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t v * * THE CHRONICLE, CUnlon, S. C^Ng.v. ?0 Lydia Mill News MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent and Representative Phone 833-2006 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Prince of Marietta, Ga., spent Thanksgiving with his moth- ef, Mrs. Sam Prince and family. Mrs. Terry Brewington and shn, have returned home af ter three weeks’ visit with her father, George Roper in Clarksville, Ind. Her mother, Mrs. Annie Mae Roper, join- ma Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kuykendall and Mrs. Roy Hollifield of Columbia were guests of the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kuy kendall for Thanksgiving sup per. CARD OF THANKS It is with grateful heart' that we try to express our ed her in Indiana for a few ( thanks to our many friends days, going to accompany her i a nd our former neighbors for daughter home. i a u th e kindness shown us Mrs. Eva Rhodes of Green-] W hen our loved one passed ville spent Thanksgiving day i away. The food and the floral w;th her daughter, Mrs. J. T. i 0 jf er i n g S were appreciated so Whitmore, Mr. Whitmore and much. ^ ly - . ' ... I May God bless each of you. ^Miss Susie Meeks and M.sk Mrs Lewis w . Abercrombie Glor.a Jackson of Wmthrop and Fami , y Col ego voek Hill, have j jyj r and Mrs David returned to u ir classes af-! ctoray and children of Green- ter spending tlu* holidavs with vil’e spent Saturday with her their reothers, Mrs. Frances mot ’ he Mrs Ma Pal|aw and Meets and fam.lv and Mrs. b .o, h er, Herbert, and Mrs. Ezzie Mil'er and tamily. | FaUaw Mrs. Polly l.awson. a resi-; Mario „ Waters o( Newber . dent in the lountam Inn rv c 0 n e g e was home with his Nursing Home, is visiting her i ts for Thanksgiving sons. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.,^ eck . end Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. Ma rion Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby John son and daughters, Mia and Cookie visited his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Johnson in Winston- Salem, N. C., over the* week end. BIRTHS ‘ Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pat- tprson announce the birth of a son; Roger Lewis Jr. at Bailey Memorial Hospital on Nov. 24. ; Mrs. Patterson is the form er Dianne Smith. CARD OF THANKS We would like to express our many thanks to our friends and neighbors and the doctors and nurses at Bailey Memorial Hospital for the many kindnesses shown us during the long illness and at the death of our husband and father. We will never for get your goodness. May God bless each of you. Mrs. Jim (Willie Mae) Deans and Family Jack -Pitts underwent sur gery at Self Memorial Hospi tal in Greenwood Monday. Miss Lizanne Wright spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Tom Ancrum and Mr. Ancrum in Camden. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kuykendall were Sunday 1>ttpp‘?r guests of their daughter. Mrs. Ancrum and Miss Wright returned home with them. i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Espeig of Anderson visited her mother, Mrs. Sidney Oakley Sunday. Mrs. Oakley returned home with them-for a few days. BIRTHDAY AND FAREWELL Larry McCravy was given a dinner at the Lakeside home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noland McCravy on Lake Greenwood as he was leaving to enter the U. S. Army. The dinner was a combined birth day ahd fareweH affair Attending the dinner with Larry and his parents were Mrs. McCravy, Mr. and Mrs. William Bowling and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Temple ton and family, George James, Allen Petty and Mr and Mrs. Johnnie Sul hern. