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Thursday, November 5, 1*59
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Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents
4 John and Betty Knight of Fork
Shoals, were week-end visitors of
the Thomas Baldwin and Murphey
Timmerman families.
Mrs. W. J. Henry and Mrs.
Claude Crocker were in Charlotte,
N. C., on Tuesday to attend the
Carolinas-Virginia fashion exhibit.
• Mrs. J. D. Sowell of Paducah,
Ky., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George W. Clarke, and Mr. Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Law and son,
John, will attend Parents Day and
the PC-Citadel game on Saturday in
Charleston and will visit their son
and brother, Charlton Law.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Taylor, Jr.,
and sons spent Sunday in Spartan
burg with Mrs. Taylor’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs G. H. Hudgins.
IMPROVING
Friends of Dillard Jacobs, who
underwent the fifth in a series of op
erations on his arm on Friday at
Self Memorial hospital, Greenwood,
will be interested to know he is im-
^proving. His arm will be in a cast
for three weeks after which grafting
will be done and he will receive
therapy
Mrs. Inez Pruitt has returned af
ter spending two weeks in Florence
with her daughter, Mrs. Wallace N.
Meggs, and Mr. Meggs, and in Co
lumbia with her brother, C. W. Ma-
haffey, and Mrs. Mahaffey. While
Miss Jean Gettys, student at Le-
noir-Rhyne College, Hickory, N. C.,
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M.Get
tys. *
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Clement and
children of Charleston, visited Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Coates and
children of Charlotte. N. C., spent
the week-end with Mrs. Coates’ par
ents, Mr: and Mrs. L. N. Warren.
Mrs. Frances McGowan of Mul
lins, visited her daughter, Mrs.
Howard Smith, and Mr. Smith the
past week-end. She was accompan
ied to Clinton by Mr,, and Mrs. Cliff
Stovall of Mullins, who were here
for Parents Day with their son,
Cliff, Jr., a student at Presbyterian
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harwell of
Denmark, were recent guests of|
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Shealy.
Dr. Walker Speaker
For Converse Alumnae
Lundieon Here Nov. 11
., ... , .. _, j Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hollis, Mr.
Gement's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.| and Mrs James Nea , were recent
week-end visitors in Tampa, Fla.,
Leake, the past week-ehd.
HOSPITAL PATIENT
Friends of Mrs. J. K. Haselden
will be interested to know that on
Tuesday she entered Anderson
Memorial Hospital where she will
undergo an operation.
Miss Linda Bridges, student at
Furman University, Greenville,
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bridges.
She was accompanied by a class
mate, Miss Betsy Lee of Shelby, N.
C., and Furman.
Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Black were Mr. and Mrs.
G. Arthur Black and daughters,
where they attended the Tampa-PCl
game.
Miss June Adair, who teaches in
Sumter, and Miss Mary Keith
Adair, student nurse at Greenville
General Hospital, $pent the week
end with their father, E. K. Adair,
Mrs. Adair and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Giles and
Adrian visited their son and bro-
Dr. Brokhoff Points
To Role Of Layman
Oriental Party Given
For Baptist Jr. Girls
The Junior Girls' Auxiliary of •the
First Baptist Church was entertain-
The Rev. John R Brokhoff. D.D., with an oriental party Tuesday
pastor of St. Mark’s Lutheran evening at the home of their coun-
Church, Charlotte, N. C„ delivered seI ° r . Mrs - F G. Ford, 401 Stone-
DR. W. E. WALKER
Dr. Wiliam Edward Walker, Dean
the sermon at the first union Ref
ormation Sunday Service at Broad
Street Methodist Church in Clinton.
The service was held at 4:00 p. m.
Churches and ministers of Clinton
and Joanna took part in the service.
For the text of his message, Dr.
Brokhoff chose Mark 5:19, “Go
home to your friends, and tell them
how much the I-ord has done for
you, and how he has had mercy on
you ”
“Who is the indispensable man of
j Protestantism?” asked Dr Brok
hoff He mentioned Melancthon as
being the indispensable man of the
Reformation He was a layman who
’ helped Lufher. He was a man who
said he would rather die than be
separated from his pastor
wall St. Mrs. R. M. Fuller was a
co-hostess for the occasion
As the guests arrived they sat on
pillows around tea tables and were
served pastries with hot punch. The
group is studying the Orient for the
current quarter and many came in
oriental dress.
Background music was furnished
from an album of Japanese records.
A short lecture was given by Mr
Ford, who spent two years in Ja
pan while in service and was en
gaged in liaison work with the gov
ernment of that country Slides,
which he had taken during his stay
there, were shown and guests were
invited into the dining room where
two display tables were filled with
articles from Japan and Hong
Clinton Volunteers
Assist With TB
Seal Sale Campaign
Twenty-five Clinton women were
volunteer workers in Laurens on
Tuesday morning at the office of
Laurens County Tuberculosis As
sociation when 12,000 envelopes con.
taining Christmas Seals were label
ed, sorted and counted to be rpailed
November If?
