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Thursday, April 13, 1950
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Birth Announcements
HARDIN
Mf. and Mrs. T Vf. Hardin an
nounce the birUi of a daughter, Mary
Anne, on Mancti 24, at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Hardin is the former Miss Bes
sie Cauley, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
¥. P. Cauley
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FRANKLIN
Mr. and Mns Robert Franklin an
nounce the birth of a daughter, -Mar
ion Gail, on April 11, at the BlaJock
clinic. >
IVESTER
Mr and Mrs. A R. Ivester an
nounce the b ihli of a son, Daniel
Richard, on April 9, at Hays hospital.
MARSHALL
Mr and Mrs. James E. Marshall
announce the birth of a
March 31, at Hays hospital
Pulley To Appeal
Sentence for Having
Burglary Tools
A one-time suspect in a sensation
al Atlanta, Ga., slaying will appeal
his conviction on another charge in
Columbia today.
He is 45-year-old Grover Tojo
Pulley, once wanted for questioning
in the killing of Metropolitan opera
singer John Garris on April 21, 1949.
- Pulley was cleared of that crime
PERSONAL MENTION
~TAYLOR
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F
last August, after he had been sen
tenced to 10 years in South Caroling
for possessing burglary tools. He was
convicted in Laurens county.
The appeal is one of 13 on the
state supreme court docket for its
April term, which opened this week.
A Belgian pistol and various tools
the state said were adapted for bur
glary or other crimes were found in
Pulley’s souped-up 1940 coupe.
A coroner’s jury ruled in Atlanta
that Garris was killed by a bullet
fliaul by Pulley’s gun. Dr. - Herman
, Jones of the Fulton (Atlanta) county
lay.pr, crime laboratory also testified that
son, on
Citizens Bank of Fountain Inn vs.
George T. Cates, Watts Heights pro
perty in Laurens, to W. T. Bolt, Atty.,
i for $3,250; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cannon had
Newberry Federal Savings & Loan as their guests during the holidays
Association vs. Robert E. Estes, lot the latter’s sister, Miss Helen Der-;
on South Heights in Laurens, to G. rick, of Asheville, N..C., and Miss
M. McCuen, Atty., for $4,000; Rachel Chapman of Charlotte, N. C.
Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Mrs. Lizzie Calhoun of Laurens, is
Association vs. Horace W. Jones and a patient at the Blalock clinic, suf-
Mrs. Etta Jones, property on Sumter fering injuries received in an auto
street in Laurens, to O. L. Long, Atty. mobile accident Saturday,
for $3,800; j Mr. and Mrs. Pete Luther, and
Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Jimmie and Mary Jane Eanes of
Association of Clinton vs. Edgar A. Danville, Va., were guests Tuesday
Franks, property and house on Sum- of Mrs. E. B. Pinson and family,
ter street in Laurens, to O. L. Long, Otho Johnson of Birmingham, Ala.,
Atty., for $3,800; si ent the holidays with his father,
Mrs. Flora Mae Long, adm. of Dr - R - w - Johnson, and Mrs. Johnson. 1
estate of R. P. Long, deceased, vs. -^ r - an d Mrs. Floyd Hitt and son,
Robert Howard Christian, land in Bobby, of Spartanburg, Mr. and Mrs. 1
Scuffletown township in LaurensvW- D., Armstrong and son, Bill, of
county, to R. E. Babb, atty., for $455; Gra y Court, spent Slmday with their
Palmetto Bank vs. Oscar Clardy, P aren ts and grandparents, Mr. and
John H. Waldrop and B. L. Wood, Mrs - Eugene Hitt,
farm equipment to G. M. McCuen, Mrs. Paul T. Wood is visiting her
Atty.. for $700.
of Greenwood announce the birth of Pulley - S gun was the murder weapon,
a daughter. Burns Browning, on The FBI said, however, that the
Thursday, April 6 Mrs. Taylor is the di(je ren ce between the murder slug
former Miss Buntj Browning of this an{ j j es . 5 bullets from Pulley’s pistol
College Receives
Endowment Bequest
From Manning Friend
city.
Last Rites Held For
Thomas F. Fellows
1 was enough to make the examination
j inconclusive.
Solicitor General Paul Webb then
announced in Atlanta that he had
1 “no plans for presenting the Pulley
♦ ! case to the grand jury.”
