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J. I u THE CLINTON CHRONICLE CT.nl on. S. C^ TTuirsbT. S/pt^mbfr 29, Iflfi Lydia Mill News . . . supper, guests of Mr, and Mrs J AV Wrenn m/\\'ater- Residents Vacation in Florida MM. CLTDE TKAMMELL, Telephone S33-2tM Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bailey spent the past week vaca tioning in Daytona Beach and Tampa, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bond of Cleveland, N. C., have been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Birchmore. Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Ter rell and Becky- -of Enoree. were guests of the former s parents. Mr. and Mrs B. E. Terrell, and sister. Mrs Mil dred Dickerson, on Saturday. Eddie Reeder of Joanna, spent the week-end with Bis grandparents. Mr and Mrs. W. L. Mutte. Mrs. J. B Patterson. Mrs. Jimmy Barnes and Ml*. Mike Foster visited their son and brother. Bruce Mills, and Mrs. Mills in Columbia Sunday. Mr. Mills is attend ing the University of South Carolina. Mr and Mrs A. T. Craw ford. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Major Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Jun ior Crawford and Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Sam SeawTight were called to Simpsonv-iRe during the week-end due t« the death of the former Mrs. Crawford's brother-in - law, W A. Craft. Funeral ser vices were held in Simpsoo- ville on Mnoday. Mr. Craft and family were former Clin- lufi residents. Mrs Jimmy Meeks and aon. Jamie, at Cross Anchor, visited Mrs. Frances Meeks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis and L. F., Mrs. Allison West and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Moore, Jr, and family visit ed Mrs. B. C. Dickerson, who is seriously ill in the Spartanbuag Gengrai hospit al, during the week-end. Mrs. Dickson is the mother of Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. J. W. Fuller spent the past week in Laarens with her daughter and son- in-law. Mr and Mrs. Henry Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Aber crombie visited their aon in law and daughter. Mr - and Mrs. Joe Carroll, ia Pendele- ton over the week-end. S-Sgt. and Mrs. Dickie James and family of Joanna, were Sunday dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Mark Conner, and sister, Mrs. Jim my South. In the afternoon the James family. Mrs. Con ner and Mr. and Mrs. South and sons visited Mr. and Mrs Frank James and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy South in WhRmire Sgt. James just re cently returned from a Japa nese hospital, having wound ed his hand while in Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLen don were in Charlotte. N C., on Tuesday and Wednesday loo in celebration of thg Wrenn s 25th wedding anni versary Hoyt Bagwell and sons of Simpsonvile. visited Mrs. Henry Abercrombie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gas kins a^nd family visited their daughter and sister. Miss Priscilla Gaskins at the Uni versity Hospital School of Nursing in Augusta. Ga., on Sunday. Mrs Fred Bodic. Mr«. Li! lian Parker, Miss Margaret Prater and Mrs. Mary Pat terson visited the former’s daughter and the latter's son. Mr and Mrs. Charles Pat terson. in Inmart Sunday. GAMBRELL MAI. PASS Mr. and Mrs Johnny Mal- pass announce the birth of a daughter. Shelia Renee on Sept. 24 at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrv Malpass is the for mer Nliss l.erline Woody. BAILEY. Mr and Mrs Robert Bai ley of Charlotte. V C., an- rounce the b rth of a daugh ter. Melody Kaye, on Sept 21 at the Charlotte Memorial hospital. Mrs. Baiip> is the former Miss Cecelia Mcljcndon. She and Mr Bailey are former 'Clirton residents. BIRTH ANNOl NCEMEVTS Mr. and Mrs Larry Gam- brell announce the birth of a son. Randall Scott, on Sept. 13 at Bailey Memorial hos pital Mrs . Gambrell is the former Melda Satterfield of this city. DEACONS ORDAINED AND OFFICERS INSTALLED Sunday morning at the Ly dia Baptist Church three new deacons were ordained. They were C. E. Spradley, B. F. Harvey and Bobby Webb. At the evening service the church officers were install ed These were: Church Clerk. Mrs? -Houston Ellis; Treasurer. John