The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 15, 1959, Image 12
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Fbursday, January 15, 1959
TH[ WORLD S MOSI WIDllV USED CEVOMONAl CtUPE
Read Romans 6:13.1*
Alter the petals had dropped from the blossoms of the young cherry
tree ia my garden, I watched the tender leaves unfold their shiny new
ness. A urh like suhstanoe covered the end of one branch Hastily I pull
ed the away and destroyed the tent caterpillar* inside before they
devoured the leaves The crumpled leaves soon opened and Ctvnv healthy
in the fresh air and sunlight.
My less fortunate neighbors had ( been besieged by the pests. The leaves
on thielr young trees were destroyed by the caterpillars. The year’s luir e r undergoing surgery
vest was lost, and many of the trees were seriously damugtd Mrs. Lucille Thomas is a patient
As tent caterpillars cat the life and beauty' out of a tree, undetected sin a t Joanna Hospital for treatment,
damages the personality and character of a man. When we live close Mike Mason is receiving treat-
to Christ, we detect each unwonhmess as it arises, and the ugliness can m ent at the local hospital.
WITH THE SICK
Mrs. Gillette Rowe is a surgical
patteut at J oanna Hospital
B. F.,Sample has returned to his
home alter receiving treatment at
the local hospital
Mrs Lillie Mae Gwinn received
treatment at the local hospital sev
eral days last week
R. H. Jennings underwent sur
gery at Joanna Hospital last week.
Mrs. Lavinia Cooky Is a medical
patient at Joanna Hospital.
Odell Owens was admitted to the
local hospital on Thursday for treat
ment.
C C. Waldrop is receiving treat
ment at Joanna Hospital.
Mrs. Lillie Mae MUls is a patient
at Greenville General Hospital.
Liitle Ricky Bedenbaugh, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bedenbaugh, is
a patient at Newberry Hospital aft-
Gary. James and Wanda. Mrs. Jake
Wise Chris and Lester, Mrs. Dovey
Adams and Judy. Alvin. Stella Jean
and Nila Killian, all of Prosperity,
and Miss Brtnda Dennis, of Gilbert.
Iks Killian served cup cakes and
chocolate iee cream.
Public Records
be plucked away before much damage is done
PRAYER
Dear God. Orator of alt living things, help me Co guard
my body so Chat it wili be a living temple. Guide my growth
In Christian love. Whatever talents Thou hast given me, help
me to preserve them against the destructive power of evil
and deveiof them for Thy honor and glory- For the Master’s
sake, \naen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Sin is anything which alienates' me from God
Winifred Graber (California)
Howard Marshall, son of Mr. and
Mrs James Marshall, has returned
to his home after being a patient at
-Greenville General Hospital.
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World wide Ribie Reading—Isaiah 55:7-1.1
Personal and Social
News of Joanna
MRS. GEORGE METTS. Correspondent and Representative
1‘hone Joanna 3261
Mr and Mrs J. C l»oLan. of At- Mr and Mrs S L Hair in Colum-
l..nta, spent the week-end with Mr bia.
and Mrs P F. Swygert Mr. and Mr> S C. Tirs.ey. Deb
Mr and Mrs Charlie Davis, of
Newberry, visited Mr and Mrs. I.
V. Whittle Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Johnny Moore and Mrs Bill
bie and Keith, of Newberry, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs Derrill Bozard and
Thomas were Saturday shoppers in Marty and Mrs. J. M Bozard visit-
Oran Nabors, of Greenville, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 'G. C. Nabors.
Fred Bragg. Sr., observed a'birth
day on January 5. Mrs. Bragg is
celebrating a birthday today, Jan-
ury 15.
Lamar Frierson and children,
I Jean and Kenny, of Augusta, spent
i the week-end with Mr and Mrs I
|E. Alexander
Mr and M^s Fred Bragg will ob
serve a wedding anniversary Jan
i uary 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Olga Hair and chil
dren of Greenwood, visited Mrs. W
W Hair Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. C. B Cole, of
Charleston, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole.
