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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Tkmrpdtr, June II, 19S9
Attending Boys State This Week
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Birth Announcements
CHAPMAN
Mr and Mrs Quinton Chapman,
of Charleston, announce the birth ot
a daughter. Jam* Dunnun. on Mon
day. *Jum‘ 9 Mrs. Chapman was
before marriage Miss Miriam Don-
nan, daughter of Mrs J H. Donnan
and the late Mr Donnan of this city.
PK.NLAND
Mr and Mrs David 'niomas Pen-
land of Rt. 1, Laurens, announce
the birth of a son, Thomas Randall,
on June 10 at Hays hospital Mrs.
Penland wsa before marriage Miss
Eula Reese.
FILLER
Mr. and Mrs. George Williafn
Fuller of Rt. 1, Clinton, announce
Uu* birth of a son, Edward Earle,
on June t> at Hays hospital. For
merly Mrs. Fuller was Miss Flo-
rine Bramlett.
HEATON
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heaton of
102 Davis St., announce the birth
of a son, Walter Allen, on June 6
at Hays hospital Mrs. Heaton is
the former Miss Carolyn Davis.
OAKLEY
Mr and Mrs. Charles Thomas
Oakley of Henry Street, announce
the birth of a daughter, Susan Me
linda. on June 9 at Hays hospital
Mrs. Oakley was before marriage
Miss Chistine Powes.
GINN
M and Mrs Thomas Wayne Ginn
of 300 Davis St . announce the birth
of a daughter. Kathy Elaine, on
June 9 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Ginn
isthe former Miss Pamela Penland.
RECEIVES DEGREE
BI D Tl MBLIN
TOMMY FRAZIER
RONALD CORLEY
These six rising seniors of Clinton High School and Thornwell Orphanage are attending Boys State in
Columbia this week, where they are studying state government The annual training session is sponsored
by the South Carolina Department. American legion. Eichelberger’s local sponsor is the Lions Ctob;
Blalock is sponsored by the Exchange Club; Powers, of Thornwell, by the Kiwranis Club; Tumblin. by Clin
ton Colton .Mills: Frazier, by Joanna Mills; and Corley, by Lydia Milks.
Mrs. Motes Attends
Physicol Ed Workshop
Mrs Fuller Motes, physical edu
cation teacher at Clinton High
School, attended a physical educa
tion workshop last week near Kings
Mountain. N C.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Ramagr. teacher in the
Hampton Avenue School and Miss
Dolly Crouch member of the re
cent graduatng class at Clinton
High School
The session.* uf the workshop
continued from Mcnday through
Friday
Jomes Young Receives
Degree At S. T. I.
James Young, son of Mrs. Clyde
Young, was graduated on Saturday
at the Southern Technical Institute,
Chamblee. Ga.
Mrs Young. Mr and Mrs Allen
Young. Mrs Bob Simpson and Bob
by Simpson attended the graduating
exercises.
After spending several days at
home Mr Young leaves today for
El Paso. Texas, where he is em
ployed by the Phtko Corporation
as an instructor in guided missiles
at Fort BUss
fbtunhtf axvay from home* R< urn U stop
by for fra trim cbtcki.
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Funeral Services
For Clyde F. Smith
Held On Wednesday
Funeral services for Clyde F.
Smith. 66. retired peace officer,
who did Monday night at his home.
605 South Broad Street . after sev
eral years of declining health, were
held Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock at Gray Funeral Home,
conducted by the Rev. George H
Hodges Interment was in the Pres
bytenan cemetery at MountviDe
Pallbearers were Sam McCrary.
R E Johnson Wilham B Blakely.
L S Bagwell Sr , aad two of the
y deputy sheriff*
Hie honorary escort was rwni-
of Dr Genre* R Blalock.
Dr R M Fuller Robert M Vance.
P & Bailey Sheriff C W W«r.
and member* of ( amphetl Lodge
No U AFM
Mr South was a aativt of Law
eras county where ho cprul most
of (Ms itfe Ho was a son the
lot* TWmas Sauth aad the taU
Moggie Mdlrr South Grant He
wa» a member of Brw
chnrrh —4 * C
No 44 ATM He was Hoof
a pattre for M years at Ninety
in He was a member of the
Clntaa poker force for few y nor*
and far a aumbry «f yuan special
deputy iherdf at Lpdsa Mills
He it survived by its wife Mrs
Lae Net*on smith of Chnlm
suns Bay T aad Mufurd
bulb of ciunoa Major Clyde F
Smnh Jr of the l' ft Air Fare*
at Little Ruck Ark ; alsa t*o half
brut her* J M Grant af Ninety a.
and J V Grant of Miami FI*;
and osgbt t’sndcbiMua
OFFICE AtPPUtl
At ( HRONHl.» Ft ■ CO.
