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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
ThuPftday. June 5, 19S8
County Records Outstanding Bus Driver
Thornwell's Homemakers
Present Fashion Show
Thornwells Montgomery Hall was
recently the scene of a fashion show
presented by tht Tbomwell Chapter
of tht Future Homemakers of
Amercia The production uas en->
titled “Fashion Show Boat.” and
took place on a beautifully decorat-
ed show boat w hich was designed I
by Mrs L. R Anderson, art three-[
tor at Thomwell. The girls stepped
from the deck of the show boat,
down the gangplank modeling pret
ty frocks which they had made
The show boat theme was earned
throughout the program
Jane Wofford was the charming’
•'how boat captain and narrator
for the evening. Shipmates Donna
Wickham and Tommy Woodfin por
trayed pickaninnies and carried
posters identifying the various dock
ings of Fashion Show Boat- Mem
bers of the ninth, tenth, eleventh
and twelfth grades participated as
passengers and modeled garments
which they made in their home
economics classes.
At Dock I dresses suitable for
church and street wear were pre
sented Modeling church and street
dresses were Mary Ann Woodfin
Nora Lee Dodgen Allen* Dodger
Ann ( nrme*. Mildred James. Bett>
Mi Murray Mary Mynck. Bonny
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Jean Abrams, and Nancy Jean Bur
ris. Several of the girls designed
and made matching hats and bags.
At Dock 11 tailored wool suits
were modeled by Elise Lee. Jenny
McClellan. Mary Ann Woodfin. No
ra Lee Dodgen, and Allene Dodgen.
Dock HI presented school dress
es modeled by: Eileen Brock, Jero-
line Stewart. Shirley Felker. Patsy
McAbee. Della Parsons, Annie Lee
Bowen and Patncia Vaughan.
Party fashions were modeled at
Dock IV. These stylish dresses were
modeled by: Lillian Cookson, Lucy
Beck. Linda Tyler. Elise Lee. Jenny
McClellan. Mary Mynck, Bonny
Jean Abrams, Annie Lee Bowen,
and Patsy McAbee
The Last docking of Fashion Boat
was most unusual for it presented
future designs in the form of mock
fashions The girls designed these
future fashions themselves using
articles suggestive of dress Mo
dHing the space dress was Nora
Lee Dodgen the box jacket. Mar
that Beck the randy stnpe
Becky HairheU the spnag
I illian Cookson the lea gown. Bet
ty McMnrray; the dunce gowa
Ruby Waiter the pen stnpe
Nanry Burns thr
drees Lauda Tytee
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The following public records were 1
filed the past week in the office of
the Clerk of.Court of Laurens Coun-
Public Property
Wade B. Geer to Miss Maude
Geer, lot op north Owens street,
Clinton, for $10 00. love and affec
tion
Leroy Bluford to Obie Carroll, 34
acres known as Beaverdam Tract
No 3 of the sub-division of the Tho
mas Nance lands, for $900 00
.1 L. Fennell and C. W. Kinard to
James Cunningham, lot about one
mile south of the Town of Water
loo, for. $700.00
John W. Davis to Mrs. Ruby H
Davis, 1 acre in Hunter School Dis
trict No 16, in the Town of Mount
ville, for 10.00, love and affection
Harry E Baldwin to jCassie H.
Joye. 2 16 acres about 4 miles
northwest of the City of Clinton,
for £200.00
C K. Wright to Louise H. Brown,
lot on Academy street,.Laurens, for
$155 00.
Annie Sue A. Bagwell to G. C;
King, 50V acres in Dials Township
for $10.00 and other valuable con
sidcrations.
Gladys A. Whitaker to Robert H
Whitaker, ISS 5 * acres in Waterloo
Township, for $10.00 find other val
uable considerations.
Hugh Nabors to Hugh Nabors and
Sarah C. Nabors, lot on Copeland
street. Wattsville. for $5.00 and the
premises
Myrtle M Westbrook. Thomas
Westbrook, Mary W. Loughndge,
Dortohy W Hunt. Martha W. Nix
and Sara W'. Wilbanks, to W. D
Mayfield, lots on Fairview Road,
Laurens, for $1.00. love and affec
tion and payment of mortgage.
