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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Dec. 10, 1970—7-C
Lydia Mill News
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL,
Miss Betty Harper of Green
wood spent the week-end with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Williams
and Mrs. Mark Conner were
visitors in Greenville last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Striker
and Rickie of New Jersey were
week-end guests of Mrs. Lottie
Birch and other relatives. Mrs.
Birch spent the week recently
with her son Mr. Mike Birch
and family in Greenville.
Mrs. Jessie Austin J Union
spent the week-end with Mrs.
Inez Smith. On Saturday, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Austin and Joseph
Smith visited Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Brown m Vaucluse.
Mr. and Mrs. M> Ivin Seay,
Maxie and Miss Teresa Seay
visited their son and brother,
Pvt. Randy Seay at Fort Jack-
son, Columbia. On Sunday,
Mrs. Seay, Miss For'line Seay
and Mrs. Clyde Trammel!
visited their aunt, Mrs. Fmma
Neal in Self Mem rial Hospital
m Greenv. ■ »1.
Mrs.
Kathlt'en V ill.
trd and
Bill f
Asheville, N. (
A Aero
the we
ek-end guests
f her
m tlit-r
, Mrs. Yerner
Sy my
athy is extende
1 t ■ the
Harry
Templet"!! family ful-
1 wing
las death n Wh
inesday
night
f last \u-ek. I
the re-
lativvs
f NiIhs 'Unci
e Babe,
Hichar
1:-, 'All a Is lh
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nesdav
night, t ■ R. F . W
hitmire
and family, his sister d
led F ri-
day an'
1 t the family
f Bruce
P ace,
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aftern
n.
Mr-.
Melvin catterfi
eld with
Mrs. 1
,arr> Gambrell
f Lau-
rens a
.ere recent \is
:t rs :n
Greenv
ille. Terr; !
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a Satterfield
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night with then
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S.tttr-rfiel 1.
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and Mrs. M. b -Am:
lers and
Mrs. J
timm;. Sanders.
ind Ten-
nifer
acciitnp.uued
inn) to
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"la t b ard a y
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lacks n
and -
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i t their
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after •
-iMting his ; are
nts, Mr.
an 1 M:
rs. I i r- Jac
ks nand
tl.er
relatives l.efe,
f r the
first t
in ■ f ur ;■ -ar
s.
.A Hi
ng t!. use atteii
bug the
Shim-
B a 1 F U tl!
gam-' m
Chari
tte, N. C. n
Saturday
xere,
Mr. a.,- 1 Mr
s. David
w rd,
Mi. and Mrs
. R bert
Wilkie
■ and Mr. and Mi
■s. Clyde
Trammell wh - also visited
Miss Beth Trammell in Char
lotte after the game, Mr. and
Mrs. Hall King and Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Parrish, they also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul San
ders after the game. Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Tramm-ll spent
the week-end with their dau
ghter, Miss Tramnndl.
Mr. and Mrs. R. t. Whitmire
were called to W I'xlruff on
Friday due b> the death f his
sister, Mrs. Archie P. Owens.
Attending the funeral were Mr.
and Mrs. Whitmire, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen White, Mrs. Ezzie
Miller, Machem Kirby and Mrs.
Nora Kirby and Burl Kirby of
Laurens. Mrs. Owens was also
a sister to Mrs. Kirby.
Mrs. W. L. M itte with Mr.
and Mrs. Hubbard Reeder of
Laurens, visited their son and
brother, Billy M-tte in the
Veterans Hospital in Augusta,
Ga. on Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Fallawacco-
panied her sister, Miss Ber
nice Nelson to Self Memorial
Hospital in Greenwood Sunday
where she was admitted for
foot surgery.
Mrs. Everett Seegars and
Melody and Mrs. Gertie Craw
ford of Chattanooga, Tenn. were
week-end guests of the formers
sister and the laters grand
daughter, Mrs. Tim Williams
and Mr. Williams. Sunday
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liams and Mrs. Earl Williams
visited the latters brother, Mr.
Dan Ragsdale in Salem.
Mrs. Johnny Mann and dau
ghters, Dianne, Dana and
Wanda, Miss Donna Davis of
Laurens, Mrs. Johnny Walker
and Dandy and Miss Becky
Waters were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Drank
Walker.
In the afternoon, Mrs. Kate
Nelson of Laurens, Billy and
Randy Brinkley and Frank
Cooper of Waterloo visited the
Walkers. Mr. and Mrs. Benny
Owens and children of Tay
lors came for supper with the
Walker family.
Mrs. Luther Fuller < if Green
wood and Mrs. Maxie Reeder
of Joanna visited Mrs. J. W.
Fuller and Mrs. Lois Pos on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fennell
have moved to Florida and their
son Mr. Bill Fennell, Mrs.
Fennell and Steve have moved
into their former home on
Musgrove Rd., Route 1.
WITH THE SICK
Louanne Templeton is ill at
her home.
James Edward Hurley, in
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hurley is a patient in
Bailey Memorial Hospital.
PRAYER GROUP MEETING
The Prayer Group of the
Lydia Baptist Church Baptist
Women will have a Christmas
meeting and covered dish sup
per on Tuesday evening at 7
p.m. in the social hall of the
church. Gifts will be exchanged
and each one will hang their
extra dollar for the Lottie
Moon Christmas offeringon the
tree.
