The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 18, 1968, Image 9

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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., July 18, 1968—9 Lydia Mill News MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent and Representative Phone 833-2006 Mrs. Sam Maples of Sharon spent a few days with her daugh ter, Mrs. Fred Mathis, Mr. Mathis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Carter of Chester were weekend guests of her sister, Mrs. Mathis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson visited in Atlanta, Ga., and en joyed a day at Six Flags Over Georgia during the vacation week. Mr. Guy FmerySr. of Enoree spent a few days recently with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Emery. Mrs. Royce Smith of Laurens and Mrs. Gary Brissie and child ren of Greenwood visited Miss Feroline Seay, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. JosephSmith, Jr. and Joey, Wayne and Mike Smith of Greenwood visited Mrs. Oliver Smith Sunday of last week. They all visitedMr.SmithSr. inGreer. Visiting with Mrs. Oliver Smith during the week of the 4th were Mr. and Mrs. David Wilbanks of Buncombe County, N.C., Mrs. Jessie Austin of Union, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Brown and grand daughter, Lynn Duffie of Aiken. Mrs. Smith with her nephew, Joe Dalton and family visited Mr. Dalton’s brother in Calhoun Falls, recently. Mrs. Fred Bodie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pitts and Donny, David and Bill Gaskins with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry and Kay and Mike of Fork Shoals enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Pitts place on Lake Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell and Mrs. Kenneth Trammell and children visited Mr. and Mrs. William Stone in Anderson, Sunday. Debbie and Henr Stone returned home with their grand parents for a few days. Mrs. Jenene Johnson and daughter, Miss Flo Emery and Miss Ann King spent the week of the 4th at Myrtle Beach. Miss Priscilla Gaskins of An derson spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gas kins. On Monday Mrs. Gaskins and David were business visi tors in Greenwood. Mr. W. L. Motte continues ill at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Capt. and Mrs. A1 Williams of Florida were recent guests of his mother, Mrs. L. A. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Domile and sons of Mercer, Penn., were recent guests of the formers sis ter-in-law, Mrs. Wade Penning ton, they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Joel Templeton. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mor ton, Misses Kay Morton andJudy Patterson spent a week’s vaca tion at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Alma Harvey and grand son, Billy Harvey who has just received his discharge from the army, are spending the week in Fairbanks, Ohio with their son and uncle, S/Sgt. Jesse Harvey, Mrs. Harvey and family. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Pierce and family were recent visitors of relatives in Moorehead City, N.C. Mrs. J. B. Vanderford and Darlene visited their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Smith in Union Sunday. Mr.Smith is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Van derford and daughters vacationed recently in North Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Earl O’Shield’s of Hemingway were recent overnight guests of his sister, Mrs. Mark Conner. Mr. and Mrs. Rabun Wyatt and grandchildren, J.D., Tony, Barry, Bonnie and Wanda Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wyatt and children spent Sunday at the for mers cabin on Lake Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. James Camp bell were called to Greenville on July 5 because of the death of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Cul bertson Campbell. Attending the funeral with their parents on July 7 were Buddy Campbell, Mrs. Nathan Wyatt, Mrs. Mary Ellison and Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Wallen- zine. Mrs. Charlie James is a pa tient in Bailey Memorial Hos pital. Mrs. J. C. Gregory is also a patient in the local hospital. BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES D. E. Roberts’ birthday was yesterday and Mrs. Roberts will lie the 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Reece and Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Tucker observed their wedding anniver saries July 1 Miss Gloria was July 9. Cato’s birthdav July 17 birthdays included B.P. Lark and Miss Rhonda Carroll. Birthday greetings to Barry Wyatt, Teresa Cooper and Don ald Cooper, July 24. Miss Gloria Jackson observed her birthday July 8. E. W. Mitchell day July 14. had a birth- Happy birthday to Mrs. R. E. Whitmire and Mrs. Major Craw ford on July 22 and to Claude Grady on July 23. July 4 was Mike Campbell’s birthday. Miss Susie Meeks and Maxie Davis celebrated their birthdays