The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 13, 1944, Image 7
Thursday, September 13, 1945 v-A
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Page Seven
AN ORDINANCE
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An Ordinance to levy annual
taxes upon the taxable property
within the Town of Clinton, D an and James Clark of Lowrys,
South Carolina, for the year were week-end guests of Mr. and
1945, for the purpose of meet-| Mrs - A - c * Clark * Sr -
ing current fiscal expenses and Claud Reveils of Chester, spent
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS. JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative
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ham, Mrs. Charlie Smith, Mrs. B. E.
Satterfield and daughter, Nora, of i
Greer, spent Wednesday with Mr. Sept. 10th.
and Mrs. P. A. Moore
'the week-end with l^r and Mr. and JJrs. Leo Heatherly and Sept. 1st.
to provide for the payment of H Caughman *; daughter, Doris, spent the week-end Pvt. Chestley King had a birthday
bonds and interest on outstand- Frank Riley is spending several I with Mr ' and Mrs< Mann Sanders Sept - 8 - Mrs - Henr y Kin &
ing bonds of the said Town of .days with his mother, Mrs. Annie ‘V^ch^de? Satterfield is spend
•B. T. Moultrie will have a birth^ I dinner Sunday by his children at the double ring ceremony, in the
day Sept. 22nd. 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walker presence of the immediate families
Miss Nellie Dunaway will celebrate Gregory. Those present were, Mr. The vows were taken before an im-
her 16th birthday Sept. 24. Miss aand Mrs. Perry Chastain and chil- provised altar of ferns banked with
I Betty DunaWay observed her 14th dren of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ivy and tall flooflvbaskets of white
birthday Sept. 6th. Young andu family, Mr. and Mrs. gladioli.
Mildred Griffin was nine years old Fred Haynie, M/. and Mrs. Gregory,, Miss Thorne i.^a graduate of Spar-
and Mr. and Mrs. Powers. Jrtr. PoW-^ tanburg high school ^ipl Mars HOI
Miss Vivian Clark had a birthday ers was celebrating his 7fet birth- college. fA her senior^Jyear Tri'high
,r '* day. __ school she^was accompanist for the
boys chorus. During her college
fas a
Clinton and to provide sinking i Ri,e y> in Columbia,
funds for the retirement there-t
of.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE^ArtliQr Sanders
Birthday Dinner course she took an active part in all
birthday today. ^ 1 On Sunday Mr. and Mte. Earl Bal- religious activities on the campus.
Tew Ward will be fourteen years i eWi an d son 0 f Greer. Mrs. J. E. She now holds a clerical position
ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.'old Sept. 17th. i Taylor s and Mrs. Laura Clem ftf the Clinton Mills office.
Mr. and Mrs.'Ernest Britten and L B Hughes in Apalachicola, Fla. • Pfc. James Caughman, in Italy, Honea Path, Mrs. J W. Patterson Mr. Trammell is the son of Mr.
children of Morganton : N. C,. spent; Mr and Mrs. Arthur Lancasater has a birthday Sept. 29th. aod daughter of Greenwood, Mrs. and Mrs L B Trammell. He n-
Mrs ;and daughter, Inez, and Mrs. Cleve Mrs. Kathleen Wilson celebrated Earl Jackson of Columbia, Mrs. Le- ceived his education at Poplar
'rnunsi rnTTMrn of thf town " nT' ~ Lancaster visited . Mr. and Mrs. J. her birthday Sept. 11th. roy Ballenger and son of Columbuls. Springs apd Duncan high. For near-
OF PTTMTnM r TM pottkptc n Pvt ' w,1 l iamson- of For t ■ B. Sanders in Spartanburg Sunday. Robert Wilkie, S-2c, had a birth- Qa., enjoyed a birthday dinner in ! y f .°ur years Mr. Trammell *waa
™ " CUUNL.U. Bragg, N. C., is spending a furlough Mrs . j. Qllin Watson of Union, clay Sept. 4th. Miss Doris Faye hon0 r of their mother Mrs Geneva »n service in the United States army.
Aao^MBL 1 £.Jj: | with Mrs. Williamson.
