The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 08, 1953, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, Januarj* 8, 1935
Coirity's First
'53 b^bth Listed
:rom
r. j ur-ts
Highway 276
recei\*ed Tuesday
about four miles
Miss Mattie Blakely
Irom Laurens when his truck over- CloilTied By DeOtH
[turned on him. Deputy Sheriff W. D At Age of 89
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City Pays $29,000
In Bonds, Notes and
Interest In December
Laurens, Ja* t deatn Bums said
of the new year from a violent cause Deputy Bums said Mr. Kennedy's I Miss Mattie Jane Blakely, 89.
occurred at Laurens Go unity bosp:ta: truck was being towed by a truck died early Monday morning at the
at 8 p. m Thursday, Jan 1, when j driven' by Wesley Ferguson, also of Blalock clicic after several years
e Bamwe” County truck driver died B&mweli County, when the coupling of declining health.
injuries received in a nigh way j broke. Ferguson said he felt the loss, The funeral services were held
| of weight when the rear truck broke Tuesday afternoon from the Asso-, showed income from
loose and looked back to see what C iate Reformed Presbyterian
church.
December — always the biggest
second floor space in the present city
! building. Council concurred, on mo
tion of Alderman McMillan.
As a result of this action, the office
of the chief of police and sergeant
Will be moved to the second floor and
the space used to construct two new
jail cells for better segregation of
male and female prisoners. This
rr-shap.
Bur
Kennedy died at the hospi-
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pe.p e *- "ee , c {; er you advice as to Hew to pfo-
*e;t it. E-t remember that a little learning is a dan-
oerous thing. Your phys'c’an and your pharmacist
ha/e devoted their lives to the prc*e:tion of your
heacru T 'u.-Cin ia : eiy rely only on the advice of
your ph-^-s c an when your hea
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Phone 19
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SUSAN MORROW
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LOUISIANA BATOU MAN! VIRGINIA MAYO
U THE * HAMEL! SS BELLE Of BA1CME2!
ccnducted her pastor, to dty council Monday night by Wm.
Dr. C. B. Betts, assisted by Rev. Brooks Owens, city clerk and treas-
James E. Kmard. Interment fol- urer.
low ed in Rosemont cemeter>* with The amount ^ r i uc jed $67,930.21 in
a .arge gathering of mends and taxes
relatives attending the ntes. The. ... , • , _ .
grave »ras banked with many floral . ^enditurei also tj» larjest lor
offerings indieative of the love and «« lor
month in the year tor city receipts— Has termed by council as a “must*
all sources of an( * be done immediately.
$96,113.13, it was shown in a report
Other business by council includ
ed receipt ot application of H. R.
Jones for a position in the police de
partment. Mr. Jones, until recently,
was a deputy sheriff of Laurens
county and has had many years ex
perience as a police officer.
Council also directed the mayor to
install lights at the rear of the high
school and the Florida Street school.
esteem in which she was held.
Pallbearers were: David Blakelyl
A. B. Godfrey. Lee Add Blakely,
Frank Godfrey. Downs Monroe,
and William Q. Chisholm. "Hie
honorary escort was composed of
the deacons and elders of the ARP
church and Dr. J. W. Davis. Dr.
George R. Blalock, and Dr. D. E.
Waller.
all accounts.
Included in expenditures was $29,-
000.00 in bonds paid off with inter
est. and notes and interest paid. The
city retired $17,000 in bonds that
came due, with $5,035 in interest:
notes paid amounted to $6,325, and
interest on notes was $621.53.
It was noted by council that 35
mills of the city's 53 mill tax levy
are earmarked for retirement of
Miss Blakely was a native of this bonds and payment of interest on
county and lived her entire life in bonds. This 3S mill levy brings in S
this community. She was a daugh- revenue of about $36,000, it was stat- 2
-4er of- the late Davtd and Isabella—g-fr, wmie-the crtTr 'artually pays off r:
Sloan Blakely. She is survived by approximately $66,000 a year in in- 2
one brother, Edgar L. Blakely, and terest and bonds. The difference is 8
a number of nieces and nephew* made up by the receipts of the wa- |
of this c:ty and community. ter and light department of the city 1 “
Miss Biakedy was the oldest which are used to pay off about
member of the local ARP church 510,000 in revenue bonds and in ter-
which she deariv loved and faith- levied against the department.
