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ll tHE CLINTON CHRONICLE Lydia Mill News MRg, CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent and Representative Phone 833-2006 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sni der announce the birth of a daughter, Tami Renee, born Ball of GnetaviUe to dept. 29 at Bailey Memorial lie, Md- iMt Weak, Hospital. Mrs. H. W. Williams, ac companied her heather and sister-in-law, Mr. Sid Mrs. J. A. Rockville, going because of the death of their nephew, GUnde Lan caster. They alee VisKad their sister, Mrs, R. P, C#xe aad Mr. Coxe in Silver Springs, Md. Mr. and Mrs. George Dan iel, Jr. of Spartaaburg visited Sunday evening with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Templete*- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Neal and Jimmy were Sunday Mrs. Snider is the formey Elise Marshall. Surprise Birthday Phaser Mrs. Fred Anderson was given a surprise birthday dinner at her home on Sept. 24 by her sister, Mrs. Jimmy Richie and father, J. M. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce. Others enjoying the occa. sion were Mr. Anderson and children, Mr. Richie and Ed- • • News of ^ West Clinton MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Correspondent-Represent ative Dipl $33-3192 Mrs. Wendell Robertson of en spent Saturday with Mrs. Greenville visited Mr. and Beardens’ mother, Mrs. O. L. Mrs. Carl Norris and Mr. and Guinn in Spartanburg. Mrs. Charles Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Quinn son in Joanna, also Miss Sara visited relatives in Paoolet Nell Heaton and other rela- Sunday, lives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud* Parm- My. and Mrs. L. C. Heaton er visited Mr. and Mrs. Ho- and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rayr««er Jones at Ninety Six, 8un- Heaton and son, Marty R#!y! da y. Clinton, S. C., Thursday, October 5, 1967 News of Bonds Cross Roads. MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Correspondent ^ Telephone 697-6829 guests of his brother and die and Alfred Bradley birthday Mrs. Anderson’s was Sept. 28. HerUon Officers Elected The Lydia Horizon Club met Tuesday evening of last week for their first meeting at the Lydia Community Building. Officers were elected as sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Neal in Greenville tor a birthday dinner for their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Neal who were celebrating their 84th and 96th birthdays. Miss lone Neal of Houston, Tex. was prefent also- She returned to Houston this week follows: after visiting her family in President, Pam Brown; Greenville and 9Hnti*>. ’ Vice President, Cathy Brown; Mr. and Mrs. Joel Temple- Secretary, Judy Patterson; ton and children and Mrs. Assistant Secretary, Kay Mor- Wade Pennington and Perry ton; Treasurer, Sheila Van- visited relatives in Union derford; Scribe, Pam Brown. Sunday. . After the business, refresh- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Law- ments were enjoyed by the ton and family of Orpigeburg girls. A seance was held by spent the week-end with their the group, mother, Mrs. M, A. For- Mrs. Paul Patterson is the rester and Mr. Forrester and Horizon Leader and Mrs. Mrs. J. B. Patterson and Mr. Everett Summer the Assist- F1RST BALE — Laurens County’s first bale of cot ton was ginned Friday, Sept. 29. The cotton was produc ed by Rufus Neel of Cross Hill. The bale weighed 525 pounds and was purchased by Mountville Gin Co. at 40 cents a pound. Mountville Gin Co. is now qualified to produce quality lint. Each bale is tagged as quality • lint -cotton. Neel has his entire erop planted to Cokers 413 which is supposed to be longer staple and more de sirable for mill consumption. (PHOTO BY EXTENSION • SERVICE) ’ •» ■ !■»<— S.C Cotton Quality ' ' ' 4 Recognized Nationally Mrs. Lula Willard of Union returned home Monday after spending sometime with'her sister aad brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stroud. