR i celebrate birthdays May bate of Laurens County, a(
Claude Thornton of Calhoun Hawks due to the illness of 2n d - 10 o’clock a. m. and on thq
Falls, were Sunday guests of their mother, Mrs. Susie Barry Whitman, James same day will apply for 4
Laney, Brian Blackwell and final discharge frorp rhy trusj
William Woodward havfe as Administrator D. B. N. C,
The congregalTon'of me Ly- and 0l > e , Th »ra ,0 »- Ha , wks ' ^
Mrs. Annie Mae Caugh- Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller
a sons having claims agains^
said estate will present them
crombie of Laurens visited ^umon ivuus M r. and Mrs. H. W. Wil- youngest m e m b e r of the " ,,u iamuy - Mr. and Mrs. John Maye celebrate a birthdayMay 7th 1 pmvenhor'be forevefbapredl
his mother Mrs HenVv Ah" «* mm ^ lty build m g Sunday. Uams and Charles Williams church. Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Smith were called to Union Friday Little Melissa Ficklin cele- ’
^omb?e th^ nas^ weew ld Mrs. Word’s mother Mrs. J. visited Mr. and Mrs. G. C. REVIVAL IN PROGRESS of Charleston, and Mr. and due to the death of Mr. brated her third birthday Ap-
crombit, the p^st week-end. F. Weir, was a Smith before p arr i sh j r and also Mr The L y d i a Presbyterian MJ'S- Cecil Spurlock and chil- Maye s brother, Sam Maye ril 21st
Ne r wbe^7ZM,lr tm M the A/i , and Mr’s. Gerald Cooper in Church is in revival services Jen were guests of Mr. and WITH TH e SICK
Newberry Hospital . on Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaff- North Augusta the past week- th ‘s week with services at Mr s- Marcelle Barker Sun
day afternoon ior minor sur- ney were called to Whitmire end 7:30 each evening. _ da y-
ge Mrs 0n Hcnrv a Km„ i at T Y 6last Week Mrs - John Heath of Green- The P ub lic is cordially in- Mr. and Mrs. J
•,n^ Mr? h hn n ? r ' dUe l ° ‘ he death 0f ““ SlSter - ville, spent the week-end with vited.
and Mrs. John Brewinglon sister - in - law. Mrs. Clyde her sisters. Miss Feroline Gaynor PhilUps
Clyde Tram- Pastor of the Lydia and Rock tended the singing at Antioch
Mr .and Mrs. Walter Haton
Little Kim Wallenzine has will celebrate a wedding ant-
mumps. niversary May 2nd.
M. De- L. C. Gooch is a patient at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ev-
Young, Madison DeYoung . ;
is and Mrs. Clyde Bigbee at-
CILARLES F. WALDRON:
Trust Officer of M. S. ,
Bailey & Son, Bankers, \
Administrator,
D. B. N. C. T. A.,
Clinton, S. C,
April. 19, 1966 A21-4c-M12
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10 Fillets of Flounder, Cole Slaw,
Tartar Sauce and Hot Rolls
Shrimp Dinner $1.15
Jumbo Shrimp, French Fries, Cole Slaw,
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CUnton
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Seay and Mrs.
mell and Mr. Trammell and Bridge churches. Church near Woodruff Sun-
her brother, Melvin Seay and MRS. KING HONORED da y afternoon. They also vis-
Mrs. Seay. WITH PARTY Mrs. Bigbee’s niece,
Mrs. Fred Mathis spent the Saturday evening Mrs. Mrs. Rosa Edwards, in
past week with her parents, James N. King, Jr., of Woodruff. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maples, in Charleston was honored with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Long
Sharon. Mrs. Bobby Webb a miscellaneous shower at Tuxedo, N. C., Mr. and
spent the week-end with her the Lydia commuity build* Mrs. James Rhodes of Lau-
grandparents and on Sunday building. rens, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Mr. Webb and daughter, Guests enjoyed several Littleton and daughter, and
Cathy, and Mr. and Mrs. games, after which party re- Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Littleton
Benny Tucker and Micheal freshments were served. and J° e ^ s P en t Sunday with
joiped them. Mrs. Maples is Mrs. King, the former Miss Pvd - W. T. Campbell at Fort
very ill at her home. Janice Goss, was presented Gordon, Ga.
Mrs. Bobby Fuller and chil- many lovely gifts for her Mrs. Claude Farmer and
dren of Gaffney were week- home. Velda visited Mr. and Mrs.
end guests of Mr. Fuller’s Mrs. King, Sr., of Mt. Charlie Cole in Joanna Sun-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pleasant, and Miss Virginia da y-
Fuller. Senn of Charleston, were out Kenneth Stroud was the
Mrs. Edna Terrell and of town guests for the party, week-end guest of Alvin
Mrs. Katherine Smith of Hostesses included Mrs. Brewerton in Joanna.
