The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 08, 1958, Image 2
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
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Thuraday, May 8, 1958
Henry Is Native
Of Clinton Section
Mrs. Truluck
Loses Father
■.(«k.
ScruRjt' TO died at ht»
homr in MrCormtrk Soiwlay after
a Iona tUnr»s Mr Scnia** is Uh-
father of Mr* Hembert Truluck
and the brother in la« of Mrs Henry
M Youna both ot Chis city.
Mr Scrugas was a retinsl rail-
road conductor
William J Henry of Clinton, who
last week announced hi* candidacy
for treasurer of Laurens County in
the June )0 primary, is a native of
this section
The son of the late Mr and Mrs.
W J Henry , he attended the Clin
ton schools and Presbyterian Col
lege He was bookkeeper for about
15 years for automobile agencies
and other firms in the city, and i'
engaged infarming and cattle rais
ing at nis farm on the Spartanburg Junior Oratorical
highway four miles from Clinton. _ c t. J l J
He is a former County Commis- Contest bCnOOUlcd
sionor and is presently serving an
interim appointment as Magistrate
of Jacks Township.
He and Mrs Henry are the pa
rents of two daughters, both of
whom are married '
Home Demonstration
Week Celebrated;
County Units Join
‘frndny^a Home Builds Tomor-
LITTLE BOYS
LEAGUE
The CHaton Little Boys League
opened last Monday and Mr. Rain
won Monday's. Tuesday's and Fri
day's games A total of four The
PC Students Named
BSU Representative
At Clemson Retreat
row's World" is the theme of the. Moose club and the Kiwanis club
13th National Home Demonstration did manage to get "in their game
Wi-oV lu.inp ihr™n*hr.iii Wednesday, however, with Richard
Funeral services were held Tues ('ash of the Kiwanis club pitching
day at McCormick Methodist Church the country this week. May 4 10 Ap ^ ^ Kame ajJajnst
with burial in the McCormick Cityjproximately 20.000 women in 985 or- Moose club Final score was,
Cemetery
Friday At Bell St.
\
the
Ki
Iganized South Carolina and 336 wants 10, Moose 0. Richard Cash,
women in 18 clubs in Laurens tht> pitcher, also* struck
„ .a _ . .• . ,out twelve Bobby Watts, Kiwanis
(ounty Home Demonstration Clubs u u j ».• w „
shortstop, certainly had his big
j w '" j°' n l ^ e niore than fi'.u g uns booming in the very first
million women in special observance game by hitting two home runs and
during the week ' a single for a perfect day at bat
Comp Fire Girls
Continue Candy Sale
1 ■*
Members of the Camp Fire and
Blue Bird groups in Clinton are con-1 „ „
tinning the candy* sale K « n Gardner, student at Preaby
_. * , , , . lenafi College, is the new state
The popular brand bo,ed candy Ri(U , ecrest rt .p r e,ont„tive of the
is available through any member or Baptls , Statt , Un j on A nsing senior
Mrs William Davis, executive *ec {mm G Renville, Gardner was
retary for the Clinton Council. Any- chasen at , he stafe Spring Bsu Re .
one interested may call the Camp treal held at clemson the past
Fire building between 2 and 5 p. m. wee |cend
Mrs. Davis pointed out the candy is,
ideal for Mother’s Day giving.
nity', During the Sunday School hour
an award will be given the person
bringing the most people to Sun
day School and there will be three
other awards, one for th<* olde*
mother, for the youngest mother
and for the mother with the most
children present. A picture ■ of the
entire Sunday School will also be
made. A cordial invitation is ex
tended the public. The pastor is the
Rev. Luther Cook
The retreat, an annual event, is
held to train incoming officers of
Proceeds will be used for local student unions in the state. Work-
activities of the organization. shops, worship and business ses
• — ions highlighted the meeting. The
Extend Time To Quolify Rev w w Lm '“ ter ' poslor
For Golf Tournament
The Home Demonstration pro-
The annual junior class oratorical ,
. . n u u u ,l u«n c. . 8 ram ,s aa adult educationa pro-
contcst w ill be held in the Bell Street K
High School auditorium Friday at 8 ^ r ‘ im carried on with nearly 60.000
Kenneth James, also from the Ki
wanis club, had a perfect day at
bat, getting two for two.
