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4 9 J TUB l UMON 1 NRONH I K Birth Announcements TOf^K* Mr and Mrs Mfar Mason Y<mn| •nnouncr the birth of • dsuthter, Susan Mane on Juf< 4 at Hays bes pit a 1 Mrs Yeung fit' the former Miss Phoebe F.ptmg ADAMS Set and Mrs William B Adams announce the birth of a daughter. Deborah Annette, on June 7 at Hays hospital Before marriage Mrs Ad ams uas Muss Anettr Simmons of Joanna SMITH Mr and Mrs Milas Smith an nounce the'birth of a daughter. Wen. dy Robin, on June 4 at Blalock clin ic Mrs Smith is the former Miss Nellie Patterson McGtfE Mr and Mrs Edward Lee McGee 'announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Lynn, on June 5 at Blalock Clinic. Mrs. McGee was formerly Miss Edna Maude Wilson. BROOKSHIRE , Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dean Brook shire announce the birth of a daugh ter. Karen Ann. on June 6 at Bla lock Clinic. Mrs. Brookshire is the former Miss Kay Yeargin. IV ESTER Mr and Mrs. Vernon G. Ivester announce the birth of a daughter, Cheryl Chn-tine. on June 8 at Bla lock Clinic Before marriage Mrs. he.-ter was Miss Angela Clements. REYNOLDS Mr and Mrs Robert Reynolds of Memphis. Tenn., anounce the birth of a daughter. Mara Sigrid. on May 29 .it the Baptist hospital in Mem- phi' Mr Reynolds is the son of Mr. and Mr> Julian Reynolds of this city He is a graduate of Presbyte rian c ollege and a medical student at the l nixersity of Tennessee. Mrs Reynold* i* the former Bobbye Jean J«n«. id Barton Ark and the daugh ter of Mr and Mr* Cecil Durwood Jonr* She «a* on the staff of the Anatom* luepartmew of the Uartrer. wt» of Tenwr»*e» Medical WINS CITADEL SCHOLARSHIP Gen. Mark W. Clark, president of The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina at Charleston, is shown on the campus parade ground with Whitefield Watson Mayes of the ThernweU Orphanage. Hinton, who has been granted an all-expense, four-year scholarship. This scholarship will be financed from funds donated by The Citadel Corps of Cadets through its Christmas Orphanage Fund Committee, the surplus in winch now stands at some $7,200. With the Sick Joanna Boy Wounds Self Accidentally Dr. Newton 6. Jones Acceph Position At Furman In The fall Dr Norton B femur at PreAyteriaa College, will Unit the Furman Unieerelty faculty this fall aa associate professor *of PERSONAL MENTION history, according*to Furman Proa ident John L. Plyler Dr Jones, a native of Rome. Ga., has been at Prrabytenan Col lege since 1950 He was research assistant of the Virginia W’orld War II History ('bmmission, 1946-47. He studied at the University of Virginia from 1947 through 1950. Dr. Jones earned his BA degree at Emory Uni versity and also received his MA there. He earned his Ph D degree at the University of Virginia in 1950. | Dr. Jones joined the Presbyterian faculty in 1950 as associate professor of history. From 1951 he has been professor of history and chairman of the* department. He has served as visiting professor at Rutgers Uni- Mr and Mra W. R . Andaraoa re turned Tuesday from • visit with the Uttar's relatives in Tiftoo, Ga. Mn. Raymond Pitta and Miaa Ag nes Davis leave Monday for a sev eral weeks visit to western states TTiey plan to viait the former’s niece. Miss Sara Pitts, who ia spending the summer at YcttoflrtUone National Park. Canyon Village. Wyoming, and will be guests of Miss Jeanette Rankin in Helena. Montana. Mrs. F. M. Boland is on a trip to Biloxi. Miss., Houston, Texas, and New Orleans, La., Where she will visit relatives. Mrs. Boland accom panied her niece. Mrs. A. E.