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Volume LVII
Clinton, S. C, Thursday, January 5, 1956
Number 1
Highway Commission OKsIS'!' 9 ' 1 ' 0 ”! 0
Improvements for Clinton Nenttaday"'
Giants Requests
Of Local Groups
A program of irnpro\<'m<'nts or.
highways through Clinton was
given appioval the South c'aro-
I .I'a high. ay de; mi tnu-nt at t
nu'otmg on Ih’renihr! ij, it has
:mvti announced h> \! , a M , S 'ii
1. Ku-heLbergoi.
News of tiie^apfii oi ,i i>\ the
lug'hway depiotira" t ..a (•i;:Vo!l-
o<i ... a letter to mi'inbers of tiie
o 1 no t\ d degatior. h. the grnora]
as.somibly from Cniof Uignwav
l Commissioner C It McMillan, a
copy of which wa. mailed to May
or Kichelbergcr
the projects -se\cn m numbei
include widening ,,! loads,
building sidewalks, cur'd- and gut
ters, and improving m gcneial
1956 Polio Fund Drive
Begins In Cjinton Area
More Spent In County Than Raised
The l'tf)t> March of Dunes got stated, "The more we learn a bout
underwai January 3 and wilC !ht ‘ Foundation, the more wop
Bank Open
In New
Location
College Singers To Give
&
—:n
Program
r~A'
Here
i The I^uirens <s>unt> deleg.itm,,
j m the Ckmeral Assembly will hold] b m k ,,f
jar, open meeting in the court t'<x>mCj ilv o^ned
at Laurens on Mnmtai, Jamiari h, <he pub' c and
1,1 ■' . ' I mess at the cm
| All citizens of th<‘ county are in- p-; ()rl( j t s , r
iw doing bus-
f Nor’h Broad :
'ft
XXJi
.i
Y j
N
continue thruogh the 31st Plans
ha\e been made tor thi
drnc under the direction to Co-
Iiircctors Miss Rt'becca Speake
and J C Thomas
They pointed out that the Na
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis needs $47,600,000 to
continue it-
derful we think it is
In 1954 the Foundation help
Kl " I ed 14 i a.-es w ith medical ex
penses in the Clinton area The
cost for this help was $1,661 001
more than was raised in the
Clinton area in 1954
In 1955 there were seven cases.
The cost up to Octol>er 3 was
$2 587 36 more than w.t- raised
out pigorarn toj m Bu- area There have been
cited to
tion and
i ;>poa r
bt'foM* the
dt'loga-1
The bank, organized ::. S*>pteni-
offvr
anv >Hugos'
: it ins as
; ber 1944',, lias ■ k -" ipx-d a site one
to pro;*)-:
;K"'.ding leg
; i s! a t: (> n i
I>Ich k s< »u!,"i (*t ;‘ - prcM'n* ioc’ation
and also
priation;.
any i |u(*sts !or
a ppro-!
F'.nis.'i.ng '"iH'hi• .vere put on
‘h<‘ nc a stnii’Lui’c viai in^ the past
F'.x'ery
U‘;>ar.
ment and e
.i.'h m-
d,\ lliual
n < > a
receiving
an ap-
a ‘ ( k i n11 i t. ^ n i• i t‘\ (‘ry tnin^
i .n read.nt‘s^ :«a • • »t♦. , t ! o;h»t -
propriatn
>n in
thi' county
suppiy
.:, ’ T’uc>n (,i y
w i!:
suL>m
it to the s<
v ( t t ‘ t a i \
"t thi Ce
an, Rotx':' (
W i -
1 ‘ 1 t 1 > l 4 t, , C \ * 1 ) . * l 1 ■ .
(vm/C;
vr a i
d asking hu
1956-57
it!*'* !