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Caugh- man and Janice Taylor visit ed Mrs. Taylor’s husband Gary Taylor at Fort Jackson Sunday. BIRTHDAY DINNER AT SEWANEE — James Nelson Sullivan of Clinton is one #f 846 students to en roll in. the , Colley of Arts and Sciences at the Univer sity of the South at Sewa- nee, Tea*., this fall. He is the shn of Dr. E. N. Sul livan of 395 Cedar St. visited Mrs. L. C. Heaton’s brother, Claude Floyd, in the Roy stop, Ga., hospital and also other relatives. Mrs. Walt McAlister has returned home after spending a few days.lMt week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Butler and son, Billy in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ful mer and daughter, Barbara Ann, of Johnston were dinner her 88th birthday Sunday, in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Paul guests of Mrs. Fulmer’s sis- October 1 with a dinner given Foster celebrated her birth- ter and brother - in - law, Mr. by Miss Bessie Holtzclaw and day on October 3. Mrs. Veita Mae EUbanks at Mr. arid-Mrs. Carl Heaton their home. , . celebrated their anniversary Those attending were: Mr. on October 5. •• and Mrs. Lee J. Holtzclaw, October 3 was the anniver- Sr., Mrs- Essie Powell and sary of Mr. and Mrs. Bootsie daughter, Helen of Greer, Mr. Allman. celebrated his birthday on October 4. Mrs. Ronnie Shady Grove 4H Club meet ing time has been changed from the second Tuesday to the third Wednesday due to conflicts with other activities. The meeting will be held on Oct. 18 at 4:00 p m. at the Club House. All boys and girls between the ages of 9 years and 18 years of age are requested to attend. Revival services will con- *tinue through Saturday at Fairview Baptist Church each evening at 7:30. Red Taylor is a patient at Veterans Hospital in Colum bia. Mrs. Hub Spivey, Randal, Margie and Wanda Spivey were in- Columbia on Friday Hedspeth of to see Gaith Spivey who com- Mrs. Ada Center celebrated Springfield, Mass., daughter- pleted his basic training at and M!rs.. Ronnie' Quinn and supper guest of her parents, Mr. and < Mrs. Hubert Leo pard. They ’also vjsited Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton and family. Fort Jackson and was leav ing for training in Louisiana. Claudia Johnson spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Texie Johnson. Mrs. Hattie Bonds was Sun day guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nabors. Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Arthur San. and Mrs. Luke Fuller, Jimmy Mr. and Mrs! Bert Reeder Hughes and sons, Chuck, Eld BY M. L. OUTZ County Agent I would like to suggest that those who have cotton that South Carolina is recog- was planted in April to con- berry, Mrs. Magatha Leudler city. ders visited Mr. and Mrs. Bar- Sexton and Drew of Green- celebrated their wedding an- dy Cannon and children in wood, Mr. and Mrs.' Roy niversary on October 10. Greenville on Sunday. Holtzclaw, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ham- Mrs. Dezaree Addy of New- H. Hughes and Iris of this rick will celebrate their an niversary bn October 12. Patterson. On Saturday Mr. Lawton and Joe Hairston at tended the Clemson - Georgia football game in Clemson. Mrs. J. H. Walleneine, who is with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Bragg, Sr! and Mr. Bragg in Joanna, spent the her 14th birthday, week-end with her daughter, A large number nized nationally for its Cotton sider taking the leaves off. of Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs. C. Quality Program. Only the This cotton should have ma- far West, where irrigation is ture bolls in the top. used, topped our qualit.y xhj s c00 ] we ather will fur- This is indeed a feather in hamper the quality pro- the hat of cotton farmers of gram. Leaves will not come South Carolina. However, ev- 0 ff ver y easily.. I would sug- Ann Coleman who celebrated ery step in production is im- gest that you ‘ use thc i arger Burial was in Arlington Na portant and must receive amount of defoliant that is tiona l Cemetary in Washing- brated birthdays, also Martin teen- attention. These steps include recommended. Use a lot of ton » D - c * Luther Craven. die, Joe Bonds and Mike vis ited with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nabors and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Carter Wright and Miss Mary B. Tinsley, were ant. Party Given For Miss Coleman A birthday party was held at the Lydia Community Building on Sept. 23 for Miss of v. Bobby