Mrs. J. J. Abrams. Mrs. IToyd
Abrams, Mrs. Algie Abrams. Mrs
J. L. Abrams and Miss Linda
Abrams visited Mrs. Mildred
Hamby at Greenville General
Hospital Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Charles Barne> celebrated a
birthday January 12.
Mr and Mrs. Haskell Metis and
The following public records
were filed the pest week in the of
fice of the Clerk of Court of Lau
rens County.
Property Transfers
Claude A. Ezell to Luther K.
Thompson, 1.49 acres on highway
from Waterloo to Ware Shoals, for
$3,132.00 and subject to a mort
gage.
James C. Wilson to Hugh C. Ray,
lot on North Sloan Street. Clinton,
for $3,000.00.
J. D. Robins to O. C. Coursey
and Mrs. Gigssie Mae Coursey.
lots on Lake Greenwood for $1,060.
Gillette Simpson and Lewis Simp
son to Mason Simpson and Cecile
A. Simpson, lot on U. S. Highway
76 for $10 00,. love and affection.
Mason Simpson and Cecile A.
Simpson to Eugene Sinvnons and
Martha Simpson Simmons, lot on
U. S. Highway 76 for $10.00 and
assumption of mortgage.
Gillette Simpson, Lewis Simpson,
and Mason Simpson to Eugene Sim
mons and Martha Simpson Sim
mons, lot on U. S. Highway No. 76
for $16 00, love and affection
Charles Henry Knight to Audrey
Knight, 2 2 acres just went of Cold
Point, for $3 00. love and affection
and assumption of mortgage
Mrs Janie H. Bell to Otin B
Bell, 10 acres on South Carolina
Highway No. 72. for $10.00 and
other valuable considerations
Maude D Henderson and Evelyn
Henderson, to W. R. McCuen, Jr.,
499 acres bounded by the Cleo
Wofford Estate, for $3,000.00.
Dr .J. B Branyon to Charles H.
Bishop and Mildred H. Bishop, lot
on Lake Greenwood for $500.00.
E. L. Jones to Kenneth R. El.
lege, lot on the old Greenwood high
way for $200 00.
A. C. Covan to Blanche C. Co-
vah. N acres in Hunter Townsltip,
and also lot bounded by lands of
Bailey and Patterson, for $1,500.00.
R. F. Armstrong to Louise Y.
Garrett, 40 acres of land bounded
by lands of T. B. Campbell, and
54 l s acres known as the W. B. Ab
ercrombie place, for $1.00 and other
valuable considerations.
G. B. Naliey and Jasper P. Les
ley to Blake P. and David Garrett,
41 acres on Lake Greenwood for
$100 and other considerations.
Hubert J. Pitts to John Sobey
Glover and Frances Killian Glover,
lot on Calvert Ave., Clinton, for
$10.00 and other valuable considera
tions.
Ola B. Sanders to Joe H. Bonds,
7.67 acres on the Laurens to Green
MW
way, Clin.
Blackwell,
wood Highway, for $10 0* and other
considerations
Joe H Bonds to Ola B
lot on Phillips St . Clinton, fof
$10 00 and other conaideratioos
, Marriage Liceaaea Issued
. Charles David Bruce, Laurens,
and Pearl Elizabeth Moore, Lau
rens.
Robert Stewart Dunaway
ton, and Linda Joyce
Clinton.
William Charles Smith, Greer,
and Bertha Ann Sexton, Duncan.
Willie James Madden, Laurens,
and Jessie Bell Williams, Laurens.
James Cecil Miller, Owing*, and
Brenda Joyce Hensley, Fountain
Inn.
John Wesley Lackey, Whitmire,
and Edna Murphy Dominick, Clin
ton.
Anthony Belmont Mims, Wood
ruff, and Flora Belle Compton. Ow
ing*.
