The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 12, 1956, Image 8
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
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Brown, Hannan
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* Laurens, Jan. 5 — The Adver-
User Printing Co., Inc., publisher
of The Laurens Advertiser, was
purchased this weekend by- W.
J Brown and David A. Harman,
who have for the past five years
operated' the newspaper, com
mercial job printing plant and completed most of the
office supply business on a lease leading to a master’s de-
ciation to the newspaper’s read
ers; advertisergand correspond
ents for the loySl support and
friendship accorded him during
his long service with The Ad^
vertiser gnd wished the new
owners the best of success in the
future.
, Mr. Brown is a native of Bel
ton, the son of Mrs. C. M. Brown
and the late Mr. Brown. A gradu
ate of. the University of North
Carolina School of Journalism,
basis. 1
It is the first change of owner
ship of the compaity in more
^than 45 years.
The new owners bought the
^entire stock of the corporation, 1 They have three young sons,
owned principally by Alison Lee ; Mr. Harman is a native of
Mrs Lee and L. G. Roff also held Bartow and- Winter Haven. Fla.
gree at the University of I^drida
before accepting a position with
The Advertiser in September,
1M9. He is married to the formef
Clair DeBlois of Detroit, Mich.
stock in the company. Mr. Lei',
•who served as editor of the pa
per from 1910 to 1951 will re-
.niain with The Advertiser for a
.limited period of time, serving
mainly in the ndws and editorial
departments.
The purchase was made by Mr.
Brown and Mr. Harman under an
•option granted them in the lease
contract signed with Mr Lee five
years ago Each purchased a h tlf
’.interest in the business.
'“We are deeply grateful for
He is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Florida, with bachelor's
degree in law, education and
business administration. He join
ed The Advertiser staff in April.
1950. Mr. Harman is married to
Mr. Brown’s sister, the former
Anna Dean Brown of Belton.
They have two girls. -
HERE FOR FUNERAL
Out-of-town friends and rela
tives attending the funeral of
Mrs. Bessie Boyce Friday were
;the" opportunity afforded us ''to| Kenneth Horne, JupiteryFla.; W.
st rve the people of Laurens ami D Boyce, West Palm Beach, Fla.:
surrounding communities in our, Mrs. Beulah Funderburk and
ncyv capacity and we intend to! daughter, Mrs. Lee Campbell
’exert every effort to improve thci Cayce; J. Eckard Boyce- and
newspaper and other phases of’daughter. Mrs. Ellen Brunson,
the Advertiser Printing Co.’s{ Sumter; James Sanders. Camden;
business activities in the years! Mr and Mrs. Lee McCloud of
to come," Mr. Brown ’and Mr Sumter: Miss Grace .Shipman In-
Harman declared ! man; Jack McGinnis and mother
Mr. Lee expressed his appre-l of Spartanburg
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1955 Oldsmohile 98 Deluxe Sedan. Like new. R & H
Hydramatic. power steering, power brakes.
1955 Oldsmohile 88 Deluxe Sedan. I.ike rtew. R & j to
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Four From County
At Agriculture Meet
In Columbia Jan. 3
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Laurens county whs represent
ed at the annual meeting of the
State Agriculture committee in Co
lumbia on January 3 by Mrs. J.
W Tinsley, Trinity Ridge com
munity, president of the Laurens
County Council of Farm Women,
Mr. .Tinsley, County Agent C. B.
Cannon, and Miss Celeste Rogers,
assistant home demonstration
agent.
The group discussed and adopt
ed a 10-point program for 1956.
Mr. Tinsley served also as dele
gate to the annual meeting of the
Farmers Cooperative Educational
association thai met immediately
following the adjournment of the
State Agrie-ultural Committee
meeting. The FCEA is a non-
profiting organization ‘through
which ammonium nitrate is ord
ered in cooperative car Tot orders
for. farmers’ conducting pasture
top-dressing demonstrations.
