The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 29, 1953, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, January 29, 1953
Barr To Address
Baptist Men Here,
WITH THE SICK
Committee Favors
Byrnes' Surplus
Birth Announcements
j Friends of Mrs. W. H. Workman
! ’ , will regret to know she has been ill}
Mr. and Mrs. aIt ^ r 1 on ' a ; 1_ at her hoone in Cross Anchor. ’ ■■
, nounce the birth of a daughter, Deb- . ^!\nAnHinfl l/rA#ir3IVI
iorah Ann, at Blalock clinic on Janu-I Howard F. Smith is convalescing ^ jp0||Q|Hy | 1051001
I ary 24. Mrs. Wilson was formerly at home following an operation ill- r ^
, Miss Jewell Young, daughter of Mr.; ness and sta - v at Ha y s hospita : Columbiat Jan> 27.—Gov. Byrnes’
and Mrs. Ed Young. I Hamp McDaniel has returned home | recommended st?te surplus
CRISP 'from Hays rtbspital where he was a , co u e g e bond i ssuet school construc-
Mr. and Mrs., Ray M. Crisp an-' P a lj ent se ' e f al days - ! tion and schoolboy school bus driver
nounce the birth of a son, Ray Webb, i Friends of Augustus Blakely wil pay ra j se bills won committee ap-
on January 23, at Blalock clinic.' be interested to know he is improv- p rova i today.
Mrs. Crisp was before marriage Miss j home after being a patient at ^ house ways an d means com-
PeSSy IUSU - Friends of Mrs. Ethel Pitts will be mitt f to K ^, PP ^ aU f °“ r pr °-
glad to know she is able to return! in ^ bllls - ^ wl11 *° to
home today from Hays hospital ^ house tomorrow as committee
DEYTON
1 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny F. Deyton
i announce the birth of a daughter, 1
ting of ?.IcCormick, department
'presidpnt; Mrs. Gary Paschal of
Columbia, department rehabilita
tion chairman; Mrs. C. D. Gorman,
of Greenvilie, Zone, vice-presi-
and Mrs. John S. Smith of Green
ville. .
The. 750 delegates were expect
ing to greet President Eisenhower,
but he had to forego this pleasure
because of a slight cold.
Elizabeth Geraldine, on Jan. 27,' at . when; sh e has been a patient
bills.
pital.
The following, who have been pa-
Blalock clinic. Mrs. Deyton is the
former Miss Mary Helen Bobb.
FRANKLIN
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Franklin an
nounce the birth of a son, Michael
Dean, on Jan. 21 at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Franklin was before marriage
i Miss Viola Rosetta Lark.
; JARVIS
Dr. V. Ward Barr, pastor of the Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Jarvis of j injTBeihTHo^rr^nj^in' Hold'er’
F : st Baptist church, Gastonia, N. | Columbia, announce the birth of a an d ^ rs Gene Franks of Laurens.
( .. will be the main speaker at the ] son, Stanley Davis, on January 26 The following are patients at' Hays
-sociat.onal Brotherhood Methods at Providence hospital in Colum-j hospital: Mrs. Charles Rice, Ralph
nference to be held here at Cal- bia. Mrs. Jarvis is the former Miss C biids, J. W. Creswell, Victor Law-
Kathy Snelgrove, daughter oL,Me. ; . Legislators generally regarded the
and Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove, is itecu- 1 committee action as an opening
perating at home following an ap-| round victory for school needs in a
pendectomy last week at Hays hos- 'battle over 16 million dollars in state
surplus funds.
Also fighting for the funds in ask-
DR. V. WARD BARR
tients at Blalock clinic, have re-1 ing an additibnal 8 V4 return Of state
turned to their home: Mrs. G. P. Sat-'liquor tax revenues to counties and
terfield, Miss Lily Yarborough, Gil-! cities is the South Carolina Munici-
lette Simpson, Horace Collins, Mrs.
vary Baptist church on Tuesday
night. Feb. 3, at 7:45 p.^m. Dr.
Barr will speak on "Christ’s Chal
lenge To Men.”
!• ranees Lee Pitts, daughter of Mrs. | sorii anc j Mrs. Ben Whitmire of Lau-
Ethel R. Pitts of this city.
BAILEY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey
i rens.
! Patients at Blalock clinic include:
of Rev. B. L. Wood, Mrs. Mamie Easter,
pal association.
The committee bills will be:
1. A measure to spend 11% mil
lions from the surplus on pewpanent
improvements at state colleges, in
stitutions and the State Mental hos
pital.
2. A proposal for &> permanent 10
million dollar bond issue, supported
by tuition fees, for permanent im-
Mason Suffers
Serious Injuries In
Collision of Cars
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John M. Mason, Mrs. Mason, and
her sister, Mrs. Georgia McLendon,
were in a serious accident early Sun
day night en route home from a visit
to relatives in Georgia. The accident
occurred opposite the Wadsworth
community house.
