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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE V.
Thursday, April 12,1956
Items of Interest From . . .
West Clinton
MRS. ROBERT WHITSELL, Correscpondent, Representative
PHONE 1419
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Mr. and. Mrs. H. A, Adams Sun
day.
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Mr. ajid ^irs. C. E. Roberts and
imily ‘ visited their son, O’Nfeil
family
Roberts in Columbia Sunday.
Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Caughman
and family of Fort Knox, Ky..
spent the week-end with Mrs.
Annie Caughman. They are leav
ing May 4 for Frankfurt, Ger
many.
Mrs. EtheJ Taylor and son of
Laurens, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Turner Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Hanks. Jr.,
Barnwell, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs Henry Caugh
man. Mrs. Hanks will remain
for the week..
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Floy<^spent
the week-end in Joanna with Mr.
and Mrs Norman Flyod
Mr and Mrs Ray Cauble visit
ed Pat Terry and daughter Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed \V:ikerson of
Augusta, Ga„ visited Mrs. Ethel
McGinnis Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Lawson, Leonard
and John Finley. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lawson, Jr., and daugh
ter. Brenda,-.vistied Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Lawson and Mr. and Mrs.
Ike Smith in Buffalo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Finley of
Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Henry’ Lawson Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Harris and
daughter of Laurens, visited Mrs.
Gus Harris Sunday.
Misses Beverly Buzhardt and
Betty Parris, Mrs. Sara Jenkins
of Lydia, and Mrs. Dessie Doug-
la^ visited in Abbeville Sunday.
Misses Jan and Nita Braswell,
Joyce Bradbury and Judith Chan
ey spent the week-end at Bob
Jones university. Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Leopard
and grandson of Saluda, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cafr ahd sons
of Aiken, spent last week with
Mrs. Bertie Hedspeth.
Mrs. Claude Kidd, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Brazil, Mrs. E. C. Vincent,
Mrs. Walker Osborne and Ruth
Vincent visited Charles Vincent
in Greenwood the past week-end
where he is a hospital patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Adams
and grandchildren visited Mr.
and Mrs. Le Barnes in Greenwood
Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Allen of Chester, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ginn
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hinson of
Rock Hill, Mr and Mr* Olin Hin
son, Mrs. Billy Hinson of States
ville, N. C. spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ginn.
Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
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Office Switchman, He tests and keeps in good repair the
thousands of autonjetic electrical switches in dial office
equipment—the million-dollar ' brain" that speeds your colls
through. M. T is one of nearly 1,900 Southern Bell switch
men. Been with the Company 15 years. He's active in PTA
and church work. Hobbies are fishing and gardening.
Meet the man who
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When you dial a telephone number, a marvelously
intricate brain —the dial switching equipment in
the central office—flashes imp action. At the com
mand of your dial, up to 5,000 split-second con
tacts may operate in completing your call. Faster
than you read this! •
M. T. Shellnut and his fellow- workers ride herd
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Henry LaWSon, Jr., celebrated
his birt|iday April 2. o
Pressley Chaney will have a
brithday April 15.
Viola Feltman hsa a birthday
April 13.
Mrs. Hubert Leopard celebrat
ed her birthday April 17.
C. W. Windsor celebrated a
birhtday April 10.
Mrs. Otis Graham celebrates
her birthdaar today.
Otis Graham has a birthday
April J4.
William Adams had a birthday
yestreday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Graham cele
brated their wedding anniversary
March 27.
Blalock
With The Sick
C. L. Sipes is ill at
clinic.
Robert Smith is a patierit at the
Veterans hospital in Columbia.
Ronald Turner is doing fine af
ter a tonsilectomy at Hays hos
pital last week.
Freda Foster has been ill.
County Records
Jr.,
H. McCarson, 1.6 acres in Laurens
No. 11 Township, for $10.00 and
other considerations.
.. H. W. Steer to Thomas B. Ste
gall and Beatrice D. Stegall, lot
on North Bell street, Clinton, for
$475.00.
Oscar Barksdale, John Barks
dale and Allen Franks Barksdale,
81 acres in Dials Township, for
$375.00.
