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'■X -t “ Clinton, 8. C., Thursday, December 8, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Lydia Mill News r News of Bonds Airman Hanna Flies to Calif. Base Cross Roads MRS. CLYDE TRAMMEL^., ford in the General Hospital Correspondent and in Greenville during the week Representative end. Mr. and Mrs. B.'F. Van- Telephone 833-2006 derford of Union visited their son J. B. and other relatives A2-c Freddie Hanna left on Monday. Wednesday from the Green- j ^ MR£. I\. A. MIOUSE Correspondent Telephone G97-S829 ville - Spartanburg Airport to return to Travis AFB in Calif. Revis of Spartanburg was the Sunday dinner guest of his mother, Mrs. Fred Ma- after spending a three weeks this and Mr< Mathig leave with his mother, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram- Clayton Reese and Mr Reese. mel , were Sund guests of Miss Sandra Botts of Abbe- her brothe James Seay and ville spent Sunday with the Mrs geay near Xravelers Reese family. Rest In the afternoon they all . Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kuy- visited their aunt, Mrs. Laura kendall and Miss Lizanne Kirby, and cousins, Mrs. Cora Wright spent Sunday with Taylor and Mr and Mrs. Earl their son and uncle, Raymond McMinn, near Henderson- Kuykendall and Mrs. Kuyken- ville, N. C. dall in Columbia. Mr. and Beverly and Ricky Laney Mrs. Tom Ancrum of Spar- visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. tanburg visited her parents Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.' the C. R. Kuykendalls Sunday j 0 hn Smith recently, evening. Mrs. Charlie Snider and Mrs. Jim Dean visited her Larry, of Belton, and Mrs. J. sister, Mrs. Lillian Force and J. Snider of Ware Shoals, Mrs. Ellen Grigger in New- spent Sunday with Mrs. Roy berry Sunday. The sisters then Snider. Mrs. CalHe Poole of visited their brother, Herman Greenville, was : a recent Griffin in Columbia. overnight guest of her sister, Mrs. Gregg Rowe and son Mrs. Roy Snider, of Belton were Sunday after- Mr. and Mrst Vernon Ginn noon guests of Mrs. Virginia and family of Simpsonville, Wilson M-Sgt. L. A; Willard, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard, Willard and family of Sum- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O’Shields, ter, Frank Billings, Mrs. Am- Mrs. Mattie Harvey, B. F. °s Jarvis, Guy Willard and Harvey, Mrs. J. H. Crowe Charlie BilUngs of Green- and Mrs. Sara Jenkins were wood, Mrs,-.Clarence Luck in Gray Court during the an ^ Mrs. Fannie Smith of week end due to the illness Honea Path, were here with and death 0 f a sister-in-law their families and other rela- and aunt Mrs. A. O. Douglas, tives due to the illness and Among those in Charlotte, death of their father, brother N. C. Saturday for the Shrine an d step-son, Claude Willard, Bowl Football game were Mr. w do passed away on Sunday and Mrs. David Word, Mr. °t l as t week, and Mrs. Jimmy Brasswell, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde.Tram- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tram- mell, Mr. and Mrs. Berry me 11, Mr. and Mrs-. Clyde Trammell and Henry Tram- Tramfnell, Mr. and Mrs. me ll attended the funeral of Claude Trammell. Mr s- Ella Trammell in New- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis berry on Friday, and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. M. J. San- Tommy Moore have been ders and Jimmy Sanders visiting Mrs. Davis’ and-Mrs. were called to Danville, Va., Moore’s mother, Mrs. B. C. on Sunday due to the illness Dickson in the Spartanburg of their son and brother, Tim- General Hospital, regularly m y> a student at Hargrave since he has been critically ill. Military Academy in Chat- She is a little better now. ham. Va. Timmy wa^ injured Mrs. W. P. Terrell and Billy in a fall Sunday afternoon. Dickerson visited their son CAMP FIRE GIRLS HAVE and uncle, Rev. B. E. Terrell, CHRISTJitAS PARTY Mrs. Terrell and family in > The Earth -Maiden group of Enoree, Sunday. They