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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Joanna Residents
Meet To Consider
Chamber Commerce
PERSONAL
MENTION
Mr. and Mri. ,S. B Lpftis spent
i the week-end recently in Swan-
nanoa, N. C., with Mr. and Mrs have been invited to Donaldson
Bill McMurray and family. While p orce base at Greenville on
County Cub Scouts
To Tour Donaldson
Cub Scouts of Laurens county
Members of the Joanna Lions [ thev accompanied bv Mrs. I _ • ,
' c v^v Saturday to tour mstallat.ons to
T r*
Joanna
club and Joanna busineasmen will McMurray and Mrs. W^S McCoy, 1 sor1B , , hel!c<)ptors and Pa .
n>«1 toniyhl (Thursday) with spent Sunday at Mars Hill coljepe ren| J Cub lc . ad< . rs d< . n
George Massey,, manager of the with Nannette Loftis, Who is a erj . are invited participate with
1 ' eshman there. the Cubs in ^
Mrs Pearl Putnam of Laurens,
Clinton Chamber of Commerce, to
discuss Chamber of Commence ac
tivity and possibilities" in- t^c J°-, ^r"sister^ Mr^“s' B^ftis. and
anna community. “ ; Mr _
Mr. Massey said the purpose of i •-
the meeting is to enable those in
tendance to> consider the merits
, al ... , The group will assemble inside
.spent a fpw days recen y W1 :^he main gate at 10 a. m. Each
person will bring his own lunch,
Independent Electors
and possibilities of businessmen in 1 Meeting On Mondoy
A meeting of Laurens
vrny givem locality working togeth
er to ;>romote the business and
civic life at the community.
A brief outline of the develop
ment of Chamber organisation ac
tivity to its present day standing
will be given as will a suggested
set-up tlirough which plans for
progress of the area might be car
ried out.
county
citizens interested'in South Caro
linians for Independent Electors
will be held* in the court house
in Laurens dt 8:00 Monday eve
ning. All interested citizens 1 are
invited.
and the group will eat picnic style.
The day’s program will end at
2:30.
Cubs are urged to be in uniform
and
its own transportation.
Attend District
Legion Meeting
SMITti INFANT DIES
Paul Richard Smith, two-day-
old infant son of Mr. and Mrs
John R Smith.- Jr., died Friday
at ,Hays hospital.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs
luaurens*:
—+■ -Smith, of the home; and Jus mer Ella Dunlap Nance, of this
Thorn well will meet the strong grandparents. Mr and Mrs. John city, is president-elect.
Thornwell To Meel
Irmo-Chapin Tonight
Eleven members of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary of Cope-
lahd-Davidson Post here were in
Greer on Wednesday of the past
week to attend the meeting of
I)isT\ict 7. ;
vA
Mr.-v B F Wingard, of this city,
John R. Smith, -Jr., ofi retiring district president. Mrs.
one brother. Larry Stewart of Fountain Inn, the for-
Trmo-Chapin class “B” team on
the Thornwell field tonight
(Thursday) at 8 o’clock. The
game should be close and exciting
from the first whistle to the end.
Thornwell has won 4 straight
after dropping their opening con
test to Dixie high, 6-13.
R. Smith. Sr., of Gray Court, and Other Clintonians attending in-
Mr and Mrs. Roy D. Poole, of eluded Mrs. Fred Holcombe, pres-
Laurens . idem of the local organization;
Funeral services were conduct- Mrs Henderson Pitts. Mrs. W. G.
ed Sunday at 3 p m. at Sandy King, Mrs. J. C. Pace, Mrs. W.
Springs Methodist church by the
Rev. Allison Walker. Burial was
in Rose, Hill cemetery. Wattsville.
Roy Pitts, Mrs Hubert Pitts, Mrs.
G. W Hollingsworth, Mrs Hugh
Simpson. Mrs. Louie Thornley,
and Mrs Frank Miller.
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Last Day Today
Oct. 11”
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Richard
Widmark
in
The
Last
Wagon
"Wildcat" Division
Veterans To Have
Greenville Reunion
t A number of Clinton veterans
Lire included on the rolls of the
| 81st • Wildcat” division which will
1 hold its national reunion in
Greenville October 12-13-14.
The 81st was organized at Co
lumbia in August of 1917 where
it entered training at Camp Jack-
son during World War I. The di
vision was later moved to Camp
Sevier at Greenville, where
strength of 30,000 men were in
ducted into service and trained
and Later gave a good account of
itself in France.
The 81st of World War II train
ed at Camp Rucker, Ala., and saw
service in the Southwest Pacific
and the occupation of Japan.
