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2-C—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., June 11, 1970
Lydia Mill News
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spa
rine of Ammandaly, Va. left
Monday to return to their home
after spending the past week
with her father, S.J. Todd and
sister, Mrs. Homer Fuller and
Mr. Fuller. Also visiting the
Fuller’s and Mr. Todd during
the week-endwereMr.andMrs.
Terry Fuller and daughter of
Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Fuller of Greenville and Mrs.
Wylie Harper and Miss Betty
Harper of Greenwood. Terry
and Larry left Sunday for Army
Reserve Camp at Camp Stewart
Ga. for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Williams
were in Charlotte, N.C. on Mon
day, going for the graduation of
her granddaughter, Miss Cons
tance Drake from S. Mecklen
burg High School.
Miss Kay Berry of Fork
Shoals spent last week with her
grandmother, Mrs. FredBodie,
who accompanied her home Sa
turday and remained for a few
days with her daughter, Mrs.
Jimmy Berry, Mr. Berry and
family.
spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs, George Motes in
Clinton.
Mrs. Inez Smith and Rev.
Martin Wilbanks visited their
sister, Mrs. Mamie Sue Bag-
well in Chester, Saturday.
Miss Jackie Hughey is spend
ing the month of June in Jack
sonville, Fla. with her sister,
Mrs. Tommy Franklin and Mr.
Franklin.
Bob and Melody Bailey of
Anderson spent the past week
with their grandmother, Mrs.
Jim Bailey and attended the
Lydia Presbyterian Bible
School. They also visited their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil McLendon while here.
Mrs. Addie Bee Coleman Mrs. Frank Walker and Miss
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Mary Walker attended a birth
day dinner for their brother and
uncle, Henry Weathers at his
home near Woodruff on Satur
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Neal and
Jimmy were Sunday dinner
guests of her mother, Mrs.
Annie Sherbert in Enoree.
Mrs. Annie Keasley and Mrs.
Eula Scott of Fountain Inn and
Mrs. Ellen Barbery of Mauldin
visited Sunday with their nieces,
Mrs. H.W. Fallaw and Mr. Fal-
law and Miss Bernice Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gaskins
attended the funeral services of
her cousin, Mr. Carlisle Crow
der in N inety Six on Tuesday of
last week. Mr. Crowder was kil
led in an automobile accident.
On Sunday the Gaskins and son,
Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Gilstrap had dinner in Tryon,
N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wyatt
and Mrs. James Campbell vi
sited the latters sister, Mrs.
Mattie Mae Williamson in Hic
kory Tavern Sunday joining a-
nother sister, Mrs. Ethel Moore
of Greenwood and their brother,
Andrew Perry of Winnsboro who
were also at Mrs. Williamson’s.
The three were together for the
first time in around six years.
AME Russell Trammell, U.
S. Navy, Mrs. Trammell and
daughter, Angela, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Trammell en-
route from San Diego, Califor
nia to Memphis, Tenn., where
he will be attending school for
three months at the Naval Air
Station. Also spending the week
end with his parents were Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Trammell and
children of Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. William Stone and child
ren of Anderson spent Sunday
with her parents. The family
were together for the first
time in nearly two years.
Kenneth Moore attended Boys
State in Columbia last week.
Congratulations Kenneth for
being chosen to go to Boys
State.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Johnson
and Miss Mia Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. B.F. Harvey and Mr. and
Mrs. William Bowling visited
the Camp Fire Girls at Camp
Greenville at Cedar Mountain,
N.C. Sunday enjoying dinner
with them, later bringing their
daughters, Mia Johnson, Dianne
Harvey, Nancy Bowling and
Mark! Darby home with them
after their week’s camping
there.
ATTENDING CAMP
Misses Mary Walker, Becky
Waters, Cathy Fuller andSusan
Bryan are attending camp at
Beach Springs this week. Mrs.
Roscoe Bryan and son, Juluan
Bryan accompanied the girls
there on Monday morning. This
is the Pentecostal Holiness
Churches Camp.
BIBLE SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
The Lydia Baptist Church
Vacation Bible School which is
being held this week will have
their commencement on Sunday
evening at 7:30 p.m.