J. M. Caldwell to Julian B.
Caldwell, lot in Cross Hill Town
ship, for $425.00.
Clyde M. Fowler and Lula B-
Fowler to Fowler Gault, lot on
Lake Greenwood, Waterloo
Township, for $250.00.
Dorothy Garrett Griffin to J.
L. Fennell, Jr., 62 acres in Wa
terloo Township, for $600.00.
K E. Graham to Earl S. Lock-
ee and Pauline R. Lockett, lot no
Lake Greenwood, for $3,900.00.
W. C. Brissie to Ford M. Thorn
ton, Jr., and Betty Sue Thorn
ton, 58.6 acres m Waterloo Town
ship, for $10.00 and other consid
erations.
J. P. Brown, Jr., and R. T. Wil
son, Jr., to Wilford P. and Rosa
P. Owings, lot in Forest Hills Sub-
Division, Laurens, for $1,000.00
and other valuable considerations.
Ora D. Wood to Harold T. Page,
3.5 acres near Princeton, for $4,-
200.00.
Fred Dockery to William J.
Lamb lot near Watts Mill Lau
rens foF^SOOO'Ofl,
Annie Moore to Virginia K.
Moare lot near Lydia Mill village,
for $10.00, love and affection.
Walter P. Moore and Genelle
McCoy Moore to Annie Moore, lot
near Lydia Mill, for $10.00, love
and affection.
Annie Moore to Walter P.
Moore and Genelle McCoy Moore,
lot near Lydia Mill, for $10.00,
love and affection.
Charles F. Fleming, Jeanne F.
Caine and Carolyn F. Roper, to
West Virginia Pulp and Paper
Co., 171 acres in Laurens Town
ship, for $10.00 and other valu
able considerations.
The following public records
were filed last week in the office
of the Clerk of Court of Laurens
County:
Property Transfers
J M Rogers to S. S. Davenport
and W v C. Knight 40 acres in Sul
livan Township, for $1,500.00.
John Y, Blakely and Lillian M.
Blakely to Frank E. Childress and
William W. Orr. 160 acres in Hun
ter School District for $100.0Q and
other valuable considerations,
John L. King and Hannah B.
King to Elbert H. Davis and Katie'
B. Davis, ip.8 acres bounded by
lands of Katie B. Davis for $400.
Bettie Cook to Gair Woodlands
Croporation, 104.9 acres bounded
by lands of J. T. Hollnigsworth,
for $2,098.00.
I. M. Smith to John Earle Smith
3.5 acres bounded by lands of
Dow Bedenbaugh for $5.00, love
and affection.
W B..Cause to Ralph J. Ed
wards, 100.45 acres, bounded by
lands of Joe Bonds, for $6,000.00.
Ralph T. Wilson Jr., to Edwin
L. Sanders, lot in Forest Hills
Sub-Division, Laurens for $1,000
and other considerations.
James R. Robertson and Eliza
Lizzie Robertson to Walter Rob
ertson, lot on Second street, Lau
rens, for $5.00 love and affection
Dewey D. Samples and Ola
Gann Samples to George W. Da
vis, lot on North Broad street,
Clinton, for $10.00 and other con
siderations.
Mrs. Lillian R. Crews to the
Laurens Electric Cooperatives,
Inc., .41 of an acre on Hillcrest
Drive, Laurens, for $10.00- and
other valuable considerations.
The Laurens Electric Coope
rative, Inc., to Mrs. Anne P. Faris,
.5 of ah acre on Hillcrest Drive,
Laurens, for $10.00 and other
valuable considerations.
Luther A. Morgan to Carter
A. Wright, 61.3 acres in Jacks
Township, for $1,800.00.
Mrs. Leila P. Traynham to J.
T. Hollingsworth, 100 acres of
land and timber on 70 acres near
Boyd’s Mill, for $10 00 and ot^er
valuable considerations.
Mrs. Alma Reid Hysell and
Wayne E. Reid to Mrs. Pearl Rice
Reid, their right in 92 acres in
Sullivan Township, for love and
affection.