Friday-Saturday . Oct. 12-13;;
IT CONQUERED THE WORLD;;
Starring
PETER
GRAVES
’ 'BEVERLY
GARLAND
LEE
VAN CLEEF
HONORED AT MEETING
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hollings
worth were in Columbia several
days last week to attend a meet
ing of veteran agents of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance com-
| pany. <
At a recent meeting and ban
quet in Greenville honoring vet-
| eran agents, Mr. Hollingsworth,
who is in semi-retirement, was
presented a gift of luggage. Em
ployees with twenty or more
: years service qualify as “veter-
! ans”
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Chester Maria Tom
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HOLDER
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Holder,
of 39 Peachtree Street, Lydia,
announce the birth of a son, Rob
ert Daniel, on October 8 at Hays
hospital. Mrs. Holder w^s be
fore marriage Miss Elizabeth Hol
den. ^ (
KING
Mr. and Mrs. George S. King,
ot 205 South Holland street, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Martha Ann, on October 4, at
Hays hospital. Formerly Mrs.
King was Miss Annie Hornsby.
McC ARSON
Mr. and Mrs. SJierman McCar-
son, of 709 Jefferson street, an
nounce the birth of a son, Larry
Sherman, on October 6 at Hays
hospital. Mrs. McCarson is the
former Miss Virginia Bishop.
BAILEY-
Mr. and Mrs. William J Bailey’,
of Rt. 1. announce the birth of a
daughter, Carol Jane, on October
*7 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Bailey
was before marriage Miss Ber
nice Lark.
BARRY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D Barry,
of St Clair, Shores, Mich., an
nounce the birth of a son, Chris
topher, Kewin, on Sept. 23. Mrs.
Barry is.the former Miss Marjorie
Crawford, of Joanna.
bett and W. P. Jacobs.
Jim Teeter, district Field Scout
representative, gave a short talk
on Scout Day at Donaldson Air
Force Base to be held on October
13.
Dr. Fred E. HoLcomibe, Cub-
master of the pack, presided over
the meeting. He stated that there
wiill be a place in the pack for all
boys of Cubbing a<gc who wish to
join. They may contact him or one
of the Den Mothers or Den Dads.
Assumes Management
Of Esso Station
Marvin G: Gault has assumed
1 management of the Esso service
station on South Broad street,
formerly Bishop’s Esso service.
Mr. Gault, who has resided here
several years, was formerly con
nected with Clinton Cotton Mills
j in the engineering department. He
! has recently completed a two
j weeks training course at the Stan-
i dard Oil oomipany training school
in Greenville.
number of years in Newberry and
Joanna where she was a member
of the Joanna Baptist church,
member of the Women’s Mission
ary Union and the Women’s club
of the church.
She is survived by her husband;
one daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Evans
Wicker, of Joanna; her mother,
Mrs. Emma Lee Bundrlck Price;
two sisters,Mae Ruifif, of
Newberry, and Mrs. Pauline Sease,
of Joanna; two brothers, Harry
Price and G, W. Price, both of Jo
anna, and a number of uncles and
aunts.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 3:30 p. m. Sunday from Jo
anna Baptist church by the Rev.
James B. Mitchell, the Rev. Carl
Kessel and the Rev. V. M. Ross.
Burial was in Barter Memorial
cemetery in Newberry.
Pallbearers were Homer Jacks,
C. B. Cole, W. L. Gresham, D. L.
Bundrick, Dill Boyd and Bill
Thursday, October 11, 1956
Thomas.
The honorary escort was com.
posed of the deacons of Joanna
Baptist church.
Jarman & Edgerton
Oxfords
$8.95 to $14.95
L. B. DILLARD
Cub Scouts Hold
Their First Fdll Meeting
The Cub Scouts held their first
fall meeting at the American Le
gion Memorial building Friday
evening with 54 Scouts and their
parents present.
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The Den Mothers and assistant
Den Mothers for this year are:
Mrs. E. N. Sullivan, “Mrs. L. N.
Warren, Mrs. John Mimnaugh,
Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs Mar
tin Mills, Mrs. I. O. Ray, Mrs. Bill
Corbett, Mrs. J, R. Jacks, Mrs-.
Phil Rogers, Mrs. W. P. Jacobs,
Mrs. Eld Ferguson, Mrs. Thurston
Giles and Mrs. Hugh Ray.
The pack appointed Den Dads
for each den. They are: L. N. War-f
ren. John Mimnaugh, Bill Milam,
J R. Jacks, Eld Ferguson, Bill Cor-
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Phone 74
Mrs. Evans, Of Joanna,
Dies At Greenwood
Hospital Saturday
Mrs. Helen Price Evans, 42, wife
of Clarence (Pete) Elvajjs, resident
of Joanna, died Saturday morning
at the Self Memorial hospital in
Greenwood. She had been ill for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Evans was bom in Green
ville, a daughter of Mrs. Emma
Lee Bundrick • Price and the (a'te
James A. Price. She had lived a
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