last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. celebrated their versary July 16. Gary Sprouse wedding anni- Mrs. Ruby Dunnaway’s birth- day was July 15. Student From Brazil Spends Summer Here Miss Sadeir Crenha, of Brazil is spending the summer in Clin ton with Mrs. V. Locke Simons. Miss Crenha, who is from the city of Governador Valdores, is working at The Torrington Co. this summer. She has been in America for ten months, taking courses at Belhaven College in Jackson, Miss., and at Presby terian School of Christian Educa tion in Richmond, Va. She specializes in church music. She taught school in Brazil before entering church work. Her studies in the United States are sponsored by the Rev. Alfred Bix- ler, pastor of First Presbyterian Church here. One of 11 children of a farmer, she plans to resume her church work in Brazil when she com pletes her studies at the Pres byterian School nf Christian Ed ucation. 1he Old Mary Jo was July 5 Fallaw. July l was Mrs. gory’s birthday. J. C. Gre- 200 N. Broad LEONARD-MARLER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 833-1121 Consult Us For All Your Insurance Needs • I.ife • Accident • Health • Hospital THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: • Homeowner • Auto • Business • Bonds “If brevity is the soul of wit. women’s clothes were never funnier.” MISS SADEIR CRENHA CARPETED STATION Concrete has a tough time at a gasoline station. And carpeting is getting just as rigorour a trial at a gas station in Green ville. It is carpeted from rest rooms to the street. The in stallation required 1,300 square yards of bright red indoor-out door carpeting worht approx imately $8,000. About 150 cars a day, tracking dirt and dripping oil and grease, have rolled over the carpeting since it was in stalled last October. Timely Tips BY COUNTY AGENTS EXTENSION HOME ECONOMISTS MELON DUST - Diseases are bad to attack cantaloupes and watermelons at this time of ,ear and especially after rains. Dust or spray with a good fungicide such as Maneb or 7ineb. Don’t wait until it is too late, check often. The same is true with tomatoes. HANG BROOMS - Never stand a broom or brush on its bristles in the closet. Screw a cup-hook at the end of the handle and hang it up so the bristles don’t touch the floor. This prevents th« brush from losing its shape or wearing out sooner than necessary. FEEDER SALES - The Fall Feeder Cattle sales have l>een scheduled. Greenwood is to tie on September 12, and Spartanburg on September 16. Saluda sale is to lie on September 23, and York on October 15. There is to tie a second sale at Greenwood on November 7. This sale is for late calves. Cattle do not have to l>e vaccinated but must t»e dehorned and castratedproporly. For further information, call our office. STICKY CAKE - That beautiful cake won’t stick to the pan if you’ll grease the one in which it is to baked with a fat con- Bagwell’s birthday also Mrs. Herbert We miM much of the meaning and joy of life if we neglect Prayer REVIVAL Continues At LEESVILLE SOUTHERN Methodist Church (Methodist E. Church South Prior to 1939) JULY 14-21 — PREACHING BY — Rev. Glenn S. Comfort President SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES EACH EVENING AT 8.00 CHARLES E. BAKER, Pastor taining no salt. Then lightly dust flour over the fat. FEEDER PIGS - The Fall Feeder Pig Sales has been sche duled for September 9, atSaluda. Pigs must be delivered lietween 7:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon. The sale will liegin at 3:00 p.m. Call us for further information. BETTER BLOOMS - Keep Chrysanthemums growing by feeding them every 2-3 weeks. See that they are staked and watch them carefully for pests and dis eases. ROOT SHRUBS - Outdoor shrubs are easily rooted from cuttings inserted this month. The cuttings should be prepared Lom half-ripened shoots--not those that are so soft that they wilt easily. Such cuttings may be root ed in greenhouses, cold frames, or under an inverted glass jar outdoors. DODGE SWIPIUNi Smooth styling, superior ride and famous Dodge tough ness. I-beam front suspension, full-width rear window. Lots more truck for your buck at the Dodge Boys. the dodge boys/ have dealin’ fever ■ have dealin fever ■ trade now at LYNN COOPER 833-1741 Dtxte Crytah or Domino SUGAR 5 LBS. 1 With 13.00 Order Borden's COFFEE Limit: 1 With $5.00 Order emu 23c Castleberry Mild BAR-B-CUE SAUCE IS-os. 37c WASHING POWDER 2 Large Boxes 35c ARMOURS VIENNA'S Delta TISSUE 4 Rolls ... 29c DOG FOOD 5 Lb. Bag 43c Delmoote FRUIT COCKTAIL Wt Can ... 39c Firm Ripe 5. C* TOMATOES 25c ICE CREAM 4 Gal 49c Wagner’s 3 Qts. ORANGE DRINK 87c A. G. 5 Lb. Bag CORN MEAL 35c SARAN WRAP. reg. 29c Robert’s IK Lb. VANILLA WAFERS 25c Laxnry 7-os. MACARONI DINNER 21c A. G. K Sticks OLEO 2 lbs. 37c Prices effective July 18-19-20 Grade “A” Fresh Dressed FRYERS Whole CUT 33c Fresh Ground Hamburger' 89c 3lb.$1 CLINTON MILLS STORE - LYDIA MILLS STORE Phone 833-0710 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 833-0631