>< t,, d ma.-vt ir.; . r , ’: ,.i !:■ i;. a . t:i
•r;m of stone. We .md glass, an 1
( ontmue
, all out program tol, (j(1 , bllu 1V( , d M[1( . (
more than half of this amount | (> t()l) ,, r Thl . n . a .,,, f()Ur tlll
slot ions of highways 72 and 31)8; 1 i earmarked for patient aid
ind roads 3, 71, 90 and KKi, and | alone
North Adair str«H‘t to take care ol
the aiea at the new high schixil
building Total cost oi the projects
in Che city proper was estimated
at $26,500 by the department, and
does nut include the highway a'
-the school
Negotiations We: e euh . nUo
las! June indweei t:,-- ;na\ >; aul
y)'• council in ise. c:t w u.h tilt
(.'fianntxu of Commerce, service
clulls o( the cit\, .i• i in'eiested
individuals and the ountv dele
gation, which h.'Uldle.i 'tie matte!
with the highway dep.n tment
Kepi esieUati v< - , i, ;, .
ment came here sevi
ago and made s'uivey.s
jects ,n (juestmn vvtuct:
setde I ’o the highwav i
at . ■ • 1 >ece: n 1 x ■: n • I
a; >p: < a. follow cii
It ; exjxsded t.h a
under a a v shortlv
reasons for the 1956 March of
I 'um-s
Patients ai'e never turned
down when they need Ik ip
When the county runs out ofj
money, additional funds can be
secured from National headquar-i
ter.s.
Miss Speake and Mr Thomas
I
Soldier Takes
Lie Test In Local
Men’s Slaying
W i X'K s
1 Our Chapters will caiiv over
into 1 ')5<; a total of 68,000 old cas
es. which will (ontuiuc to need
care and treament for years, in
some eases all their lives
2 Research must go on Re
search will be (ontumed to im
prove the Salk vaccine, to deve!-
up other and better methods of
care and treatment for patients
ail cad, stricken or those who
w:l get polio before all sue (‘p
tible persons arc vcacuitited. for
I'eh.'ibilitat ion if those crippled
by polio
3 Professional Kducation must
X-Ray Survey Now
Underway In
Clinton Area
>vv
Wh
'"!■ .it!.- : • a ' .k txxpn
I inent A .ir.ve-
F!o: :da street -
a parking ai
'he building
Arch.tecs an
la-ci's were Wi
Crosby, of Ch,
ouildei was tt
Baker and Soii,
< »tfi CIS ot *he t,a: k R P
U.uiici, presidenc John T Young, |
vice president T K Addison, vu c
president Ham 5’ McSwixt,
cashier, Leaman D Jones, assist
ant c.ohier Directors are Messrs
W
c '.W pro- | L .
N( C
e- L,. . J,.'
t A 1 " i d:)'
lie This :
s a pham
of our
13th. 9 30 a
P"- | sold:
a a b>( '.
A . thout leal .
took Wnlk
that is htt
e known
by the
‘o 4 p m
onic. ission | ■ (
d c t (H ‘ ‘,
' '-1 today
•>;(. pllblll
Millions
of dollar
halt
Satuidax
! 'ne
i Kh’ 2 7 < d
o Vl i been
given ou
in schol
trships
of Pdts am
j So .. •
i (diro.in
a men m Al-xai
' j!. i j 'Uid !