Section 1.. That a tax levy of Arthur C. Clark, Jr., of Charlotte, Monday,
twelve (12) mills on every dollar’s n. C., spent the week-end with his Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparks and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Moore cele-
worth of property, real and personal, parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. 1 Clark, children of Greenwood, are visiting brated their 25th wedding anniver-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sparks. ,sary Sept. 12th.
Tommie Pitzer of Belleville, Pa., Mrs. Leo >Heatherly had a birth
spent the past weeks with Pvt. day Sept. 10th
Marvin Holtzclaw
Mrs. M.
Clinton,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.'Clark,
not exempt by law from taxation, gr. ^
within the corporate limits of the 1 Mrs. Fred Rodelsperger and son
Town of Clinton, be and the same is 0 f Newberry, spent Sunday with her
hereby levied for current expenses mother, Mrs. Alice Kinard.
and to defray public expenses of the R ev . and Mrs. J. R. Brewer of
Town of Clinton for the current seal Knoxville, Tenn., spent Thursday
year beginning on January 1st, 1945, with Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Brewer.
• W ~ ^ a - - — * ~ IILIIILII yj l L J It i L lill/Llltl , iVAIO. VJ t I I tv M —
visited friends and relatives here Wilkie will celebrate her birthday a t the home »of Mrs. Harry He spent some time in England be-
! Sept/20th. * - ■> tnrv Otwna tn tolra in »k~ XT— «a
Layman.
fore going to take part in the North
African and Sicilian campaigns. He
and ending on December 31st, 1945,
Thorne-Trammell Rites Solemnized ‘ s now employed by Adair’s Men’x
, Sunday' Shop of this city.
Of interest is the wedding of Miss tains Western ' North 'car^lm^'
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon will mTl’l bo^Tof ‘tUf, ct™ which fc.tT.ro'liravr/u'r ^ a '’
i- i i . n . ... n v,dround avenue.
with her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Oakley,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Seay and fam-j and Mr^Oakley.
and to meet current indebtedness ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. L. W. King and chil-
contracted by the said Town for gen- Clyde Trammell at South Clinton. dren of Laurens, spent Sunday with
eral purposes. ! Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith and Mrs Harriette Kin®
Section 2. That over and above and children of Ware Shoals, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Owen and daughter,
in addition to the levy of twelve Mrs. James Seay and children of Sharon, left Monday for Boston,
(12) mills as hereinabove provided Mauldin, and Curtis Heath of Green-i Mass where she will visit her moth-
in Section 1 of this Ordinance a levy,ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Seay le r Mrs Mary LaFluer 1
of twenty-five (25) mills be and is Sunday. | ’ Mr . and M rs. Will Cause and Mrs)
hereby made on every dollar s worth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glenn left Mon- a J Harvey of Greenville spent
of property, real and personal, not; d ay for Lafayette, Ga„ where they Monday with Mrs. Ella Harvey
exempt by law from taxation, situ- ( will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Foster, Mr. and
ate and within the corporate limits i James H. Ammons, S. 2c, of Bain- Mrs. Joe Burns and daughter, Judy,
of the Town of Clinton and the same'bridge, Md., spent the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watts and son.|
with his fnother, Mrs. W. H. Ammons. Rickey, Miss Dorothy Foster and
Pvt. J. O. Womble of <Tamp Gor- Charlie Foster spent Sunday with
don, Ga., spent ten days recently; relatives in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. !
with Mrs. Womble and family. He and Mrs. Foster remained for several'
returned to Camp Maxey, Texas. days.
^ r - and Mrs. W. L. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strickland and
mature. The excess, if any, to be useaiP3ul Smith were visitors in Green- family formerly of Greenwood have
by the Town Council for general cor-1 wood Saturday. Kathleen, Virginia m0 ved’back to the community.’
porate purposes^ 'and Tommie Smith of Connie Max- Mr. and Mrs. William Thorne and
Section 3. That the Clerk and well orphanage, returned home with daughter, Sandra, of Oak Ridge
Treasurer of the said Town of Clin-j them for the week-end. T enn., are spending the week with
ton shall enter said levies and as-; Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Snelgrove spent Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Thorne
sessments upon the books of said:the week-end in Saluda. Mrs. Snel- a. J. Satterfield is spending sev-
grove returned with them for a visit, eral days with his son. Pvt. Fred
J. W. Arnold is visiting relatives Satterfield, at Fort McClellan, Ala.
in Woodruff. Mrs. Ray Fowler, Mrs. Harold
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold and Copeland spent the week-end with
daughters were visitors in Spartan- Mrs. Bessie Whitmire in the Hum-1
burg Saturday. !cane community.