Marriage Ureases Issued
Palatis Fletcher Johnson. Lau
re ns. and Sallie Mae Guest, Lau
rens
Wayne King,, Jr , Laurens, and
Vivian Mane Vuncannon. Laurens
Alvin N Garrett. Laurens, and
Unda Grace Firklin. Mount ville
Charles Henry Bond. Clinton and
Alma Jo Poole Clinton
Joe Dailey here receives the trophy for being named the outstand
ing bus driver of the year at the annual banquet of the (Tinton High
School Transportation Club. Making the presentation is Avery Smith,
director of transportation at the high school.
The banquet, held at Hotel Mary Musgrove on May 27, featured
an address by Sgt. Hoyt Bailey, of the public relations and safety
division of the S. C. Highway Department.
Several prizes^ and gtfts“Wefe awarded to members of the club
during the evening.
New officers of the club for the coming year are: President, Carole
Bedenbaugh; vice president, Gerald Riddle; secretary. Maurice Sing-
ley; treasurer. Clifford McKittrick; reporter. Betsy Davis; ex-officio
president, Bud Tumblin.—Photo by Dan Yarborough.
-.MRS JAMES DUNAWAY
AND FAMILY.
CABD OF THANKS # bate*, food, cards, and jrour pr«y-
We would like to take this op ers May God bless each one of you.
portunity to thank, our many, many
fhends for their interest, kindness
and expressions of sympathy shown
during the long illness and at the
death of our dear husband and fath
er. Also for the many floral tri
OFFICE SUPPLIES
At CHRONICLE PUB. CO.
Phone 74
Completes Novel
Recruit Training
American Legion
Baseball To Get
Underway Monday
•The Clinton American Legion
baseball team will get off to a good
start on opening day, next Mon
day. June 9, when they pl§y host
to the Greenwood team
Laurens will entertain Gramte-
ville. while Mewberry will be idle
The five-team league will play
cither three or four nights a week
to complete the five-week schedule
by July 1C
The (Tinton squad is being roach
rd by Daa Kirby, of Joaana. and
the learn will use the Joanna park
from
Laurens at Greenwood
Clinton at Newberry
June 13—
Newberry at Graniteville
Laurens at Clinton
June 16—Greenwood at Graniteville
Newberry at Laurens
June 17—
Newberry at Greenwood
Graniteville at Clinton
June 19—
Clinton at Greenwood
Laurens at Graniteville
Jupe 20—
Greenwood at Laurens
Newberry at Cl mton
June 23—
Graniteville at Newberry
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formed mi a romartemttpua manner that I hope will maarit
the approval of nil (T in ton nttaena
Harry C. Layton
which helps high school student*
interested in science and engineer
mg and with a good rating in high
school science, to decide the phase
of scientific engineering to prepare
for following high school gradua
tion
OFFICE SUPPLIES
At CHRONICLE PUB. CO.
PHONE 74
Today, Friday and Saturday
A Picture You Won’t Soon Forget!
THERE ARE NO WORDS...I
To express this boy’s devotion to
the proud man and woman he^
loved ...and the emotional
impact of the words
he longed to tell
them!
June 5-6-7
We will be closed each Wed
nesday afternoon through
the summer. .
We Close at 1:00 O'clock
Please let us serve you on
Wednesday mornings.
Your Valued Patronage
is Appreciated
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* CIINTON.SC
VOTE FOR
JOE HOLLIDAY
—for—
County Commissioner
Your Vote and Support Will,Re Appreciated
A Man Of Ability, Experience
and Action For Whom You
Can Vote With Confidence
Burnet R. Maybank
Candidate For
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
“You May Bank On Maybank”
TO SAVf,
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•Y THI YOTH
FROM THI 1ST
6
CITIZENS
FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
%
Current Divi
Rate 31/2%
ELECT
Ryan F. Lawson
SUPERVISOR
OF LAURENS COUNTY
1 BELIEVE: '
1. The County Home should be given proper attention
and supervision.
2. The prisoners at the camp should be fed plenty and
some work should be expected.
3. The County roads should get SOME consideration.
4. All items of any value should be purchased on com
petitive bids. All sales of county property in same
manner.
5. All discounts on machinery should be given to the
treasurer.
Elect Ryan F. Lawson for
Supervisor On June 10 For Honest
and Efficient