■! !ow ships
to doc’ors
mil's
of FTarhne
,k La
• ■ .in
d physical
therapis
for
12 30 p m ,
A (best X rav survev in the
Clinton area began operating last
night at Lydia Mills, and will
continue there todav The sur
vey will be conducted at Clinton
Mills Monday and Tuesday, Jan
11 ' inc * jHamci, Young. Addison, MtvSMvix'ii
The unit will then be located! p \\ b,,; ,. ,) j p j j>
at Bell Street school on Wed J j [|cat!i Co,™-!.,,.,,
ne-dav , January 11, from 10 (K)j [j |; Hem v
a m to 12 noon and 1 30 to ^ fnrma: opening v:
4 30 p m ;ranged a' a I per 1 .v H
On Thursdav and Friday Jan i
12 and 13. the unit will be at I
Presbyterian college, corner of
Maple and Broad streets tit the
following hours the 12th. 8 until j
1 1 a m.. and 1 to 3 p m the
to 12 3(1 p n 2
Citizens Federal
Pays Dividend
To Depositors
lx 11 -
Mus
1 ! ojeetc UK'. UUe A . .rr,
wa;. 72 from N B:,,,,i
grove to N a.Ian ex'. ■
w.i\ 30'1 end of \ Bio,
road 3 Wes; M >!n
^ 106 -Dav hisor. sUec'
hli/abeth street, 'oad
iJn stiec' and Maple -•
it
Acclrfentol'
Laurens — The traffic death
of Robert Lee Ivey, 25, near Clin
ton early on Christmas morning
has been termed accidi'iit.al i>\
a I ai ure ns county coroner's jury
Ivey was alone m his car when
:t and a 1950 Bunk, reportedly
driven by Dswix' Floyd c
head -on
Lak. C
rco*,
I / a K c
t'.'ia: .es otf:.
i< >a 1 1
the .-rra
. .e: ,t.t .ed
PH
C HU'.',,
si Ix'ec.s Tin
Hoi-
test, resi
ills of which
jo annoi
.inetxi, vv'ds ir
Jnauarv 14. corner
Broad streets, side
>hop. 9 30 a U to
2 until 4 p m
iie: a ,, -a- pe i training in the treatment The entire population un iud-
iav a tie! nc of polio Dr Salk hun-elf ie , ;ng colored, .- urged to avtul
.oi’ed ttoU t ictved n uch a-si'-tance in March | themselve- of thi- -erv a e Th**se
17 of Dune- funds veal - before he I t niploy uig domesta help should
"i- making -tarted to work on the vaccine see that they have the X-ray
the oldier project ! Health depart men off a in Is
hi- detector 4 Public F.ducatiuji Litera ! who are leading the move, point
have yet to, ture films, newspaper 4 and radio-Jed out that the mass survey is not
College Campaign
Moves Inlo Georgia;
Seeks $750,000
t
Juokix- I X". dopnient p r o g r a ni
rove- into the Atlanta area this
m t.'h a p: -mu e-e ,V ie-
ta Presiiv - er .a!'. - ot' 1 >v . i;t.g *t,*
leadership
Serv mg i- o-«'ha.: mee tut the
Synod of C,jx,rgi,i .,i c H
5 r oung, retireii presideiit of Citi-
of Au Force Capt Ldward Kelk
not
la .v.
S. C
T!:
i the i
aptam's father
-in
ank E
Miller. .>: Clin
ton.
a'o men
Wi" e guniie.l i
l) W [ j
i evo! vi
■: by a burgla
r in
knoi h
ome in Aiexan
dria
the slaving, "IV publicity and speakers are l searching foi tuberculosis alonel ' * l*' 1 11 ^'J, ! ^ ^
' ; j_j _j t _ » u _ u ,;_| , . . ... and ’he Rev Harry !• :field, ^las
er 'c the First Presbyterian
the Felk
truce days before Christmas
Lake Charles officers said the
young so Idle i had in his ixisses-
r |
sion a n'le and a icvolver The I Motheis Maich, American Iw
so id lei s home is ,,t Longvihe, j gion Auxiliary -Chairman, Mrs
iedl about 30 null- north oi Lake | Charles Burnett. Chairman Out
Cha11
provided to educate the public! and that it shows up not only
on the latest developments in the ' TB but lung cancer and some
fight against polio ' .-..-art conditions as well The
Organization X-ray can be made while the
Co-Directors J C Thomas ! n ' rs,,: ' ls full > cl,)lh, ' d ;,rui ' iko '
and Miss Rebecca Speake
Treasurer —Leaman Jones
Coin Col’tx tor Mis VCdt
Davis.
