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* Clinton, S. C, Thnnday,'March' 30,'19(i7 Mill News Sgt Dees Family With Mother MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent and i Representative Telephone 833-2006 returned home following a lengthy illness at Bailey Me morial Hospital. sides at the Fountain Inn Nur- held tonight (Thursday) and Mr. Jim Dean is a patient sing Home is visiting her sons Friday evenings at 7:30 p.m. at the Veteran’s Hospital in tk)- and their famillea, Mr and in preparation for'the revival lumbia. Mrs. Marion Lawson and Mr. services. Miss Martha White under and Mrs. A. E. Lawson. Costume Party For went a tonsilectomy at Bailey ! S. Sgt and Mrs. Tracy Dees pj c an ^ ^j rs johnny Tur- Daughter’s Birthday Memorial Hospital on Friday. »»d children of Fort Gordon, ner ^ Greenwood were Sun- Fifteen young folks, in a va- Mrs j B 0 . shields and ■ were guests of his mo- da vlsltors o( ht8 grandmo . nety of costumes gathered at Mrs Wade p e nnington h a v e her Mrs. Vemer Dees during y, Mrs . Alma Harvey. Pfc. ^ L ^ia Community Build- „, en m at homes • the Easter week-end. , wl n ^ leavlng 800n Ing on Saturday afternoon for Miss Priscilla Gaskins of for du t y on Guam. a party ln celebration of Rhon- - y ® y as chicken pox. the University School of Nur- Mr . ^ Mrs. H. W. Williams phi PP s ' eighth birthday which cd ^ m ^^ " has n smg in Augusta, Ga., spent W ere Sattutfav guests of her was on Fnda y- , nome foupwmg an illness Easter with her parents, Mr. son , Mr aM Mrs James After several games prizes at Bi ^ y and Mrs. Glenn Gaskins. Drakeand family in Charlotte, were Siven to Dianne Harvey B ' r * haas ' s and Anntversartes Lt. and Mrs. A1 Williams N C. and Marlon J° n e s for their Pat Malpgss will be 1 year pnd children spent the Easter Mrs. Fred Mathis, Clyde Re- costores. old April 4. week-end with his mother, vis and Dwight Waldrop spent t Ra f res hments were served April 2-b rthdays will in- Mrs. L. A. Williams. Lt. Wil- a few-dayS with her mother, by Rhonda's mother, Mrs. Cor- elude Mm. Johnny Simmons, liams i s now stationed in Or- Mrs. Sara Maples in Sharon. rine . ' u ‘f y Nelson and Jimmy lando, Fla. following a tour of Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Clink- Birth Announcement I'eal. ^ 4 0 duty in Guam: scales and daughters of Mr - and MrS- James chll ‘ Mr s Johnny Deaton, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Charleston visited Mrs. Clink- dress announce the birth of a Harley Culpepper will have Trammell and Phil of Green- scales’ grandmother, Mrs. J. d / f ug ^ te 5‘’ Llada on y p weekend guests of W. Fuller and family Sunday March 22 at Bailey Memorial tient in Bailey Memorial Hos- Mike Jackson will celebrate Dickie Ellison will be Pital. I his birthday April 5. years old April 1. Mrs. Addie B. Coleman has To Lead Services at Lydia Church TIMELY TIPS 6 laigue is a graduate of Fur- be about 10% of man University and Southern crop in th e piedmont and ap. Baptist Theological Seminary, proximately 50% - of the nor- Louisville, Ky. He has served mal in the lower counties. on the General Board of the jo atm mitt South Carolina Baptist Con- - , . . * ^ towels may be used to make Vl n lon ' bath mittens for children. Cut A nursery will be provided towels into the shape of a for the convenience of those large mitten and stick on the with small children. machine or by hand. Children love them! BEAN VARIETIES: Re- _ ^ . . .. commended varieties of snap By The County And Home beans for hom( . gardens are . Agents Early Harvest, Extender, and FEEDER SALES: Two Tendercrop. feeder sales are scheduled for N0 MORE TANGLES: this week. The Greenwood Clothes with ties or sashes Feeder Cattle Sale will be should be turned inside out held Thursday, March 30, at before placing' them in the 8:00 p. m. at the Greenwood washing machine. This will Stock Barn. The Spartanburg keep the ends from becoming Sale will be held Friday, tangled. March 31, at 2 ,p. m. at the ' Spartanburg Livestock Cen- CARD OF THANKS ter ' I want to express my deep- not Nelson and MR. PASSALAIGUE MR. WILLINGHAM STORTNP FPP 5 ** Do mu h U noi est thanks to my friends and Revival services wilfbe con- under the direction of Rev. W. was * 1 e ^8s before storing doctors and nurses at ducted at the Lydia Baptist W. Willingham, pastor of Cal- them - Washing removes the g a