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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, April 20, 1967
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Lydia Mill News ...
McElhannon Family With Relatives
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL,
Correspondent and
Representative *
Telephone 833-2006
birthday dinner for several ity Building for the April Ses
members of the McGee fam- sion.
ily held Sunday at Duncan’s At 8:15 Charles F. Waldron “Lead Kindly Light” and clos-
Creek Presbyterian Church, of Clinton will be the guest e d w ith prayer.
c „Mrs. W. L. Motte and Mrs. speaker of the club, with his Miss z ,, ^ _ h f
S-Sgt. and Mrs. Joel McEl- Maxie Reeder visited their topic being “Personal Wills her sub j ect “Accessories* of
hannon and family of Annis- bro ther and uncle, W. A. At- and Their Importance.” A Symbols -> i n her discussion
ton, Ala., spent thes week-end taway, in Newberry Friday. quesUon and answer period s ^ e mentioned a number of
McElhannon and h rS erni ^ e Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry will be held for those wanting fig ur j nes an d statues used in
Mr nnH Mrc niooir! and Forlc Shoals, to know whys, whats, e.c. flower arrangements and gave
were Sunday dinner guests of All members are urged to be the meaning of each. She
Mrs. Fred Bodie. present. j closed her discussion with a
Mr. and Mrs.Charles Patter- Others in the community, poem, “April”.
afternoon were Mrs. H. W. Texas having visited Johnny Neese and children of Roe- val Hospital of Memphis, Simpson, student aft
Bryson and Miss Zelle Crisp, fteeder who is a patient in the buck were Saturday’s guests Tenn. and Wilford Simpson College are visiting their
In the absence of Mrs. Bry- hospital there. of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Austin, who is on orders for over- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
son, Mrs. Gabbert gave the The Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Perry Simpson of the Na- seas service and Miss Sue son.
devotional. She used as her • • — . ... 'V;..
subject “Happiness”. She
gave her own definition and
those of others of happiness,
read 2 verses of the song
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Black-
well, enroute to Texas for a
six weeks missile course. His
family will be here for the six . „. . _ .
weeks Sunday guests of Mrs^ 80,1 and children of Inman, women, and men, may come The members enjoyed a con-
MpF.ih«nnnn u,*™ w visited his mother on Sunday, at 8:15 to hear Mr. Waldron, test “Awakening of Spring”
WITH THE SICK BIRTHDAYS AND conducted by Miss Crisp with
W. P* Terrell has been a pa- ANNIVERSARIES MrS- Miller as winner,
hannon and family of Green- t* ent hi the Laurens hospital j 0 j in Edmunds and daugh- T h e hostesses assisted by
wood, and Mr. and Mrs. for several days. ter Mrs G race Nelson, will Mrs - A - J - Finley served a
James McElhannon and Lester Davis has been ill at o b serve birthdays April 22. congealed salad plate, sand:
Kathy of CTinton. his home. Mrs i) uva ii Cunningham wiches ’ P° tato chips, punch
Mr. and Mrs. KeWneth Tram- Major Crawford is a patient w in celebrate a birthday April and caramel cake,
mell and PJril of Greenwood, at Bailey Memorial Hospital. 21. The foll °wing young people:
were Saturday guests "of his IT’S CLEAN-UP TIME ” *__:i Ernie Austin, Jane Boyce, Me-
McElhannon were her other
two sons and their families,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude McEl-
parents, Mr.
Trammell.
and Mrs. Clyde
EVERYWHERE!
April 24-29, a clean-up pro-
Happy birthday to April ij SS a Cox, Buddy Cox and Mar-
Brown today. garet Gray accompanied by
„ , „ „ ... WJ1 , n . _ . T .. Mrs. Nell Mills, Tony Webb the pastor. Rev. W. F. Mitch-
a __ d „^ S ;u H ‘ j ..!L and Robert Satterfield will ob- el! attended a Mission Rally at
ev ' serve birthdays April 24. Friendship Presbyteri-
James McElhannon will an Church Sunday evening.
liams spent the week-end along with Clinton, and
in Aiken with his daughter eryone is asked to clean up
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. their premises. . . . vs a i oo n ou u * u u u
r- r t>’ t»> „ . , celebrate a birthday April 22, Ray Shubert, who has been
' . ' ’ * Spring is a time of newness an( j bis (j au g b ter Kathy, will located at Vietnam with the
Timmy .Sanders of Har- and freshness, so we hope ev- have a birthday April 2S. armed forces, has returned to
grave Military Academy in ery member of every family Mr and Mrs paul Kitchens the States and is here with
observed their wedding anni- his wife and children.
,, „ , , , r versarv Anril 19 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ree-
Mrs. M. J, Sanders. Mr and Let's make Lydia shine and e Bc “ t ; Je £ n Har will have der and James Bishop return-
Mrs. Jimmy Sanders and Re- be proud for others to ride ea n i 9o Cy W 6 ' ~
nee and Mr. and Mrs. Benny through our community and a birthday April 23.
Tucker and Mike accompan- enjoy it as we do. Miss Cathy Harvey wi ce-
ebrate a birthday April 25.
April 23rd will be Lewis
Chatham, Va., spent the week- in the community will join in
end with his parents, Rev. and the campaign.
ed Sunday from Mineral Wells,
ied him back to school on The Lydia Woman’s Club,
Sunday. ' directed by Miss Nellie Os- . hirthd
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Moore borne, will sponsor the clean- Howe 1 s Dir a y*
visited his father, T. E. U P campaign.
Moore, in the Laurens Hos- No prizes, but honorable
pital Sunday. _ mention will be given for
Warrant Officer and Mrs. m ost improved street.