attend- Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a re ed church services with them cent pajama party at the on Sunday evening. community building, J. B. Vandeirfbrd and daugh- Each of the' girli brought a ters, Misses Darlene and lunch for their supper, with Sheila visited Mrs. Vander- the leaders, Misaes Brenda Austin and Faye Bailey, fur nishing breakfast for t h e _ 8 rou P- Mrs. Jim Price has improv- The Earth Maidens, which ( , d : ift( . r beinK sick u „d A are the fifth .graders, have u |,i c | )(> ou ^ n ow. the following officers: su . Vc . Wrleht ond curler President, Bonnie Sue Wy- Wright were both home for att; Vice-President, Patricia the weekend Ann Hughes; Secretary, Le- !\/f rs j;. n Cooper spent sev- tha Johnson; Treasurer, t . ra ] da y S recently with' her Glenda Wyatt; and Scribe, sister in Georgia. Patti Ann Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dietz BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT and daughter Cindy spent BREWINGTON Sunday with Mr. Dietz’s par- Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brew- ents. ingtop announce the birth of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mc- a son on Dec. 5 at Bailey Me- Quirt and daughter Honda morial Hospital. Sue moved into thoir new Mrs. Brewington is former home, r xt to Mr. and Mrs. Miss Linda Roper. Edward Henderson’s last WITH THE SICK week Tommy Reece is ill. Shady Grove Presbyterian John Edmunds is ill at his C hurch memb rs enjoyed a home. Chr stmas supper, in the Rec- Mrs. J. B. Vaiderford is a reatioral Building of the medical patient at the Green- Church, on Saturday evening, ville General hospital. Dec. 3. A Christmas supper WEEK OF PRAYER v\as served. Following sup- CONTINUES per a Christmas passage was Programs on the Foreign read from' The Bible by Mrs Missions Week of Prayer for Margaret Berry. Later the the Lottie Moon Christmas of- group sang Silent Night, and fering will be held tonight g its v.ere exchanged by lh: (Thursday) at 7:00 at the Ly- members, dia Baptist Church, and on The Shady Grove 4-H Club Friday at 1:00 p. m. at the n: . ti' will be held Tuesday, church. Dec. 13 at 4 p.m. at the Club • All members of the WMS llous \ll members are asked and all others interested in to be present. to Mrs. Jair.cs Evans is visit ilives in Tend. mission work are invited attend. Birthdays and ANNIVERSARIES Ricky Campbell will be ten years old December 13. Mrs. Richard Coker’s birth day will be December 14th, and Mr. and Mrs. Coker will have a wedding anniversary December 17. Mrs. Dinner Prater will have a birthday 13th. ing re School District 56 School Lunch Menu Week >f Dec. 12-Dec. 16 MONDAY < Milk. Letf hasii on rice, Su cd t rah" s, Hot biscuit. Butter, Chilled peaches. TUESDAY December Mdlc, Vegetable soup willi beef, Peanut butter sandwich- Miss Cathy Brown will cole- CS) Raisins, Corn b read brate a birthday Dec. 14. squares. Butter Doughnuts. Shelley Wells will be live WEDNESDAY years fild December 13. Milk, Hot dog with Onions, Bud Phipps and Ocmy Goss Mustard, Cole slaw, Potato have birthdays December 12. chips, jug dog bun, Butter, Mrs. Jim Bailey will ob- cthlileJ pears, serve a birthday Dec. 9. THURSDAY Eddie Abercrombie will Mill:, Italian Ravioli, I.et celebrate a birthday Dec. 11. tuee wth dressing, Carrot stix, Mr. and Mrs. Buddy San- II( . t bls ult, Butter, Sliced ders will observe a wedding pineapple anniversary December 12. December 15th will be Mrs. H. O. Smith’s birthday. FRIDAY Milk, Sliced, turkey**-with gravy, Candied sweet tWIT'- Jim King will celebrate a f (r g -anberry sauce, Drc s- Open Wednesday All Day - Friday 1 and Saturday Nights Till 8:00 p.m. Attention /$ / amt/w ChaSSkai u..-. £ Mothers! Bring The Children! Santa Will Be Here Thursday, an.’ Friday Dec. 9 From 5 to 6 P. M. V- mmm S' c 1 Fast Free Gift Wrappng While You Wait! .. J - .i-t * \ Shop Our Complete Toy Department \ r ‘ w ' • ' ■ ' will show you why birthday December 10. 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