Heading the committee was Mrs
George Blalock and members of
her committee are as follows: Mrs
B O. Whitten. Mrs Howard Smith,
Mrs E A Farnell, Mrs Hugh
Etchelberger, Mrs E N Sullivan.
Mrs D O Rhame, Mrs. R P. Ha
mer, Mrs. George Huguley, Mrs I
M Adair. Mrs C W Copeland.
Mrs James Addison, Mrs Vt C
Neely. Mn J B Templeton. MrC
Goyne Simpson, Mrs J W Finney.
Ir. Mrs Thomas Addison, Mrs
John A Addison.' Mrs .Fame- E
Wolfe, Mrs Reesf N Young, MrL
Robert M Vance, Mrs. W B. Ow
ens. Mrs Julian S Bolick, Mrs. T.
Heath Copeland, and Mrs. G. Ed
ward Campbell
G Edward Campbell is chairman
of the Christmas seal campaign in
thus area
Dr. Felder Smith
OPTOMETRIST
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r» d i l, . , . , , Kong kimona, dolls, jewelry, ivory,
Dr. Brokhoff pointed outt that, the . • n, h k a . i
ther, Chuck Giles, a student at!of Admissions and Registrar at Con- layman is the indispensable man of Cn ‘[ la . MK an( l >r ' Ka<1+ ' ma enals _
Camden Military School, on Sun-j verse College, Spartanburg, will be Protestantism It is the layman who embroKlery other ornan ? en t' and
day. : the speaker at a dutch luncheon gives strength to the pastor. Not
HAVE ANNIVERSARY i which will be attended by Converse only must he give economic sup-
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie B. Tinsley, alumnae of Clinton, Greenwood, port to the pastor, but he must wit
will observe their 25th wedding an- Laurens and Newberry at the Mary ness for the Lord. The witness of
Jeanie Nancy and Georgia ofi niversar y tomorrow ' November 6 - M usgrove Hotel here Wednesday, the layman is far more effective
Greenville Mr and Mrs Alec 1 €a P tain Elbert N. Sease of Fort Nov. 11. In addition to area alum- than the witness of the pastor, said
Black of Columbia- Mr and Mrs Gordon, Ga„ and Gerald Woodruff, nae, mothers of area students cur- Dr Brokhoff. The weakness today is to prav
W A Martin and Mary of Fountain student at Newberry College, spent rently enrolled at Converse have tha tthe layman leave the matter of Dr. Brokhoffs »ermon was a
Mr Mrc TnwvmrJthe week-end with their sister and been invited to
trinkets along with snapshots taken
there
Used in decoration of the home
were the Japane>e national flower
yellow chrysanthemum', grown by
Dr. Fuller.
Inn: Mr. and Mrs. James Thomp
son of Union; also Mrs. J. V. Ed
wards and Mrs. S. C. Dunlap of
this city.
Miss Helen Morgan of North Au
gusta, a student at Winthrop Col
lege, Rock Hill, was here for the
there she also visited her daughter, i PC-Catawba game and social at
Mrs. Sammie Wright, who contin
ues ill at the Veterans hospital. Mrs.
Joe Holand and daughters and Miss
Nancy Joe Pruitt were visitors in
Columbia Sunday and she accom
panied them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Childress and
daughter. Laurie, of Dalzell, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Chaney, here and the former’s pat
ients, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childress, in
Laurens the past week-end.
MRS. SHANDS IMPROVING
Friends of Mrs. W. H. Shands, for
merly of this city, will be glad to
know she has returned to her home
in Cayce after an operation illness
and stay at the Greenville General
hospital.
Miss Cornelia Harris of Columbia,
spent the week-end with her moth
er, Mrs. W. W. Harris.
Milton Mayes of Thorn well and
Presbyterian College, will spend the
week-end with his brother, Whit
Mayes, student at the Citadel in
Charleston and will attend the PC-
Citadel game.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndel D. Poe of
Sumter, and Miss Jean Nelson, sen
ior at Winthrop College, Rock Hill,
* were recent week-end visitors here
with their parents, Mr and Mrs.
Harwood Nelson.
Presbyterian College, and was the
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.
S Horne.
Mrs. Carl Chaney with Mrs Tom
Childress of Dalzell,
mother, Mrs. O. C. Woodruff.
Mrs. C. M. Bailey has returned
home after a three weeks visit in
Rocky Mount, N. C., with her dau
ghter. Mrs. W. B Lea, and Mr
Lea Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arnold
were visitors there during the week
end and accompanied them home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland spent
the week-end in Columbia with
their daughter, Mrs. James T.
to attend the duncheon witnessing solely to the pastor. A challenge to the layman to fulfill
which is scheduled for 1:00 p. m lost art among laymen is the abilitv his duties to God and his church
Mrs George Blalock has request
ed that alumnae who may have
moved into the area recently or any
alumnae who did not receive, an in
vitation to contact her.
Mrs. Arthur Srnith - and famil y-
White of Columbia, was in Green- Ni Mr and Mrs u B ' W ' £ ibso “ *
ville Saturday to visit Mrs Tilman New Zion, and their daughter, Miss
Crapps who is a patient at the Gen- Sue G,bson - a sludent at CSlumbu
eral hospital.