Mr. Mason was seriously injured
and after being brought to Hays hos
pital was removed to the Veterans
hospital in Columbia, suffering from
back and qther injuries. It was re
ported yesterday by a member of the
family who had visile dhlm that his
family who had visited him that his
injuries are not as serious as first
thought. He is'ex pec ted to be in the
hospital for some time, it was said.
Mrs. Mason and Mrs. McLendon
are patients at Hays hospital where
they are recovering from injuries re
ceived in the wreck. ,J
It was reported that the Mason car,
! headed here, ran into the rear of a
parked car without lights. About the
same" time a third car ran into the
rear of the Mason car, the three hav
ing a general mix-up in the collision.
Mr. Mason, manager of Galloway’s
Barber Shop, is well known here and
has many friends who wish for him
and his family a speedy recovery.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING
—EXCEPT BAD
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
This meeting will bring together Greenville, announce the birth of a Mrs." Agnes Richardson, and Mrs.!provements at the six state support-
™ Baptist men of the Clinton area, daughter, Connie, on January 27 at
A special period of instruction on i the General hospital in Greenville.
:he organization, operation and ac-jMrs. Bailey is the former Miss An
ti vities of the Baptist Brotherhood gela Cassanova, daughter of Mrs.
will be presenetd by John A. Farm- M. Cassanova and the late Mr. Cas-
er, State Director of the South
Carolina Baptist Brotherhood
sanova. Mr. Bailey is the son of
Mrs. T. L. W. Bailey and the late
All men of all faiths are invited Dr Bailey all of this city.
to attend.
Highway Chief
Would Require
License Tests
McCRARY -
Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. McCrary
announce the birth of a son, Sam
Henly, Jr., on January 26 at the
General hospital in Greenville.
Mrs. McCrary was Miss Marion
Padgett before marriage.
Fred Chapman of Laurens.
Jerry Forrester has returned to his
home from Hays hospital where he
has been a patient.
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Colvin L. Lark
Passes At Home,
Native of Pickens
^ PRESCRIPTIONS R
‘ ColumbiaP'Jan. 26.—Chief High
way Commissioner Claude R. Mc
Millan has said he favors requiring
an examination for drivers before GIVE ME HEALTH
:heir licenses are renewed. ANY DAY
It would take off the highways "Give me health and a day and I
a lot of motorists who are no long- ■ will make the pomp of emperors ri- { Funeral services ^vere conducted
\ r qualified to drive,” he stated. i diculous” was Ralph Waldo Emer- Sunday afternoon from Rock
Many drivers received licenses son's terse but eloquent opinion, of Bridge by Dr. W. R. Turner and the
wfore the state required an exami- the value of health. j B ev - W. R. Terry. Interment fol
lowed in Rosemont cemetery.
Pallbearers were C. O. Harris,
ed colleges. This is part of the sur
plus-spending bill.
3. A bill to increase schoolboy
school bus driver pay to $35 a month.
It is now $25.
4. A bill to increase the state aid
for school building to just short of
10 million a year. It now is about
6 million a year.
Committee bills have high priority
on the house calendar, and these can
Calvin L. Lark, 62, died early come up for debate as early as to-
Friday morning at his home near, morrow, barring objections then,
the city after several weeks ill-1 They can be debated Thursday, ob-
ness. ejections or no.
Mr. Lark, a native of Pickens; '
county, had made his home here Five WnmAn
for 15 years, a son of the late J. P.j£' V ,
and Cynthia Smith Lark. He was|jhok6 Hands
a deacon of Rock Bridge Presbyte- ki rc ILq
rian church and was employed as!
a machinist at Lydia Cotton Mills. 1
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Your Life Insurance Policies
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TWOFOLD
IMPORTANCE
Washington, Jan. 26. — Five
South Carolina women shook
hands Monday afternoon with the
wives of President Eisenhower and
j Vice-President Nixon.
| "It was just the most exciting
, . rvvKKthing in this world,” said Mrs. Har-
permits even though they may not dent of birth. Its price is Constant ‘ V zanders, nooert v.odd, uene | ^ ^ —
ation. the commissioner explain- The vibrant, glowing health of i
ed, and are being issued renewal which he speaks is seldom an acci
dent of birth. Its price is Constant „ ,, , «
vigilance, with proper regard , or ^nox, Clyde Trammell, and Buddy
re - rest, fresh air, exercise, and diet. ' ^ a i) der s-
The honorary escort consisted of
They protect your family—and their cash
surrender value is excellent collateral for
,a loan at our bank. There is no delay, no
-'red tape" when you borrow here on
your life insurance. Your policies continue
in force; and the cost is moderate. Ask
us for details of this convenient loan olan.
