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THE CLWTON CHRONICLE
Lydia Mill News
^ MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL,
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Correspondent and Representative ‘Phone 833-2006
Periodicals Sought
Laurens County Library
has applied to the South Caro-;
lina State Library Board for
participation in the Periodical
Improvement Project for
1967-68.
■■■■■••■' —- — If approved, it will mean-
Mr. and Mrs. W* I. Bailey Treasurer, Mrs. John Tucker;' a continuation of the initial
and Mr. and Mrs. James Me- Secretary, Mrs. James O. Periodical Project of 1964-65
Elhannon are vacationing this Sanders; Organist, Miss Judy which brought a wider collec-
week in Daytona, Fla. Hughey; Pianist, Mrs. Benny tion of periodicals and im-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram- Tucker; Sunday School Su- proved service to the library
mell visited her aunt, Mrs. Perintendent, Houston ElUs; patrons.
Laura Kirby near Henderson- Assistant S. S. Superinten-
ville, N. C. on Sunday. Jent, Jack Pitts; Training
c_* Aic a T> Union Director, Mr*. Jimmy
Sgt. Alfred R. (Dicky) South; w M< U. ^President,
James of Fort ^ a ^ so "- Co1 ?' Mrs. Ellis; Brotherhood Pres-
rado Springs, Colorado is T 0 . williams,
speadmg a leave with his chil- ’ ■
dren Debbie, Micky and Renee Sunday School: Rufus
and his mother, Mrs. Mark Handback, AdjSlt Dept. Supt.;
Conner and sister, Mrs. Jim- Mrs. South, Young People’s
my South and family. On Sun- Dept. Supt.; Mrs. Fred Bo-
Clinton Man Gets
60 Days Due To
Suspended Term
Greenville — Paul Gibson
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day afternoon they visited die, Intermediate Dept. Supt.; Cannon Jr of Clinton, was
Mr. and Mrs. Frank James F - ^ arve3 J: J « nl „ D P ^' one of 10 persons sentenped
in-Whitmire. Prfmary Depf' Supt Mrs' last Thursday in U. S- Dis-
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Estes trict Court for violating fed-
and Ben Sprouse were among ^ , V,- ’ • 8 T o nnf »pr« eral statute s pertaining to in-
those attending the National ’ n ’ terstate transportaion of sol-
Moose Convention in Colum- N " se ^ De , P , t ' Supt ' „ _ en vehicles,
bia Saturday. Mr. Estes was Training Union: A. M. Shu- judge Robert W. Hemphill
one of the recipients of the nfmta, Secretary; Miss Judy sentenced Cannon to three
Moose Fellowship Degree. Hughey, Pianist; R. E. Whit- years, suspended to 60 days,
Mrs. Verner Dees with Mr./1 and five years ’ P robation for
and Mrs. Tom Horton of Clii* ^ COnspiracy '
ton and Mrs Bob Jackson er ’ ^ ou8 ^° n Intermed- l j) L aw 0 f Columbus,
and Miss Doris Jackson of N. ^ Ga • was found guilty of con '
Telephone
Talk
By
A. R. FERNELL
Your Telephone Manager
:
A New School Year
NOTICE!
Due West — Erskine College
freshmen from six states get ac
quainted Thursday, Sept. 7, after
their arrival at the college to be
gin orientation week for Erskine’s
129th year. Relaxing before begin
ning orientation activities, is Nanet
te Young (center back row),
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy H.
Young, Jr., 322 North Adair St.,
Clinton. The other girls are from
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Florida,
Louisiana and North Carolina.
Presbyterian Singers Plan Program
C attended the Silver Creek Jimmy Sanders, Junior Lead- S pi rac y 0 n a count of inter
BapuTchurST Horn"-Com ^^rv Becin^f rat/"' S ““ e tra " sportatio " ° f 8 ^
ing near Mills Springs, N. C. P rimary - Be g in ner Leader. en vehicle. He was sentenced
on Sunday M- J- Sanders is the church to serve five years on each
- Coker T niackwell Mrs P astor - count . with the sentences to
Vireinia B Wilson and Mr Teachers for the different run concurrently.