n e y Memorial Hospital for ^ . X iFuiia*. an/i —w — La Vone Templeton will ot>- Church, beginning Sunday vary Baptist Church, Ben- natural protective coating the k i ndnesse s shown \yood were weekend guests of W. Fuller and family Sunday H , serve their 33rd wedding anni- night, April 2, and continuing nettsville. which keeps air and toreign me w hii e a patient there. All the former’s parents, Mr. and a week ago. They have •just Childress is the form- versary April 1. through the following Satur- The visiting preacher* will odors irom entering the shell. visits, cards and gifts Mrs. Clyde Trammell. On Sun- recently returned from seven ^ Mj s Vj ess i e Mae Edmunds. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Har- day night. Services will begin be Rev. J. Louis Passailaigue, PEACH CROP DAMAGE, were so greatly appreciated. VVith xKe Sick vey observed their wedding an-^each night at 7:30 o’clock. pastor of the First Baptist Our Horticulturists, Mr. R. J. May God bless you. Mrs. Loyd Johnson is a pa- niversary March 25. The song "services will be Church, Enoree. Mr. Passai- Ferree ,says that there will Charlie James day they all motored to the years residence in Japan, Pisgah Fish Hatchery in Pis- where he was stationed with gah Forest. They also visited the U. S. Army, the laUer’s sister, Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Don Snider, * Glenn, Mr. Glenn and family Buck Meeks and Wayne Hair- in Greenville . ston spent the week-end in Warrant Officer Fred W. Re- Charleston, vis, Mrs. Revis and children, Miss Brenda Bowling of Toy and June of Las Vegas, Greenville spent the week-end Nevada, have been visiting with her brother William Bo^- with Mrs.,. Revis’ sister, Mrs. hng and Mrs. Bowling. Bobby Johnson, Mr. Johnson Mrs. * Sidney Oakley spent and family. Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Bill Bowling spent the week- C. H. Rolanjl and Mr. and end in Greenville with his Mrs. Claude Barker near Clin- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ton. Paul Bowling. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tem- Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hutto of Pleton spent the week -end Edgefield spent Sunday with in Talladega, Ala. with Mr. their daughter and sbn-in-law, and Mrs. Wayne Templeton. Mr. an Mrs. Ithiel Harvey. Kim and Philip Storay of Mr. and Mrs. Hobby Rook Greenville spent a few days of Ora were Saturday visitors with their grandmother, Mrs. of their daughter, Mrs. Clar- Mary Failaw and aunt and once Morton and Mr. Morton, uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Aber- Failaw. crombie of Marietta, Ga. were Mr. and Mrs. David Storay week-end, guests of his par- joined .their children here on ents, Mr.land Mrs. L. W. Ab- Sunday to accompany them ererombie. Mr. and Mrs. Har- home. old Clardy and children of Miss Gloria Jackson has re- Greenville spent Sunday with turned to Winthrop College her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ab- following the spring holidays ererombie. with her mother, Mrs. Ezzie S. Sgt. Harold Snider, Mrs. Miller and Mr. Miller. Snider and children of Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ful- Air Force Base in Florida, ter and children of Laurens are visiting with his mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fuller Mrs. Roy Snider and other rel- and familc of Clinton were atives. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fuller Bud Fuller, of Greenville visited during the Mrs. W. T. Smith and Mrs. past week with his parents, Clack of Atlanta, Ga. were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fuller week-end guests of Mr. and and with her father, Wyman Mrs. Frank Goss. Mrs. G. W. Milam of Atlanta, Ga. He is a Bowen of Wadley, Ga. is vis- patient ait Bailey "Memorial iting her daughter, Mrs. Hospital. M Goss and family. Pvt. Jimmy Deafi of y Fort Johnny Lanford of Clemson Jackson, Columbia, 3fras home University spent the spring for the week-end witft his mo- holidays with his parents, Mr. tlier, Mrs. Jim Dean. j[His- j and Mrs. J. T. Lanford. father is a patient iik thei(^et- v Johnny Lariford of Clemson erans Hospital in Colurr^iQ.. i ,j)LJniversity spenjt j.t^p spring Cadet Timmy Sanderti hiAs holidays with his parents, Mr. returned to Hargrave Military and Mrs. J. T. Lanford. 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