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. 7 Pajpc Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, February 21, 1957 League Is President Of Cattle Breeding. Association For Year Harry League, commercial dairyman of Clinton, was named president of the La a re ns Coop erative- Artificial Breeding asso- Brown Attending Meet In Richmond Dr. Marshall W. Brown, presi- 'dent of Presbyterian college, is attending'a two-day meeting of the Board of Christian Education df the Presbyterian Church US in Richmond this week. The board is holding its annual winter meeting on Wednesday ciation follewing the annual meet- anc * Thursday to approve plans ing of the association in Laurens for lts seven divisions • for the last Tuesday, J W. Tinsley, Uu.^ | c ' , ™ ,n «/ e f r - . , ens.Rt 3. was reele.ted secretary- ^es,den| Brown, a long-tune treasurer, and C..B. Cannon, eoun- member of this, important board, serves on the sub-committee for the Division of Higher Education. He left Clinton by train Tuesday night and is scheduled to return on Friday. * ; bell, J. D. Terry, Jr.', Lewis Power and Frank Cox. Honorary escort- was members of Palmetto Lodge, who had charge of graveside rites. School Students To See Driving Demonstration The driving ^ieimo:i>:iation w . students at Clinton high school, side the driver and operate the w .1. haw front row seats Mon- 1 equipment, day when some of their wlass- v 'e.e- learn ‘he tacts o f life-on- » ti'A- , !». Wilde, principai. said the ty agent, was chosen again as re cording secretary . . The officers were narped by the' board of directors at a session sub-| sequent, .to the adjournment of the annual meeting. Named as new directors at thei general meeting following nomi-l nafions from the floor were League, L. F Davis, Clinton; amt E. Brock Coggins, Rt. 2, Laurens They*.will serve for three years. Thfv were named to succeed | A. i both of Mountville, and Roy CKv-|ruary 18 at -<f. Drivers Licenses Being Renewed o—— Driver license renewals for the Finley and .Floyd Cdrbetl, | next tout year j.'K'rjod began Feb- Baptists In Joanna Have Sunday School Parties, Banquets Saturday evening a series of three .parties and banquets for the various departments of the^Ioapija Baptist Sunday* school came, to a close-when the Intermediates and Young People gathered for*“Cu- pid’s County .Fair." . —Ttie series be|an on February 12 when the throe primary de- partroents enjoyed "A Hearty Party." , Second in the series was the Junior. Sweetheart banquet on February 15. with the theme "Around the Year With Cupid.” The Primaries enjoyed bames and. a movie, and a cold plate was served. The Juniors engaged in games, saw a play and a movie. Dinner was served to music. The Intermediates- and Young People .had a varied program following the dinner. Lyman Harris To Edit The Blue Stocking, • College Newspaper in'a recent campus-wide election to-succeed Charles Dukes, of At lanta. (Ron Bartlett, a rising junior from Atlanta, was. named in the same election to the position of business manager replacing .Blair Baldwin, of Blair. Harris has served as a feature writer for The Blue Stocking for the past .year and is a member of the yearbook staff. In addition, he is vice president of the Inter national Relations club, co-chair man of the Ministerial club, presi dent of Alpha Sigma Phi social fraternity and a member of the Strident Christian Association cabinet. Lyman Harris, of Birmingham, Ala., -is the new editor, of The Blpe Stocking, Presbyterian college's student weekly newspaper- A rising senior, he was elected as circulation manager of tho newspaper and is‘ on the yearbook staff. He is a member of the robed choir, Pi Kappa Alpha social fra ternity and vice president of the Atlanta-PC club. FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 21st ■day of March,, 1957, I will render a final account of my acts and do ings as Executor of the estate of Ellen S. Cox well in the office of the Judge of\Probate of Laurens county, at 10 o’clock a. m. and on the same day will apply for a fi nal discharge from my trust . as Executor. Any person indebted to daid es tate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present, Bartlett has just finished a term- 0Cm on or before said date, duly^ i proven, or be forever barred. BATCHFORD BOLAND Executor Feb. 14, 1957. M14-4tCW Highway Depart- Its Will 00 ■ation and .n .os: .us lenumsti-■ :o; v>vi; the old i* , • t*>p;xsi «i Two u-lent.-, ; !>• : a;.-i . ixiltCOiV.u oly during which stude briefed on the demons eai •) ilius'r.ite^l talk on the im portance 'of driver'attitudes Mr Wilder said the assembly w:Tf begin at 9:30 and the test a ill follow about 30 minutes later | on North Adair street, in front of :school.- i •.Charles. E. Burnett is driving the school. tor ic nature of a Ji'iimerl to 'don that a car a dune." faculty mem- will take turns at the wheel of. a special'Cequip- »>ed car :.d they':: bring it to an emergency stop while traveling, at 2". 80 4o miles--..n' hour. Other •'sTn'terrgeve;r; rr.-c.-'F: tnr results:— The c .: is equipped .'