and Mrs Edmund Blackwell c * asses were a t 80 elected. Nathaniel Shoemake, 36, of Forty-three singers compos- in several states. Present of Smyrna, Ga.; Connie Bush
spent the week-end in John- BIRTHDAYS AND near Atlanta, was sentenced ing the Presbyterian College members of the PC choir in- of Spartanburg; Nell Nichols
sonville with the former’s ANNIVERSARIES to 50 months for conspiracy, choir are now engaged in elude: of Chester; and Ellen Stewart
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Mrs. E. W. Mitchell will ob- rommeree r°J PraCt ‘ Ce TT !l, d r el ° P r So A T"° B ^ nnie Y'f of A 7 t alv , e I rnc ' l , V - „
and Mrs. Willie Blackwell, serve her birthday Sept. 28th. P , ’ 8 T 08 *' 8 n 1 S : u ?> Tu ^ B Alt ° " ,7 I J elen ^
iu \t tch u c*oo u’-*ua . entered a plea of nolo conten- cert season, Director Charles vannah; Hanet Kelly of Summerville; Laura McLean
. r j * v “f nder ® has , r ®" , S 5 pt 'T-. 2 rL 1 bir ^ d .fj S Wl T,i n * dere ^ no contes D an d was Gaines announced today. Union; Nan Morgan of Atlan- and Mary Lee Smith, both of
turned to her home in Palat-elude Debbie Childress, Jifh- g i ven a f 0U r years’ suspend- He said the group compos- ta : Elizabeth Myers of Or- Marietta, Ga.; and Carol
^n Rev’ M 8 ! r .Senders 8 MrT G ° SS ' Ken ' Cd S ' ntenCC . ed of M men and 2,1 women, lando: and Frances Strachan Thompson of Manchester,
son Rev. M. J. Sanders, Mrs. neth Trammell. Defendants who had plead- wjl , have anot h C r full sche- of Columbia. England.
banaers and family. Celebrating birthdays on cd guilty at an earlier term of dulc in p rese nting its pro- Soprano II — Ann Fadely Bass I — David Cannon and
Mrs. Maxie Reeder and chil- Sept. 23 will be Prue Waters, District Court but were sen- gram of sacred classical mus- and Gaye Theus, both of Co- Dick Greene, both of Spartan-
dren of Joanna spent Sunday Mrs. William Snow, Misses tenced for conspiracy were: ic b e f 0 re church congregatons lumbia; Karen Bremer of burg; Danny Brown of Aus-
with her parents, Mr. and Judy Hughey and Dianne Harold Kennedy, 5 years, Sanford, N. C ; Shirley Dil- tell, Ga.; Bobby Harrison of
Mrs. W. L. Motte. Templeton and Mrs. Ann supsended to five years’ pro- lard of Duncan; Helen Hodges McDonough, Ga.; J. B. Hop-
Mike Sanders, son of Mr. West. bation; Iver L. Powell, four bation, and John D. Kennedy, of Myrtle Beach; and Lois per of Nashville, Tennesse;
and Mrs. Buddy Sanders is Robin Neal will celebrate a years, suspended to three five years concurrent to pres- Keil of Decatur, Ga. Charles Hunter of Atlanta;
attending Hargrove Military birthday Sept. 24th. suspended to five years’ pro- e nt sentences. Tenor I — Mark Brannon of Ray McDonald of Brunswick,
Academy in Chatham, Va. Sept. 25th will be Ann Cole- tion; William Randolph De- Q tis h oswc ii indicted with At - lanta ; Charles Gertler of Ga.; and Hunter Ramsucr of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aber- man s birthday. ver, four years, suspended to the other l0 d cf cn dants was Charleston; John Southern of Lincolnton, N. C.
crombie of Laurens visited Shei,a Mal P a ss will be one six months and four years frecd Thursday b y a directed Myrtle Beach; Ken Terrell of Bass II — Ray Combs of
Mrs. Henry Abercrombie Sun- year old Sept. 24th. and nine months’ probation; verd i ct 0 f aC quittal by Judge Ware Shoals; Fred Woods of Bradenton, Fla.; Robert Get-
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day Thomas Morton and Mrs. William Moore Ginn, three Hemphill
Mrs. Glenn Haskins. David, Fre ^ Anderson will observe years’ probation to run con- !.