Tucker; Choir Director, Miss Nellie Osborne: Organist, Miss Ju dy Hughey: Pianist. Mrs. Benny Tucker; Sunday School Superintendent. Hous ton Ellis; Assistant Superin tendent. Jack Pitts: Secreta ry. Mrs. Jimmy South; Training Union Director, Mrs. South; Secretary. A. M. Shumate; WMU Presi dent. Mrs. Ellis: Secretary, Mrs. M J Sanders; Brother hood President. T. O. Wil liams: Secretary, Frank Goss. All department superin tendents, and teachers ip the Sunday School and Training Union and leaders in the WMU and Brotherhood were also included in the instal lation. PARTY ENJOYED FRIDAY Mrs. Sandy Gamer. Loret ta Johnson and Mrs. Midge Womble were hostesses at a party for Mrs. Terry Brew- ington at the community building on Friday evening. The guests enjoyed games and refreshments; Gifts were presented to the honorce. WITH THE SICK Mrs. W. L. Motte is a pa tient at Bailey Memorial hospital. Frank Walker was ill the past week. Mrs. Hugh Ballard and Mrs. Mary Conner have re covered from an illness. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Mrs. Lois Webb will ob serve a birthday Sept. 30. Debbie Childress celebrat ed a birthday Sept. 22. Cecil McLendon will have a birthday October 3. Mrs. Dennis LanforcTs birthday will be October 1. October 4th will'be Mrs. A. T. Crawford’s birthday. Bruce Gregory will be 12 years old October 3. ' Miss Cindy Barlowe will celebrate a birthdav October 2nd. Michael Tucker will be 2 years old October 1. J. B. Bagwell will observe a birthday October 6. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Aber crombie will observe a wed ding anniversary October 3. Jimmy Morton observed a birthday Sept. 26. Robin Neal observed a birthday Sept. 24. Marvin Neal tiad a birthdav Sept. 26 Frankie Bryant observed a birthday Sept. 15. Chuck Bryant was 4 years old Sept. 26. FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 8th day of November, 1966. I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Executrix of the estate of Orien Lee Tur ner in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 3:00 o’clock p.m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Executrix. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date, and all persons hav. ing claims against said estatel bdiorel will present them on or said date, duly proven or be forever barred. Ferol M. Turner, Executrix Clinton, S. C. Sept. 26, 1966 IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-0541 From menus to mailings We print everything right Cards to catalogs, bills to broadsides . . . what ever your printing needs, you can count on ua for quality workmanship, dependable service, reasonable cost. Free estimates. 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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goss and Mrs Goss' par ens, Mr. and Mrs. Salter in Joanna Mr, and Mrs. Robert R Wyatt and Mrs Billy Wyatt accompanied Pfc. Billy Wyatt to Fort Gordon. Ga . on Monday. He had spent the week-end with Mrs. Wyatt and his parents He will leave today for tour of duty in Germany Mr and Mrs. Charlie James and Mr and Mrs. Bobby‘James and children visited the former's sister! Mr* Vmaie Goslell. ia Green- vfHe Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walk er and family were Sundav Per capita income ... money in our pockets... has gone up 10% in the past year. Yet, some people ask: GnUf?” The past 2 years have seen 40,406 new jobs and an investment of $881,220,000 in new or ex panded plants. Still, "they** ask: “had enuf?” Teachers 1 salaries have been increased 20% in the past 2 years! - Yep! You're right! “They” ask: had enuf?” Enrollment in t our schools and colleges, TEC schools, and adult education classes is at an all- time high. “They” dare ask: “had enuf?” Our State stands os a shining example among other states, north and south, unmarred by vio lence, bloodshed, and riots. Yet, those same voices ask: entl f*” Studies are underway to promote our historical attractions.. . to utilize to best advantage our water resources , • * to determine our cultural needs. Still, “they” who do nof or will not see “had enofl” 4k 6 * W 4 J ' 4 4 In the Clinton Area. 1967k going to be an In year at your Quafity Buick dealerk.