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THE CHRONICLE, CUnton, S. C„ January 16, 1969—1-B
Lydia Mill News
Rev. and Mrs. J.Roscoe Bryan
and family were called to Edge-
field on Wednesday evening be
cause of the death of his step
father, Mr. Carroll McCary.
Funeral services were held in
Edgefield, on Friday.
Mrs. Yancy Eubanks of Union
spent the weekend with her mo
ther, Mrs. Lester Davis, who is
ill at her home.
Mrs. Lizzie Hawkins was a re
cent guest of her brother, Harold
Hawkins and family and also with
her sisters, Mrs. Etta Hendricks
and Mrs. Margie Boiter in Pel-
zer. Miss Lamarr Hawkins of
Nashville, . Ohio spent the past
weekend here with her aunt, Mrs.
Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy McGee ac
companied her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Snyder to Greenville Sun
day where she entered the Gen
eral Hospital for surgery this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Berry and
family of Fork Shoals visited her
mother, Mrs. Fred BodieSunday.
Miss Sue Word spent a few
days recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Austin in Red Springs,
N.C. Miss Word, Mrs. David
Word, Mrs. John Weir and Mrs.
Marcell Barker were in Greer,
Sunday for the funeral services
of Mr. James Brannon a nephew
of Mrs. Weir and cousin to the
others.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Parrish
Jr., of Aiken and grandson, Dougy
Cooper of N. Augusta visited Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Parrish Sr. and
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Williams
on Saturday. Visiting the Wil
liams also were Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Williams and daughters,
Misses Polly and Angela.
Cpl. Arthur Sanders has re
turned to Ft Leonardwood, Mo.,
after spending a leave with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. M. J.
Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stone
and family of Anderson spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Trammell, Mrs. Stone’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cooper
have visited her mother, Mrs.
George Wade of Great Falls, at
intervals at the Columbia Hos
pital in Columbia where she has
been quite ill, but is much im
proved Francis Cocker visited
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. B. Cooper and other relatives
in Great Falls last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Grant of
Anderson visited his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
T. 0. Williams.
Mrs. Jim Bailey is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bailey in Anderson.
MRS. SANDERS HONORED
Monday evening Mrs. Timmy
Sanders was honored with a
household shower in the Lydia
Baptist Church social hall.
Several games appropriate for
brides and housekeeping were
enjoyed by the ladies, afterwhich
a salad plate with punch was
served.
Hostesses for the happy oc
casion were Mesdames H. W.
Williams, Jimmy South, Houston
Ellis, Benny Tucker, Jimmy San
ders and Clyde Trammell.
The honoree, the former Mar
sha Power of Clinton was pre
sented a host of gifts for her new
home.
WOMAN’S CLUB TONIGHT
Mrs. Sarah Snyder is a pa
tient in the General Hospital in
Greenville.
BROTHERHOOD WORKER TO
SPEAK
Friday evening at 6:30 p.m.,
Mr. James Beacham, Royal Am
bassador leader of the State Bro
therhood Organization will be at
the Lydia Baptist Church to lead
in a discussion of R.A. work with
the Lydia church R.A. leaders.
Mr. Scott Dawkins is the Lydia
Baptist Church R.A. director.
Men of the other Clinton
churches are invited to the dis
cussion.
BROTHERHOOD MEETS
TUESDAY
The Brotherhood of the Lydia
Baptist Church will meet Tuesday
evening at 7 p.m. and go to the
County Home for a worship ser
vice.
BIRTHDAYS,
ANNIVERSARIES
Debbie Rice, Jerri Lynn Sat
terfield, Ronald Stone and David
Campbell will celebrate birth
days Jan. 18.
Jan. 20 birthdays will include,
Jimmy Earl Gregory, Mrs. M.
J. Sanders, Michelle Malpass,
and Miss Sandra Carroll.
Mrs. Bobby James and Mrs.
Bill Nelson's birthdays will be
Jan. 22.
Retarded Children
Association Meet
Set For Jan. 19
South Carolina Association for
Retarded Children Regional
Vice-President Mrs. J. Ben Stone
of Greenville has issued a call
for the Region I meeting to be
held January 19, 10 a.m. to 2:30
p.m. Location for the one day ses
sion is Martin’s Restaurant, Main
Atlanta Highway in Westminister.
Counties included in Region I
are Greenville, Spartanburg,
Oconee, Anderson, and Laurens
and is open to the membership
and general public. Parents of
retarded children, whether mem
bers of the Association or not,
are urged to attend,
y
The morning session will fea
ture an address by Miss Wilma
Reich, ASCW, member of the
South Carolina Association for
Retarded Children Board of Di
rectors. Topic of her discussion
will be 'The Parent and the Men
tally Retarded.”
The afternoon session will con
sist of a panel reaction on the
morning session, plus considera
tion of the proposedSCARC Com
prehensive Plan for Mental Re
tardation. Chapter Presidents
are asked to bring their copy of
the plan to the meeting.
Registration and $2.50 fee
should be mailed to Mr. Hugh
Brown, North 2nd Street, Seneca,
29678.
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I LUNCH MENU I!
District 56
Week of January 20-24
MONDAY - Milk, hot dog w/
chili, mustard, and onion, lettuce
and tomato salad, whole kernel
corn, hot dog buns, butter, apri
cot cake w/ glace.
TUESDAY - Milk, sliced ham,
sliced cheese, candied sweet po
tatoes, green beans, hot biscuit,
butter, peanut butter cookies.