Lumus Robinson, Lanford, and
Mary Louise Todd, Laurens
Johnnie Henderson, Clinton, and j
Laura Williams, Clinton.
John Edgar Caldwell, Enoree,
and Ida Mae Cunningham, Laurens.
Grady Johnson, Cross Hill, and
Carrie Lee Williams, Cross Hill.
Sammie James Richardson, Jr.,
Clinton, and Hattie Louise Godfrey,
Clinton.
Robert Hatfield Stretcher, Jr.,
Waynesville, N. C., and Amelia
Joyce Simpson, Gray Court.
l-AS-TOAST WINTERS
CAN BE YOURS
If You Insulate and Weatherstrip Your Hoaae
Enjoy freedom from cold drafts and aave on fuel
bills. Home insulation pays for Itself in fuel savings,
in increased comfort—more than you can measure
in dollars and cents. '
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
—Roofing —Siding —Sheet Metal Work
—Gutters —Downspouts —Metal Vents
—Cy-Craft Fences —Aluminum Awnings
—Bonded Built Up and Tar and Gravel Roofs
For Free Estimates — Call or Write
J. A. SMITH, JR,
P. O. Box 144 CLINTON, S. C. Phon* 967-J
—Representing—
AUGUSTA ROOFING & METAL WORKS, Inc.
AUGUSTA, GA.
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Greenville
Mr and Mr*. J. M. Niwer.
Mike Md Beta). *f Grernsbcre.
N. Q; Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Nlver
and Twain) ef Savannah. Ga.;
Mr. and Mi*. C. H. Nlver
Mr*, -rrmri Geistrr. af
Ain., and Mis* .Ann Nlver. of Wkn-
(.arep openi the week-end with
Mr and Mrv W. H Nlver.
ed Mr. and Mrs S. L Ruff in Sil- family, of Newberry, were Sntur
verstreet Sunday afternoon day supper guests of Mr and Mrs
Mr and Mr*. R E League, of .George Melts
Easley, were week-t-nd guests of Mr S-Sgt and Mr* Harold L Card
and Mrs S. A League ner. Ricky and Tin*, of Fort Walton
Mrs J H Wallenzine. ot Uk Li Fla » prp f*™ 1
tie Kiver-Dominick community. Kuest* of Mr and Mrs Perry 8*7-
spent the week-end with Mr and * 5 ** 1
Mrs Fred Bragg Mr and Mrs Jack Hunmcutt and
Mr and Mrs J B Humphry -^ckie spent the weekend in Augus
Mrs Jesse Rogers and Mr and and Mr and Mrs Gerald Humph u *‘ th relatives and attended the
Mrs Joe Rogers, of Augusta, visit- oes visited Mrs Lillie Mae Alills at s| fNi in 6 .Auditorium,
ed Mr and Mrs E H Hunmcutt Greenville General Honpital Sun
Sunda) , day.