James T. Brown to Floyd J*
Morton Sr., two lots near Foun-
a
tain Inn, for $10.00 and other con
siderations.
James E. Anderson to Bobby
L. Sanders and Rosa B. Sanders,
lot on Florida street, Clinton, for
$10.00 and other considerations.
Sarah Jane Glenn to J. C.
Johnson and Amanda G. John
son, 1-2 acre on South Carolina
Highway No. 56 for $25.00.
T. E. Holley and Elanda W.
Holley, lot on Browning Ave.,
Joanna, for $1.01), and love and
affection.
James E. Anderson to Jack
Wehunt and Ora Lee E. Wehunt,
lot on Nash Street, Clinton, $10.00
and other considerations.
J. W. Osborne to William Har
old Osborne and Margaret Bums
Osborne. 1 acre in Youngs School
District, for 3.00, love and affec
tion. ;
J. H. Patton to Dorothy A. Pat
ton, 2.50 acres in Youngs Town
ship, for $10.00, love and affec
tion.
William Goiild. Jr., to James
L. Griffin, Jr., and Elsa R. Griffin.
484.5 acres west of Barksdale Sta
tion, for $10.00 and other valuable
considerations.
Divorce
Betty Lou Doss vs Guy Doss, Jr.
Marriage Licenses Issued
Monroe Fowler, Simpsonville,
and Evelyn Perry, Greenville.
George Holmes, Joanna, and
Inez Garrett, Newberry.
Adolph McCall, Laurens, and
Frances Marshall, Laurens.
Gordon Charlie McGee, Char
lotte, N. C., and Edna Louise God
frey, Simpsonville.
Walter Talmadge _ Campbell
Clinton, and Shirley Ann Sanders,
Clinton.
J. W. South, Clinton, and Mar
garet Avanell Fuller, Clnton.
Willie Andrew Cooper, Cross
Hill, and Mamie Lee Cleveland,
Cross Hill.
Two Of Smith's Cows
End Production Records
Peterborough, N. H. — I. M.
Smith, Kinards, S. Q, is the own
er of two registered Guernseys
that have recently completed ,of
ficial production records in the
advanced registry division of the
American Guernsey Cattle club.
Cross Anchor Senior
Ploy On April 20
Members of the senior class of
Crbss Anchor high school have
'selected the cast for their play,
“Quiz Me Again.” Rehearsals be
gan last week, Mrs. M. C. Poole,
director said.
The play is a comedy in three
John H<
bridge—Earl Morrow; and Aunt
Libby Lomax—Carol Layton.
County Bond Soles
Total $51,000 For March
acts by John Henderson and will
be presented in the auditorium at
the school April 20.
The cast includes: Emily Lo
max—Ann Turner; Susan Lomax,
her duaghter — Elizabeth Hind
man; Launcelot Lomax—Oean
Grady; Janice Romayne—Frances
Murphy; Marvin Romayne—Bob
by Lamb; Judson Romayne,
father of Janice and Marvin—
Sammy Betsill; Mary Lomax—
Elsie Lancaster; Mrs. Romayne—
Mary Frances Lee; Fred Trow-
Series E and H bond sales for
the month of March in Laurens
•county totaled $51,112.50, reports
D. F. PStterson, county savings
bonds chairman.
SC Traffic Accidents
Take 12 Lives In Week
During the week ending March
31, 21 persons were killed and 132
injured in 437 traffic accidents
throughout South Carolina, ac
cording to the state highway de
partment weekly report. The 1956
toll now stands at 140, or 12 less
than the 1955 toll for the same pe
riod.
Dr. Fred E. Holcombe
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J. D. Robins to L. F. Cothran,
lof on Lake Greenwood, Waterloo
Township, for $100.00.
Gerogia Patterson to Hembree
Patterson. 2 acres on Yarborough
Mill Road, Laumes for $800.00.
J. P. Brown, Jr., and R. T. Wil
son, Jr,.ljot to James E. Tunstall,
lot in Fprest Hills Sub-Division.
Laurens, for $1,000.00 and other
valuable considerations.
. YUE. ft^le and M. H. Hunter,
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