WEDNESDAY - Milk, south
ern-fried chicken, strawberries
in jello, rice w/gravy, squash
casserole, hot biscuit, butter.
THURSDAY - Milk, chicken
stew w/ potatoes, onion and
corn, relish plate with pepper
rings, celery sticks and radishes,
dill pickle chips, loaf bread, but
ter, chocolate pudding.
FRIDAY - Milk, chill con carne
w/ beans, cole slaw, carrot sticks
hot rolls, butter, chilledpeaches.
The Lydia Woman’s Club will
meet tonight (Thursday) at the
Lydia Community Building.
All members are urged to at
tend as there is several items of
importance to be discussed.
PENTECOSTAL WOMEN TO
MEET
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Lydia Pentecostal Church will
meet Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joel
Templeton.
All ladies of the church are
invited.
WITH THE SICK
Among those having been ill
or are now are Miss Debbie Bar-
lowe, Mrs. Lester Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby Webb, Mrs. H. W.
Williams, HoustonEllis,Mrs.Ira
Bailey, Miss Mia Johnson, Miss
Becky Cooper and Mrs. T. O.
Williams.
Debbie Harvey, Miss Faye Bai
ley and Mrs. Jessie Aber
crombie’s birthday will be on
Jan. 19.
On Jan. 21, Martin Boozer,
Steve Fennell and Jimmy Am
mons will celebrate birthdays.
Birthdays for Jan. 23 include
Miss Jacki Hughey, Mrs. Adger
Crawford Jr., Maxie Davis and
Robert Bailey.
Mrs. Bobby Webb and Mrs. I. C.
McLendon will observe birthdays
Jan. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Nabors
will observe their wedding anni
versary Jan. 19.
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JAMES FOSTER
Local Lions
Host District
Rally Saturday
James D. Foster, a director of
Lions International from Falls
River, Wisconsin, will address
the Lions’ Third Annual Mid-
Winter District Rally here at
Presbyterian College Dining Hall
Saturday at 7 p.m.
The Clinton Lions Club is act
ing as host club for the event
which gets underway with a so
cial hour at 5 p.m., followed
by tours of the campus, art ex
hibits, and other points of in
terest.
Dr. Marc C. Weersing will
welcome the group to the college.
The welcome to Clinton will be
given by Mayor Lion Harry Lay-
ton. Entertainment will be fur
nished by student groups.
All members of the Clinton
Lions Club are expected to at
tend along with their wives. This
will take the place of the club’s
first regular meeting inJanuary.
Presbyterian
Missionaries
Speak Tonight
The Rev. and Mrs. T. Rei-
chardt Taylor, who work in the
interior countries to the north
west of Brazilia are scheduled to
speak here tonight. Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor are missionaries of the
Presbyterian Church, U.S. They
will tell about their experiences
at the First Presbyterian Church
at 7:30 p.m.
Mr. Taylor describes his work
as “evangelistic itineration in
a large field, in addition to being
the pastor of a growing, awaken
ing local church." He travels
widely but claims that the dif
ficulty of negotiating bumpy roads
“is more than offset by the joy
of introducing Christ to new peo
ple and seeking to lead congrega
tions to a sincere full commit
ment to Christ."
Mrs. Taylor teaches English in
a school in Goianesia, Goias. In
addition to teaching, Mrs. Tay
lor counsels members of the lo
cal Presbyterian church in re
gard to youth activities and wo
men's work. She keeps busy also
as a homemaker.
Before going to Brazil in
1946, Mr. Taylor carried out mis
sion endeavors in Etowah and
Concord, Tenn., while Mrs. Tay
lor taught school there.
Mr. Taylor has an A.B. from
the University of Florida and a
B. D. from Columbia Theologi
cal Seminary. Mrs. Taylor stud
ied at RabunGap-Nacoochee Jun
ior College and West Georgia
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have
five daughters and one son. They
are living in Greenville. South
Carolina, during this furlough
year. They expect to return to
Brazil in the summer of 1969.
WEEK OF JANUARY 13, 1944
Miss Peggy Copeland delight
fully entertained a number of
members of the high school set
with a dinner party at her home
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Kenneth N. Baker will be
hostess to member^ of the Cen
tury Club on Tuesday afternoon
at four o’clock at her home.
In celebration of her seventh
birthday, Rose Moore Nettles,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Nettles, entertained with a party
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. D. Jacks of Brooklyn,
N. Y. is the guest for several
days of Mrs. J. B. Wilder.
Mrs. J. C. Pace spent the week
end in Columbia with Mr. Pace.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cox of
Newberry were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox.
The making of surgical'
dressings for the Red Cross will
be discontinued for the week,.*:
according to an announcement by
Laurens county has been given *
a quota of$l,263,200 in the Fourth
War Loan to begin January 18.t
James Deity celebrated his':
birthday January 8.
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Local Girls
On Dean's List
Three Clinton area girls were
among the 439 Winthrop College
students named to the Dean's
List for the first semester of
1968-69.
They are Carole Jane King,
Sarah Childs Walker andSuzanne
Watkins.
To achieve the Dean's List,
a student must have a 3.25 ur
better grade point ratio for the
semester.
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JELLO
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ORANGE JUICE
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** Scott Family 60 Count
NAPKINS 10c
Dial
SOAP
Bath Size
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Libby Cream Style or Whole Kernel
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303 Can
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SALTINES
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HOT DOG BUNS
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