The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 05, 1958, Image 11
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THE CLINTON CHBONIO
Pafff Klerrm
LYDIA MILLS
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, C>rrwpo«<—1, R>prwUlly
TKLKniONl IMS
Mr and Mrs. Claude Parrish
sprnt the week-end with their son-
in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs.
Cart Johnson, in Rock Hill While
there they visited Boyd's Boat
Landing and ettended the ski show. |
Mr and Mrs Mark Windsor. Mr.
and Mrs Tommy Windsor and
daughter were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dunaway in
Roebuck
Mf. and Mrs. Ernest Prince and
daughter, Brenda Jones, of Mari
etta, Ga., spent the week-end with
his mother, Mrs. Sam Prince.
Mr. and Mrs. J B. O’Shields, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Ballard were visi
tors of J. B. Wasson in Fountain
Inn during the week-end. Mr. Was
son is ill at his home.
Miss Retha Scarborough of Jo
anna, was the week-end guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry King
Mrs. W. T. Wigley and children
left last Thursday for a visit wtih
her father, E. L. Winchester, and
other relatives in Bryson City, N.
C. They will attend the high school
commencement program where a
nephew is graduating, and a birth-[
day dinner for Mr. Winchester
while there.
Mrs. Fred Burnett and Freddie
of Arcadia, spent the week-end
with her parents,' Mr. and Rrs
David E Roberts On Sunday they
and David Roberta vmted the la!
ter Mrs Roberta' aunt. Mrs Emma
Mom, who ia seriously ill in the An
derson Memorial hospital. Davie,
who is recuperating from a tonsil-
eclomy, returned to Arcadia with
his sister for a visit.
Mrs. J. H. Wallen line of Chap
pells, spent the week-end with her
daughter, Mrs Lilly Belle Miller
Mrs. Walter Floyd of Spartan
burg, was the week-end guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Milford Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lanford and
Johnny were Sunday guests of Mr
and Mrs. Frank Petty in Union.
Freddy Hanna, who is spending
a few weeks in Woodruff with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Johnson, spent the week-end
with his mother, Mrs. Fred Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kelly and
children and Miss Connie Burke of
Gaffney, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ike Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson at
tended the funeral services of her
uncle, Willie Russell Smith in Wil-
liamston on Monday. Burial ser
vices were held in Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallen-
zine and Smoky of North Augusta,
mw tiMUng their porwU Mr
Mrs Claude WaUeuttae in
Mr and Mr* E W Mitchell thta
week On Monday they were ia Wil
ham »ton for the funeral senrtcua
of hu uncle, tad* Mr* Claude Wal
leraune t brother, Willie R Smith
Mr. and Mr* Tony Kelly and
children of Greenville, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mr*. Harry Tem
pleton
Mr. and Mr* S. B Cooper and
Misa Betty Cooper of Great Falla,
spent Sunday with their son and
brother, Calvin Cooper, and Mr*.
Cooper.
Rev. and Mra. Roacbe Bryan and
children attended the homecoming
day activities at Andrews Chapel
near Hodges Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Henderson
and daughters of Valley Falls,
Prince,
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Sam
Mrs. W. P. Terrell has returned
home after a three weeks visit with
relatives in Camesville, Ga.
Mr and Mrs. W. P. Terrell with
Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Terrell of
Spartanburg, attended the funeral
of Mrs. Paul Andrews in Carnes-
ville, Ga., Tuesday.
A1 Williams has arrived home
from The Citadel, Charleston, for
the summer. He will be one of the
life guards at the Lydia swimming
pool.
Sgt. and Mrs. Tommy Huskey
and Steven of Fort Bragg. N. C.,
spent the week-end with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parrish
at •
Scbuol will haw Ma comm
program Friday
a'clarfc
A short aoctal period with rw
freshmewu will be enjoyed in the
•octal ball of the church after the
program
HELP YOURSELF
TO THE BEST
MONEY
SERVICE IN TOWN!
S*9*otuf - Household - imergomy
LOANS
Jo Cooioiidote Dehit
EXACT PAYMENTS ON NCC LOANS
With The Sick
Mrs. Joshe Matte entered Blalock
| Clinic as a medical patient on Fri
day.
Dean Abercrombie is a hospital
patient at WTiitten Village.