On Thursdav the Kiwanis club
ILLNESS RUNS RECORD
A recent illness has interrupted pote .
the 3‘-2 year perfect Sunday School j ac ) tson _
organizinl groups in all 48 states, played their second game of the
Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.
week against Whitmire, the new
p. m.
The following juniors will com- • —..... _ ,
o u o . .. r. foam in the Little Boys League.
Bettye L Dunlap Sarah County Home Demonstration Agents ( Again ^ K.wanis club won by a
John R Judon, Patricia Sin each state
supervise the work score of 4-1. Bobby Watts of the
attendance record of Mrs. M. T.; \i.ii pr Robert Price Marv Ann
Moates of this citv. Mrs Moates had R .„„ v , uvrts and Refti* I In addi,ion - the >' assist homemakers Kiwanis club, again was the lead
attended every Sunday at the As- wimams ^he^ students have main lhr ° Ugh special worksh oPs. demon >"8 hitter of the game, getting two
sociate Reformed Presbyterian . , njf' w2st , average of hivh stra,,ons ' bulletins, home visits, and for ‘hree. a home run and a single
tatned a schola.ta average of high appear on radio and TV to describe Ttlis makes five hits out of six
B or A for their three years in aiK j show more pract i ces times at bat for the Kiawnis short
from latest approved methods de- st °P. including three home runs in
by home economics re- three bal1 gam* 5 The record for
home runs in one season is seven.
Church
illness
April 20 of this year.
since October 1954 until
prevented her attending | hjgh
No charge will be made for this veloped
program. Mrs. A R Barksdale is search.
the First Baptist Church of Orange
burg, was retreat speaker.
j . Also attending from PC were:
There will be a ladies golf clinic Roscoe Lindsay, June Adair, Jack
at 10:30 Tuesday morning, May 13 Taylor, Gerald Davis, Evin Var-
at Lakeside Country Club. Lunch ner, and Mrs. Roslyn Martin, ad-
will not be served. visor
May 20 will he the regular lunch-
eon meeting and lunch will be pL lt _-L Ak*.*.™**
served promptly at 12:30. Call M rs HUrCh lO Observe
James Wolfe for reservations. Mother S Day
Due to inclement weather the
time for the ladies to qualify for the The Church of God of Prophecy
tournament has been extended on gioan Street is dedicating Sun-
through Saturday, May 10, it has da y t 0 the mothers of the commu-
been announced \ — •'
The Great Bala To
Feature Wrestling
Card At Spartanburg
The Great Bolo. mystery wrestler
who hides his identity behind a yel
low mask, will come to Spartan
burg Sautrday night to meet Billy
Two Rivers in a feature event.
Bolo fought George Becker to a
draw before 10,693 fans in Charlotte
recently, and remained unbeaten in
this area. Two Rivers, a protege of
the famed Don Eagle, believes he
will be able to lift Bolo'i mask at
this event. The bout will bo beat
two out of three fall* with a one-
hour time limit oil a three event
program at the Spartanburg audito
rium arena.
Ronnie MvKay and Benny Malta,
a pair of scientific righters who
fought to a draw in the same arena
last week, will meet in a return en
gagement for the opening bout.
For a semi-final on this card,
Tony Martinelli and Angelo Marti-
nelli will meet Bob Corby and Jack
O'Reilly in a tag team match.
SHOES
By
NUNN, BUSH and
JARMAN
L B. DILLARD
OFFICE SUPPLIES
\t CHRONICLE PUB. CO.
advisor.
held by William Archie, another
In Laurens County there are 18
organized Home Demonstration ThornweU ^ 11 loofc; ,ike a new
Clubs with 336 members. Thev home run k,ng 15 ! n the making
have demonstrations on varied sub year Tbe w ' nn ' n 8 pitcher for
jects relating to homemaking at ‘ he * Cond * a ™ C w “ , 9 u,rles
their regular monthly meetings and Cr ™?T 0 < ' h * K "** n ' s „
also carry on special cbmmunity h A ‘^ C £ Tem P leton K ^
projects * be at the Little Boys park each af
tv, * 0 , . .. , ternoon this week to take the name
r u fv f0rm anv Kv ‘hat did not make
the Laurens County Home Demon an> . of , h< . ref , ular teams ^ a
stratum Council Officers are Mrs |eague can ^ forniw1 just aJ soon
school is out. These boys will
James Wasson, president; Mrs. H
A. Benner, first vice president:
Mrs. Guy Mahon, second vice pres
ident. Mrs B A. Goodwin, sec re
tary. and Mrs Charles V Kellett.
treasurer.