PHONE 14
Jatpes Avery Barnes, of King
Apartments, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Barnes, of Rt. 2, Laurens,
graduated from Presbyterian Col
lege January 28 and received his
B. S. degree in Business Admin
istration at commencement exer
cises June 2. He is employed at
Mobilmanor, Inc., of Clinton, as
plant manager.
WITH THE SICK
Mens Soft Ball
Teams Organized
Under sponsorship of the Clinton
recreation commission four men's
softball teams have been organized
Two games will be played at the
Little Boys ball park on Monday
nights and Thursday evenings at
7:00 and 8:30 The first games were
played Monday and two others will
follow tonight A schedule is given
elsewhere in the paper.
The four teams are Yanks, Tru
man Owens, manager, and C. R.
Leatherwood. pitcher. Red Sox, Joe
McGee, manager, and Sam Marse,
pitcher. Dodgers. Lynn Cooper. Jr.,
manager. Guy Blakely, and Bill
Renner pitchers. Cards. Phil Rog
ers. manager, and Ert Jacks, pitch
er
To Give Musical
Program At Kiwonis
Meet This Evening
Mim Mao CtUMungham. daughter
of J M Cunningham, aa employee
at Cliatoa Cot Urn Mill* aad Mrs.
Joe Land will entertain the Kiwaata
Hub thu rvnung t Thursday J at
Mary Muagrwve Hotel
Mis* CuMuagham bat
tag piano with Mrs
y*«r* aad ha*
piano Guild AudHiaat each year
Her grade* ranged from K through
a Thu year aho pfayod for her
high tehool diploma m mwm. aad
wao a plua she u alw
with Sherwood Mwac
t bar ago wHji Mrs Laad t
David Gunter of Joanna, under
went an operation yesterday at
Hays hospital.
Medical patients at Hays hospital
include Tommie Hellams, Mrs. C.
E Franklin of Joanna, and Mrs.
Ruth Campbell
David Shockley is improving at
Blalock Clinic following an opera
tion.
Mrs. Ernest Hardman is conva
lescing at home flolowing an ill
ness and stay at Blalock clinic.
Marian Law'son underwent a ton-
silectomy this week at Hays hos
pital.
Mrs R L. Webb is convalescing
following surgery at Hays hospital
Friensd of Mrs. W. A. Mauldin
will be interested to know she is a
patient at Blalock clinic
Alvin Stone underwent an opera
tion at Blalock Clinic this week.
The following, who have been pa
tients at Blalock Clinic, were dis
missed earlier in the week Donna
Roddy. ConM Sanders, Mrs Frank
Longshore. Mrs W B Adams of
Joanna, and Mrs. Rboert Dixon
Mrs Lula Robertson is a patient
at Blalock Clime
Linda Campbell daughter of Mr
and Mrs Woodrow Campbell, un
drrwent an operation June 3 at
Hays hospital
All
the
the
CRKDfTOKV NOTH »
having claims against
of George K Sinroth. dr
are hereby notified to file
duly verified with the
ad those indebted to
estate will please make pay
likewise
RUBY K SJNEATH.
Firrutm
Cbalaa. E C.
June ». is&s J2»*
or net m pelies
At CUONKUC PUB 00.
PHONE 74
Funeral Services For
Lawrence G. Oxner
Conducted Tuesday
i
Funeral services for Lawrence G.
Oxner, 65, were held at the home
in Kinards on Tuesday morning,
conducted by the Rev. C. F Hamm.
Burial was in Sharon Methodist
Church cemetery.
Mr. Oxner ateti Sunuay afternoon
at the Veterans hospital in Colum
bia after an illness of six weeks.
Pallbearers were Wade and John
Earl Smith. Eugene Johnson, Dick
M. Vaughn, William Milam and Eu
gene Bragg.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs.
Eva O. Bethea of Columbia; four
brothers, J. Carlisle Oxner of Co
lumbia; Van C. and M. W. Oxner,
Jr., of Kinards; and Associate Jus
tice G. Dewey Oxner of Greenville.
Local Student
Receives Diploma
Miss Jackie Livingston, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs H J. Livingston,
Cross Hill. S. C., received a diploma
from Columbia Commercial College.
Columbia, S. C. at its annual com
menccmcnt exercises held this year
in the ballroom of the Jefferson Ho
tel in Columbia on May 29, 1958
Rev. Alvin D. Bozard. pastor
Broad River Baptist Church, Co
lumbia. was the commencement
speaker. Rev. Bozard, a graduate
of the college, gave an inspiring ad
dress as to the opportunities in bus
iness and industry today for people
w'ith college training.