FROM FLORIDA
Mrs. J. C. McSween of DeFuniak
Springs, Fla., is visiting her son,
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Harry McSween
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wilson
have returned from a week’s stay in
New Orleans. La., the former go
ing on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. William E Henry.
Jr., of Pineville, N. C., Mr. and Mrs
Robert S. Henry, of Marietta, Ga .
spent the week-end with their par
ents, Mr and Mrs. W. Edward
Henry.
College, were guests of Mrs Gib-
Mrs. J. H. Nabers
Laurens—Mrs. Inez Brannon Na
bers, 60. wife of Joseph H Nabers,
of 571 Harper Street, died early
Monday night in a local hospital af-.
.ter suffering a stroke a short time 1
1 earlier.
Mrs. Nabors was a native of
son s sister, Mrs. W. C. Shealy, Spartanburg County and a daughter
and Mr Shealy for the week-end. ^ be ^ a ^® G. Dexter Brannon and
Mrs. George H. Cornelson and ^ arr ' e Lo® Burton Brannon She
little son visited her parents, Mr. was a f nem b er °f Wayside Presby-
and Mrs. H. M. Shaw, in Raleigh, ter i an Church.
N. C., a few days the past week.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Craven and
little son, Davit were visitors in
Ware Shoals on Sunday.
ATTEND ITT
Robert M Vance, George H. Cor
nelson, J. B Templeton and A C.
Young attended the Institute of Tex
tile Technology at the University
of Virginia. Charlottesville, Va..
several days the past week. Mrs
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Mrs. Raymond Pitts, Miss Agnes Templeton and daughter. Miss Mi-
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Carl Wilson is visiting his grand- Mrs. H. A. Copeland, with Mr
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~ sister, Mrs. J. D. Henry and Mr
Henry.
Mrs. A. J. Dill has returned from
a two weeks visit with her sisters,
Mrs Eloise Morris and Mrs. Ray
Hall in Winnsboro.
Capt. and Mrs. L. H. McCarthy
and children, of Fort Benning, Ga.,
were week-end guests of the lat
ter’s mother, Mrs. W. A. Johnson,
and attended the P. C.-Catawba
game Mrs. Johnson, who had pre
viously been spending two weeks
with her daughter and family, re
turned here with them.
Dr. and Mrs. George C. Btjjlin-
grath are spending a few days ia
Atlanta, Ga., in the interest of Pres
byterian College.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Horne will
spend Parents Day week-end with
their son, Cadet Bill Horne, student
at The Citadel, and attend the PC-
Citadel football game. They will be
accompanied by Miss Julia Gray
who will attend the game and
dances during the week-end, and
will be guests of Mr. Horne's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Horne,
at the Isle of Palms.
Jury Rules Child
Shot By Mother
Laurens—A coroner’s jury wound
Thursday morning that 2-year-old
Gwendolyn Boyter came to her
death by gunshot wounds inflicted
by her mother, Mrs. Margaret Boy
ter. The jury recommended that the
grand jury make a thorough invest
igation.
The little girl, an adopted child,
died of wounds inflicted by 18 bul
lets fired at close range as she slept
in a crib in the Boyter home in the
Fork community last Friday mor
ning.
Laurens County deputies carried
the girl’s mother, who has another
child of her own, to the State Hos
pital shortly after the shooting.
About 100 persons crowded into
the small frame Mount Olive school
building Thursday for the inquest,
conducted by Magistrate Troy Da
vis of Waterloo, acting coroner in
the absence of Joe Smith. Laurens
Sheriff C. W. Wier assisted in the
questioning.
FHA Bi-County
Meet November 14
The Future Homemakers of
America wil have the annual fall
meeting Saturday, Nov. 14, at the
Ninety-Six High School, with Ware
Shoals acting as co-hostess.
Registration will be from 10:00 to
10:30. The meeting will begin
promptly at 10:30.
The theme of the meeting will be
“Your Future With Home Econom
ics.*’' Mrs. Alice Wyman of the Uni
versity of South Carolina, will be
guest speaker.
Surviving in addition to her hus
band are a son, Joseph H. Nabers,
Jr , of Ashevile, N. C.; four daugh
ters, Mrs. Billy Simpson and Mrs.
Bob Bell of Laurens; Mrs. Elbert
Sams of Simpsonville: and Mrs.
Jake Diamond of St. Louis, Mo ;
five brothers. Broadus Brannon and
Earl Brannon of Greenville; Carl
Brannon, Erskine Brannon and Wal
ter Brannon of Greer; seven sisters,
Mrs. Beattie Belcher of Greenville;
Mrs. Thomas Christopher of Tay
lors; Mrs. Frank Carman and Mrs.
Bertice Williams of Greer; Mrs.
Paul Dobbins of Gaffney. Mrs.
George Orr of Walhala; and Mrs.
Fred Wenn of Knoxville, Tenn. 17
grandchildren and two great-grand
children.
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