The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 24, 1957, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
esday, December 24, 1957
Patrolmen To Be
On Duty During
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Holiday Season
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-All h i fib wav'^patrol nu'n in
Clinton area \v»ll be on *duty dur- J 'Teacher of the
v ibrg The Christmas holiday period. Chester Chapter,
- Chief Highway Commissioned |
Miss Agatha Bailey
Is 'Teacher Of Year’
l^ioster, Dt'e. . 20—Miss . Agatha
Bailey, mathematics teacher o f
the Chester High School, was named
Year” by the
Order of DeMo-
Prepare for March of Dimes ’
lay.
The 1 hbtior' came at the sCcftfid
X laiKie R. McMwllan has stated i annual DeMolay Parent-Teacher
Patrolmen have been instructed banquet hel<i at the” Bethel Metli-
to put forth every effort to make odist Church in Chester and at-
travel as safe as possible, remain-■ tended by teachers of the Chester
'mg -constantly alert for violations' }{jgh School, members of DeMolay-
during this period*
The Christmas season is 1 sup-
_ post'd to be a happy one. pot marred
by traffic accidents." said Mr. Mc
Millan ''Last Christmas Eve eight
persons were killed in traffic .ac
cident s-.- and over a five-da y penod,
137 others were injured In order
to prevent highway deaths and in
juries during the holiday season,
every motorist and pedestrian
must be on the alert at all times.
Highway patrolmen will make e\”
ery effort to see that' traffic law-s
are obeyed.” Mr McMillan said.
and their parents
Rdbby Fletcher, master counsel
or of tlw* Chester-chapter, presided
at the banquet, and W. C. (Pete)
Wylie presented the £ plaque and a
bouquet of red roses to Miss Bai-
leyi— — —
Miss Bailey graduated from Co
ker College, received her mas
ter's degree at the - University of
South Carolina She has-served on
the faculty of The Chester High
School »for a number of years,
teaching 9th and 10th grade alge
bra and trigonometry. She is al-
The following public records
were filed the past week in the of
fice of the Clerk of Court of Lau
rens county. • „
Property Transfers
Paul W. McAlister to Nina H.
Thomson, lot on State Road No.
114 for $150.00.,. ‘
■^-C.eorgie-Evand, Anne T- -She]
- Preliminary plans for the Clinton March of Dimes campaign are
being made here as Miss Rebecca Speake (left), secretary of the
ppogram for Laurens County, discusses organization Jwith Mrs. Ben
Hay Hammet, who will direct the Clinton d^ive thipx^ear. The cam
paign to raise funds for the National Foundatioiylor Infantile Paraly
sis is scheduled for the last three weeks in Jan/fary.
BETWEEN
YEAR
BARGAINS!
Pick up that tired winter *
wardrobe with one of
Penney’s extra special
WOOL SPORT
COATS
Sizes 3B-46
Reg-Shorts-Lon^
$
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PENNEY S WILL BE OPEN
ALL DAY THURSDAY, DEC. 26
so in charge of the bulletin board
in the foyer of the Senior High
School and hex unique and interest
ing bulletin boards attract w i d ^
attention
Miss Bailey’s home is in Clinton
She is the daughter of Mrs. T. L.
W. Bailey and the late Dr. Bailey.
Corbetts Entertain
Penney Employees
Mr. and Mrs \V. L. Corbett were
hosts to employees of J. C. Pen
ney Company on Thursday evening
at their home on Voung Drive. Also
included were guests of the regular
employees. s ——
A hot supper plate and dessert
17 R. Crawford
SURVEYING
CLINTON. S. €
Phone 3493 Joanna
course was served when the guests
arrived/ During the evening gifts
were pmesented from a a colorful
Christmas tree.
For the occasion the h(5&e was
attractive with seasonal appoint
ments featuring poinsettias, ever
greens and bright tapers.
Clinton Office Claims
For Unemployment
Insurance Increase
Initial claims for unemployment
insurance filed at the Clinton office
of the South Carolina Employment
Security Commission showed an in
crease for the week ended Decem
ber 14, according to a report from
the Commission’s offices in Colum
bia.
A total of 63 new applications |
to Nina H. Thomson, 1-3 of an acre
on State Road' No. 114, for $150.00.
William P. Jacobs III, Hugh S.
Jacobs and John F. Norris, Execu-
torsjof the estate of William P. Ja-
cootMo Sank Williams lot on Oak
Stfeet, Clinton, for $1,200.00.
illyard Barksdale * and R oy
arkcdalc, as Executors of the last
w>U of Lee Barksdale and Arrie H.
Barksdale, to Roy B. Barksdale,
98.97 acres-in Dials Township for
$3,239.10.
Ralph Phillips to Rayonier, Inc.,
115 acres in Youngs Township, for
$2,320.00.
Palmetto Bank to Nina H. Thom
son, 1-3 of an acre on State Road
for $1.00.
• Cairoll W. ^Copeland to Joe. H.