HAS OPERATION
Friends of Joel Cox, overseer ot
the carding department at Clinton
Cotton Mills, will be interested to
know he is improving at Self Me
morial hospital in Greenwood fol
lowing an operation on Monday.
Mias Patry dr la Call* af
land left Tuesday for a trip t* Uw
west They will visit Taos. Grand
Canyon of Colorado, Salt Lake City,
Teton* National Park, Yellowstone
and Jackson Hole They will spend
some time- m a Wyoming Dudo
Ranch owned by Swiss friends and
will return by way of the Black
Hills, Minnesota and the Laka
Michigan area First lieutenant
Chris Patte will be with them for
part of the trip, joining them in
Kentucky.
Pottes On Trip
To Western States
Dr. and Mrs. Edouard Patte, ac-j
companied by their house guest,
WESLEYAN GUILD MEET
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
Broad Street Methodist Church will
meet Tuesday evening, June 17, at
8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. H.
Davidson on Ferguson street.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against
Annie J. Armstrong, deceased, are
hereby requested to file the same,
duly verified, with the undersigned,
not later than June 21, 1958, and
those indebted to the said Annie J.
Armstrong, deceased, will please
make payment likewise.
TENCH P. OWENS.
Attorney for the Heirs at
Law and Next of Kin of An
nie J Armstrong, deceased
203 West Pitts Street,
Clinton, South Carolina
June 10, 1958 1c
FINAL SETTLEMNT
Take notice that on the 24th day
of June 1958. 1 will render a final ac
count of my acts and doings as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of D. B.
Wehunt in the office of the Judge
of Probate of Laurens 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 estate
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.
LENA TATE WEHUNT '
Administratrix,
Rt. 3, Clinton, S. C.
May 24, 1958 4C-J-26
New Crop Grain
Best market prices paid for
good dry oats and barley,
(•rain should test 14%
moisture or less,
C-W-S Guano
Company, Inc.
PHONE 62
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 8th day
of July. 1968, I will render a final
accounty of my acts and doings as
Committee of the estate of Isaac
O’Neal Adair in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens Coun
ty, at 10 o clock a. m and on the
same day will apply for a final dis
charge from my trust as Comma j
tee
Aay person indebted to said estate
is notified sad required to make
payment oa or before tkal data.
aU
them ea or
prove*, or be forever barred
JAMES L ADAIR
Cosnauttoe
Juar 7. 18U 4e J4
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
l'*o T-4 L for 3 U ft
ROITE SALES
FRANCHISE
Will hire and train man
ager for food sales route
established and growing.
Income $100 per week and
MORE ACCORDING TO
ABILITY AND WILL
GROW RAPIDLY. Good
opportunity for man who
must earn more.
Contact
W. D. LEE
At Mary Muacroie Hofei
Clinton. S. C. ‘
Ttiurwda* or FrMay Night
After • P. M.
Have Used
/ MOTORS-
Will Travel!
All they need is a good
home. Guaranteed in first
class shape.
3.6 H. P. Firestone
2.6 Martin
7.5 Firestone
5 H. P. Johnson
6 H. P. Wizard
7.5 H. P. Scott
5 H. P. Seahee
10 H. P. Scott
15 H. P. Evinrude
30 H. P, Firestone Electric
30 H. P. Evinrude Electric
Come by and see these mo
tors today and get ready for
vacation.
EASY TERMS
Cox Home &
Auto Supply
205 North Broad St
‘‘Customer Satbtfartinn
Guaranteed"
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IF TOD DON T READ
THE CHHOH1CLE
YOU DOHT GET THE HEW*
Phene 74
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Today and Friday
June 12-13
•••for yen and your family to aa* and enjoy,
•gain-and again/
Monday-T uesday
GARY COOPER
June 16-17
Saturday (One Day) June 14
The Return of Dracula
Thrilling Story Of a Vampire
With FRANCIS LEDERER and NORMA EBERHARDT
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HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL
THE LONE RANGER and the
LOST CITY OF GOLD
Wednesday-Thursday June 18-19
Wilson Expresses
Thanks to Voters
Please accept my thanks for your sup
port in making me top man in a field of
five candidates for Treasurer of Laurens
County
Your continued support in the second
primary on June 24 win be greatly ap
preciated
Vote for the person of your choke—but
above all, vote!
Herchel W. Wilson
Candidate for Treasurer of Laurens County
TO THE VOTERS OF
LAURENS COUNTY
With a sincere feeling of gratitude
and humility, I say 'Thank You" for
your support and vote which placed me
in the second primary for County Com- >
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missioner.
I respectfully solkit your continued *
support and vote on June 24.
CLAUDE A PATTON
Candidate for County
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