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\ 4 10 THE CLINTON CHBONICLR . * ■ - % * > ^ Clinton, S. Thursday, August 18, 1966 Lydia Mill News . . . Visiting Mother in Chicago . CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent and Representative Telephone 833-200* guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank his /irst birthday August 23. ' • Young in Moxmtville. In the J. B. O Shields will observe afternoon, they visited Mrs. a birthday August 19. Lula Abercrombie and Mrs. Kelly King celebrated a Pauline Lawson at the White birthday August 16. Mrs. Clayton Reece and Oaks Nursing Home in Foun- children- are spending this tain Inn. r • | <* n t •« week in Chicago IM., with WOMAN . s CLUB PICNIC j0CI3l jGClir V her mother, Mrs. Lola Cram- TONIGHT Telephone Talk By D. H. MARTIN Your Telephone Manager er. Mr. and Mrs. E C. Bur- The Lvdia Woman’s Club Social security has included mr. — family picnic wiM be held Paction against the lo.s of dette, Sherry, Dale and Steve Thursda (tonight) at the earnings because of disability Campbell attended the Bur- homp of Mr and Mrs CTyde siree 1954. Through th«' years dette reunion in sa . unc .iy Trammell. All members are there have been several Mr. and Mrs. J .T. Lanford ur g ed to attend and bring changes in the disability taw and son, Johnny, spent the t heir families. for qualifying as a disabled week-end in Moncks Corner, Each one is to bring a pic- person. According to Miss going especially for the South mc SU pp ( . r anc j drinks. Cups, Martha Prcssly, manager of Carolina ..-championship sky p| a t PS j cei e tc., will be fur- the Greenwood social security divers contest. nished by the club. office, in 1935 the social se- Mrs. Mary Dove of Char- DAUGHTER HONORED curity definition * of disability lotte, N. C., spent last week ‘ tV'TH PARTY' was c h an S' : ‘ < * Before this with Miss Mary Johnson. Mr. Saturday afternoon Mr and ^ange a person had to be an ‘ rs ' .^ 1C aI J f ° r , K Mrs. Johnny Malpass honored ' ... l * lsa • and Mary Jane, also of Char- 4l ._ ,„ Uh „ Now he may qualify tor dis- lotte, spent Sunday with Miss their daughter. Karen, with a , , r a, ' party at their home in crle . , Johnson, coming for Mrs. of her fourth b;rth . ability is to last for has last- Dove. j_.. edt 12 months and if his ci>n- , ability payments if his dis- day. Twenty young friends were dition prevents him from do- present to help Karen cele- in * substantial work, brate the happy occasion. * ,;ss 1 rosslv wcnt on lo S£ After an hour of fun they that no matter how disabling served the two birthday a ™"dition may be. no dis- kere white with green and yellow decoration. ab- ity payments can be made unless a person had with ice cream and cold worked ,on - enou ^ h under Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lell of Laurens, were guests of her sister, Mrs. Henry King, on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith and Lynn of Memphis, Tenn., . . . . visited Sunday with Mrs. c es - w ,c Smith’s grandfather, C. J. Blackwell, and aunt. Mrs. Virginia Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram mell, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Seay and children. Randy, Maxie and Teresa, and Miss ANNIVERSARIES FeroUne Seay, and Phil Miss Barlowe will Trammell of Greenwood, who ce,f,bratt ' her 13tfl birthday d j sa hi e( j. is visiting his grandparents. Au S ust 19 _ E or further information on attended the Seay get-togeth- -' ,r ^ Mrs Lmdy bar- ^ d j sabi i ity provisions of er at Paris Mountain State lowe w,1, ce,ebrate a wedaing tht sociaf ; secur itv law, as Park on Sunday. Phil’s moth- anniversary August 21. well as anv otfier question er, Mrs. Kenneth Trammell. Mr and ^ lrs K E ”*" 1 ' corcerning soeia'. security, is with Mr. and Mrs. Tram- m,re wl ' observe a-wedding Miss p ress j y su g gests you mell while recuperating from anniversary August 2L contact the social security of- an appendectomy at Self Me- M ‘ ss Lm** 3 Paye White will fjce at 219 Magnolia-Avenue morial Hospital in Greenwood oleebrate a birthday August in Greenwood. The office on Friday evening. _ hours are 8:45 a. m. to 5:00 -Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte, ‘ ,r a , ' Irs C - A ( adip ' p. m. on weekdays, and from Mrs. Desford Wyatt and bel1 . wdl ob ^ rve a 'vedding 8:45 a m t(J 12;45 p m on daughters, Mrs. Nathan Wy- anniversary August -1. Saturdays. The telephone att. Misses Joyce Wyatt and ‘ 1SS G1< *n d a Wya tt will be number | s op 3-1711. drinks. v Karen received many love ly gifts. BIRTHDAYS AND soc.al security before he be came disabled. She explained that to meet this requirement, the disabled, person would need at least 5 years of work under social security during the 10 years before be became Judy Patterson were among those attending the wedding 12 years old August 22. August 24th will be Ronnie of the former’s son. Larry Ab € rcromb ie s birthday. Motte, to Miss Betty Jean v A “« ust 21st be the Johnson, of Joanna at the blrtl,day of Terry Phi PP s and First Baptist Church in Jo- Ston e- anna on Sunday afternoon. Terri Lynn Templeton will MORTON CREAM PIES ALL FLAVORS Kathy Wyatt and Sandra ^ e y^s old August 19 Reeder were flower girls in Jeffrey Stone will celebrate their unde’s wedding. JL Mrs. J. W. Weir of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. David Word and Miss Sue Word spent the past week in Gainesville, Fla., with their sister and aunt, Mrs. R. F. Simmons, and Mr. Simmons. Miss Becky Cooper accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beuk^ma and family on a week’s vacation at Crescent Beach. Jimmy Cooper spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Simmons and family at the police cabin on Lake Greenwood. Mrs. Henry Abercrombie and grandson, Wayne Aber crombie were Sunday dinner IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-054! SAY “HAPPY ANNIVERSARY” BY TELE PHONE! This is a true story, and we’re passing it on because we think it’s such a good idea. Re cently, a thoughtful daughter planned an unusual 25th anniversary gift for h*r parents. The family 4 was spread all over the country . . . an aunt in Kansas, an uncle in California, grandparents in Florida. Well, the daughter brought them all to gether in a surprise long distance conference call to her parents. At a prearranged time, all 12 members talked back and forth across the country and wished the celebrating couple a happy anni versary. One more nice thing about the telephone ... it helps people have family reunions ... by long distance! We might add, CLINTON users will find DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING—FAST, CONVENIENT, AND SAVES YOU MONEY. SMART MAMAS SAVE TIME IN MANY WAYS BY TELEPHONE! One young housewife was chosen “Home Room Mother” for her child’s class. Among her duties was. arranging parent-teacher meetings, and various school get-togethers. She shares the job, by telephone. Here’s how: First, she calls two mothers. Then these two each call two other mothers, and before you know it, the job is done Your telephone . . . marvelous way to get people together! A CALLER ASKED A HOSPITAL SWITCH BOARD OPERATOR HOW MRS. SMITH IN ROOM 508 WAS DOING. “Just fine” was the answer. “She was operated on yesterday and is making a splendid recovery. 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