Bonds, lot on Shands Street, Clin
ton, for $900.00.
-• J. Hewlette Wasson, Probate
Judge, to Canal Wood Corporation,
47 acres in Cross v Hill Township
for $2,145.00.
W. E. Dunlap, Clerk of Court,
to Fred D. Fleming, 1 acre on the
Maddox Bridge Road for $4,088.96.
Richard W- Stokes to Sadie F.
Franks, 1843.10 acres near Mount-
ville for $1,500.00.
Robert F. Ballard to Walter R.
Ballard, ^Jot on Lake Greenwood,
for $1.000TK).
J. V. Hunt to C. C. Giles, 5 acres
in Jacks Township for $1,200.00. ,
Bob Henderson to Nevia Owens
Coats, lot on Simpson Street, Lau
rens, for $500.00 and assumption
of mortgage.
W. G. King, Jr., to James V.
Stilwell, Jr, and Betty B. Stil-
weli, lots in College View subdi
vision, Clinton, for $10.00 and other
consideration*:
were filed, which was an increase of f’ an ^y s - Blakeljiyto Roosevelt
Morgan and Claudine^V. Morgan,
lot in Hunter Township^for $10.00
t and other considerations. /"
Divorce
14 over the previous week •
For the week ended December 7.
258 persons were receiving unem
ployment compensation through the
.. Robert Lee Bagwell
Clinton office, which was an in- Loo c *
crease of 12 compared with the pre
vious week, the report revealed.
t HtlOTT CHRISTiilAS!
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All aboard for a rettl old fashioned
Christmas, overflowing with joy and good
cheer. Here's hoping that the
happiness of the Holiday Season will
lingei in your heart for a long time to come.
PeanU. Jlettnu
207 Broad St.
Telephone 1600
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“GET MORE OUT OF LIFE — GO OUT TO A MOVIE’
YOUR
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PROGRAM
Today and Thursday Dec. 25-26
ROBERT MOUM - CURT
In the deadliest chase that ever tor#
Ijau^ the ocean
Friday-Saturday Dec. 27-28
Cunsight Ridge
Thrilling Western (
’ With: JOEL McCREA, JOAN WELDON
and MARK STEVENS
COMEDY • . CARTOON
— Coming —
APRIL LOVE
KISS THEM FOR ME
TARNISHED ANGELS
Monday-Tuesday
Betrayal
Dec. 30-31
WedneKlay^FKtesday
Jan. 1-2
Don«‘ ° nd Romqncet in th. HoyarounJ. el th. Poetf*'
JANE PcMEIL'CUFF RpBl
KErm ANDES 'KAYE RAlMW>»Tt)MWY' NOONAN* UNV. MERKEL
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vs Gracie
Bagwell
Marriage Licenses Issued
Heyward McDill Sanders, Lau
rens. and Lilly Louise Hayes, Lau
rens.
William Dorroh Owings, Laurens,
and Martha Caldwell Ezell, Lau
rens.
Aaron. Lesley Knight, Woodruff,
and Evelyn Eunice Vaughn, Wood
ruff. ' -■
Jerry Dean Darnell. Laurens, and
Carol Jean Price, Laurens.
John Henry Carter. Laurens, and
Mattie Pearl Birks. Laurens
t James Robert Cagle, Clinton,~ahd
Annette Smith, Clinton. -
Hoyt Richard Hanvey, Clinton,
and Sara Bagwell. Laurens.
Ezzie. Miller, Clinton: and Inez
Jackson, Laurens.
Walter Sullivan. Fountam Inn,
and Liz^e Suber, Fountain Inn.
. Clarence Ligon, Laurens, and
Rowena Evans, Hodges.
J. I). Ball, Jr., Gaffney, and
Joyce Elizabeth Crotts, Gaffney.
Joe Ree Leopard, Jr., Wattsville,
and Velma Eugenia Davis, Watts
ville.
* Glenn Terry’ Thompson, Cecil
Field, Fla., and Mary Louise Wil-
-Uauws- Gray- Court—— r
Ira Jones Wallenzine, Joanna,
and Ethel Smith McGinnis, Clinton.
Harold Otis Caldwell' Spartan
burg, and Jeanette Terry Brown,
Drayton. - •
Roy Lee Rodgers, Laurens, and
Estelle Grant, Laurens.
FloyJ Hendrix Pittman, Clinton,
and Sara Nell Lollis, Clinton.
Mack Benny Murray, Simpson-
ville, and Mary Elizabeth Jarrett,
Simpsonville.
Ralph Richard Wilson, Woodruff,
and Guynita Lanford, Clinton.
William Furman Perry, Ware
Shoals, and Betty Jean Palmer,
Ware Shoals.
-Pv -Jones, Lauxeas, and
NOTICE OF SALE
The State of South Carolina
County of Laurens
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
"itizens Federal Savings and Loan
\Association, Plaintiff,
—vs.—'
G/aham J. Osborne. Lucille O.