Presbyterian VBS To Cloae
The commencement exercises of
the Presbyterian Church Vacation
Bible school will be held Sunday
morning at the regular morning
worship hour The public ia cordial
ly invited to attend
Household Shower Far Mr*. Lee
Mr* Lmb Webb. Mr* Bud Fuller.
Mr* Bill Neiaon and Miaa Peggy
Palienee were hortene* for a
‘fhold wKoMkcT for r* HcfifY
Leo. the former Mtta Pat Fuller
Fndai evouMg at the borne af the
I Ye-Ga ( amp Ftre Party
Mr* J. B Neal's group of Camp
Fire girt* with their invited guest*
enjoyed a party at the Community
House last week
The young girls and boys enjoyed
an evening of dancing and games,
after which party refreshments
were served.
After the party the boys returned
to their homes and the girls with
Mrs. Neal remained for a ^pend
the night party.
The girls were: Misses .Peggy
Grady, Flo Emery, Priscilla Gas
kin, Linda White. Susan Word,
Becky Moore, Tonita Harvey and
Joyce Wyatt.
Blue Bird Group Enjoys Parties
The Singing Blue Birds, with
Mrs. Harry Templeton as leader,
gathered at the Community House
on May 24 for a pajama party. A
grand time was reported by the
sleepy girls next day
Last week the girls enjoyed a
tacky party at their , regular meet
ing with all the girls in costume.
Prizes were won by Karen Hanna
as the tackiest; Patsy Costella, the
prettiest; and Dianne Templeton,
the cutest *
The group enjoyed several games
before being served cookies and
cold drinks
Mrs. Joel Templeton is Mrs.
Templeton's assistant.
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Church of God Homecoming
On Sunday
Sunday, June 8. will be Home
coming Day at the Lydia Church of
God
All members and friends, former
pastors and members are invited
to attend
Everyone is asked to bring well
tilled baskets and dinner will be
■erved on the grounds fnUowtag
the morning tervire
Rev Alfred Miles M pmlor of the
church
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Mr and Mra Be Bawuu aid
roMwate a
Carolina, standing of record in the
name of Jaa Philaon Estate on lax
books of Lauren* County and. in
which the respondents may have
an interest, the said easements and
right* of way and the real estate
to be subject thereto being more
fully and particularly described a*
follows
The free, exclusive, uninterrupted
and perpetual right, liberty, privi
lege, use and casement to construct,
operate, maintain, remove and ifeep
in repair a line or lines for the
transmission of electric current and
power, including poles, wire*, ca
bles, conduits, fixtures and all ap
purtenances incident thereto, from
time to time, and to construct, lay,
install,, operate, maintain, remove
and keep in repair a pipe line or
pipe lines for the conveyance or
transportation of water and other
substance with all the appurtenan
ces thereto, from time to time, all
upon, over, across and beneath the
following described property:
All that certain piece, parcel and
strip of land thirty (30) feet in
width throughout and extending one
thousand seventy-four (1,074) feet in
length, containing seventy-four one
hundredths (.74) of an acre, situate,
lying and being north of the cor
porate limits of the City of Clinton,
in Laurens County. South Carolina,
said strip commencing at boundary
separating lands of heirs of Jim
Philson and lands of heirs of Far
row Wilson at point designated as
station 219 00 of the proposed raw
waiter pipe line of City of Clinton
and extending S 8 deg 30 min E
one thousand seventy-four (l,074j
feet to point on boundary separating
lands of heirs of Jim Philson from
lands of George Wilson at point
designated as station 229 74 on said
pipe line Said strip of land is fully
shown and designated as "Jas Phil
son Est 1074' x 30'—4.74 Acre* on
plat labeled ‘City of Clinton. S C
30 Ft Right of Way for Water Lines
& Elec Pole Line* Laurens Coun
ty. SC” surveyed Dec, 1067 by
J. R Crawford. L S, said piat
bring recorded in Ptat Book No tl.
at Page 96 in the office ot the
Clerk of Court for Laurens County
Satd strip of land i* the same «tnp
of land mbjrrt in that certain ease
nient convey**! m the City «f ( km
ton bp Jim ptuloan by has deed dat
•d February • IfKk recorded m
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flee tl the (leek ed t anft km tmu
Jim Philmn adjacent to the land*
hereinabove described, with ma
chinery and equipment to and from
the lands hereinabove described,
for the purpose of performing the
acta and rights herein mentioned
upon the strip of land hrretnahov*
described; the City of Clinton to
pay to the owners thereof the actual
damage* to crops which may result
from the exercise from time to
ilme of such right of way of access,
egress and ingress.