Tracy Dees of Fort Gordon, LADIES’ AUXILIARY
Ga., spent the week-end with .MEETING TONIGHT
his mother, Mrs. Verner Dees, The Pentecostal Holiness
and sister, Mrs. Billy Willard, Church Ladies’ Auxiliary will
and Mr. Willard. meet Thursday (tonight) in-
Representing the
Cross Hill News
MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN.
Correspondent
The April meting of the
Friendly Garden Club was
Lydia stead of Tuesday as previous- held at the home of Mrs. P.
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN that the undersigned in
tend to file in the office of the
Secretary of State of South
Carolina, on or after the 24th
day of April, 1967, a Declara
tion and Petition for Incorpo
ration, praying the issuance of
a Certificate of Incorporation,
as an eleemosynary corpora :
tion under the laws of the
State of South Carolina, to
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN
Baptist Church at the Worn- ly announced. Fitzstevens near Laurens ASSOCIATION OF GREAT-
... ^ F.R CLINTON. SO
an’s Missionary Union Asso- The meeting will be held at w jth Mrs. P. *H. Miller assoc-
ciational meeting at the Hill- 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. jatg hostess
crest Baptist Church in Lau- Pressley Chaney, with her a lovely arrangement of
SOUTH CA-
ER CLINTON,
ROLINA, INC.
Cl : nton. South Carolina.
rens on Wednesday of last daughter, Mrs. David Me- pansies and permanent ar- ApHl 17, 1967
week were Mesdames Henry Ninch, as hostess, at 303 Jef- rangements made an attrac-
Abercrombie, Mark Conner, ferson Street. fly e setting for the meeting.
W. L. Motte, Houston Ellis, All members are urged to The president, Miss Eleanor
Sidney Oakley, H. W. Williams be present. Dial opened the hieeting with
and Clyde Trammell. MR. WALDRON TO SPEAK an appropriate reading “The
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ben- ON WILLS AT CLUB Legend of the Raindrop.” Mrs.
J nett and children of Wash- The Lydia Woman’s Club Gabbert was welcomed as a
ington, D. C., spent the week- will meet tonight (Thursday) visitor.
end with her parents, Mr. and at 7:30 at the Lydia Commun- The program leaders for the
Mrs. Ai T. Crawfond, and
other relatives.
Week-end guests of Mrs.
Mildred Dickerson and Mrs.
W. P. Terrell were their son
and grandson, Pvt. Billy Dick
erson, of Fort Jackson, Co
lumbia, with his friends from
Fort Jackson, Privates John
Conroy and Dominico of New
York, and Pvt. PhillipDacruz
of New Jersey. Mrs. T. H.
McPherson of Chester, spent
Friday and Saturday with her
sister and mother, coming
due to the illness of her fath
er, Mr. Terrell, in the Lau
rens hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McGee
and criUdren attended a joint
Harry E. Bolick, III
James Von Hollen
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Tommy Invites All His Friends and Customers To Visit Him At His New
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The Whole Famly. He Has Had 21 Years Experience With Correct Shoe
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Notice of Election
STATE OF SOUTH „
CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LAURENS
SCHOOL DISTRICT 56
LAURENS COUNTY
Pursuant to Titles 21-914, 21-
915, and 21-91T, Code of Laws
of South Carolina, 1962, and in
conformity to the provisions
therein:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
That an election will be held
by the Board of Trustees 6f
School District No. 56, Lau
rens County, to determine
whether or not an increase bf
five (5) mills shall be added
to the present millage of said
School District for school pur
poses for operating schools in
said District.
The election will be held at
the Clinton Armory Building
in said District on Tuesday,
the 25th day of April, 1967, and
notice of said election* will be
given in The Clinton Chron
icle, a newspaper published in
the County of Laurens, and
such notice will be posted at
Clinton City Hall, Joanna
Stores, and Coleman Brothers
Store in said District.
At such election only such
electors who exhibit their reg
istration certificates, as re
quired in general elections,
shall be allowed to vote. * At
such election the board of
trustees, shall act as manag
ers, and the election shall be
conducted as is provided by
law for the conduct of general
elections. At the election said
elector favoring the proposed
levy shall cast a ballot con
taining,. the word “YES”
printed or written thereon, and
each elector opposed to said
levy shall cast a ballot con
taining the word “NO” print
ed or written thereon. The
polls shall be open from 8:00
A. M. until 7:00 P. M.
JAMES VON HOLLEN,
Chairman Board of
Trustees of Laurens
County School District
J ' No. 56.
£ V-S.
Shortening
Limit: 1 With $5.00 Order
Strietmean Chocolate Chip
15 Oz. Box
Cookies ./.45c
Kraft BARBECUE SAUCE, 1& oz... 29c
Poss HOT DOG CHILI, IOV2 oz. can.... 19c.
HOT DOC BUNS, pkg. of 8 19c
Hafnia, LUNCHEON MEAT, 12 oz. can .. 39c
Luxury Elbow Macaroni, 6 oz. boxes .. 2 for 21c
GRADE “A” SOUTH CAROLINA MEDIUM
EGGS 2 79c
MARKET SPECIALS
Wisconsin State CHEESE, lb 65c
A-G WIENERS, 8 oz. pkg 39c
ALL COIA
DRINKS
6-Bottle Carton
MOTHER’S
TWIN PACK
CENTER CUT
LB.
Potato Clips.. 39c
DIXIE CRYSTALS
PORK CHOPS
69c
FRESH PRODUCE
Irish POTATOES, 10 lb. bag
Yellow ONIONS, 2 lbs
39c
15c
FROZEN FOODS
Sea Pak FISH STICKS, 8 oz. pk. ..
CHICKEN BREAST, 2 lb. box ..
29c
99c
PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 20-21-22
Fresh Lean
Pork Chops
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