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Children’s Program Set Starting Monday, January IS. games, recreation, and fun will be held at Lydia Pres byterian Church for all chil dren in the Lydia Mills Com munity who are in the first through the sixth grade. 8—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C„ Jan. 11, 1968 Items of Interest From ... West Clinton MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Correapondenl - Representative Dial 833*1806 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Os- December 27, 1867. Students from Presbyterian borne ot Woodruff visited | Mrs. Willie Mae Andergon College will be in charge of! VIrs Ella Harvey, Sunday. of Spartanburg is ill at the the games, art* and crafts.j Mr and Mrs. Casper Ployd home of her sister, Mrs. Dav- special field trips, and Bible and daughters of Anderson id Owens. study for the children. Ai'i Lydia Mill comgnunity chil dren are invited to come each Monday from 3:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Johnny MeCallum is the Student Pastor of the church and the program is sponsor ed by the Christian Education Department of Presbyterian College. Hollingsworth Is Re-Elected CROSS HILL—Mayor Rob ert Hollingsworth and four Democratic nominees for council seats, all unopposed, won two-year terms in the town’s general election Tues day. Mayor Hollingsworth, who polled 23 votes, was returned to office for his Second tedm Elected to council were in cumbent W.! B.- ^ Davis, 22 votes; G. F. Williams, 21 votes, and J. E. Edmunds, 21 votes. Political newcomer R B. Segars also polled 21 votes. The mayor said the new town officers would be sworn in later thjs week. /isited his sister and brother- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT in-law. Mr and Mrs. L C. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth rleaton. Sunday. Meeks announce the birth of Mrs. Willie Mae Anderson a son, James Russell, on of Spartanburg spent last January 4 at Bailey Meraor- week and this week w ith her ial Hospital. Mrs. Meeks is sister. Mr. and Mrs. David the former Miss Beatrice Jwens. Mr* and Mrs. Frank Srmp- >on visited her children in Greenwood. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hames and Mrs. Florence Spawn at tended the funeral of Mr. Mames’ aunt In Enoree. Sat urday Mr. and Mrs. H. B Stroud and Mrs Clarence Mottes v i s it e d Mrs. Stroud’s rrother in-law. Mr Walter Willard, who is a patient at he Union Hospital Mrs. Junie .Malone and daughter. Marsha Ann. ot Laurens are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Meeks ADOPTION Mr. and Mrs. Orien Clark announce the adoption of a daughter. LaJuana Jean, on Malone. ? SPECIAL SERVICES The Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Hicks of Sandy Springs will be the guest speakers at both services Sunday at the First Penticostal Holiness Church. The Rot. J. Furman Bn* tretdn, pastor gives the pub lic a cordial invitation to at tend. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Mrs. Burt Reeder and Lewis Butlar Jr. observed a birthday January 10. Angela Fowler celebrates her 9th birthday January 11. January 12, Jonas Samp- ples, Mrs. Billy Lowery, Mike Cogsdlll, and Mike Lewis have birthdays. Mrs. Harold Rollins will observe her birthday Jan uary 13. James Lyda has a birthday January 14. Happy Birthday to Mrs. Pearl McWaters, Mrs. Grady Spoone, Calvin Samples, Mrs. James Moore on January 15. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lowery will observe their wedding anniversary January 13. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Profitt observe then wedding an niversary January 10. Kiwonis Club Installation J Hewlette Wasson, probate judge of Lauretii County, will be installed as president of the Clinton KiiW&nis Club at the organization’s first meet ing of the new year this Thursday night. Judge Wasson, who lives in Laurens and comniutes to Clinton for chib meetings, takes over as president suc ceeding L. H, Lee, who head ed the Kiwanians throughout 1961. if*. Billy Tiller Will move in as the new vice-president at this meeting, and. Dicfc Sweten- burg will continue to serve as secretary-treasurer. Lee will preside over the installation , meeting, sched uled for 7 p.m. a! the Mary Musgrove Hotel. STATE Greenwood, S. C. 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