Tucker has returned Tommy Beaman celebrated W. Windsor, Sybil and h° m e after being a patient at his birthday bn September 30. in Columbia on Friday. Charles, Mrs. Harry Foster the Laurens Hospital several — • and Harry Jr. attended the days last week. BIRTHDAYS and ANNIVERSARIES On October 7^ June Camp bell and Christy Wooten cele- funeral of a brother and uncle Colonel Newell Young, Ret. of Summerset, New Jersey. Mrs. Lilly Belle Miller. agers enjoyed the happy af- chemical weed control, insect water and put a pint of liquid Mr. and Mrs. James Crane, Wayne Samples, Mrs. Cal- Mrs. Frank Walker, Johnny fair. Party refreshments of and disease control, proper detergent in each hundred gal- Mrs - Blauch Creswell and vin Lee, Mrs. Bertie Redgs- and Mary Walker attended assorted sandwiches, cookies fertilization, defoliation, pick- ]ons of water This help mother, Mrs. Rosa Owens peth and Mrs. Mike Campbell the graduation exercises of the and soft drinks were enjoyed ing and ginning. Apparently, the ma t e rial to spread over spen * Saturday with Mrs. Inez celebrated birthdays on Oeto- Basic Training Class at Fort by the group. everybody up and down the the en tj re i ea f Sorrow in Greenwood. ber 8. also Damie Holder apd Jackson, Columbia, on Satur- Hostesses were Misses Ann line is doing their job prop- „ rp™mmpnHc Mr - 006 Mrs C w wind - Mike and Mich Wa l* er - day. Pvt Jimmy Walker was Harris and Gloria Coleman erly. farmers use the comoounds SOr vi *^^ ed Mr and Mrs Ed ‘ a member of the class. On and Bucky Miller. Miss Cole- I’m wondering if this repu- ^ Ao T 8 ar Brazill in Columbia on a mernuer or uie cross, wn anu oucuy miner. mi»a v.uic — Folex or Def As I mentioned Saturday they vialted Billy man received many nice gift., [f* 10 " 0 *"** n ; a , i " ta i i " < * 1 use the larger amount of one Walker in ColuraWa. Brother Surprised With the situation at present. Our d h |f im c Mr. and is late. We have had ^ Those celebrating birthdays on October 9, Mrs. Andy Ha ines, Tammie Heaton, Mrs. Mrs. Marvin Os- Jim Wooten, Joni Caughman, borne and daughter of Wood- and Mrs. Martin WaHis. ruff were Sunday visitors of On October 10, Mrs. Harry Mrs. Ela Hareyv. Foster, Mary Roberts, Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Leo- English, Bill Campbell and pard, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leo- Terri Hughes celebrated birth- pard of Columbia, Mrs. Inez days also David Craven. Sorrow of Qweenwood and Edward B i g b e e, Jean John Simmons of Mount- M rs R osa Owens wrre dinner Woody and Jimmy Kinard ville, tells me he has joined gU ests of Mr. and Mrs. James celebrated their birthday on Of course, temperature, mois ture, etc., has its effect—the higher the temperature the greater the effect. I believe the recent rain has given us sufficient moisture. Walker in Columbia. Brother Surprised ATTEND GAME Dinner crop Claude Gilstrap, Jr., Rufus Mrs. Jimmy Earl Gregory unusual weather conditions Handback and Ftank Gaskins and Mrs. J. C. Thomas gave from the beginning. Farmers joined John Billirigle at the a surprise birthday dinner are faced with problems as Newberry AtefOrt Saturday Sunday for their brother, never before. The major and flew from there to Dur. Danny. problems have been hanging ham, N. C. for tfct pnke-USC The dinner was held at the ov «r his head since Spring, football gam*, home of the former with Mr. The questions are: Will the Miss Gloria Jackson of Gregory and son. Mr. Thomas late cotton mature before J* Ie ’ * e me he ... . Winthrop College in Rock Hill and children and Danny’s frost? Should he wait for the Quality Controlled Lint Crane on Sunday. October 11. spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. more of the bolls to mature Program, as outlined by j^ r an d Mrs. George Price Those celebrating birthdays mother, Mrs, Ezzie Miller Whitmore. Afte£ a delicious or should be defoliate and Clemson. He has acquired a Mrs. Walter McAllister on October 12 are Claude and Mr. Miller. ' dinner, Danny was presented take what he can get? moisture meter and expects attended the singing at Spar- Farmer and Mrs. Claude Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram- gifts from his family. I talked with Lawrence to follow the