All parents and friends of
those attending are invited to
attend.
WITH THE SICK
Jamie Meeks, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Meeks is re
cuperating at his home after
being in Bailey Memorial Hos
pital with head injuries received
in a fall at his home.
Alex and Genie Ayer, child
ren of Rev. and Mrs. Sydney
Ayer are home after being hos
pital patients with injuries re
ceived in an automobile
accident.
Mrs. Lillie Belle Miller is
suffering a broken arm received
in a fall at her home.
Mrs. Hudson Davis is a sur
gical patient at Bailey Memo
rial Hospital.
Mrs. Harold Hairston is a pa
tient in Roper Hospital in Char
leston.
Mrs. Billy McGee underwent
surgery at Self Memorial Hos
pital Saturday.
PRAYER GROUP TUESDAY
The Mission Prayer Group of
the Lydia Baptist Church
WMS will meet at the church
Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
with Mrs. C.R. Kuykendall as
hostess.
All members are urged to
attend.
FISH FRY ENJOYED
On Sunday, over fifty people
gathered at the lakeside home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hughey
on Lake Greenwood for a fish
fry, following church services
at the Lydia Baptist Church.
This was in place of the men’s
Prayer Breakfast always held
on the first Sunday.
The group included the men of
the church, their wives and the
two adult ladies classes.
PICNIC FOR INTERMEDIATES
Around forty-five from the
Intermediate Department of the
Lydia Baptist Sunday School en
joyed a picnic at the Baptist
Assembly on Lake Greenwood
last Friday evening.
The picnic was a climax to a
contest held during the month of
May.
Frank Gaskins’ boys class
won the contest so were guests
of the other classes.
BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES
June 12 birthdays will in
clude Marion Waters, Tony
Threatt, Bruce Lambert and
Mrs. Laura Darby.
Larry Fuller will observe his
birthday June 13.
Mrs. Paul Kitchens and Mrs.
Karen Shook will observe birth
days June 14.
June 16 will be the birthday of
Mrs. Jimmy South and Johnny
Bailey.
Joe Hairston will celebrate
his birthday June 18.
Stephannie Trammell will be
2 years old June 17.
Miss Simmons
Is Coker Graduate
Frances Codie Simmons of
Mountville was among the 81
students who received
bachelors degrees May 31 at
Coker College commencement
exercises.
Miss Simmons majored in
elementary education.
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REPRESENT S.C.—John Prathter of Clinton, left,
and Tommy Bryant of Ware Shoals will go to In
dianapolis, Ind., Monday where they will repre
sent South Carolina in the Plymouth Trouble-
Shooting Contest. An automobile team from
Piedmont Tec, they won the state title recently in
a contest held at West Columbia Area Trade
School. They won first place trophies in both
academic and applied divisions of the contest,
scoring a record high on the written exam. John
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Prather of
808 Prather Circle, Clinton. The national finals
will be held June 16-1748 on the Indianapolis 500
Speedway.
use GRADUATE—
Dwight Moody, Jr., re
ceiver! the B.S. degree
in Business Administra
tion in Marketing re
cently from the Uni
versity of South Caro
lina. He is the son of
Mrs. D. L. Moody and
the late Mr. Moody. He
is married to the form
er Margaret Ella Cope
land and they have
three children, Margar
et, Leisel Ann, and Eliz
abeth Alliene. They re
side at N. Adair St.
Clinton Students
Elected At Coker
In the Student Government
Association elections at Coker
College in Hartsville, two ris
ing sophomores from Clinton
were elected to offices for next
year.
Sara Jackson was elected
secretary - treasurer of the
sophomore class and Jean Mag-
um was elected to serve as the
Judicial Council Representa
tive.
Sara is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Weldon T. Jackson of
Route 1, Clinton. Jean is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.
J. Magum of Chesnut Street in
Clinton.
Jones Named
To Dean's List
Robert William Jones, junior
student at Newberry College is
among the 77 named to the
Dean's List for the spring se
mester. The honor requires a
grade point average of at least
3.5 on a scale in which 4.0 re
presents “straight A' work.
Jones is the son of Mr. A
Mrs. L. D. Jones, 105 Young
Drive, Clinton.
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