U. Col Fred Rims of Washing ^ Mrv Elbert Boyce at
ton D C . spent the week-end with ***d*d ■_ Leadership Training
Mrs Bam and daughters •* T**** Luthers Charm
Mr and Mm K J WiMinghnm w
Mrs K L Francis and Mr> Mary
' . ,n * ' 1 3n kmfnji, art-re m rnariotu- Tuesday
‘ 1 u for the Virginia Carolina' Fashion
Mrs J F Low man and M*a Ann
lawman .(tended a bridal shower Mr ind Mfl j H Kiium, and
for Mus Betty L>u St. ron in Green vulU * Mr || a
wogd •riurda) night KilLan at White Rock Saturday and
J M Res und Mis 1 red Roaa Mrs Gladys Adams :n Prosperity
were Friday overnight guaats of Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Rhodes, of
Whitten Village, were Monday sup
per guests of Mr and Mrs Jack
Hunmcutt
BIRTH ANNOUNCE ME VT
RCRNETT
Mr and Mrs John Burnett. Jr.,
announce the forth of a son oa Jan
uary 12 at Joanna Hospital
i
T*f«phon«
Talk
M. L. CAMPBELL
Your Telephwnr Manager
MOIHER* MARCH ON POLIO
Joanna will join other towns, ett
let and commumUe* of the nation
January 30. when they participate
for tha ftm time m the annual
March of Dimao Begtnatng at 7 30*
in the evening each home in Joanna
and surrounding areas will be visit
ed. and indivHlwab will be givon an
opportunity la make a contribute'
which will be used to fight throe of
the most prevalent crippling dis
eases tnrtn defects, arthritis
THANKS HOR CALUNOf To let you know how immfc
we appreciate having you ax a customer we re celebrating
Thanks for Calling’’ month. TUat’i our way of saying
Blanks not only for the calk
you make, but ako (or the op
portunity of aerving you And
that goct> for all of us—opera
tors, installers, service repre
sentatives, linemen When you
see our “Thanks for Calling"
b.idges, or hear that phrase,
please take it, too, ax a small
expression of the satisfaction
we get out of bringing people
together and supplying com
munications services so impor
tant to you Again, “Thanks
for Calling!”
AFTER-HOLIDAYS LET-DOWN? Friends ,-nd relatives
who gathered for the holidays are scattered again . . .
children are back at college ... all the happy hustle and
bustle is over. But don’t let it get you down! Out-of-town
folks are always as near as your phone. And Long Dis-
taaoe costs so little, especially when you call station-to-
Mptioo after 6 P.M. or any time Sundays. By the way,
why not arrange a regular time for your college son or
daughter to call home? It’s a happy event you’ll both look
forward to, whether ooce a week or once a month.
ITS ODD •« s way, how many farms around the country
have all kinds of work-saving machinery — but just oik
Kfeptionc Lor -‘cample you’ll see electric milking ma
chine' power tools, c'mveyors. grata mixers Yet when
the phufK f.ags, someone has to run from one of the farm
budding* into (he house ... or through several rooms . ..
lo answer if (and dial's usually the farmer s wife). With
phuoet among ouly pfrmin a day each, the
(arm Humid have them wherever needed JuM cal
mfc* mu*
We wuh to ceil atuauoo to thr
tact that the Natieuai Foundation
<hd not share ia the local Conusu
iut> Chest Drive Whether or not
we have a part in the March ot
Dimes program, any pertoo Wrick
en with any of these diseased or
needing help will receive assistimrv
trom % Foundation funds
It is hoped that when the band of
mercy is extended to Joanzuans on
the night of January 33 that each
one will he ready to assist with a
contribution
FILM TO BE SHOW?* AT
MEETING
The conun ittee and group cap
lams of the Mother's March Volun
teers for the Mhrch of Dimes will
mee'. Thursday night (tonight) at
7:30 at the club house.
A film, “The Challenge.” will tie
shown to acquaint the workers with
! the work they will be doing in the
March of Dimes All of those inter
ested in helping in the Mother’s
March are invited to attend this
meeting. The Mother’s March on
; Polio will begin at 7:30 p. m. Jan
uary 30. Each house in the commu
nity will be visited at that time.
REENLLSTS LN AIR FORCE
Kenneth Boyce, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Boyce, has reenlisted in
the .Air Force ior six Vears. Ken
neth is stationed at L jckland Air
Force Base at San Antpnio, Texas,
where he and his wif^ and child
make their home. [
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
Larry Killian celebrated his 8th
birthday recently with a party at
his home on Magnolia treet.
Retia Adams, of Prosperity, as
sisted Larry's mother. Mrs. J. B.
Killian, in directing games for the
32 guests present Prizes were won
by Alvin Killian. Larry and Pee Wee
Marshall.
The birthda* cake was white and
decorated la a cowboy motif Happy
Birthday was song by the gueots as
Larry blew out the 8 candles Favors
id balloons, candy and party hats
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