HOT DOG SALE FRIDAY
A Hot Dog Sale will lie. held
on Friday from 11 a.m. to G
p.m. at the Lydia Church of
God Fellowship Building. Spon
sored by the Women of the
Church. Proceeds to be used
for the church. For call in
orders call 833-0134.
CHRISTMAS PLAY PRACTICE
The practice for the Christ
mas program of the Lydia
Baptist Church will be held
Tuesday at G:30 p.m. at the
church.
Mrs. Ray Riley is director
of the program, also writer
of it.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Abercrombie
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Aber
crombie announce the birth of
a son on November 28 at Bailey
Memorial Hospital.
CARD OF THANKS
It is with a grateful heart
that I say thanks to my
friends and relatives and the
doctors and nurses for their
kindnesses during my illness
at Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Also to the blood donors, May
God Bless each of you.
Mrs. Lona Mae Roland
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES
Miss Mary JoWilliamscele-
brated her birthday Dec. 8.
Celebrating birthdays Dec.
17 will be Mrs. Larry Gam-
brell, Johnnie Neal and J. D.
Oakley.
Gary Goss and Bud Phipps
birthdays will be Dec. 12.
Miss Cathy Brown will cele
brate her birthday Dec. 14.
Eddie Abercrombie will ob
serve his birthday Dec. 11.
Dec. 15 will be Mrs. Oliver
Smith’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fennell,
parents of Mr. Bill Fennell
will celebrate their 60th wed
ding anniversary Dec. 17.
FULL QUARTER
We Accept
U.S.D.A. Food |
Stamps
SLICED
PORK LOIN
100
An green’stamps
WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF
$10.00 or Mor* Order
FREE AT YOUR Clinton
WINN-DIXIE STORES
Void After
LIMIT ONE COUPON
Dec 12, 1970 PER ADULT CUSTOMER
OPEN ALL
DAY WED.
TOP SIRLOINS..;..
SIRLOIN STEAK....
CHUCK STEAK 69- SHORT RIBS .
CHUCK ROAST 59 1 BEEF ROAST .
SHORTENING
3 LB
'■r-'-B.E
MARGARINE 2
1 LB
PKGS
ts. r see-c-
GUM....20
5 STICK
p K r, s
i E xC an n E!
26 Co'is w o $5 O-
DRINKS13
DE. mON T E ORanGE CRAPE FRuiT p uNCh
DRINKS 4
1 2 oz
CANS
46 oz
CANS
.RROw PINK YELLOW OR WHITE
TISSUE. 4 i r
» 1 ot T o
Your Choice W.th ci $5 O'He
DETERGENT
49-01 PKG
ARROW
49-ox. PKG.
TIDE XK
LB
'ENTER 1
FRESH RIB END OR
WHOLE
PORK LOIN
PORK CHOPS
PORK CHOPS
PORK ROAST
PORK ROAST
PORK ROAST
LB
LB
IB
IB
LB
1 f R . T
LB
PORK ROAST
CUTLETS
BACKBONES.
LB
LB
LB
W-D MANDI-PAK
GROUND
BEEF
BONE NO RIBS
SAUSAGE PATTIES 49‘ FRYER BREASTS .. 59‘
SLICED BEEF LIVER . 59 c FRYER BACKS 10 c
WHIP TOPPING .. 39 c DRESSED WHITING « S 1
•** D BREADED REAL PATTIES BEEf FRITTERS OR CHUCK
79
,OlD K ST F ARK* RAISED
DRESSED CATFISH. 89 c WAGON STEAK ... » 69‘
DEEP SOUTH ♦
Deep
SOUTH uSt
Limit 1 With a
S5 or More Order
harvest/fresh produce
JUICY FLORIDA
ORANGES 8
LB
BAG
GOLDEN RIPE
BANANAS 2
LBS
TANGERINES .2 29‘ PECAN . . . S 1
-EaEC HAL - f'
89
ASTOR fruit
THRIFTY maid
COCKTAIL. 4 $ 1 00 TOMATO SOUP 10 c
olDSmE BEECHNUT STRAINED
FRUIT CAKE . 99 c BABY FOODS 10'
STARKIST CHUNK STYLE LIGHT MEAT
6'/2-OZ.
CAN
TUNA
CARNATION EVAPORATED Limit 6 W,$5 Order
MILKS
SOUTH CAROLINA GRADE “A" LARGE PALMETTO FARMS
<1* GREEN STAMPS
FM.. NC(‘.'KA’F
Liquid Prell
1 4'/2 oz.
CAN
a* GREEN STAMPS
Tea Bags
EGGS2
DOZ.
ONLY
a* GREEN STAMPS
R( .a. aP Sf R‘ T SPBay
< oh - i f »n
fO(X'RA*.l 20c
i P( R FlBAS’
Deodorant
THRiMy MAlD vANiLlm CHOCOLATE FUl)k_>E RCYALE
ICE MILK...
MORTON'S CHICKEN BEEF, or TURKEY
MEAT PIES 6
HALF
GAL
8-oz
PIES
FROZEN SHOESTRING
POTATOES .3 $ 1 00
DlXIANA 'GREEN REAS 24 / PKG l CUT OKRA OR
GR. BEANS 2 $ 1 00
ASIOR ORANGE (THREE 1 2 or CANS 89c)
JUICE.... 6
SEAITEST BARS Of
ICE CREAM 2
6 °r one
CANS