The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 04, 1954, Image 2
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 4, 1954
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TO MEET SATURDAY
committmen, elected by respec
tive clubs. Those from this sec
tion 1 are: .
The county Democratic exec-] joanria—J. B. Hart; Clinton
utive committee is to meet at 10 City. James P. Sloan;
a. m Saurday in the court house shady* Grove, Rev. W. B.
to, fix candidates’ fees for the Cause; Hopewell, J. Roy Craw
primary and transact any other
business, it was stated yesterday
by Raymond__C. Hill who was
elected committee sec re tan. - after
Monday’s county convention.
He announced the precinct
ford; Renno, C. E. Cogburn; Clin
ton Mills—J. ■ C. Cannon; Lydia and Miles of
Mill—C. O. Parrish.
90 MILES CONTY ROAD WORK
SCHEDULED DURING 1954-55
jects, 28 Miles of State
Release Given of Pro-
Directors Endone
'Right To Work' Bill
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County Work.
allocated the latest announced
work. Allocations for two more; At a board nf directors meet-
years ought to complete itate > j ng ^ chamber of Commerce
roads in_Jhr county, he said to- orv Tueoday^mominf the grodp
day. i
When the 61.9 miles of roads to
be black topped with the $200,-
000 second year’s portion of
Work’’
endoreed the “Right to
bill.
Robert E. Wysor, president,
a • gave a report ot the workshop
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Monday-T uesday
March 8-9
Wednesday Cash Night Mar. 10
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j Laurens, March L-rSenator R.; ... ° —, — «-
T Wilson has disclosed the pro- c °unty road bond^program are ^eld i n Charlotte Friday, and
Igram^of ■ the -c-ouatv, i ^ ‘
roads in the county designated ’vads will be left that are not, p roS p cr ity.” He had attended a
for improvement during the black topped or surface treated, roun< j table discussion on the
year 1954-55. he saicl ^ subject
William Brooks Owens par-
he said
He included the 28 miles of P^sed the. State Highway
state roads to be programmed by Department for its cooperation ticipated in a “BeUer Govem-
the State Highway Department carr Y' n £ out t ^ ie P ro " ram . rhent" panel and discussed this,
in the near future, four state an <* said the county program in addition to the neds of Clin-
Highway Department projects c0llld onl y have heen carried out ton> mentioning the recent elec-
already programmed and ' 61.9 with tlie close cooperation of the trical survey and a future water
! miles of roads to be improved .'members of the legislative dele- ( surve y,
under the delegation’s Second pLon, the supenisor and the; c w Unden\’ood reported on
j oar $200,000 road bond prb- board of commissioners. , | “Better Government
ing is the average per person
and the cost is approximately'
$190.00 per year per pupil
R. P. Hamer and Hugh S. Ja
cobs were appointed as a nomi
nating committee to select a new
president.
The committee to write a pro
gram of work' for the organiza
tion is composed of Thomas F.
Hollis, L. N. Warren, C. W. Un„-
derwood and Dr. Fred Holcombe.
Ed Longshore of Kinards, and
'G. P. Martin of Cross Hill, are
patients at the Blalock clinic.
Bobby Cooper, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Cooper, under
went a tonsilectomy this week
The 28 miles to be program- (k. ,« ■ -
mod by the State Highway 1^- AlUlOUIlCemenlS
partment were listed as Road 86,
by Beaverdang church, two and qmith
eight-tenths miles; road 46, from .
t t-, • * * Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith an-.
Lawrence Davis to Milton, two .... . „
miles; and Joanna, eight-tenths "ounce the b.rth of a son, Gerald
mile; road 34. Youngs Cross D ™"' B<i A ore
Road to Jacobs Highway, two JW™*?- M f 0 Sm '' h was Mlss
miles; road 97. from Road 92 at Lu "‘ le Sm ' lh '
Henry Harlen to Kilgore Bridge, NELSON
three and two-tenths miles; Mi\ and Mrs. Bob W. Nelson
Road 113, from Elmo Bramlett annaunce the birth of a daugh-
to right just above Drive-In to ter, Minnie Anita, on February
Elmo Bramlett, three miles; a t the Blalock clinic. Mrs.