Bill, Frank and Miss Priscilla tbeir b irt M ay s Sept. 26th. secutively to present prison
Gaskins attended a dinner at rMrs Emmi e Thomas oh- sentence in North Carolina;
the home of the former’s par- serve d tier birthday Monday, Lester Ray Gwinn, 5 years,
Cnts, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. S t pt ’ 18th ' suspended to five years’ pro-
Staggs in Belton Sunday in
celebration of Mr. Stagg’s
85th birthday. In the after
noon they accompaaied-Miss
Gaskins to Anderson where
she attends Practical Nursing
School.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hughey
visited relatives in Chester
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sim
mons of Greer spent Sunday
wth her mother, Mrs. Em
mie Thomas and other rela
tives.
Terry Fuller has enrolled in
the University of S. C. in
Union, a branch of the Ifoi-i]
versity in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry FullBr
of Greenville visited his pat
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Fuller on Saturday.
SUPPER MEETING
MONDAY EVENING
The Lydia Baptist Church
teachers and officers with
their families will have a cov
ered dish supper Monday
evening at 7 p.m. in the
church social hall.
All 1967-1968 teachers and
officers are urged to attend.
Conferences will be held af
ter the supper.
MR. WILLIAMS HAS
BIRTHDAY DINNER
In honor of his birthday,
Mrs. H. W. Williams gave a
dinner for Mr. Williams at
their home Sunday with all
of his children, grandchildren
and his great-grandson being
present.
Enjoying the birthday din
ner and day together were
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parrish,
Jr., of Aiken, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Cooper and son Dougie
of Belvedere, Edward Wil
liams and daughters, Polly
and Angie of Newberry, Char
les (Lefty) Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy C. Parrish Sr.
of Lydia and Mr. and Mrs.
Williams.
Pictures were made of the
family and gifts were pre
sented to the honoree.
WOMAN’S CLUB TONIGHT
The Lydia Woman’s Club
will meet Thursday (tonight)
at 7:30 p.m. at the Lydia
Communty Building.
All members are urged to
be present as important busi
ness matters are to be dis
cussed. \
WITH THE SICK
Cathy Brown has been ill at
her home.
W. P. Terrell is at home af
ter being a patient in the
Woodruff Hospital.
CHURCH OFFICERS
ELECTED
The 1967-1968 officers and
teachers have been elected by
the Lydia Baptist Church.
The officers are:
General officers: Clerk,
Mrs. Houston Ellis; Treasur-
;'i Tiihn Tu< k» i; ViHSinni ^
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derson; Russ McAllister of Tommy Porter of Thomas-
Augusta, Ga.; Fred Oliver of ville, Ga.; Ray Rood of
Ccl’ege Park, Ga.; and Paul Orange Park, Fla.; Rod Spill-
Rule of Athens, Ga. man of Myrtle Beach; arict
A 1 to I — Nancy Alexander Richard Waters of Atlanta.
. . ADDED CONVENIENCE
FROM SOUTHERN BELL
Jergens
LOTION
Reg. 65c
49c
GROCERIES
.. 27c
. 29c
Claussen or Sunbeam Pony Tail \y 2 Lb. Loaf
BREAD
29c
Searchlight PINK
SALMON
TALL CAN
Limit: 2 With $5.00 or More Order
Libby Tomato CATSUP, 20-pz
Hani’s - ' - -* Sliced or Halves — >
PEACHES
Libby’s VIENNAS, 4-oz. can .19c
A-G 2 LARGE BOXES
WASHING POWDER 49c
Kellogg’s 8-Oz. Box
CORN FLAKES 21c
Bunker Hill CHILI, lOVz-oz. can 29c
A-G IC E MIL K, Vz gallon 39c
Mother’s POTATO CHIPS, twin pack ... 39c
Campbell 10i/ 2 -Oz. Can
TOMATO SOUP 2 for 25c
FRESH PRODUCE
U. S. Nos, 1 White POTATOES, 10 lbs. 39c
Fresh Green CABBAGE, lb 5c
FROZEN FOODS
Chef’s Choice 9-Oz. Box
French Fried POTATOES 3 for 25c
McKenzie 1 Lb., 8 Oz. Pkg.
CUT CORN 41c
MARKET SPECIALS
Irby’s SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. 99c
Irby’s BACON, 2 lbs 99c
Lean HAMBURGER, 3 lbs $1.19
PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 21-22-23, 1967
ALL SO FT
PLUS DEPOSIT
ctn.
Limit 3 With $5.06 Order
Slrietman Zesta
1-Lb. Box
SALTINES ... 33c
Center Cut
Pork Chops
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