HlTi
The
Th<
Citizen s 1
Kede
• r a! Sa\;nu>
and la
atm Assocu
it ion
[laid .a di\’
idend
to its dt-jx e
ntor
s on Ihx'em
ber 31
dr < )iint ;no
; to
$46 576 36, :'
v\ a a a
nnouneed
h\
B Hubei"
Box d
president
>!
he i.awo< a
Lino
The
d;vid"ml
. i
based on i
3 per
cent ba>iA
f 4 )-
the prevnou-
M\ :ra
Tlths (X'laM
i
On
June 31
tht*
a >stxn.it ion
1 nd
a dividem
i ai
r.o intnk t to
v4 « 7 >!
2,94 rr.ak.n
to
c i dividend
pa v rn»
"its for the
■ ve;
ir $')4 320 30
The
vear end s
tatt'i
men* of ope
r,.' am
for 'he
,1 -Si
(x • 1 a t ;o n a p
pea:
m Tile l
n i'<»
n a - ie t< >d a \
and a
hows total
ass
ets and lia
hi!:? :e
s of $3,335
066
58 This fig
Me r(
ddoet - an :i
r 'ere,
use of $513.
i 8); 62
over * p:> . i
OU put.*, dl
ed St;
(t»‘ment in
J ane
In ;
iddition to
Mr
Box d. off.
tcr v . o
f the ass ox
ia tu
)n are J P
ITath.
?r. vue-prt
•sident J Sloan
Todd
secretary
«trva
usurer, Mrs
Henrv
M Hunt.
i r a
issistant sec-
retary
-treasurer
Di
rtxdros are
lioy d.
Prather. T
odd.
T D Cope
land,
T 11 Cope
land
J B Hart,
John
W F.nnex,
R
H Miklee
PC Choir To Appear In
Concert Sunday Morning
At First Presbyterian Church Service
l .Ultl
Th,
F.do
Ch
only a few minutes.
P. C. Baskeleers
Meet Charleston
Here Tonight
A:
Subscription Rati 1
Of The Chronicle
Now $3 Per Year
A ■ w ax annoum ed .ev er ,
weeks ago. the subscript on rat,
ol The Chronicle is. now S3 00
.car The former riv w i, $2 5)'
C
! e , re 1 ' ice pies..'., r
and So I'ht'l n. and t.’ie Rev A:
Van Gibson, past.»i of M ■:
-Kte Pi esbvtcnan church
■K' s,,
Reelect Pinson
At Cross Hill
F A Pm-
-arx to meet rising
cost- of pub
F’ather . C
shing md [irintin
: g : r. t • e r: u 1 - -
and Giory
Cost of ’■ x erv itt^m
’he pa[>cr
it Among
work .: •
is.'' m product.on F
na n-. . in recent
i.< - had price
Huvd:.'. 1.
• hiding throe mcm
i i ■ . n ’he
Ippoi: 1 ox lx
price of newsprint
P lper ■ ''ll
md C iimi t
had Hi,
Curtis Wallace To Speak
Before Lions Club Friday
Will Tell of Life and Work In Israel
un-
Curtis E Wallace, of Gray'It is based on the idea that
Court, who was an International J derstandmg is the foundation of
Fann Youth Exchange delegate! peace
to Israel this year, will speak be j ^ The program is financed by
fore, the Lions < ]ub Piidav eve - j volunteer , out nbutions from 4 H
ning, January 13 it has been an .Cubs, rural civic organizations,
non need by club officials j industries. ..d.viduals and others
He will tell of his experiences J mtci ested :n world understand-
in Israel, where he lived and
worked with farm families from
June to November
mg.
Curtis, the son of Mr, and Mrs.
