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I t i! Thursday, October 25, 1951 \ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Seven PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA ms CECIL ODELL, Correspondent and Representative 't t t Mrs. James Lovelace spent the week-end in Greenwood with Mrs. A. C. Rhodes. Mrs. Charlie Coleman was the week-end guest of her brother, Floyd Cook, and Mrs. Cook at Fort Jackson. While away Mrs. Cole man visited Mrs. Pete Evans at the Baptist hospital. Pfc. Chalmers Johnson, recently returned from Korea, spent a 30- day leave with his brother, Walt Johnson, and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Fred Ross, Mrs. John M. Ross and Mrs. Joe Johnson were Friday visitors in Greenville. Jimmy Stewart, ministerial stu dent at Wofford college, spent the A J P LAND SALE ' The State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. In Court of Common Pleas Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Association, Clinton, S. C., Plaintiff, vs. Fred L. Tumblin, Georgie Etta S. Tumblin, and Bank of Clinton, De fendants. Pursuant to a Decree of the Court in the above stated case, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bid der, either in or in front of the Court •i, week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tot Stewart. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Jimmy and Mrs. J. W. Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart in Columbia. Pfc. Pete Johnson of Camp Gor don, Ga., is spending a 15-day fur- IdHgh with Mrs. Johnson, the for mer Miss Betty Smith, and small son. Miss Willena Lovelace, James Lovelace, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ab rams, Willie Nell and Linda Gruber visited J. C. Gruber in the Spartan burg General hospital Sunday. Mrs. Gruber is spending several days in Spartanburg while her husband is ilL ^ Mrs. Edward Lehman and small son, Steve, left Sunday for Denver, Colo., where they will join Lt. Leh man for an extended stay. Ensign Nancy Chapman, after finishing her training in Newport, R. I., is spending a 10-day leave with her father, Ernest Chapman. She has received her first assign ment with the communications de- Chief" Crews Sees Fair 27th Straight Year ( Says The Laurens Advertiser) James T. Crews, Sr., former Lau rens police chief aru) now an active member of the force of The Laurens Advertiser, is 87 years old but has the spirit and energy of persons many years younger than he. Last week, “Chief’ Crews, as he is popularly known, made hir annual visit to the Piedmont Interstate Fair in Spartanburg, marking the 27th consecutive year he has taken in the exposition. He made the rounds of the ex hibits and other attractions with his daughter, Mrs. J. Y. Wallace, who resides in Spartanburg. Mr. Crews, who has a genuine zest for life, said he thoroughly enjoyed the excursion to the fair and that he wouldn’t miss the opportunity to go if he could help it. He looks for ward to attending again next year, he said. Local Mills Hold ment with the communications de- partment of the navy in New York ^'Cty ^006$ UriVC City. Free! Free! — ■:: ■ , 1 11 Deluxe Model Chevrolet To be Given Away FREE at the NEWBERRY COUNTY FAIR October 29th to November 3rd Mr. and Mrs. V, L. Holley, Miss I In the interest of employees’ pro- Dora Edmunds, Mr. and Mrs. Hor-!tection and welfare the Clinton- House ,at Laurens, S. C., on Salesdayl ace Hamm, Sr., and Horace Hamm. Lydia mills held their second an- in November next, being Monday, Jr., visited Mrs. Helen Evans at thei nua ' safety shoe drive this week, the 5th day of the month, during the Baptist hospital in Columbia Sun- Miller Y. Hunter, representative of day. a shoe company, was in each depart ment to display and fit the shoes. I legal hours for such sales, the fol lowing described property, to wit: “All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land with dwelling house and other improvements thereon, situate, lying and being on the north side of West Main Street' in the Town of Clinton, in Laurens County, South Carolina, bounded on the north by lot of Fred Tumblin, ninety-three (83) feet thereon; on the east by lot of C. Rhodes, formerly of estate of J. C. Wilson, one hundred ninety- four and 7-10 (184.7) feet thereon; on the south by West Main Street, seventy-eight (78) feet thereon; and on the west by North Livingston Street, formerly known as Bums Mr. and Mrs. Frank Templeton, Mrs. Bob Davis and daughter, I Over two hundred employees are] Duffy, B. W. Oxner, Misses De lorfes Ramage and Violet Thomas visited Pvt. Mac Templeton at Fort Jackson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dovenport of Silver Springs, Md., spent several Chandler ComoleteS days last week with the former s , _ . . . £ parents, Mr and Mrs. John Henry BoSIC Airmen Course now wearing such shoes. Many re ported cases have proven they have! saved employees much time, money,! and pain mill officials state. Davenport, Sr. Jack Parham of Anderson, and Furman univeristy, joined Harold Willingham and spent Friday with Harold’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E J. Willingham. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and — . , . . , Mrs. George Morse included the Street, two hundred (200) feet there-1 fonTier . f Mr and Mrs s j. on. Said lot of land is the ideritical Morie j^,. and Mri Gerald Morse, property conveyed to Fred L. Turn- Mr and Mrs Tillman Morse. Mr. blin and Georgie Etta S. Tumblin by, and Mrs Qtis Morse, and children. , Clinton Building and Loan Assod- al i of Joanna, Mr. and Mrs Earl I* ation by its deed dated nr- v. Morse of Greenwood, and Mr and 1843, recorded in Deed Book 80. at | Mrs Clarence Morse of Cincwatti, page 288, in the office of the Clerk Ohio. of Court for Laurens County, S. C. Mr. and Mrs Rube Melton and Terms of Sale: Cash. The success- small son of Greenville, visited Mr | ful bidder, other than the Plaintiff and Mrs. Cecil Farmer over the herein, immediately upon the con- week-end. elusion of the bidding, shall deposit Miss Faye Gaskin spent the with the Clerk of Court the sum of week-end in Whitmire with Mr five (3%) per cent as a guarantee of and Mrs. Frank Sinclair, his good faith in the bidding. The Mr. and Mrs. J. F Low man. Jr., | same to be applied to the purchase and small son. Ronnie, of Green- price upon his complying with the wood, were Sunday guests of Mr terms of sale, otherwise to be paid and Mrs Johnny Lowman. to Plaintiff for credit on the indebt-1 * edness. In the event the successful Installation Service bidder should fail to make such de-. On Sunday morning at the 11 posit, or should fail to comply with o’clock hour the church officers, j fhc terms of sale.-the said uZZ sh.U 1 fner.l church school .nd class of-1 be re-sold on the same or some sub- fwwr* will be installed at Epworth, sequent Salesday on the same terms, thurc h. at rfck of the defaulting purchaser. . The purchaser to pay for papers, Birlh Announcvmvnu stamps and recording. Putnam j, * W. E. DUNLAP, Mr. »nd Mrs. red Putnam an- C. C. C. P. St G. S., nounce the birth of a sen. Dennis Dated this 18th day of October, 1851. Neil at Joanna Memorial hospital l-3cw on October 18. Mrs. Putnam as — — the former Miss Dons Humphrey. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Baker an nounce the birth of a son, Broad us Allen, Jr., on October 21 at Jo anna hospital. Mrs. Baker is the -former Miss Mildred Kinard of Prosperity. May Mr. and Mrs. Houston May an- [ nounce the birth of a • daughter, j I Shirley Anne, at Joanna hospital | 1 on October 21. Mrs May is re membered as Miss Crumpton of' Newberry. Intermediates Continue Study Continuing the Int ermediate Christian Adventure week, last Tuesday evening the members en joyed a weiner roast at the picnic shelter given by Mesdames C. R- O'Dell and David Madden. Mrs. Lavinia Cooley directed the activi ties and recreation. The most in spiring remarks were given by Johnny Moore on “World Sports manship.” A worship center with burning candles was used for the worship program and was given by Mrs. Mary Simpson. The past Tuesday Mesdames W. W. Niver and James Fulmer treated the group during their social hour. Sub-District Moots The Maltese Cioss sub-district met Monday evening at Broad Street Methodist church in Clinton. The MYF of Lydia church had charge of the program on “Com- munity Service.’’ Following this the counsellor of Broad Street showed a movie, “That His Way May Be Known.” The business hour was brief and refresmments of punch and home- baked cup cakes in many Hallo we’en designs were served by the hostess. Eighteen members of Ep- worth MYF attended. With Tho Sick Mrs. Frances Bryant of Cross Hill, underwent surgery at the local hospital on October 19. Friends of J. C. Gruber will re- , gret to know he is a patient follow ing surgery 6t the Spartanburg i General hospital. Mrs. Pete Evans is a patient at the Baptist hospital in Columbia I following surgery last week. I Mrs. Andy Gosnell was admited to Joanna hospital on October 18 for treatment. Bud Carr is recuperating at his home in Clinton following an ap- (Continued on page 3) Paul A. Chandler, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Chandler. Rt. 3. Clin ton, has completed his A basic air men indroctmation course at Lack land Air Force Base, Texas, the ‘Gateway to the Air Force." His basic training has prepared him for entrance into Air Force technical training and for assignment in specialized work. Tli# SfytefkM Dt Lan* 2-Oopr Sedan IWW—H—BWHBBMHMWBPBdM Announcement WE NOW DO ALTERING AND REPAIR WORK. Pirk-up and Delivery Service. ('anil and Carry Plan— Suita at 65c Clinton Dry Cleaners 948 The Fair Committee is pleased to announce that on Friday. November 2nd. at 10:45 P. M. at the Fair Grounds they, with the full cooperation of the Kemper Chevrolet Co., authorized deal' ers for Chevrolet cars and trucks, will give away a new Deluxe Model Chevrolet car. You Must be Present to Win! Newberry Co. Fair, Oct. 29 - Nov. 3 ITS A Bulova ACADEMY AWARD with matching EXPANSION BRACELET ACA0CMY AWARO BIG DISCOUNTS Up to $1000 Discount on Demonstrators DON’T MISS THIS BIG DISCOUNT SALE AT BOB NELLIGAN, Laurens, S. C. Rock Bottom Prices all New and Used Cars . * % Brand New Mercurys as Low as $2222 1950 Mercurys as Low as $1444 1949 Mercurys as Low as $1222 Big Discounton All Other Used Cars Bank Rate Finances! Sensational Values! Big Discounts Thursday, Friday, Saturday THIS WEEK ONLY Open to 9:00 P.M. First Time Ever—Lowest, Price Ever! Mid muso Tiaeiinm J. Q. JEWELER "II’* Tim* That Count*" IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES ON ALL MODELS Bob Nelligan, Inc. “The South’s Top Traders” LAURENS, S. C.