The council meets in the fail and
*pnng to set up goal* on a county
wide basis and report on accom
piinJiRietu* Some trf tbeir work last
year included preparing and terv
ing 4 H alAcer leader training ban
as school is out. These boys
play at ten o'clock each morning.
The Pony and Small Fry teams
are working out and fast rounding
into shape for their games when the
season opens The Pony League will
officially <>pen Thursday. May 15.
at 1.30 p m
Since four of the Little Boys
game* were rained out this past
week several extra game* will be
played this week
Miss Ada Bond/
Greenwood, Passes
Miss Ada Eloise Bond. 86. died
Monday at 9:30 at her home on
Cambridge St., Greenwood, follow
ing several months of declining
health.
Surviving are one brother, L. C.,
Bond, of this city. Mrs. J B. Mc
Combs. her niece, and Mr. Mc
Combs had lived with her for the
past several years.
She was a native of Columbia
and was a graduate of Winthrop
College and Philadelphia Training
School for Nurses. She was a mem
her of the First Baptist Church of
Greenwood
Services were conducted from a
funeral home with interment in
Magnolia Cemetery
Polio Oink At
Mart
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FINAL SFTTLCMENT
Take notice that on the Mh day
June. IMS. 1 anil render a final
account of my acta and doings as
Executrix of the estate of Frank C.
Young. Sr., in the office of Judge
of Probate of Laurens County, at
10 o'clock a m , and on the same
day will apply fur a final discharge
frum my trust as Executrix.
Any person indebted to said es
tate is notified and required to
make payment on or before that
date; and all persons having claims
against said estate will present
them on or before said date, duly
proven, or be forever barred.
LOIS ADAIR YOUNG,
Executrix
May 6, 1958 41-M-29
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 6th day
of June, 1958, I will render a final
account of my acts and doings as
Executor of the estate of Oscar L.
Wright in the office of the Judge of
Probate of Laurpns County, at 10
o’clock a. m and on the same day
will apply for a final discharge
from my trust as Executor..
Any person indebted to said es
tate is notified and required to
make payment on or before that
date, and all persons having claims
against ■ said estate will present
them on or before said date, duly
proven, or be forever barred
L E CASON.
Executor
May 1. iiU 4t M 3t
StalMMt Of
T. David Sloan, Jr.
< aaBttate for
House of
Representatives
li hi
Dr. Felder Smith
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wMh uim«M lhaak* I* the
•f Laureus Ceualy that I
have had the pleasure af mniug yea
la the General Aaaemhiy af the Stale
ot South Car*Uaa I am agaia offer
ing my raodMary far re-election la
a*e af the three seats allotted la
l-aurens County. I wish to thank the
people of this county (or having
elected me to serve them for the
Iasi two years. For flits, I shall
ever be grateful.
During my tenure, I have tried to
serve the people to the best of my
ability. At all times, I voted in the
General Assembly with the best in
terest of all the people in mind. My
vote was always according to my
best conscience and, if re-elected, I
Will continue to vote according to my
better judgment. I am proud of my
record as a member of the General
Assembly. For this reason, I have
placed a copy of the “Journal of
the House of Representatives” In
the Public Library in both Clinton
and Laurens which will reveal to
the public at large my voting and
attendance record. 1 invite every
one to Investigate this record.
As before, my platform is U serve
all of the people af Laurens County
and South CaraUaa as beat I know
h*w. I pledge myself to your ser
vice. My office la always opr* u
and thme af y*u who have
_ II knew that mj efforts la
try I* help are atway
If you, the people of
, as* Bl la rented m* to the
«*•« yuu to fee very haa> af
Dr «g» Mi a tod let it* help * tlk gift buy Mg fur
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Sizm 35 to 44.
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We have a wide selection of dresa shirts or sport shirts to
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OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE GRAD!
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Belts .
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By
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Kdkfs.
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Far Men
Cuff Links $1.50
By Shields and Pioneer
Cuff Link Sets $2.50 to $5
Pajamas . $3.95 to $7.95
By Manhattan
CROSBY SQUARE and
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FOR THE .
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