M. S. Bailey & Son
be qualified to drive.
They passed the test now
quired to get a license~'Bnginatty
At-4he- first sign- of illness,—see
on
tte Ameri
the road, because of poor vision skillful and never-failing ally in the! M r . Lark was twice married. His
and other handicaps, he said. ' preservation of health. If, 'in his first carnage was to Thunsey Vir-
South Carolina law now permits judgment, medication is needed, | ^ inia a en f>er r
drivers to renew their license ev- bring your prescription to us.
cry four years merely by making YOUNG’S PHARMACY
application. The State Highway
Department will start March 1 re
newing present licenses of nearly
£00,000 state drivers that expire
June 30.
A bill to require examinations
YVe Deliver
Phone 19
outstanding.
Gentry’s bill provides that the
driving examination be made in
the county in which the applicant
. , . , , , resides, within 10 days of the date
(or license renewal was introduced, , he application for renewal j, Wed .
in the Xleneral Assembly this week 1 :
by Rep. John T. Gentry of Pickens. I SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
It would apply to all licences now 1 “T^e Paper Everybody Reads”
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Thursday and Friday, Jan. 29-30
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From this
union three daughters and two
sons survive: Mrs. Fred Painter of
Anderson; Mrs. Cecil Duncan of
Marietta; Mrs. Hugh Norton of
Greenwood; Tom, Lark of Green
ville, and Larry Lark of Lewis
ville, N. C. His second marriage
was to Ardena Mae Bell Lark, who
survives him with nine children:
Mrs. Ward Knight of Augusta, Ga.;
Mrs. L. J. Franklin of this city;
Mrs. David Gable of Greenwood;
Misses Bumest, Barbara, Annette
and Merita Lark, all of the home,
and Ernest Lark of Greenwood;
five brothers, Harry and Harvey
Lark, both of Easley; Smith and
Tom Lark, both of Greenville, and
W. P. Lark of Trenton; two sis
ters, Mrs. Fannie Serleff and Mrs.
Sam Lusk of Easley, and 25 grand
children.
ry M. Martin of Dillon.
The White House visit vyas a part
of the annual Women’s Forum on
National-.^Security. „ The S,
Established 1886
BANKERS
Capital and Surplus $600.000.00
can Legion Auxiliary, included:
Mrs. Martin, national executive
committeewoman; Mrs. C. K, Ep-
Member F.D.I.C. — Our 67th Year
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ROBERT MITCHUM • ANN BLYTH
Saturday, Jan. 31 (One Day)
KEEP ’EM FLYING
HOUSEHOLD HELPS
Equal quantities of dates and
nuts placed through the food chop-
i per make the base for a delicious
! sweet sandwich. Add a speck of
salt for flavoring and cream en
ough to make filling moist enough
to spread. »
(Comedy)
With Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
« COMEDY
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CARTOON
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 2-3
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4 (ONE DAY)
THE HOUR OF 13
(A Story of a Gallant Jewel Thief)
With Peter Lawford and Dawn Addams
THE CASINO
Friday and Saturday, Jan. 30-31
SPOILERS OF
THE RANGE
(Western)
With CHARLES STARRETT
! Serial—“MEN FROM THE MOON”—Chap. 12 9c fud 30c
STOLEN FACE
— (Mystery)
With LIZABETH SCOTT and
PAUL HENREID
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3 in h it Over!
M RS. ESSIE MAE McMICHAEL
of Orangeburg, is one of our
best satisfied and most loyal pol-
cy holders.
la a recent letter, she said, *T
can truthfully say I like my Cap
ital Life and Health policy better
than any other insurance I have
ever had. It pays hospital bills
and death benefits promptly.
**1 have had my policy about
four years and I keep up my dues
regularly—and will do so as long
as I am able to work. When I get'
disabled to work I still have a
paid-up policy. What more pan
anyone expect?
I have gotten a lot of friends of
mine to take policies with this
company, and they like it . fine.
Good luck to the Capital Life
and Health Insurance Company
and to all its agents and officers.
Announcement
To Our Customers!
At an early date we will occupy our recent
ly completed store building (directly opposite
our former location).
We wish to express our appreciation to our
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many loyal customers during the 15 years we
have been in business. You are invited to visit
us in our new location.
An entirely self-service system will be in
operation for your shopping convenience.
you, Mrs. McMichael. It
is such expressions of faith that
make us even more determined
to live up to our slogan, “Found
ed on Faith—Dedicated to Ser
vice.”
TAL LIFE AND HEALTH
INSURANCE COMPANY
'Founirt — Fmtk-DUinfiU StTvitf
Plenty of Free Parking Space
WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF
OUR FORMAL OPENING
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South Broad Street
ROBERT E. and ALBERT S. JOHNSON