C FI Wallace, of the Shiloh com-
Dunng his stay in Israel he I murnty, has been a 4-H elubl Lydia Mills Woman’s club
wrote several articles tedling of member for nine years, being ac- Fh.'urman, Mrs B F Harvey,
the mode of Life in that country, tive m many phases of the work. ^ rs Glenn Gaskins, Mrs I) H
wing area, Mrs Ixnuc Thornlev
Business Ana March, BNiPW
Club - Chairman. Mrs Erances
Warner. President. Mrs lone
Wallace
Teen Age Activity J H A
Dame, Officer Mns Dolly
Croui h President, Miss Betty
lane Hamer, Miss Mary Cun
ningham. Miss Wiley Davis Miss
Sue Boyce., Adult Adviser. Mrs
Rollv Bannister ^ .
,, , , ,, , . r l/J 1 And letiding the attack w
Schools - March of Di^k-ri ( H
Cards Clinton high schcxil, R P j
Wilder, Florida Street school.!
Miss Ella McCrary, Mrs Claude |
Lawson, Wtlmot Shcaly Acade
my Street school, D S Temple
ton;. Providence school, Burl
Allen
Theatre Leland Young, spec
ial film
Clinton Mills Woman's club—
Mr- Tom Noms. Mrs Eva Land | m rw>int mart ,i n outm? ln their
us sea-
»p, d
Grea' Themes of Our Chr -t an
F'li'i'. One theme is developed
i ich ' cason through the pre.en-
• ,' .o’, if me , !•' ,nd modern
insstc.t; -e.ections
\ 'o',I, ot 28 Concert.- are ,n
ud,'d on the schedule of ’he
hon this -ea-oil. a s«hedu!e
xh.cti . nc .tides two tours .nto
other Southern -t.ttc and week
’■:id engagement- throughout
x,u* tl ( aro,;na
D: Pafe 'lamed tnax-tor md
ta, . ' n.emlxT who is al-o an
: .ed Presb\ terian min.-ter.
'tu- s,;ason began his ninth year
lead,'! if 'no hoir In th**
pa-t eigh) vear-. nc has itirc' ted
•lie group ,n more than 350 per-
toi m., i <• n ',"i tates ,ml ' he
' . 1 * , ' ’ 1 1 ; ' . 1
Ft*; 'h.- -ea.-oii - program,
l ondu, or Patte has chotum a va-
::et\ of eleven selections '<> illus-
1 'l; - theme
,,f thiee -p.ri'ua!
anthems and -ix
polyphonic musii
The fungi am ,t;v'ded nto
’hree parts Giorv Be to ’he
Be o- the Holy Spir-
the composers whose
■ included Joseph
7 Hasslor. Palestrina,
anov Edward (Jneg
• S; Saens
r iong recognized as
I ng oncert group, is
>rg in.zation It also
double quartet and
They consist
two nRux-ian
horales and
Th,
\'
F , Vj: u a :
\\
F'., v,
which were published in The
Chronicle and read with interest.
Curtis was selected to go to
including soil and water conser-1 Roberts and Mrs David Word
vation, tractor operation and
maintenance, livestock judging
Presbyterian college returns
I to the basketball wars tonight
| (Thursday) paced by the nation's
second ranked small college
I scoring ace
I The Blue Hose will entertain
; the College of Charleston at that
[time in PC's first game -nice
earlv la-t month
txi
or ward Dave Thompson. an! ff,..., v
eagle-eyed junior from F : ,nk , r ,
fort, Ind, who compiled a fancy j ,
29 9-point average in the seven;,,• j,.,
gtimes of pre-Christmas , ompe- j H .-
tition He ranks second m the j ( j c ,
latest individual statistics re',-as- . improv
ed by the National Association of $; fgpmt.
Intercollegiate Athletics 1 :ri ,
Presbyterian waltzed through (*•: d-,’
the College of Charleston by a;
19-point margin ^J6-6
one previous meeting
;oii But Coach Russ Murphy
1 " ' "" Now Associated In
WiKCS ID
;it t
• r
tt,:
2 00 and
7 < ents
W
Chamber of Commerce
Letter Reviews Activity
Three-Day Retailing Course Planned
tie choir include:
B. Dant/ler of
A a Blair Baid-
Chamiler Mct/as-
i. F'la Liil! Lipji of
t Jacan Butler of
- i Sonny Embrv,
, A i -tAd H,i; tdv.