C/CWl
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IF YOU
ERR0LL HI OUR
gfhrtetfjm?* (Hub
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fully supported in all its work until ~ r ~
her health failed. A woman of City Clerk-Treas.,
strong chnstian faith, her life was li.
marked by integrity’, high purpose M0(1 e Purchasing
of character and kind deeds for Agent By Council
others. Those who knew and ad-
mired . her will regret her passing (Continued from pag$ erne)
Enroll in the class that suits
your purse. Join this happy
school of savers. Next year
you will receive the finest
diploma of all — a splendid
check that will bring the
§ Christmas joy which you
k have so richly earned. Re-
f: member, there's a class for
n every age and purpose. You
2 can enroll now.
Award Set Up At
P. C. In Memory of
Late Dr. Dudley Jones
award in memory
j to be added to the sinking fund
payment of interest and principal on
bonds as they mature. In addition,
at the meeting Monday night coun
cil accepted Alderman Wilson's mo
tion to transfer $5,000 to the credit
of of the sinking fun “before Sept err
or
A history
the late Dr. Frank Dudley Jones, her 1, 1953" (the beginning of a new j?
has been established at Preabyte- , fiscal year >. ,
riain college. President Marshall W ^ Council also adopted a motion by §
Brown has announced. Alderman Ray that all past due taxes S
Mrs. Lou.se Jones DuBose. direc- 06 turned over to the city attorney §
tor of the . University of South - or collection. The total amount,
Carolina Press, and daughter of the • vas stated, is approximately $<,000,
prcrhinent minister and educator.# includes the years from 1949 to g
has set up a fund with ‘gifts of - 952 - ft
over SI.000 and plans for future Alderman Reddeck, reporting for
^ addit.ons. It will be used to pH'0- ° committee council to look into tl
vade awards for outstanding under- " e feasibility of using the vacated
h&tGTy—SZ~pffe-t* f *‘*®' company ouiiaing on Eas: it
Carolina avenue for additional of- **
Deposit Each
Week for 50 Weeks
50c ;
81.00 $50.00
$2.00 l $100.00
$5.00 $250.00
810.00 $500.00
M. S. Bailey & Son
BANKERS
Capital and Surplus $600,000.00
grarrasi
bytenan. Mrs. DuBos^ said
purpose in establishing the awards
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nee space, recommended tnat the i a
is to promote interest and research ' r '°' TeT ‘' ouiiding, but use
< ► in history, especially Southern his
tory.
Established 1886
Member FJ)J.C. — Our 66th Year
Saturday, January 10 (One Day)
The University Press director
chose Presbyterian college for her j.
awards because it was at this insti
tution that her father taught for 25 j
years. Dr. Jones officially served
as head" oTTne' , d^aHmehr‘of~prrn'n
csophy, but he taught numerous!
history courses, had several publi-i
cations in this field and presided
for a term over the South Carolina
Historical Association.
Dr. Jones died in June, 1946,
leaving the coilge a valuable col
lection of South CaroLmiana.
had happened. The Kennedy truck i
was careening back and forth across
the highway and finally turned over}'
in a roadside ditch, he said.
The body was taken from the hos-;
pital to Kennedy Mortuary where it
remained until relatives arrived,
this morning. CorcHier Joe F. Smith
♦ said an inquest will be held.
305 N. Sloan St
Phone 884
Clinton, S. C.
Round, Sirloin, T-Bone, Tenderized
STEAK
Thick Fat Back
12C
Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 12-13
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Friday and Saturday, Jan. 9-10
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MONK BARONI
LONE STAR
TRAIL
(Western)
With JOHNNY MACK BROWN
(Boxing Story)
With BRUCE CABOT and
MONA KNOX.
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Steel knives are best scoured
with a*line cl easing powder and a
[large enough cork. Fine steel wool
may also be used. Scouring uten-
I sils should be damp rather than
wet.
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Large Rinso 2 boxes for 39c
OkinLitOvJ Fresh S. C. EGGS
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Margold Margarine lb. 19c
SUGAR 5 lbs. 49c
Fresh Florida—Size 250
ORANGES
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1-Lb. Rolls
Hot or Mild
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