^Farm- er, Sgt. Farmer and children to their new home in Biloxi. Mrs. Farmer and chlidren have resided here while he was on duty in Korea. Maas He hviurnrd Tuesday la after a fa* days vtatt bars wttb Ms Mra. C. M Bailey. Bailey Dixon After a vacation trip of several wtaha to the Virgin Islands, he will go to Chapel Hill. N C.. where he will intern at the Memorial Hospital. of Mrs of Umaa sad Mooes Pinson She was • of the First Baptist Church sf Lao Prater Resigns H H Prater has resigned as prin cipal of the Joanna schools, but will remain as a member of the school faculty, District 56 Assistant Super!- tendent G. N. Foy announced Thurs day. » Mr. Prater, who was reelected for the 1959-60 school term, will serve as coach for the Joanna athletic teams, and will be connected with the Joanna Foundation’s recreation program, Mr. Foy said. . He had served as principal for two and a half years. Besides her mother, surviving prt her husband. James L Prince of Laurens; one daughter, Mrs. C. M. Siebert of Laurens; one son. Ray- V mood F. Prince of Clem son; two brothers, the Rev. R. L. Pinson of Greer; and Walter C. Pinson of Union;- one sister, Mrs. W. L. Vas- sey of Gaffney; and one grandchild Funeral services were conducted at Kennedy Mortuary chapel at 3:00 CARD OF THANKS Thanks to friends for their cards, letters, flowers and many other kindnesses during my recent severe illness. Also, lam most grateful to the doctors and nurses for their in terest and tender care., —MRS. HENRY TRAMMELL FINAL RnTLEMENT Take notice that on Urn 17th day of July, lifli. 1 wlB rwndoc a BmI account of my acts snd doings an Executrix of the relate of Waltar A. Johnson in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at HL o'clock a. m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Executrix. Any person indebted to said ertate is notified and required to make pay ment on or before that date; and »U persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. LILLA TODD JOHNSON, Executrix, Clinton, S. C. June 9, 1959 4c-J- s Here For Groduofion; Hove Fomily Picnic A «H.-brr .,4 of * Douglas Overstreet, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Over- street, is a patient at Hays Hos pital suffering an arm fracture. Medical patients at Hays Hospital include Robert King. Mrs John Ed munds. Harold Wallace. Mrs. J. E. Allman and Mrs Walter McAlister Friends of Jack Anderson will re gret to know he is ill and a patient at Blalock Clinic. Mrs. Sidney Riser, of .Anderson, is a patient at Blalock Clinic where «he underwent surgery Brenda Mnates daughter of Mr and Mrs James Leroy Montes un- iWrwent a tanmleetoaiy yesterday at Hay* Hospital PabfVU at Blalock tTintc tnclndv Mra Tilma rVm Mrs j i. Fraafc- B M Mrl’oig Mrs Fan me Met rihmg* Mra Joanna—A 12-year-old Joanna boy accidentally wounded himself in the head Friday night as he showed a group of friends a loaded pistol. Deputy Sheriff R F. Pitts said Terry Swygert of the Whitmire high way. was holding a pistol owned by James Burnett, at whose home the accident occurred, when the weapon discharged about 6:30 p. m. The Swygert youth was taken to Greenville General hospital where his condition was described as fair A group of other children around the youth when the gun went off the deputy said J. W Mnorr Mrs Katie Mrs C B Wallranar ang B D Manre PatMUts 4>*c fear png narWr in the ■wh Drum Hays Mn^itnl mrluge Mrs Mr ha Mafchrt ef Jemmm Jesse tmm*. Ills Munirw EBm Mrs Janas Pruar* Bay TbnMse. Mrs TsMpis ( sMpknB aBg Ode IDp of CLINTON, S. C. FATHER'S DAY FREE $49.95 20-INCH LAWN MOWER TO BE GIVEN AWAY SAT. JUNE 20 — Just register ot our store. Drawing ot 5;30 P. M. REGISTER TODAY — YOU MAY WIN! SPECIALS The Listening Is Lively On Radio-Active WLBG In the summer months more people listen to radio-figures show listening is up 25% THEY USTEN IN THE YARD, CAR. HOME. LAKE. BEACH. AND MANY MORE PLACES. 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