Thomas F. Fellows, a native of Clinton policemen arrested Pulley
Georgia and resident of this city the near the city on a hitchhiker’s tip.
past several years, died at his home =>
last Wednesday. ; Seven Legal Sales
The funeral services were held Fri- ** « . « p «
day afternoon from Calvary Baptist '-'OnClUClGu Dy v*l6rK
church with tfu* pastor, Rev. J. W. Qf Court # S Office
Spillers, in charge. Interment fol- . #
lowed in the Lone Cane Creek | Sewn , , Mles were con<iurfed
cemetery m AtbewUe county. I Monday ^1^,, (or Aprili by clerk
Mr. Fellows is survived by his of Court V. R. Fleming, as follows:
widow, Mrs. Lucy V. Fellows; one! Mrs. Annie B. Buchanan vs. Serv-
son, T H. Fellows of Abbeville; two ice Laundry & Cleaners, Inc., Dil-
daughters, Mrs. A C. Amerson and lard Paper Company, Motion Picture
Mrs. J. M. Boyd of this city; one sis- Advertising Service, Virginia-Caro-
ter, Mrs. W. A. Sutherland of Green- lina Laundry Supply Company and
wood; a brother, Lonnie Fellows of Boggs A Havnaer, Inc., land with
Hawkinsville, Ga., a half-brother. B. buildings and personal property at
Arnold of Eastman, Ga.,; and ten 201 North Sloan street in Clinton, to
grandchildren. ,0. L. Long, Atty., for $100;
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’MOAMKi
CJh&dbie.
sister, Mrs. P. B. Ackerman, in Cot- i
j tageville and also Miss Annie^arnes
4n Columbia.
'! Mr. ahd Mrs. Allen Drauafion re-
, turned to their ‘home in Warsaw, N.
C., on Monday after spending the
; Easter holidays with / ^dhe latter’s
1 mother, Mrs. W. C. Baldwin.
A $6,000 scholarship endowment Mrs. Blakely" Tribble returned Sat-
has been established at Presbyterian urday from a several days’ stay with
college to the memory of the late W. relatives in Blackstock.
C. Davis of Manning, President Mar- ( Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr.,
shall W. Brown announced yester- and children spent the week-end In
day. j Winston-Salem, N. C., with relatives
The fund, designated as the “W. C. and attended the Moravian Eastsr
Davis Scholarship Endowment,” was services Sunday. • !
bequeathed by his wife, the late Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Young, Miss
Clara H. Davis in her will settled in Grace Young and Romaine Hamilton
the Clarendon county probate judge’s spent Sunday in McCormick with
coiirt last month. j relatives.
Mrs. Davis specified that the in- j Mr. and Mrs! Ansel Godfrey of this
terest from the $6,000 endowment city, and Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun Gault
fund be loaned by the college’s schol- of Mullins, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
arship committee to a student “of. vin Gault, Sr., in Bamberg, during
good moral character, in need of fi-' the week-end.
nancial assistance and of a high Mrs. Laura Hazle is a patient at
scholarship standing in his classes." Hays hospital.
She requested in the will that first Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Young have re-
preference be given to applicants turned tp their home in White Plains,
who are members of the Manning N. Y., after spending several days
Presbyterian church “where my late here as the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
husband was a devoted and faithful George R. Blalock,
member, officer and teacher through- Friends of Mrs. Charles L. Rounds
out his entire life.” Second prefer- will regret to know she is ill and a
ence was asked for any applicants patient at Blalock clinic,
related to the late Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Marshall W. Brown attended
Davis. - the executive committee meeting of
James Hugh McFaddin served as the S. C. Board of Control, Southern
executor of the estate and Mrs. Da- Regional Education, held in Co'um-
vis’ three nieces — Louise Hamer, bia on Monday.
Belva Ariail and Clara Price—were Miss Emily Martin, of Spartan-
named divisees of the residue. The hurg, spent the week-end here as the
Box Office Opens 2:45 — Saturday 12:45
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Thursday and Friday, April 13-14
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Saturday, April 15
Tarzan and The Huntress
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Beautiful Huntress
Feature: 1:00, 2:42, 4:24, 6:06, 7:48, 9:30
Also Comedy i
Monday and Tuesday, April 17-18
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19
BLACK BOOK
Freach Revolution and Reign of Terror
With Robert Cummings and Arlene Dahl
MOVIBJ!!