Mickey and Russell Owen spent Mr. and Mrs. Estes Campbell and
R r*f Rrmth men, uum ui uus nij, wmv.ii vcfvjiv
is spending several days w . eddin S a nni-j place Sunday afternoon. Sept. 9, at
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4 o’clock at the home of the bride's RETURN FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE
parents. Rev. and Mrs. W. B Thorne. Misses Betty and Julia Taylor have
The bride’s father, pastor of Cal- returned from Sugar Hill. N. H^.
W. C. Powers Honored
C. Powers was given a birthday vary Baptist church, officiated, using where they spent the summer.
is hereby levied for the purpose of
raising taxes to pay the interest ac
cruing on outstanding bonds of the
Town of Clinton and to create a sink
ing fund to be used in the retirement
and payment of said bonds as they
Town and receive said taxes. That
the said taxes herein levied shall be
paid to the said Clerk and Treasurer
in lawful money of the United States
at the office of the said Clerk and
Treasurer on or before the fifteenth
day of December, 1945.
Section 4. That on all taxes and,the week-end with friends in Char-,children, Mrs. Ruby Burgess and
assessments, or any portion thereof, lotte, N. C. daughter, Mrs. R. M. Wingo and
charged against any property oi* par-j Mrs. R. G. Hamrick of Melbourne, children spent Sunday with Mr. and
ty on the books of the said Town of Fla., is spending several weeks with Mrs N W Bigham
Clinton for the fiscal current year her mother, Mrs. W. E. Owen,
and due to the said Town that shall
. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Simmons and
Mrs. E. L. Hawkins and daughter, children of Anderson, were week-1
not ha\e been paid on or before the Beverly, and Miss Norma Howell of end quests of Mr and Mri R T*
fifteenth of December, 1945, the Spartanburg, spent the week-end Moultrie ' ' '|
Clerk and Treasurer of the said Town,with Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Gregory, j R e v. and Mrs. C. L King of Ander-
shall proceed to add a penalty of five | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lanford and son were week-end guests of Rev
(5%) per centum on the Town dup- daughter, Mrs. Manning Burdette, an d Mrs Fred Rowe Rev King
licate and the said Clerk and Treas-.Miss Vera Parkman and Sgt. J. W. filled the pulpit of the Fire Baptized
urer shall proceed to collect the Smith spent the week-end in the church “
same, and if the said taxes and pen
alties and assessments are not paid
children of
on or before the thirty-first day of
Saturday evening.
mountains of North Carolina. I Gordon Yayne of Durham, N. C.,i
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker and Misses Mary Jane Murray and Mary
ildren of Greenville, Mrs. Ruth Smith of Laurens, spent the week-
December, 1945, next thereafter, an Chapus of Newry, were guests of Mr. end with Mr and Mrs HaliiP r.nf.
additional penalty of ten (10%) per and Mrs. Virgil Baker during the fin ' .
centum shall be added by the Clerk week-end. Mrs. R. D. Hughes and children of !
and Treasurer of the said Town on Mr. and Mrs. Neiffer Creswell and Woodruff, visited here during the'
the Town duplicate and the same daughter spent the week-end with week-end
collected by the said Clerk and Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Morekis in Co- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGinnis and
Treasuier, and if the taxes, penal- lumbia. Mrs. Morekis returned children spent the week-end w r ith
ties and assessments are not paid on home with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Foster in Kings'
or before the first day of March, James Meadors has accepted a po- Mountain N C Mrs C W Foster
1946, next thereafter, the Clerk ofjsition at Cassell 5c and 10c stores in returned home af’er spending a
the said Town shall issue his tax exe- Easley. He spent the week-end with weeks visit there
cutions for said taxes, penalties and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mead- Miss Gaynelle Barbery spent Sun
assessments against the property of | ors day with her slster> Mis s Gerold.ne
the defaulting taxpayers according, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cannon and Barbery, in Columbia.