I’m on. N C
Kiank 1 j ar•
a / on, Ravnig.ud
'em, Bobbv H.'if
■ ",,r c Htm.der-
■ F. d a ,: ■ l (1 a,. o -
■ F a ( lene
! *• MIC r s and Hon
Walker, Macdonald
hands Thursday night
Thorn well Orphanage - Miss The Hosemen will be out to
- „ Florence Ginn and Mrs. George and only two defeats, and they
Israel by the C lemson College | besides oecupying many club and! Baker better their record of five wins
Practice Of Medicine
A
Extension Service and the Unit-1 county council offices
ed States Department of Agricul-j ^—
ure The choice was based on S ermon Themes
Whitten Village -Mr and Mrs (also hope to keep their point- 1
leadership in 4-H club work m add /-l
his home county Before leaving At A. R. P. CniircH
for his assigned country he atten S un( J QV
ed an orientation program m /
Washington, D C
The International Farm Youth
,, , j i [ “‘c uuiicuuieu iui me worsnu
Exchange project is sponsored by . , ,, , 1
u xt h , L, I, /V i x.- , * j services of the Associate Reform ,
hte National 4 II Club Founda-I , „ , . . .1
tion and the Cooperative Exten
sion Serine of the U S Depart
ment of Agriculture and the land
grant colleges and universities
Philip Rogers.
The following local orgamza
lions have been asked or have
j volunteered to stage special
events for the benefit of the |
; March of Dimes. Complete plans
production at its currently high
level. Thus far, the team has
racked up a total of 609 points in
seven games to average 87
points per game.
Dr James L W.ilkci, , >f thi-
city and Dr Janies Macdonald,
formerly of J,,ai i: tn;- wis k .,n-
nounced tneu assiK'iation f,,r the j
pra t'. ,' .f ger.e; al 'Ki'-t:, A j
oft: < 99 llamato!, -tree' a’ai
A. E. Cleveland,
Former Resident,
Dies In Gastonia
K .. ' u: d l )ll\
- er .f
(lu !’ aum
X Tur
• i.i John
i ' Vx . I _
.rn'mg ham.
\ a .
ot Soidm]
a Bill
.M ' . Rl
Ul. dge
tb le A.i’ert
C ope -
X 1!' e N c
Jt'.U
of y’o11 ege
Park.
! . 'on y
'ooper.
” ;' i' ’ e ()!
1 Chn-
' ( Wolfe Ins. Agency
In New Quarters
Uumes E. Wolfe Insurance
id Presbyterian Church next
Sunday, January 8:
Morning worship, "Acceptable
Religion Before God
Evening worship, "Magnifying
Christ in the Life."
Those not having a church
home in the city and friends of
the congregation tire cordially
invited to attend the services, Dr
C Bynum Betts, pastor, said
Right behind Dave Thompson! i t
S<) .
t oiumhia highway business
uid rurtil area William C Doti-
; : ns
The sanctuary is located at the I Joanna- W K Waits, county-
cor n, i of South Broad and east wide vice-chairman, chairman of
have not been submitted at
this
m helping to ke
ep that
average
I >( K’!(>!
Maeiloi.ale
corm*
time, but announcements will be
high has been
center
Bruce
rimton fr
mi Joanna
A hi‘i t* h
made later American Legion
Thompson, who
pours
in the
pi sict ice i
medl me
Lions club, Moose club.
Ex
points at the rate of 21
9 each
1 i>5 4 H<
.Uid his f.t.
11:. \ !(.*(.
chnage club, Kiwanis club
game He also
ha' pto
Xed the
mt)\(\i :ri
i 1 i ’ ♦ ‘ N'
, ( . p ((
Local director of Negro
drive
dominant force
m backboard
JsiOC-
’ . A V
McQuilia Hudson
recoveries with
an ax<
rage of
Ibn'Un
h.t
Mountville drive Mr
and
15 rebounds per
contest
::u‘ Ham;
)tori slrevt
uflUV
Mrs Fuller Motes.