.so that di>- . Anniversary Sunday ta';ces car. be measured accurate-' ly An emergency signal light is mounted on the hood and three pistols are fastened to the front bumper Aimed straight at the pavement, the pistols fire bullets of ! mgs. 'ountain Inn. Rt 1, whose met.: pffi •os in the «'tate. terms had expired. A quest ion jx d tain i mg to driver i o:hi -r di ectors sc mil g with the education is one of nine that a three ie.\ 1 v-elected dire ectors'a re: South Ca thina motorist must an- Cafldw ell 1 endersori . Cli nton: Fred swei bcf. re his license s renew- | Irwin. Rt. 2, Laur< >ns; and J T ed j 1 Manly . Gr ay Cour . R 2. t"o- The ai iswcrs given to r this and 1 vear term s, ■ a*!! .1 Han ce Fmk-y, other qur st ions on the arm—will .'Mount Vi lie . \V K. Ada r. Clinton, not disqu alify a driver from driv- I R t. 1; and Rufus 1 *a n^t ston. Gray r ing," said Chief Highway Commis- Court, Rt 2, dne-y ear terms. . sioner .Cl iude ! 1 M Mil an, ''4)11,1 | The met tin^j was prt sided o\er all applic ition> must oe filled out >11 Church Observes by Hance Finley, dairyman Mountville,' retirm.g.» president j D: Victor Hurst, associate dairy ! husbandm.i:. oi Clemson college, | was the principal speaker.'His sub-^ jet completely. The .driver education ami mile age data is needed for statistical pur;x>ses only. , The-next •Rev. C E. Landreth, pastor of the Church of God on Elizabeth Street, announces that anniver- > sary Sunday will be observed at ; the church next Sunday with a f yel.ow jwint which mark points program including talks .it which the driver (It sees the; a n<j music, beginning at 10:00 a. signal. (2) slams on the brakes, m . , , ,, . .our-year license :>e- ' itegiona. Cpopgintivc ^ bc . gln> Ju[0 ao Thc Hl , h . vav l | Research in StudiesonCaftl^ lei- Ix . par , men . 1S startirtg carl ' an. b^i,.it>. enough at. receiving and filling j r;ie 7" p^ '' applications so that the big issuing |en,Dy J. W. I ms ley. Trinity Ridge j(>i)< mav ^ ,, )njplete(1 in ami (3) stops the < ar The automuhile. is supplied by. Nationwide Insurance. A safety Jnigmeer tor tlu- firm will ride be- At 11 o’oclock there will be y a dedication*service for all babies. The public *is cqrdially invited to attend these services. ommunity J. E, Ajdair, technician, gave a brief' "rqpo'r*. on his work, statjng that 542 cows were bred artifi cially last year, which compare.- with 48-1-bred in 4>53 .. The Cooperative Breeding asso ciation office is located in the Ag- ricultural building.'ip .Laurens, and inm which lhe - v -vere* obtained the technician is on duty seven davs each week throughout the Forms for use in renewing li censes may be obtained from any Highway Department or patrol oilier in the state. Applicants must send, or take, the forms, aft er having answered fully all ques tions, back to the same offices The Highway Department asks ipplicants not to bend, fold, staple. year, except July 4, Thanksgiving' or mutilate the application forms Mere; „ i New Chevrolet Task* Force 57 Trucks anti Christmas day, it was stated. In making calls Tor breeding service, .dairymen 'ure < requested to do so by 10 a. m. for service that day. Calls may be made daily until 5 p m , it was noted Baptist Association Meets Today in any way, since they are to be nun through I(MB machines THE ONLY TWICE-PROVED NEW TRUCKS O Economy proveo ana performance proved ■•on the world-famous G.M. Proving Ground - and. on the Alcan Highway to Alaska ^8? Already proved in the hands of nearly *100,000 owners wsM Most modem and efficient power...most advanced truck features...most distinctive design with the only Work Styling In any truck...all proved and ready to work for you I The Laurens Baptist Associa tion will hold its spring meeting on World Missions" today, Feb-- ruary 21. at the First Baptist church in Laurens. The afternoon J session^will.-begin-ab -4 -o'clock. Supper will be served at 6:30 in the church social hall, and the evening session will begin at 7:25. Rev. J. C. Rice, Jr., pastor of Poplar Springs Baptist church, Ware Shoals, is moderator of the association. Dr. George Moore, of South Main Baptist church, Greenwood, and Dr. Horace Ham mett, of the South Carolina Bap tist Board, will be the princi pal speakers. Edgar C. Simpson Passes, Rites Friday -Edgar C. • Simpson, 29, died early Thursday morning at the Laurens county Hospital follow ing two. months' illness. A native of the Shiloh com munity of Laurens county, he was the son of the late E. Clyde and Jimmie Stockton Simpson. He was a member of Chestnut Ridge 'Baptist church and Palmetto Ma sonic Lodge 19. He had lived in Laurens most of his life and was a recent resident of Clinton where he operated a -store on the Whitmire highway. * Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Martha Pearson Simpson; two sons. Richard P. Simpson and Ed gar Simpson; one daughter, Mar tha Ann Simpson; two brothers, James B. Simpson, of Atlanta, Ga. .and Frank C. Simpson, of Laurens; one sister, Miss Mary , i ou Simpson, of Laurens. J. R. 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