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Thimiitey, Jw U, lf&5 THE CLINTON CHK0N1CLE Page Fhr« - *| - rr|f f f f f ffff LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL,^Corr»«poiident. RcprcaenUtiTe We, the correapondent and sub scribers of the Clinton Chronicle, extend our deepest sympathy to Mrs. W. W. Harris, Miss Cornelia Harris and other relatives in the death of Mr. Hants, editor and publisher of The Clinton Chron icle, who passed away early Mon day morning. , Mr. and Mrs. lictoby Pierce and Durwood were Sunday visitors of Mrs. J. R. Hughes in Honea Path i Mrs. W. L. Motte, Larry and Miss Janet Motte visited their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Bertie Attaway, Sunday at a Co lumbia hospital. Bruce Mills is spending the week with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Burden, in Ninety Six. Rev. Stanley Hardie, Jr., was in Florence Monday evening to speak at the St. Paul Methodist.church. Ralph Blackwell left Sunday with the Laurens National Guard unit for Ft. McClellan, Ala., for maneuvers. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O'Shields visited J. B. Wasson in Fountain Inn Sunday. FT-2 Dewey Darby has return ed after spending the past nine months in 'Europe. His wife and daughter are expected to arrive the latter part of the week from Cuba. Miss Barbara Sharp!on was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. Calvin Miller and Mr. Miller in Gastonia, N. C. Mrs. George Fleming and son are spending the week with C. T. Fleming and family in Belton, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Malone in Ware Shoals. Mrs. Lum Hughes and Cecil, of Laurens, spent Sunday with their son and brother, Walter Hughes, and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Edna Nelson and Jimmy, of Orlando, Fla., are visitii* Mis. Nelson’s sister, Mrs. Emmie Thom as. Mr. and Mrs. David Word and Sue, with Mrs. John Word of Clinton attended the funeral ser vices of the latter’s nephew, Mr. Clarence Reed in Whitmire the past Friday. Mrs. Stanley Hardee, Jr., Roger and Miss Gail White visited sev- and contests directed by Mrs. A. M. Shumate, Jr., and Mrs. Clyde Trammell. Delicious party refreshments were served before presenting the many lovely gifts to the honoree. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. J. W. Wrenn, of Waterloo; Mrs. Lydia Nelson and Mrs. J. D. Brown, of Laurens; Mrs. Mack Nelson, Mrs. Fred Tumblin and Mrs. Charles Satterfield, of CUn- tor^. Blackwell, lot on Bailey Circle, Clinton, for 96,500.00. 'Betty Inman Sanders to John H. Inman, Jr., lot on S. Harper St., lot on East. Main St., and'lot on South St., City of Laurens, for $1.00 and partition. Margaret McCravy Shneone, James B. McCravy, Jr., J. S. Mc Cravy, Mary Weber McCravy and Dallas L. Dendy as Gdn. for Frank E. McCravy, Jr., to T. B. Davis, lot on Main St., City of Laurens, for $5,000.00. W. Fowler Gault to H. M. Bry an and Myra C. Bryan, four acres in Cross Hill Township for $400.00 and assumption of mortgage. Canal Wood Corporation to Clyde Staggs, lot on Lake Green wood, Cross Hill Township, for $225.00. Fred L. Wilaon t^ W. A. John son, lot on Ball Park St. and Pine St., Town of Clintoi, for $162.50. Guy S. Blakely and Lee A. Blakely, Jr., to H. L. Riddle, 1.5 acres in Jacks Township for $300.00. J. P. Brown, Jr., and R. T. Wil son, Jr., to Jerry S. Stoddard and Roberta F. Stoddard, lot m For est Hills subdivision near Lau rens, for $1,000.00. v Floyd C. Craine to James Brew- ington and Mary C. Brewington, lot cm Gossett Street, City of Lau rens, for $50.00 and assumption of mortgage. Marriage Licenses Issnsd William Milton Armstrong, Gray Court, and Elizabeth Ann Pitts, Gray Court. James Wilson Messer, Gaffney and Myrtle Lucille Quinn, Gaff ney. Rdbert Larry Hannah, Gaffney and Nellie Ruth Quinn, Gaffney.' Richard Albert Thomas, Joanna and Evelyn Marlene Lowman, Jo anna. William Columbus Dunn, Gas tonia, N. C., and Doris Faye Beer, Gastonia, N. C. Richard Parks Loveland, Bridge- ton, N. J., and Marqr Susan Darr, Clinton. David Charles Clayton, Foun tain Inn, and Sarah Ellen Jenn ings, Woodruff. Ftaal Diveree Decree J. W. (Frank) Safterwhite v. Bertha Wise Satterwhite. Visiting Teacher Makes Yearns Report The report of the visiting teach er, Mrs. Marguerite F. Patterson for the school year, 1964-56 for Laurens, county has been submit ted to the office of superintendent of education. Attendance showed an increase over the previous year. The report follows: Enrollment 1663-64: White 545, Negro 3,508. Total 10,143. Average attendance 1963-54: White 86 per cent, Negro 76 per cent.- Total 8C per cent. Enrollment 1964-55: White 6,- 664, Negro 3,494. Total 10,158. Average attendance 1954-56: White 87 per cent, Negro 79 per cent. Total 94 per cent Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE PHONE 74 and Mrs. D. L. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Hardee, Sr., in Conway. Mrs. Gerald Davia and Mrs. Maggie Lominack of Camden are spending the week with the lat ter’s granddaughter, Mrs. Ralph g Blackwell. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Trammell, Russell Trammell, Misses Ruth Trammell, Becky Joaes and Wil- helmena Glenn attended the dedi cation services of the new dining hall at Camp Old IndiaA Sunday afternoon. Returning home they s drove across Paris mountain. Melda Satterfield is visiting her .grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Harris near Clinton for awhile. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burdette visited their daughter, Mrs. Wil son Campbell and Mr. Campbell in Spartanburg Sunday. Bible School To Begin The Baptist Bible school will be gin with a parade at 5 p. m. Sat urday evening followed by regis tration. On Monday at 5 o’clock the school will begin and will continue each day from 5 until 7 p. ^n. through Friday. * Mrs. Claude Gilstrap is princi pal of the school with the follow ing workers: Nursery—Superintendent, Mrs. Houston Ellis with Mrs. Dave Rob erts, Mrs. A. M. Shumate, Jr., and Mrs. John Galiman. Beginners — Superintendent, Mrs. L. L. Leach, with Mrs. Ithiel Harvey, Mrs. Melvin Satterfield and Mrs. Hugh Bollard. Primaries—Superintendent, Mrs. R. E. Whitmire, with Mrs. Allen White, Mrs. Joe Corley, Mrs. Tom my Nabors, Mrs. James Hogan, Miss Imogene Jackson and Mrs. Ernest Harris. Juniors — Superintendent, Miss Barbara Sharpton, with Mrs. Na than Wyatt, Mrs. Fred Bodie, Mrs. Annie Lawson, Mrs. B. P. Larke, Charles Patterson and Houston Ellis. g Intermediates—Superintendent, Mrs. George Fleming, with Mrs. Stanley Hardee, Mrs. Virginia Wilson and Miss Mary Johnson. Mrs. B. F. Harvey will be sec retary and Mrs. Cecil McLendon will be chairman of the refresh ment committee. , AH children from 4 through 16 Fears old are invited to come. There will be Bible study, stor ies, play, hand work and refresh ments each day. — ♦ Palle Vaccination Tuesday The second Salk polio shots will be given at the Providence school Tuesday at 2 p. m. All children that were in the t first and second grades the past session and took the first shot are urged to take the second on Tues day. ■«- .. Woman’s Chib Tsalght The Lydia Woman’s club will meet Thursday (tonight) at the Community building at 7:30 p. m. All women of the community are invited to join the club. " Scouts At Camp The Lydia Boy Scouts troop 90 left by bus Sunday for a week’s camping at Camp Old Indian. Scouts attending with their scout master, George Fleming are:. Rog er Whitmire, Stanley Alexander, Kenneth Trammell, Herman Bur dette, Cecil Davenport, Mack Gaffney, Ronald Corley, Billy Pace, Clyde Thomas, Alvin Sat terfield, James Young, Billy Oak- lay, Charlie Harris, Joe Lark and Tony Abercrombie. Sunday was the opening day of the camping season so troop 90 was present for the dedication of the new mess hall and for the flag raising. The flag raised was presented to the camp by Rep. Ralph H. Roberts and Rep. Robert T. Ash more. The flag was the one flown over the United States Capitol May 4. Little Girl Has Party Mrs. Billy Sherfield was hos tess for a party honoring her small daughter, Dianne, on her third birthday. There was twenty-three little folk present to help make this a happy occasion. After play ing games, refreshments of ice cream, cookies and candy were served. Dianne received many gifts from the guests. Receives Discharge Junior Thomas, S. H. S. N., is now at the home of his mother, Mrs. Emmie Thomas after receiv ing his discharge from the U. S. navy. Training Union Outing Friday evening the Adult Train ing Union enjoyed a hamburger —- sev- tT y at 11,6 Lydia cook-out with a eral days with her parents, Mr/ larg€ number attending. Birthdays And Anniversaries Little Joe Hairston will be two years old June 18. Dennie Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Roberts, will be 5 years old June 17. James Franklin Coker will cele brate his 16th birthday June 20. His father, J. E. Coker, will ob serve a birthday June 22 and Lo retta Coker will be 9 years old June 23. Dianne Sherfield was 3 years old June 1.1. Bill Sherfield cele brated his birthday June 18. Happy birthday to Mrs. Jimmy South today. The following public records were filed last week in the office of the Clerk of Court of Laurens County: Property Trenters J. P. Dunlap to JV C. Wilkie, lot being a portion of the Dunlap place, for $200.00. Frances Runette Staggs to John Lewis Staggs, her interest in lot on Creamer St., Laurens, for $6.00 and other considerations. Joe H. Bonds to James Edward Seawright, lot on Browning Ave., Joanna, for $7,600.00. Billy A. Tuns tall to Robert B. Currence, lot on S. Broad St., Clinton, for $1,000.00 and assump- Jion of mortgage. W. E. Staggs and John L. Staggs to R. F. Griffin, lot on Creamer St., Laurens, for *3, 000.00. Marjorie W. Putnam Kozma and Ellen Alberta Putnam, Exec utrix to Minnie Irby Holcombe, Mamie Irby and C. C. Atkinson, 1.9 acres in Jersey Section, Lau rens for $450.00. Carrie R. Pagdett, et al., to Mrs. Faye Daniels, tract of land in Waterloo township, for $1,200.00. W. E. Dunlap, Clerk of Court to Emma Ferguson, lot on Bell street, Clinton, for $1,609.56. Ralph M. Burns, Jr., to Ben nie C. Burns, his interest in lot on Church St., Laurens, for $1.00 and love ahd affection. C. R. Riddle to Morr ...is C. Wil son, 2 acres in Gray Court, for $800.90. W. E. Dunlap, Clerk of Court to Citizens Federal S. and Loan A. lot of land in Scuffletown Tp., for $866.39. E. F. Watts to W. E. Staggs and John Lewis Staggs, lot of land in Watts Mill Village, Laurens, for $460.00, and assumption of mort gage. W. P. Knight, et al., to James A. Knight, 19 acres in Sullivan Party Saturday Evening Tp., for $1,900.60. 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