The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 21, 1957, Image 8
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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
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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
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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. OWINGS Funeral services were conduct-
L:.urens, l ob. 13 John R i ed Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock
Owmgs, 56. died early Monday a t Kennedy Mortuary bv the Rev.
morning at Laurens hospital after j r b. Turner the Rev. C. F. Du-
an illness of one day. j Bose, the Rev, J. E. Rouse and the
He was a lifelong resident of Rev Sam Lawton. Burial was
Laurens and a member of Shiloh; in Highland Home cemetery.
Methodist’ church. He was the son | The following served as active
-of-.the late Lafayette and Paulinc -pallbearem- Fred Friday. Jr:,
Heliams Owings. Harold Adams, Thomas Camp-
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You’re so right! Planned saving
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It’s much better to plan to save a
small amount regularly and act
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WishJ
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