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Thursday, May 2, 1957 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE William H. Bell ■ William H. Bell, ©7, died' Thurs day nitfht at a hospital in Augus- ta, Ga., after several months of declining health. He was a native of Greenville Counter but had spent most of his life in Laurens County. He was a son of the late Jeremiah L. and Margaret Duvall Bell. He was a member of Rocky Springs Presby- terian Church and a veteran of World War I. * He is survived by his-wife, Mrs. Aileen Ledford Bell, of Laurens; three sons, W. H. Bell, Jr., and Joe E. Bell and Robert R. Bell, all of Laurens; one sister, Miss Ora Bell, of Laurerjs; one brother, John C. ■ Bell,, of Clinton; and five grand children. Funeral services were conduct ed Saturday at 3:30 p. m. at Rocky Page Thirteen Springs £resbyterian Church by the Rew Fred Harmon and th Rev. Flay Riddle. Burial was the church cemetery SPECIAL! TRAY PACKED Ready To Coek ^inky Pig - . * - Frank! niters 45 Palmetto Farm Foods! 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Doz. Ears ^ .V L • BRIGHT RED Sebago R A D I S H E S 2p-1 5 c Potatoes 5 0 ’ Onions 2 Lb. Bag Bunches * - A Nephews served as pallbearers, [phn C, Bell, Jr ,'S M Bell. D T psey, J J Winj?o, J W Mc- Kittrick and Floyd Poole The honorary escort was com posed of members of the official board of the church, members of the Men’s Bible class and T B. Summerel. C. D Beinjaanin, Sr , W- F Workman and r>r F N Sui- livan List Changes In FHA Policy The- established policy of’ ‘he Farmers Home Administration of m.ikir.j; loans on!;.' to finance, et- ficient farming operations has un dergone a slight change Henry Mitchell, L^Ul en < 'our.- ty SupeKsor of -he Farmers Home AdministratuV.,' .t..t«vi ^ha lt has been the aim of FHA to give financial assistance to full time or rmr' time farmer" whose tota-1 in come is suffictw. to attain appov- ed standards of op<-rating efficient ly Rapid changes :n southern econ omy’ and extreme ad vers*’ crop conditions in !IXW5 have p«ainfed up a need for credit 'o other farmers who cannot meet these approved standards of total income and ef ficiency because of acreage .allot ment reductions, loss of'part tone, jobs, nr other causes Mr Mitchell announced that in- structions have just lx?en received authorizing the making <if loani to cstabasluxi : armors chose total income is sufficient to repay the operating loan and meet 'arm op erating ..and f,imi|y living expim- - es not provided for :n the I<>ah with a reasonably safe margin Imtween the amount of the loan and the estimat«xl farm income from which the loan will *>«• repaid Loans will r*ot lie made under this authority to eneour.nge fami nes to continue indefinitely in this situation, said Mr Mitchell. Ef forts will t>o made to encourage and assist such families to obtain additional resources uid income at the earliest possible time Speeding Said Couse‘Of Death 1 ’ I^urens, April 22—James Wal lace. Jr, 301 year-old Negro, came to his' death from driving at a high rate of speed,-and taking his life jn his own bands." a coroner’s jury lull'd in. an inquest held to- day. ’ . . , Wallace was kjli^d April 15 when his car wns wn*ckt'd about five nub's From here following a .chase by a Laurens city police man. . ■ Capt James M Barrett, testi- fiixi that he was the officer mak- m the chase, Tint that he hod no inti'ntion of making' an arn^st outside his jurisdiction p He said' he had called the sheriff office by raiiio bt'fore he reach»>d the city limit and that he followed the . irder to-ktH*p Ft in sight for th* sheriffs forces who wy*r*' expiM-Uni to follow him. Deputy Sheriff D B. McCart ney testified that h*' got'' to the a.-en** alf ui't twq or three minute's after th*' wr**ck Coroner Joe F Smith conduct ed. the inquest. County Had 452 Traffic Accidents In 1956; Nine Deaths ♦ Laurens County had 152 traffic accidents during ‘tad, the State Mig.hw<it\ I >* p.,rfna r,t. has rv oi '- e*l , Nmi • leaf*f'i i.'miIUhI from th*' i<'-cid**nts and ld!> persons were m- ' ' -- - Leading th*' state n .aocuients v as Ch.n feston County with 4.J65. ind i:t /.v ,••• Rh r. atm. .v ittl 3.- •fKtfi ac .den! was next, which re ported deaths. Ureenville^was third with flail>4 undent: and 4n deaths. A total of 31 ,*>.32 aet idebts a is reported in the state, 713 deaths, md 11 iWi.l fs : amt Acci dents in l‘»ftd in ix'ased d 5 per, cent *>v ci H455 1 Smith Cow Complefes Production Record Peterborough. \ H A rt'gis- tored Gueniscv *'oa Mar M.n 'L »' Ndces Bonnie, owned by I M. ^mitli. Kin ants, 8 C . hua .sm- "pl«!te*l an official production m:- ord in the, Advanced Rejgistrv d;- vision of the Ann'rican Giiernsev Cattle Club This record was for h.4dt) p*'un*l.s of milk and ill pounds of fat. ‘‘Bonnie*’ was a si'nior thre*'- y«‘ar-old. .md was milked twice daily for 305 days while oil test test. ' < * This otfieial production re. *>r.t w.e supi rvLsed by Clen son Agi;- ■ cultural College 29 Laurens Counfy Drivers Lose Licenses ' . • - - ens Cow drivers lost the.r dri\:.n*{ licenses during March, th*' -State Highway Department has reported. » For 'he stat**- as a who.e, 1,723 .t'rsotis had their driving licenses . withdr.i a n for various traffic otV"* •fenses. t Since the beg anmg of the fis cal year on July 1, Id.JiMi drivers in South Carolina have had their driving -pi-rvtTqges revukod Swift's Dash , V.' vte Arrow Healthful Sweet- Refined Carp* „ Milk Amplifier Libby s Garden Green I Dr. Felder Smith Peanut Butter Deg Food Determent Karo Syrup Mazota Oil Bosco Lima Beans OPTOMETRIST V T 37c 3 ^ b . 47 l P° k t 27c 1V4 Glass Ar Jar r,'. 65c- ”c°‘ 37c No W3 Ar i Con dbWV * 1 I Phone 794 * „ Laurens, S. C. ,-v-s