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram mell were supper guests of their son, Kenneth Trammell and Mrs. Trammell in Green wood on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cody and son, Jamie of Spartan burg spent Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs. Quincy Roof and aunt, Mrs. Wade Penning ton. Michelle and Lynn MaJ- pass of Greenville were here for the holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson. Mr. end Mrs. Malpass came for their chil dren on Sunday. Pvt Jimmy Dean of Fort Jackson has been home for several rlavs with his Mrs. Jim Dean, because of the death of his father on Wednesday of last week. Arthur Sanders has return ed to Carson-Newman Col lege in Jefferson Cit' r . Tenn., after spending the Thanks giving holidays with his par ents, the Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Sanders. He had as his guest a couple of days Rhea Stockburger of Oakridge, Tenn. Mrs. Frank Goss and sons, Warren and Jerry were in At lanta, Ga., for a couple of day' last week with Mr. and Airs. W. T. Smith. v , Jimmy Carroll is a patient at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood with a hand in- ■jury while at work. ‘. Mrs. G. C. Parrish Jr. of 'Aiken spent Sunday with her Jalher, H. W. Williams, Mrs. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. •Parrish Sr. She attended the Old Timers Banquet 'with the Williams and Parrishs. going as the guest of Mrs. AI- I Items of intereet From .;, West Clinton MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Correspondent - Represent ntive Dial 833-3192 Mr. and Mrs. Raymopd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walk er, Johnny and Mary and Pvt. Jimmy Walker of Fort Jackson who was home for the week-end spent Sunday with their son and brother at Ridgefield. Private Walker fill receive hi discharge on Friday after six months ac tive duty. Mr. Claude Wallenzine of Clinton was the supper guest of his sister, Mrs. Lilly Belle Miller and their mother, Mrs. J. H. Wallenzine who is with her daughter at the present time. CIRCLE CHRISTMAS DINNER On Wednesday at 1 p.m. the Kathleen Walker Circle of the Lydia Baptist W. M. S. will have their annual Christ mas dinner at the home of Mrs. Clyde Trammell, 256 Elm St. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARIES Billy Harvey, Mrs. Junior Thomas, Mrs. Ed Wells Jr., Bim Willard and Dennis Sprouse will have birthdays on Dec. 1. Dec. 5 birthdays will in clude Robbie Dale Hughes, Mrs. Gary Sprouse, Mrs. Bud Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdette v. ill observe their wedding anniversary Dec. 3. Frank Gaskin and Duanne Johnson observed their birth days Nov. 26. Miss Pricilla Gaskin ob served her birthday Nov. 28. Mr. Bill King and Cathy Webb will have birthdays Dec. 3. Roger Rrinkley will cele brate his birthday on Dec. 7. Dec. 6 birthdays will in clude Miss Sue Word, Jimmy Bryan and Timmy Sanders. Nov. 24 was the birthdays of C. A. Campbell, Charlie Motte and Terry Fuller. CLINTON MILLS HONORS VETERAN EM PLOYES—Clinton Mills employes with 25 years or more service with the company were honored Sunday in Greenville Hall at Presbyterian College. Three hundred and 20 persons attended the ‘Old Timers’ banquet. In the picture above, Robert Vance, left, president of Clinton Mills, is shown with three employes who were honoreej^for 40 years of service. They are J. J. McGinnis, Lizzie Davis and Venie Austin. In the picture below are em ployes who entered the ‘Old Timers’ Club’ with recent completion of 25 years’ service. They are, left to right, William R. Cauble, Lula Mae Ginn, J. C. Estes, Fred Haynie, Lewis Simpson, Evans Lever, Wayne Butler for his father, Louis Butler Jr., Walker Osborne, A. M. Shumate Jr., Nannie Sample, and Lessie Davis. Entertainment was provided by ‘The Windpipes’, a barbership quartet, and Mrs. Eva Land. Campbell and family of Hem ingway enjoyed Thanksgiv ing dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Adams and Mr. Arnold later in the day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Camp bell, Shelia, Penny, and Charles spent the holidays with Sgt. and Mrs. Terry Campbell at Cape Kennedy, Florida. George Davis was called to Winter Haven, Florida on Sunday afternoon due to the death of his brother. Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Trammell and son, Mrs. Lois Nelson and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Teace and sons of Woodruff; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Banks of Green wood and Mr. John T. Watts of Ware Shoals spent Thanks giving Day with Mrs. Lillian Trammell and daughter, Nancy-. Mrs. Essie Powell and daughter, Helen, of Greer visited Mrs. Ada Center, Sun day. Mrs. Annie Mae Caughman visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene Floyd and family in Green wood, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sim mons and son visited Mrs. Shelton’s sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Vaughn and Mrs. Goldie Baker in Charlotte, N. C. Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Margie Crawford of Augusta, Georgia, spent the Goiher in Chester, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hames had as their guests Thanks giving' 'Day their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorrance Peace and family of Greenville. * Mr. and Mr*. M. W. Adams attended the christening of their adopted Great Grand son, Michael Sheron Camp bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike, Campbell Of Atlanta, Geor gia, at Wesley Memoral Methodist Church in Colum bia, Mrs. Campbell is a na tive of Columbia- Michael Sheron Campbell was christened in his great grandfather’s dress. REVIVAL SERVICE Revival services which are in progress will continue through Sunday at the Church of God on Elizabeth Street. Rev. Willard Patter son of Woodruff is the guest speaker. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rey nolds observed their Wedding Anniversary November 28. Andy Wilbanks will cele brate his birthday December 3. Pam Sue Justi celebrated her 2nd birthday Thanksgiv ing Day. December 2 Ruben Stroud, C. E. Roberts, Dale Adams, and Randy Martin will ob serve their birthdays. Robin Snelgrove, Mrs. holiday weekend with ^ r -i Loretta Hanks, Henry Caugh- ancl : man, Andy ijts, F Lee, will observe Leavening Is Explained S. C. Industrial Developers Meet COLUMBIA — The annual vyintpr m/eotinfl of the South iardlind Ihc^trf'fclfHJeVelop- er# Association will be held at Columbia’s Capital Cabana Motor Inn December 12. New officers and directors will be elected during the business portion of the all-day meeting, which will also fea ture guest speakers concern ed with the problems and challenges facing industrial developers in the state. Advance registrations for the meeting may be made by contacting Edward Taylor, secretary-treasurer, at P. O. Box 5795—Station B, Green ville, S. C. 29606. Registration fee is $5 per person. Further information and details on accommoda tions are available from Tay lor. By MARIE HEGLER County Ext. Home Economist - Leavenings are substances that form bubbles of gas (carbon dioxide) or physical leavenings like steam and air. The gas, steam. or air expands when a batter or dough is heated. This makes the baked product light, and it affects the grain and tex- 1 SAS-phosphate (double act- ture. ing) phosphate, or tartrate Bonds Cross Roads Leavening agents are i type. The double acting type yeast, baking powder, and soda plus a food acid. Yeast is 1 a tiny plant that produces carbon dibxide from sugar when the tem perature and moisture are favorable. It’s available in two forms — active dry and compressed. Baking powder can be Mr. and Mrs. J. P Morgan honored their daughters, Mrs. Pats yHoward of Greer and Mrs. Shirley Brewer of Route 2. Clinton. with a birthday dinner. Guests in cluded J, F Brewer of Route 2, Clinton and H. B. Howard and Chtus, Hovyqttl; of Greer. Friehalv-p^C.ToAtl Hunnicutt will be iffad td know he is at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hun- nieutt after being a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Willard Hail and sons Randy and Jackie have re turned last week Cooper. Miss Patsy Workman of Laurens, a student at Presby terian College and Miss Janet Lawson a student at Presby terian College were guests of Mrs. N. A. Shouse Friday. At Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Shouse’s home the Burley Humphrey family gathered on Sunday to honor Mrs. J. B. Humphrey with a birth- Humphrey and family were home for the occasion. Benny Hinton is home on a 30-day leave after being in service in Okinawa. Mrs. Hinton and sons have been with Mrs. Hinton's mother, Mrs. Guy Miller, while Sgt. Hinton was away in service. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Todd and sons were weekend guests of Mr. Todds parents Mr. and Mrs. Hock Todd. Mr. and Mrs. James John son and son Jimmy spent Sunday visiting places of in- terest in North Carolina, home after spending Miss Kay Crain of CIinton ?k with Mrs. B. W. accompanied them. HOW WALLS WORK Can you spare an eight- inch depth in a hallway? Put its walls to work and upgrade appearance, too, with a shelving system to store books, magazines, a collec tion of what-have-you- Use Douglas fir 1x8s for shelv ing, doubled 1x8s for up- day dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Bud rights. Pre-Christmas Sale COME DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY. FREE GIFT WRAPPING BRAS and GIRDLES by Gossard V4 Off 1 TABLE hr SHADOWLINE Nylon GOWN and ROBE SETS 1/4 off 1 rack DRESSES 1 ... : V4 off Fabric and Kid GLOVES by Wear Right Vt off Winter Pajamas by Weldon- -Reduced JL044A, 207 N. Broad St. Free Parking In Rear > - * ■ d 833-2472 lets only a small amount of gas escape when combined with liquids, then the major part when heated. Phosphate types give off part of its gas when mixed with liquid, part when heated. Tartrate type reacts al most entirely when combined with liquid. The gas formed expands when batter or dough is heated. Most recipes are based on double-acting baking powder unless specified otherwise. If you use a single acting bak ing powder use l 1 ^ times what the recipe called for. Baking soda gives off gas when you mix it with a food acid such as buttermilk, soup milk, molasses, vinegar or lemon juice. With too little leavening, your product may have a peak, tough crust and a tight grain or texture. With too much leavening the prod uct may fall, have a gummy crust, coarse grain, or a dry crUmbly texture. Be sure to measure accurately in order to produce a good baked product. USC Alumni Campaign Opens The Laurens County Uni versity of South Carolina Alumni Association is'con- conducting its annual alumni fund drive. R. Bland Roper of Laurens is county campaign chair man. Co-chairmen are Rufus E. Sadler and Lydie Leake Hamer, both of Clinton, and Bobbie Dial McAlister and Martin A. Boyce, both of Laurens. There are over 125 Game cock alumni in Laurens Coun ty. The USC Educational Foun dation raises funds for aca demic advancement in areas where other revenues can not* be used or are inade quate. Last year, the founda tion assisted in providing distinguished professorships, graduate fellowships, under graduate scholarships and re search grants and equipment. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 and Mrs. Fred Shelton Mrs. H. W. Alford. • th e i r birthdays December 4. On Sunday Mrs. Irene ^ an( j Mrs. Clarence \dams, Mrs. Vera Foster, Dunaway will observe their and Mrs. Henry C aughman Wedding Anniversary Do- visited their aunt. Mr*. Fam nie Smith in Newberry. Smith in Newberry. cember 3. Mr. and Mrs. George T aw- son will celebrate their Wed- Mrs. Billy Ray Heaton and Anniversary December Mrs. L. C. Heaton visited Mr. 4 md Mrs. Wendell Robertson n Greenville, Saturday eve ning and also went shopping. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sawyer and son visited her father, Mr. Faith Bagwell, who is ill at Greenville General Hospi tal, Sunday. Gerald Foster of the U. S. Navy leaves Wednesday for Long Beach, Calif., and will be aboard the U. S. S. Prince ton. Miss Jane Wofford, who just returned from Japan and is staying with her parents in Columbia, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Heaton. Guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor during the Thanksgiving Holidays was her sister, Mrs. Dezaree Addy of Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Bardy Can non and children of Green ville spent Thanksgiving Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders. Mrs. Bud Carr and children of Aiken visited relatives during the holidays and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilson ' Guernsey Record Thornwcll Farms Abbey, a junior ten-year old register ed Guernsey cow, owned by Thornwell Orphange has com pleted an official DHIR actual production record of 12.920 oounds of milk and 523 • ounds of butterfat, in 305 days of twice a day milking, according t > The American Guernsey Cattle Club. The testing was supervis ed by Clemson University. Sacred Art Calendars Now Available — AT — Gray Funeral Home Mirror,mirror on the jewel case NOW JI ST IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON! NEW EYE-LITERS Instant Eye Glamour Lasting Spring Pomander Balls Make Beautiful Gifts LIPSTICKS Fragile Frostiques—True Frostiques Packaged Five Lipsticks With One Lip Gloss ALSO CONTINUING OUR FABULOUS HAIR GOODS SPECIAL ! ! ! 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