Greenville, visited their Gary Sprouse, Mrs. Jimmy Mrs. Essie Garner and
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Sanders, Mrs. Mike Foster daughter and Mrs. Doris
and Mrs. W. L. Motte, recent- and Miss Harriet Wilson. Jones and daughter of Ches-
ly. Ray Reeder of Joanna, BAPTISM SUNDAY * er ’ Y* sded Mr. and Mrs.
spent the week-end with his • EVENING Paid Foster Sunday
grandparents. Friends
BAPTISM SUNDAY •
EVENING
. are Baptismal services will be
glad to know that Mr. Motte held at 7:30 p. m., Sunday
acts and doings as Adminis
tratrix of the estate of Bessie
FINAL SETTLEMENT
T . . . - Take notice that on the 12th
L’ f,;, a ‘ the Lyd ' a Bap " St aI May, I**. I re-
irom the hospital. Church ^ ,
Mrs. J. H. Wallenzine of PARTY FOR THREE e 3 ' inal aCC ° Unt 0 ' my
Kinards, spent the past week YEAR OLD SATURDAY
Renp h Mmpr Ughter ’ MrS ‘ LiUy k ^ L y d I, 3 comndunit y S. Mauney in the office of the
Belle Miller. building was decorated with j udge of p ro bate of Laurens
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bal- balloons Saturday afternoon Sy at 3 S) p m and on
0. rd -" r : a, ! d M MrS ' J' B ' P»«y Gallman was hon- the same day wSl apply for a
P „„ n i^T 8 T" ° r !, «. y ^ rS ' CheS “ ey Ki ” g final discharge from my trust
and Peggy Ballard were Sun- and Mrs. Jeanette Heaton on as Administrator
day y, r Sl “ r . S of . lhc laa 3r <l MrtMay- 3 Any person indebted to said
brother and sister-in-aw Mr. Around fifty friends enjoy- csta t e is „ 0 t ltled and re , ulr .
H,l.! p a ,h ' “ T* 5 ™ 1 PoUy ' ' d t0 Payment on or
Mr r r- t h f ^ t I le games pa ?y re ''before that date, and all per-
Mrs. R. G. Johnson was m freshments were served. sc ‘ ns havi claims inst
Spartanburg a few da ys ast Each child was given a fa- said estate will ent them
week to vis,t her daughter, vor. on or before
Mrs Juanita Coker, who was Out of town guests were proven, or be forever barred
a patient in the General Hos- J. E. Freeman of Union, ODETTA MAUNEY
Pita!- grandfather of the honoree; Administratrix
J. E. Freeman of Union Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mode and q^j n B road gj
and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mrs. Johnny Adams and chil- Clinton SC ’
Price of Abbeville were dren also of Union; and Mr. April n> 196 ^ ’ ' A 14-4c-M5
week-end guests of the for- and Mrs. Malcolm Price of
mer’s daughter, Mrs. Arthur Abbeville. FINAL SETTLEMENT
Gallman and Mr. Gallman. Polly, the daughter of Mr. Take notice that on the 7th
FAMILY NIGHT and Mrs. Arthur Gallman, day of June, 1966, I will ren-
Family night will be held who were also present, was (ier a final account of my
at the Lydia Baptist Church remembered with many nice acts and doings as Executrix
Wednesday evening, May 4, gifts. of the estate of James Dorroh
at 7:30. BIRTHDAYS AND Hairston in the office of the
At this time the Woman’s ANNIVERSARIES Judge of Probate of Laurens
Missionary Society, the B. F. Harvey will celebrate County, at 10 o’clock a. m.,
Brotherhood and the youth a birthday April 30. and on the same day will ap-
organizations will meet. May 4th birthdays will in- ply for a final discharge from
WOMAN’S CLUB APRIL elude Mrs. Charles Gaffney my trust as Executrix.
MEETING and Rev. Roscoe Bryan. Any person indebted to said
The Lydia Woman’s Club George Howell will observe estate is notified and requir-
met Thursday evening at the a birthday May 3rd . ed to make payment on or be-
community building for the Mrs. L, W. Abercrombie fore that date, and all per-
April session, with Mrs. will have a birthday April 29. sons having claims against
Clyde Trammell, president, Randy Templeton will be 4 said estate will present them
years old May 1st. on or before said date, duly
April 28th will be the birth- proven, or be forever barred,
day of James Overstreet.
Mrs. George Blackwell and
L. F. Davis will celebrate
birthdays on^VTSy 1.
.Mrs. Virginia Wilson cele-
presiding.
The devotional was brought
by Miss Velda Farmer. Mrs.
Glenn Gaskins, secretary,
called the roll and read the
minutes of the March meet
ing.
The program chairman, brated a birthday April 25.
GAYNELLE HAIRSTON
DOUGLAS,
Executrix,
Route 1, , *
Laurens, S. C.
April 23, 1966 A28-4cM10
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