The City of Clinton, South Caro^
lina. has selected a* its freeholders
to assess damages. Messrs. C W
Anderson, whose address is . r >08
North Broad Street, Clinton. South
Carolina, and T E v Addison, whose
address is 303 Hickory Street, Clin
ton. South Carolina
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTFIED
that unless you select two freehold
ers as your representative to as
sess damage* and within five (5)|
days after service of this Notice of
Condemnation upon you give writ
ten notice of their names and ad
dresses to the undersigned at his
office at City Hall. North Broad
Street. Clinton, South Carolina, ap
plication will be made by the under
signed to the Clerk of Court of Com
mon PJeas for Laurens County for
the •election of two such freehold
ers •» provided by law
The purpose for which the real es
tate herein described easement*
and rights of way therein is for op
erating. improving and extending
the waterworks <ystem of the Com
tuned System nf t|)e City of (Un-
ton. South Carolina
This notice is givert pursuant to
the procedure for condemnation
set forth in Chapter 5. Sections 2V
161 et seq , ifgll Cumulative Sup
plement to Volume 8, 1952 Code of
Laws of South Carolina (Act N 225,
Acts and Joint Resolntions South
Carolina 19531 Your attention is
directed to thus Act so that you may
fully inform yourself of the proce
dure available to you and to the
City of Clinton, South Carolina.
YTTY OF CLINTON. SOUTH
CAROLNA
I By
W R OWENS,
Clerk and Treasurer.
CECIL E WHITE,
Attorney for the City of
Clinton
May 26. 1958
TO AMY AND ALL RESPON
DENTS HEREIN WHO IS AN IN
FANT OR WHO IS A PERSON
NON COMPOS MENTIS OR WHO
B A PERSON tTNDER OTHER
DISABILITY AND TD EACH PER
.SON OR INSTITUTION WITH
WHOM SAID INFANT OR PER
SON NON COMPOS MENTIS OR
PERSON UNDER OTHER DISA
BILITY RESIDES OR IN WHOSE
CUSTODY HE OR SHE IS HELD.
BEING DESIGNATED HEREIN
AS -RR HARD ROE '
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that Hon Raymond C Hill. Esq ,
Attorney at laiw, Laurens. South
Carolina, has been appointed guar
dian ad litem for any unknown in
fants ur persons under other disa
bility who are necessary parties for
the purpose of the above entitlivl ac
tion. and that said appointment
shall become absolute on the 10th
day of July 1958, and that ah or
der nisi of the Court of Common
Pleas for Laurens County is filed
with the Clerk of Court for Laurens
County.
CITY OF CLINTON SOUTH
CAROLINA
By
W R OWENS,
Clerk and Treasurer
CECIL E . WHITE
Attorney for the City of \
Clinton
May 26, 1958
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handlod by our noxt govor-
nor. Donald Russoll is tho
man who can approach
thoso probloms with calm,
mature judgment. His
broad experience qualifies
him to stand at the helm of
our state with dignity, auth
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all of the people of South
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Carolina. Our state needs
such a man . .. our state
needs Donald Russell as its
next governor.
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ften. He e natmnaOy known and re-
mected, He Has tho pretfge and (He
matufrty rmodod to influence the
movement of now industry to Our
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• Successful Lawyer
As the head of a distinguished loo
firm, he has the legal experience and
knowledge needed to protect our
state's constitutional rights and pre
serve our traditional way of life.
• Sound Businessman — Self Mode
As a personal success, he has proved
he has the calm judgment, energy
and administrative ability needed to
help put our state's finances on a
sound basis.
• Form Born — Industrially Alert
He is farm born and recognizes that
along with mare jobs for labor by
industrial expansion, the former must
be prosperous if S. C. Is to have a
sound economy.
• LIFKLONQ DKMOCRAT
VOTE FOR
DONALD RUSSELL
■ FOR GOVERNOR
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