Thomas,, Walker H. Osborne,
Woodrow Osborne,' Daniel W. Os-
—bornp, Earl D. Ooborne. William
W. Graham, Frances G. Simp
< son. Nancy Ann Hall, Willie
James Hall, and Silvia Paul
ette Hall, Defendants, - -
PURSUANT to a Decree, of the
Court’in the above stated case, I
will sell at public outcry to the high
est bidder, either in or in front of
the Court House, at Laurens C. H. t
S. C„ on Salesday^in January next,
being Monday the sixth day of the
month, during the legal hours for
such sales, the following described
property, to wit: '-y
All that piece, pared or lot of
land, with the dwelling house there- 4 "
on, situate, lying and being on the
north side of Bluford Street, in the
City of Clinton, County of Laur
ens. State of South Carolina, and be
ing bounded on the north by a por
tion of Lot No. 5 as shown on plat of
subdivision hereinafter mentioned,
owned now or formerly by Ruth
Moore, seventy-six (76) feet, more
or less, thereon; on the East by the
eastern portion of Lot No. 4 as
shown on said plat,*'owned by Earl
David Osborne, seventy (70) feet
thereon; on the south by Bluford
Street, shown on said plat and form
erly known as Henry Street, eighty-
five (85) feet thereon; and on the
west by the western portion of Lot
No. 4 as shown on said plat, former
ly owned by W. T. Gregory, now de
ceased, seventy (70) feet thereon*.
The lot of land above described is a
portion of Lot No. 4 as shown, desig
nated and delineate^ on plat of sub
division of property of Mrs. Mary
Henry Arthur, Block A, made by
C: A. Power, Surveyor, dated No
vember 1, 1940, and recorded in
Plat Book 7, at page 126, in the of
fice of the Clerk of Court for Laur
ens County, South Carolina; and is
a portion of the property heretofore
conveyed to Mary B. Osborne, as
Miss Mamie Osborne, by deed of W.
T. Gregory dated August 23, 1948,
and recorded on August 25, 1948, in
Deed Book 96, at Page 21, in the
office of the said Clerk of Court.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. .
The successful bidder, other than
the Plaintiff herein, immediately
upon the conclusion of the bidding,
shall deposit with the Clerk of Court
the sum of five per centum (5'- j of
the amount of the bid as a guaran
tee of hLs good faith in ,the bidding
The same to be applied to the pur
chase price upon his complying with
the terms of saltfT otherwise to be
paid to Plaintiff for credit on the
indebtedness. In the event the suc
cessful bidder should fail to make
such deposit or should fail to com
ply with the terms of sale, the said
lands shall be re-sold on the same
or some subsequent Salesday on
the same-terms, at risk oL-the de
faulting purchaser.
Tlfe purcbaser to pay for papers,
stamps and recording.
No personal or deficiency judg
ment is demanded and the bidding
ain open after the sale
ice with the bid may be
will not re
but complii
made imm
jely.
W TmUNLAP.*
C. C. C. P. & G. S.
S Date<j this 1,7th day of December,
1957.
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 13th day
of January, 1958, I will render a
final acount of my acts and doings
as Administratrix of the estate of
William Henry Campbell in the of
fice of the Judge of Probate of Lau
rens County, at 10 o’clock a. m. and
on the same day will apply for a
final discharge from my trust as
Administratrix.
Any person indebted to said es
tate is notified and requi
make payment on or befi
date; and all persons havii
against said state will pre
on or before said date, duly proven,
or be forever barred.
- MRYTLE MAE CAMPBELL, “
Administratrix
Dec 10, 1957 4C-J2
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Donzell Sanders, Enoree.
! Ezell Presley, Lexington, N. -C.,
and Joan Mable Elizabeth Sulli
van, Lexington. * ~
Gerald Wood Crawford, Gray
Court, and Dorothy Myrtle Tum-
blin, Laurens.'
Melvin Earl Garrett, Laurens,
and Shriley Jean Pearson, Foun
tain Inn.
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CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims against
the estate of Oscar L. Wright, de
ceased, are hereby notified to file
the same, duly verified, with the un
dersigned, and those indebted to
said estate will please make pay
ment likewise. *
L. E. CASON,
Executor ’
Dec. 16, 1957 3t-J-2
Winchester Graham,
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iillard Bolanl
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103 E. Pitts St.«
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V r« hop* you bar* a Tory delightful Christmas
surrounded by derated family and friends.
LINTON IMPLEMENT
COMPANY
FORD TRACTORS AND DEARBORN IMPLEMENTS
Musgrove St. Extension Phone 723-W
here's a happy, hearty
wish for your Christmas cheerl
And here’s a hope that
you may have joy now and in the coming
year. To you we send the season’s
best, and may you all be greatly
blessed with friends and fellowship
galore, and with good things by the score.
LOWMAN
LUMBER COMPANY
Madeline Cunningham
S. B. lawman