Road 84, Herman Boyd, from Nelson is the former Miss Mary
Simpson Florist to Madden Sta- Ellen Campbell,
tion, two. and six-tenths miles; ALEXANDER
Road 98, from Philson Cross Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Alex-
Road to CCC Road to Raymond ander announce the birth of a
Deans (mail route), seven-tenths daughter, Janet Louise, on Feb-
black top by Leesville church, ruary 28 at the Blalock clinic,
mile; Road 116, from Bell St to Mrs. Alexander is the former
three miles; Road 27, Dunlap’s Miss Mae Copeland, daughter of
by. Milton to Jacobs highway, six Mr. and Mrs. James M. Cope-
and eight-tenths miles; and land.
Education’’,“ pointing out that in
the South nine years of school-
Friends of Mrs M. E. Brown
ing will regret to know she con
tinues ill and a patient N^t the
Blalock clinic.
Mrs. Annie Coates is conv
lescing at Hays hospital follow
ing an operation last week.
Friends of Mrs. W. S. Porter
will be glad to know she is im
proving from a recent illness
Through ! ar>d hospital .
Road 63, by Ware Shoals ceme
tery
Programmed already are “Gun
BarreU" Hill, on Road 36 near
DEATON
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie F. Dea
ton, Jr., announce the birth of a
son on March 3 at the Blalock
TOMMY* SCOTT and his
talking doll Luka McLuke,
appearing hara under the aus
pices of the Clinton Moose
Lodge Feb. 12, at 7:30 p. m.
One performance only at tha
Academy Street school.
at the Blalock clink.
Patients at Hays hospital in
clude Grady M. Tucker, Mrs.
Mary. Dickerson, C. M. Fowler,
Mrs. Laurie Whitmire of Watts-
ville and Mrs. El D. McCullough.
BAILEY’S
Miss Elizabeth Boland has re
turned home from the Blalock
clinic where she underwent an
appendectomy.
Mrs. David S. Cook returned
to her home yesterday after a
several days stay at Hays hos
pital.
Friends of C. D. Nance will
regret to know he is ill and a
The following, who have been
patient at the Blalock clinic,
patients at Hays hospital, have
returned home: Mrs. Jewel Bal
lard. H. C. English, Mrs. Cora
Brewington, of Joanna.
Mrs. Martha Galloway, mother
of Mrs C. M. Broome, is ill and
a patient at the Blalock clinic.
Patients at the Blalock clinic,
who returned home during the
week, include Judy Whitmire,
J4mes Woody, Mrs. Arthur How
ard, J. T. Domnick and Mrs.
Fred Cantrell.
Friends of Joe H. Davidson
will regret to know he is ill and
a patient at Hays hospital.
Insurance records clearly show
That saving is no joke —
Of men alive
At sixty-five,
Five out of six are broke.
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Ware Shoals, one and seven- j clinic. Before marriage Mrs.
tenths miles; Carolina Ave, one Deaton was Miss Mary Bobb.
mile from Broad St. to U. S. 76 BROWN
Greenville Highway, on south Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brown
| side of railroad tracks; new ac- nounce the birth of a daughter,
cess road to Joanna from north i Janice, Carol, March 1 at Hays
of town, and Faffey Ave. in Lau- hospital. Mrs. Brown is the for-
rens. } mer Miss Claudia Mae Lollis.