recommended tanburg Saturday night. Ward, mell visited their son and With Tie Sick Harvey, our cotton specialist procedure all the way. This M r. and lyirs. M. W. Adams Those celebrating birthdays daughter-in-law, >!r. and Mr*. Mrs. Annie Lawson has at Clemson, concerning these means cotton farmers must and Sgt and M rs. Terry on October 13 are Earl Tur- Kenneth Trammell in Green- been ill at her home. questions. Moat of the ques- cooperate fully by delivering Campbell visited Mrs. Adams ner, Jimmy Kernell and wood Sunday. The-two Mrs. Mrs. Donald Snider is a Uons he wouldn’t attempt to clean, dry cotton to his gin. s i s t e r, Mrs. George Gregory, Cindy Lawson. Trammells visited Mrs. Em- medical patient at Bailey answer, sayng that each case Each bale will be tagged sig- and daughter in Greenwood Major Jack Spillers of ma Neal during the after- Memorial Hospital. was an individual problem nifying it came through the Sunday. Washington, D. C., son of Mr. Jim Dean remains ill and should be considered as quality program. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beard- Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Spillers noon. Mrs. Charles The Willing Workers Class Mrs. Frances Roach will ob- children were of the Lydia Baptist Sunday serve their 1 birthdays Oct. 7. I think it is important to bring out the fact that the ginner does not improve the lint. He simply removes it Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry at Bailey Memorial Hospital, such, and children erf .Fork Shoals Class Meeting Held and Mr. aad Patterson and Sunday guests pf Mrs. Fred School enjoyed a class meet- J. B. Bagwell will celebrate from the seed. Bodie. ing on last Thursday. The hig birthday Oct. 6. Cotton mills are requesting Miss Susie Wteefcs of Wiiv Secret Sisters were revealed Kenneth Moore and Bimbo cotton that has not been over throp College' in Rock Hill at this time when gifts were Ballew will celebrate their the dryers and has not been spent the week-end with her exchanged. After several birthdays, Oet. 6. J over cleaned. Each process mother, Mrs. Frances Meeks games the ladies enjoyed Ricky Howell’s birthday weakens the fibers. party refreshments. will be Oct. 10. We have a lot of good cot- Birthdays and Anniversaries Octobre 7th will be Michael ton. I’m sure the quality is Tommy Morton’s birthday Hughes’ birthday. there, let’s try to save it by was Sept. 26. Miss Cindy Barlowe will following sound harvesting Tested 23 times for quality Pour the one you're sure of..* Pet Fresh Milk .j-- • • - * * new! and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McPherson of Chester spend Sunday with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Terrell and sister,' Mrs. Mil dred Dickerson. . Miss Priscilla Gaskins of the Practical Nursing School in Anderson spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaskins. Spend ing Sunday with the Gaskins were his rqother, Mrs. J. F. Gaskins and sister, Mrs. Mil dred Jackson of Rock Hill. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker were, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wrenn and Randy, Roger and Randy Brinkley, Mrs. Bea trice Wrenn, and Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ezell of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis and Donna of Laurens. Mrs. Royce Smith of Lau rens, Mrs. Gary Brissie and Carol of Greenwood visited Miss Feroline Seay Sunday. s LYDIA BAPTIST CHURCH Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. the Brotherhood will meet at the church for their first meeting of the church year. All men of the church are invited. The Qmathin* Dobbs Circle will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m* at the church with Mrs. M. J. Sanders as host ess. The Kathleen Walker Circle Will meet Wednesday morn ing at 9:30 a-m- with Mrs. Sidney Oakley on Beech St., instead of at }:O0 p,m- General Assembly Sunday Sunday morning a General AssfmMy wRJ lip Wld in the cliureh auditorium at 10:00 a.m. dor m ms Sunday School exftvt Primary and Beginners defiartments. Mr. HousthB SUM J* Sunday School Snider Birth Annouac Mrs. Lilly Belle Miller and celebrate her birthday Oct. 2. and ginning practices. 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