to law.
family, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Duna-j Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Owens, and
relatives
returned
daughter,
is ill in
Section 5. That all ordinances and way and family, Mrs. F. W. McCar- Mrs. Cecil Adams visited
parts of ordinances inconsistent with son and daughter, Mrs. Clarence ne ar Ninety-Six Sunday
the provisions of this ordinance be McCarson and son. and Miss Mary Mrs Susie Blanton has
and th£ same are hereby repealed. jSue Barnes visited Mr. and Mfs. home after visiting her'
Done and ratified by the Town Jimmie Lawson Sunday near Clin- Mrs. Ola Burdette° who
Council of the Town of Clinton, ton. Greenville
South Carolina, in Council assembled Mrs. Essie Powell and son. Pfc., Mrs Jessie Laney and children
and the Corporate Seal of the Town Fulton Powell, who recently return- visited Miss Cecil Davis in Calhoun
hereto affixed this the third day<of ed from overseas, of Greer, spent Falls recently
September, 1945. nATriPv several days recently with her moth- l Mr . and Mrs Frank White, Mrs.
(Signed) P. S. BAILEY, jer, Mrs. Ada Center. Henry McKinney and son of Green-
Pvt. Marvip Holtzclaw left Mon- wood, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
day for Miami, Fla., after spend- Laney last week
ing a furlough with his mother, M r. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders and
Mrs. Bessie Holtzclaw. daughter, Patsy, Mrs. Maxie Rich-
Robert Wilkie, S-2c, of St. Simons ards, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Britten
Attest: • Mayor.
(Signed) WM. B. OWENS,
Clerk and Treasurer.
if aspirin uesers
Ctt^nyt ~Cc '
Salicon Tablets
HCTH/yC SAF f ft,
no eicaaeoNATt of sooa nupep-
Island, Ga., spent the past week with anad children were visitors in New-
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wil
kie. They also had as their guests
berry Sunday.
Mrs. Leroy Ballenger and son, for-;
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Petty of m erly of Columbus, Ga., are making
Roebuck. T . , , th eir home with her mother, Mrs.
Pfc. and Mrs. Jessie Jones of Pel- Geneva Coker.
Mailing Overseas?
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Birth Announcements
Holbert
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Holbert an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Sept.
6th. Mrs. Holbert is the former MisS
Gertrude Colvard.
DIMENSIONS AND
SPECIFICATIONS FOR
CHRISTMAS PACKAGES
Remember
This-
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Weight: Not to
pounds.
Length: Net to
IS
inchee.
NOTE: The length.
the dtotance around
(girth), must net exceed
W inches.
No Reqoesi Needed
*
Christmas Mailing Period to
men and women overseas in
the armed forces is Sep
tember 15-October 15th. NO
REQUESTS ARE NEEDED
FOR CHRISTMAS PACK
AGES . . . but they must
ronform to regulations a* t j
weight and sixe. To the
Army . . . mark your pack
age clearly . . . ^Christmas
Parcel”. October 15 la the
last mattiag date.
Medlock
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Medlock an
nounce the birth of a son Sept. 11.
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bee;n till I 4
With The Sick
Mary Ellen Burrell has
several days. j
Franklin Gilliam is recuperating at
his home after a tonsil operation at I
the local hospital last week.
V’irgil Baker is ill at his home on
Bureaugard street.
A LIMITED SUPPLY of Claussen’s famous
Fruit Cake, in sixes for shipment overseas
now available. Let yonr grocer have your
order NOW!
ClauSSen'S
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to
Discharged Froqn Army
S-Sgt. Arthur Sanders has been
given an ^honorable discharge after
almost fi$e years in the army.
. Sgt. Senders spent 26 months ov-
erseas^participating in the Tunisiana,
and Sicilian campaigns. He received
the Eamet service meda), American
service medal and Good Conduct
medal. *
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Brithdays and Anniversaries
Shirley Hedspeth will be eight
years old Sept. 24th.
Mrs. R. M. 'Wingo has a birthday
Sept. 22nd.
Boyce Burrell is seven years old
today.
Steve Tucker will be 14 years
old Sept. 16. George Tucker will
celebrate his 11th birthday Sept. 25.
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