BETTER
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will'was dated July 22, 1948.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
relatives for their kindnesses, cards,
fWprc thP ni,P week-end with her parents, in Flor
guest of Mrs. J. Will Dillard.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franks of
Columbia spent the Easter holidays
with the former’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude N. Franks.
Miss Ruth Richardson spent the.
flowers and the nice meals durin
the il.lness and death of our mother,
“Granny" Cole.
—THE COLE FAMILY.
THE CASINO
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
t April l£ and 13
WOLF HUNTER
Royal Northwest Mounties go
after fur-thieves.
With KIRBY GRANT, HELEN
PARISH and EDWARD NORRIS.
Feature: 2:35, 5:31, 8:27.
...Also...
SHAMROCK HILL
(Dance, Song and Comedy)
With PEGGY RYAN and RAY
McDonald.
Feature: 3:45, 6:41, 9:37.
Sir Gollohad, Chap. 1
9c and 35c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
April 14 and 15
FRONTIER OUTPOST
(Government Gold and Bandits)
With CHARLES STARRETT
and SMILEY BURNETT.
Feature:
Friday: 2:00, 4:38, 7:16, 9:54.
Saturday: 1:40, 4:31, 7:16, 10:01
...Also... -
MIGHT TRAIN TO
MEMPHIS
With ROY ACUFF
Feature:
Saturday: 2:51, 5:36, 8:21.
Friday: 3:05, 5:43, 8:21.
Devil's Horse, Chap. 6
9c and 35c .
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
April 17 and 18
IT'S A GREAT
FEELING
(Technicolor Musical)
With DORIS DAY and DENNIS
MORGAN.
Feature: 2:23, 4:11, 7:23, 9:11,
NEWS. 9c and 36c-
ence.
Mrs. Sidney Rumph has returned
to her home in Savannah, Ga., after
being called here last week on ac
count of the death of her brother,
W. Roy Pitts.
CHURCH GROUP TO MEET
The Woman’s Society of Christian
Service .will meet at Broad Street
Methodist church Monday afternoon,-
April 17, at 4 o’clock.
Mrs. Gray Named
Parent-Teached Head
Mrs. James S. Gray was elected
president of the Florida Street Par
ent-Teacher association for the com
ing year at a meeting held on Tues
day evening April 4.
Other officers chosen to serve
were:
Mrs. John S. Glover,, vice-presi
dent.
Mrs. A. D. Salter, secretary.
Mrs. Perry M. Moore, treasurer.
The meeting wap a special “Fath
ers night" occasion, with special ef
fort being made to get both parents
to attend
After the business meeting, Miss
Agnes Davis’ fourth grade presented
a play learned in science class. Wal
ter A. Johnson, head of Boys State,
gave a t..ll: en that organization and
showed a movie, taken during the
past summer’s session.
Later, a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served in the
school dining room.
Joanna News
(Continued from page seven)
ing shadowy fern and white snap
dragons with candles were used. As
sisting Mr. and Mrs. Rowland in re
ceiving and entertaining were Mrs.
James Sunpson, Mrs. Lavinia Cooley,
Mrs. John Ross^ Mrs. Grace Clark,
Mrs. G. N. Foy, Mrs. Michael Tur-
: ner, Miss Ruth Hair, Miss Catherine
Flow and Miss Hilda Oxner.
For her wedding trip, the bride
wore a rose beige dressmaker suit
with lime-green and brown acces
saries and the^orchid from her prayer
,book. I
After a honeymoon to an undis-
i closed destination, the young couple
| will make their home in Athens, Ga.
j Mrs. Weinberg, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sloan Rowland, at
tended the local schools and is a
graduate of the School of Nursing of
Spartanburg General hospital. For
the past eight months she has been a
member of the staff of nurses at
Joanna Memorial hospital. _
Mr. Weinberg, son of Mrs. B. L.
Weinberg and the late Mr. Weinberg,
of Hapeville, is completing his stud
ies at the University of Georgia.
Among the out-of-town guests for
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
George Wilson of Bath, Mrs. J. L.
MoCravey of Chester, Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. McIntosh of Sumter, Mrs. Sue
Muflcey of AA'evilte, C., Jabby
Gillespie, Miss Lena Brant, Miss Bil
lie Rowland of Walhalla.
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