The 61.9 miles cf county roads ^ ♦
programmed for 1954-55 were oj
listed as follows: Back of John M^V I h^nflg
Youngs to church, .3 mile; Rest ' *
of Poole Town road, 1.3 miles;
Roads above Hosea Cook, 6
miles Gus Owings, 1.5 miles; — . ■ « if • »-—
Rest bf road by Floyd’s Camp. fQ|’ Neil 1631
.8 mile; Charlie Pinson, Bishop
and Wilson Road, 3.5 miles; Nick 1 - *
Anderson, 2.5 milts; Elmo Bram- Clinton income taxpayers will
lett, 2.0 miles; Bob Armstrong, be interested to learn that the
1.5 miles; Beaverdam church to Ways and Means committee of
Tax Filing Date
BORDEN’S
CAN
Mountville, 2.2 miles; Roy Craw
ford and Piedmont church, 2.8
the lower house of Congress has
agreed o give some 55,000,000
a
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miles;. Jess Cheek road by- old individual income taxpayers
camp to A. W. Bobo, 2.5 miles; month longer to labor over their
road to mineral Springs, .6 mile; ^ ax returns. This will not, how-
road to Curry’s Lake, .6 mile; | ever, be effective until next
road from Len Yeargin’s place y ear - s
to Flat Ruff church, .9 mile; road The committee made no
from Baptist church, Waterloo, change in the March 15th date
to Cane Creek, 3.4 miles; Comp- for fllin 8 corporation income tax
ton road, Bryson mail route, 1.7 returns, but it extended some of
miles; back ‘ of Lydia Mill for the deadline for farmers and for
ten (10) colored houses, .4 mile; several million taxpayers reqmr-
from J. L. Bonds to Luke to file estimates of their in-
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White’s, Gentry road, 1.1 miles.
Also, Toy Hudson to J. B.
Cook’s Store, 1 mile; Col. Durbin
to top of hill, .9 mile; Lollis road,
1.7 miles; Chapman place next
to Geo. Winck’s Dairy, .5 miles;
Knight’s Store to Walter Sny
der’s, 1 mile; Nile Jackson to P.
R Hallman, .7 mile; from Gus
Abrams’ road to' Nesbitt Ma
hon's, .5 mile; from Nye Owens’
to Scott Hughes’, .9 mile; from
black top to Marcus Hughes’, 1
mile; from Dutch Cook’s dairy
to Free Will Baptist church, .3
mile; from Johnnie Sims’ „to A.
D. Beck's, .6 mile; from Short
Bramlett road from Will Mar
tin’s by J. E. Britton’s, 1.9 miles;
from J. Herman Power to old J
Y. Henderson place, 3.4 miles;
from Road 97 to Bramlett church
road at Dr. McCord’s place, 1.3
miles; from Laurel Hill church
to James Dendy’s, 1 mile; from
Conway Gray’s, to 101, 1.9 miles:
from J. C. Crowder’s to J. A. Mc-
Kittrick’s, 1 mile; Frank Dial’s
to Honey Moore place, 1.3 miles;
Thompson’s to black top at
Gibbs, 1 mile; Old Highway near
Princeton, 1 mile; MoCuen road
near Princeton, 1.2 miles; from
Presbyterian college to State
Training School, 1.3 miles; Roper
Farm, 1.2 miles; New Cross iHll-
Mountville school, .6 mile; total,
61.9 miles.
All of these roads are in bad
shape and will have to be grad
ed, piped, bridged, soiled and
blacked, and will cost between
$6,000 and $6,600 per mile to
construct, the Senator said.
Sen. Wilson says his campaign
promise of “a black top or paved
road for every bus route, mail
route and residential area” in
the county is fast becoming a
reality. Fifty to sixty miles of
state highways have been im
proved and $405,000 is already
come in advance and make quar
terly payments.
The deadline for advance esti
mates of a current year’s income j
(and the first payment) would be
shifted from March 15 to April
15. #
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1698, according to Dr. Wal*
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and he adds, “The Assembly at
once enlarged this ’public li
brary,’ and the Proprietors
made a generous contribution.
This appropriation by the As
sembly is the earliest known
instance in the present United
States of a governmental con
tribution for such a purpose.”
The Library was almost total
ly destroyed by the greet fire in
1778, and little was done during
the years immediately following
the Revolution to replace the
bodes. Books were bought in
1792 that form the basis of the
present Library, which in Feb
ruary, 1945, totaled nearly
70,000 volumes and pamphlets.
The Apprentice? Library,
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South Carolina history eolleo-
tion draw scholars from all over
this country and Europe.”
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