During 1965 approximately “25
ton.- of ammonium nitrate (33.5
per cent) were purchased in' co
operative car lot orders. These
orders were handled under the
supervision of the Laurens Coun
ty Pasture committee, a sub-com
mittee of the Laurens County Ag
ricultural committee, consisting of
Mr. Tinsley, chairman; D. Eugene
Brown, Laurens, Rt. 2, and Fred
Irwin, Laurens, Rt 2, in coopera
tion with the county agents’ of
fice. j
Police Department
Fines In December
Amount To $1,618.00
H. Hydramatic. power brakes.
1955 Oldsmohile 88 Deluxe Holiday Coupe. Like
new. R & H. Hydramatic, power brakes.
1954 Olds 88 Deluxe Sfedan. Clean, heater, white
tire>. Syn. transmission.'
1952 Olds Special 88 Deluxe Stf^an. R & H. Hy
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1951 Ford Conv. Coupe. R & H. Extra cleap.
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1951 Chevrolet Club Coupe. Extra clean. R & H.
Dual Exhaust.
1918 Oldsmohile 78 Club Sedan. R & H. Hydra-’
matic. One owner. Extra clean.
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TICKETS GO ON SALE JAN. 3
CARPENTER BROS. DRUG STORE — 123 SOUTH MAIN ST.
COMING TEXTILE HALL
Jam. 24 Thru 28 . . . Nitely At MM
-3 PERFORMANCES SATURDAY-
IM P. M. -6:30 P. M.-9:30 P. M.
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-7-*lf Popular Demand —
MCN IN ENTERTA
RESERVED SEATS INCLUDING TAX: $3.00 - $2.60 - $2.00
• UNRESERVED $1.50 •
Family Matinee Saturday, Jan. 2B, At 1:30 P. M.
(Children Half-Price This Matinee Only)
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Sponsored by the CiviUa Club of Greetftille, S. C.
Chief B B. Ballard in his
monthly report to city council,
listed 95, arrests by his force in !
December, with $1,618.00 in fines
being assessed in city court by Re
corder Henry M Young:
Le.-ydi'ftg the list in contributing
the most revenue were seven ar
rested for driving under the in
fluence of intoxicants. They paid
fines totaling $556.
Drunkenness accounted for 30
arrests, with three suspended, 140
days and $264 in fines being as
sessed against the others.-
Speeding and reckless driving
charges were lodged against 19
offenders, two being suspended,
and $237.50 paid.
J Disorderly conduct was the
charge against 14, with 60 days
and $231.50 being levied.
Nine were arrested for fighting,
one was suspended, and $144 paid.
Two were arrested for violating
the prostitute law, with" $34 in
fines.
Three wx-re pharged with petty
larceny, with 30 days and $24
levied.
•Two offenders paid $24 for op
iating auto without driver’s li
cense
Other offenses, were lodged
against three, who were assessed-
30 days and $41.
Six were arrested on suspicion
or for investigation and released.
Parking law violators numbered
114 and they paid $ofl.
Episcopal Bishop.^
rot^isjl local
Church Sunday
’ The Rt. Rev. C. Alfred Cole,
bishop of the Episcopal Diocese
of Upper South Carolina, will
make, his atfnual visitation t5 All
Saints Church Sunday, January
15.--Candidates for confirmation
will be presented at the 9:30
morning worship services for the
laying-on-of-hands by the bishop.
Bishop Cole will be the preach
er and the Junior Choir will as-
sit wikh the music. The Rev. Clyde
L. Ireland, priest-in-charge, an-
n6unced that the community is in
vited to attend this service.
The vestries of All Saints, Clin
ton and Church of the Epiphany,
Laurens, will have a luncheon
meeting with the bishop at thl
Epiphany parish "house following
the Spnday morning worship ser
vices.
CITATION FOR LETTERS .OF
‘ ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina,
County of Laurens *
By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge:
WHEREAS W. D. Bqyce and A.
E. Boyce made suit to me to grant
J. E. Boyce and M. A. Cannon
Letters of Administration of the
Estate and effects of Mary Train
ees Elizabeth (Bessie) Boyce.
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the
Kindred and Creditors of the said
Mary Frances Elizabeth (Bessie) i
Boyce, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Laurens
Court House, Laurens, S. C., on
Jan. 21, 1956, next, lifter publica
tion hereof,, at 10 o’clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Adminis
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 5th
day of Jkn.. Anno Domini, (1956.
J. KEWLETTE WASSON
J. P. L. C. 0 10-2tew
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