Presbyterian's
individu
ul scor-
Se j>t em rjei
. whi
’i ho r$
Cross Hill drive Mrs
Jake
ing column also
shoxx s
guard
ed from
W() \ t M I N
aOIX' 101‘
Rasor
Bill Toole with
a 14 6
iverage
’he .irmy
He «.i ig;t:
1 . 1 \ \if
/\EfV has moved into the
building formerly occupied by!
the Ba-nk of Clinton on tiie cor-; , , . . , ,
, , , .. .. Walnut streets, a block beyond Joanna drive
ner of East Pitts and North ,, r . • ,, Joanna anve.
, ; the Presbyterian college campus. ♦
Broad streets to be Known ;<s j
the insurance building Mrs Baldwin County Auditor I 0
nd
forward Arnold Stone. 6 6; guard (•;
Charles Sloan, 5 6; guard Bill
Sullivan, 4.6; and center Bill ; 1)(
Lipp, 4 even , ,,,
inx
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, Monday at h
co ving the services ’h<
»* t « Vw i n taken t< > t»i ’u
Dr J Y Bryson
Accepts Position At
Whitten Village
B,
The agency which deals in
general insurance, mutual funds |_0SeS Brother
and stocks, headed by James E.
Wolfe, was established here in
1947. Other agents for the firm
include Everette T Bryant, and
J. R Bryan, who is office man
ager. A total of about six will
be employed when the company
becomes established in its new
home. Mr. Wolfe said
Friends here \yill sympathize
with Mrs W C Baldwin in the
death of her brother, George A.
Mcllwain, 67, on Saturday, De
cember 28 Mr. Mcllwain was a
farmer and former suerintendent
of the light and water department
in Due West
Assist With Tax Returns
Miss Jennie V. Culbertson,
county auditor, has announced that
she will be at Lanford, Ora and
Waterloo this afternoon (Thurs
day) to assist those desiring help
with making tax returns.*.
Friday afternoon Miss Culbert
son will be at Cogburn’s store and
Whitten Village
City Council
Meets Tonight
The regular January meeting of
city council will be held tonight
(Thursday) at 7:30 at the city
hall
in August, 1950
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plant near Aiken
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VISIT IN FLORIDA
Mrs H. A Copeland, accom
panied by Mr and Mrs Hugh
Morgan and children of Laurens,
spent a few days last week vis
iting relatives in Florida
A inch
ii the i-orticr of South Bi oaj an 1
Hampton, has been enlarged and
redecorated to accommodate thi
two physicians
Schools Re-Open
After Holidays
Schools of the district re-opened
Monday morning after being closed
since December 17 for the Christ
mas holidays.
A-k
urged
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each m>.K':-
. oi', the a Hi :
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l committee ’a
del
if the Second Ptesb
t :cnii:
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investigate the togit.macy
solicitors, the menuxT- o
act upon request of any cK
The chamber .vouml
M: CU
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survived b
Nli 1.1 rx son. who w a.- grauua-
td :n : -ixJ fro." Hk South Caro
lina Medical College, has been
n p: . ate pi actin' after an ex
tensile iternship periou and
«>t all his wife, Mrs Rebekah Kennedy
which Cleveland, and by one daughter i m, a ; graduate work He began
izen and three sons Mrs J E M-u-is. his duties at Whitten Village
up its Jr. of Greenville; A E Cle\'
earlv in December
epistle with the generous remind- land, Jr, of Murfreesboro, N Before going with the H Bomb
er that Chamber of Comnjerce W J Cleveland of Gastonia, a » plant, where he spent about two
dues are deducted as a business Robert L Cleveland of Norfi years, he was for three years
expense when makamg income taxlVa Also surviving are ei .in private practice at Chatta-
returns Following up the remind- grandchildren
■». nooga, Tenn.