The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 17, 1953, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Mrs, Sallie C. Dorn
Posses In Columbia
Thursday, December 17, 1953
Birth Announcements
TAYLOR
Cpl. and Mrs. James Taylor an- Mrs. Sallie Chaney Raulon Dorn,
nounce the birth of a son, James 84. died Friday morning at Colum-
Ronald, on November 30 at Char
lotte Memorial hospital. Mrs. Tay
lor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mayfield Copeland of this city. Cpl.
Taylor, who is stationed with the the past nine years she had made
Marines in Korea, is the son of Mr. her home here with her daughter,
and Mrs. W. I. Haylor. Mrs. O. F. Mcntosh. She was a;
BALLEW member of Duke Street Baptist
bia hospital following a ten-day ilT-'j
ness. :
Mrs. Dorn had lived in Ninety-!
Six practically all her life, but for
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ballew an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Sandra Jean, on December 9 at
Hays hospital. Mrs. Ballew is the
former Miss Dorothy Wilson.
SMITH mi
church in Ninety-Six and a charter
member of the WMU.
Mrs. Dorn was twice married,
first to the late Frank Rauton. Sur-;
viving this union is one son, John
E. Rauton, Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Howard j Her second marriage was to the
Smith announce the birth of a son, * late J. D. Dorn. Surviving this un-
Robert Howard, on December 11 atj ion are one son, Oti Dorn of Ninety-
Hays hospital. Mrs. Smith was be- Six; and one daughter, Mrs. Mc-j
fore marriage Miss Carolyn Mc-!lntosh; also one step-son, A. W.J
Gowan of Mullins. Rauton of Greenwood; one step-
BODIE j daughter, Mrs. Mary Burnett of
Mr. and Mrs. George Herman Greenwood; a number of grand-
Bodie announce the birth of a son, | children and great-grandchildren. ;
George Herman, Jr, at Hays hos- Funeral services were conducted
pital on December 10. Mrs. Bodie Sunday at Duke Street Baptist
was formerly Miss Joyce Green. church by the Rev. W. S. Cromer, 1
BOLAND the Rev. W. A. Tinsley, and the
Mr. and Mrs.. Dillard Epting Bo- Rev. J.* A. McCarthy, with burial in
land announce the birth of a son. Good Hope Baptist church ceme-
Dillard Epting, Jr., on December 13|tery in Saluda county. ■■
at Hays hospital. Mr. Boland is the I "
former Miss Dorothy / Workman, S. T. S. Girls Win
daughter of Mr. and
Workman.
Mrs. A. C.
4-H Club Awards
SETZLER
and Mrs. Freddie Setzler of:
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Setzler ofi The county 4-H club achievement
Cross Hill, announce the birth of a; program was held in Laurens Sat-
daughter. Freda Lynn, on Decern-j urday morning with the following
ber 12 at the Blalock clinic. Mrs.' girls from the State Training School
Setzler was before marriage Miss winning awards:
Frances Cleveland,
Margaret Wilson.
WITH THE SICK
medal for,
bread demonstration and food prep-!
aration projects. Marcelle Cleve-,
land and Geneva Horn, medals for!
district winners for dairy foods
demontration, who were presented
identification bracelets from the
. | County Council of Farm Women.
Friends of Mrs. W. A. Dicus will
be glad to know she was able to re
turn to her home after being a pa-, ^ „ T T
tlent at the Blalock clinic several 0nlti L, Sllv £ r ® anc * ? osa L f e ' 1
o i sey. Blue Ribbon winners for senior;
‘ „ , .. , . i j 'dress revue. Edra Pugh and Eve-
Patients at Hays hospital include: j chaviS) Blue Ribbon winners,
Mrs Fyank Phillips of Joanna. Mrs. junior dress revue Mattie ^ Wy .|
Sandra Yoi ing, Mrs^ L. L. Johnson ^ mec j al and cb eck of $5.00 for
of Joanna; Mrs. J. H. Barnette. j canning. The club was presented;
Mrs. Elbert Franklin underwent jsj a ^i on al 4-H club Blue Ribbon
an appendectomj > esterday at Hays award f or their recreation and rural
hospital. . arts program.
Friends of Mason Simpson wull
be interested to know he is conva
lescing at home following a stay at
the Blalock clinic.
The following, who have been pa
tients at the Blalock clinic, have re
turned to their homes: Mrs. Bobby
Chapman, Laurens; Mrs. Jerry
Harris, Sr., James Spoon, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spoon.
Ernest Berry underwent an ap
pendectomy Saturday at Hays hos
pital.
The following are patients at the
Blalock clinic: Mrs Frank Ander
son, Mrs Alton Peyton, Mrs. Mac
Poole and Mrs. T. J. Price of Cross
Hill.
S. C. Produces
695,000 Bales
Of Cotton in 1953
South Carolina produced 695,0001
bales of cotton during 1953, the
Federal-State Crop Reporting Ser
vice said in its final report on the
subject.
liiis was six per cent and 38,000!
bales more than last year but one
Mrs. M. E. Smith of Newberry,) Pf r bales Iess tlian |
mother of Mrs. J. tt Hunter, Jr ! »>' 19 «- 5 » * v f , ai - J
is a patient at Hays hospital. The crop earned with it 294,000
— tons of cottonseed.
ii ne r\ne PriceS 10 date PUt 3 ValUC ^
Joanna Masons lo ]07 million dollars on the crop,
Hold Meet Saturday P e seed is worth another 15 mil-
m • , hon. This is 18 million less than
Magnolia Lodge No. 355, AFM, of ^ y ea , r ’ s smaller crop. 1
Joanna, will hold a special com-i / u ! y * C ^ 0n
munication Saturday night, Decern- ° u f whlh were a ^ nd T Q e e d 9 ’ WaS ,
ber 19, at 7:30 for the purpose of, th L e u e P er 1 5 nt , n 2° r , e ^ han , 19 Q 5 „ 2 - 0
conferring the Master degree on a The yie d ■?? T79-i
class of candidates. Past Masters of C0l T ip t res ,n]io lt ^ ^ % on ’ i
the lodge will have charge of the and the 1949 recor 0 • , ,
Hpprp** umrk I Thnmac i? Wor-: Prior to Dec. 1, 689,524 bales
degree work. Lee Thomas is Wor
shipful Master.
IF YpU DON’T RFAD
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS
were ginned, 50,000 more than on
the'date a year ago.
Say—
“I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE”
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Notice to Our
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Customers!
WE, THE UNDERSIGN ED, WISH TO ANNOUNCE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE GENERAL PUB
LIC THAT—
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WE WILL CLOSE OUR PLANTS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 25-26
WE WILL RE-OPEN ON
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 28TH
We ask that you let us supply your Dry
Cleaning needs in advance of our holiday
closing in order to avoid inconvenience.
Clinton Cleaners
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Fine Imported
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o Imported China TV Sets
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Wool Jersey
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