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7 t / --r- \ 8 THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Thursday., December 31,1959 (,KTS ( HK( K 1 OK \M\MN(i CONTEST \\ I’. |),rks(tn. t iuhi. S10(» t lnvk irom J. H. Pitts, ,!r.. maiiacci of (-W-S Criiano Co,, far winnintr a soylu-m- „ prodiution o.ntf.-t The\ are standing in front of bags eoiitaininy the bushels of "soybeans"produe; ii on one ; ;u re.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. Dickson Produces ,58.9 Bushels Soybeans on Acre YV p Hii'k.M>n. riinton Rt 3. has vvith a yield of 29 6 bushels, and G. been nanred the winner a Lau- P ( opeland, of (Union, 26.3 bush- yens Count) c.intes? for producing els soybeans in Lauren" County for Quite a l umber of farmers enter- 1959 ed the contest. J H Pitts, Jr , gen- His harvested yield wah 58 9 bush- eraLpanager of C-YV-S Guano Corn el-. for whi.'Ji he won a S100 prize pany'. .-a.d. with the result that offertd b\ C-YY s Guano Company some S25.000 worth of beans were of Clinton harvested, as well as a large quan- Runner- up in the contest were tity of hay being produced.. Harry and Bill League, of Clinton. M L ()utz. County Agent, ac- — . cepted applications for contest en- 1 i "C* 1 ,r,es an( ^ did the judging Mr Pitts With the oick arranged to secure improved vari eties of seed for planting Cuiients released from Blah.es The contest was conducted. Mr. Clinic include Mrs Bobby Braswell, pjtts said, in an effort to point out Jewel Hester Mr- Eula Jester, soybeans as an additional source of Mrs O J Gilliland is conva-' income for farmers of the county lescing at Hays hospital following Dickson planted the J E YY' 45 va- -urgery on Tuesday riety of. beans on his prize w inning Mrs Olin Furr is a surgical pa- acre other varieties planted were tient at Hays hospital lc\$ 4. CN’S 24 and Jackson, all of Mrs E S Chapman is a patient which proved satisfactory, Pitts at Blalock Clinic ^aid. It was found thatjor thin land, Mrs R T White is a patient at l>r where nee5 for a larger stalk Hays hospital * ls indicated, the CNS 24 variety was Friend- of Mrs \ A. Shouse will probably better be interestt*d to know she is a pa- . • tient at Blalock Clinic Mr Shouse SHotQUn Blast Kills is aJso a patient there convalescing 3 _ : from injune- received in an'auto N6gr0 MOfl Saturday accident Laurens—A Laurens Negro wjd- (. N Mauney has relumed to his rnan ggjjj killed her husband home from Hays hospital where he with a shotgun blast! but told offi has bt^en a patient cers she never touched the trigger Mrs. Kay Bi^kshire is a patient 0 f the single barreled death weapon, at Blalock Chile. county officers reported Sunday. Friends of Mr and Mrs Mac! Being held in the death late Sat- Stubbs will be interested to know urday night of Albert Mickens, or they, are patients at Hays hospital. Makins, is his wife. Mrs. Susie and Mrs Stubbs a medical patient Mickens, Chief Deputy Sheriff Wes- Mr Stubbs is a surgical patient ley Fowler said. Mrs Austin Chandler is a patient The shotgun slaying. Laurens' at Hays hospital following surgery second such death in the longhol- on Monday iday week-end. occurred at Mick-j Linda Milam ha- returned home ens’ home about 11:00 p. m. Satur- from Hays hospital where she has day following a husband-wife argu- been a patient for several days ■ meni. the chief deputy said. Patients released from Hays hos- In the other shooting, Bobby J. i pital include Mrs. Jessie Howell, McCarty, 18, of Greenwood County, i James Craine, Jr , and Michael was felled Wednesday night by a Payton shotgun blast. Ernest Ray Coker, Patients at Hays hospital include 53. being held in the killing, told, Mrs James W. Campbell. Robert Laurens officers that he fired on the Edge. Charles Harrison, R. E. Pitt- youth when McCarty threatened him: man, who underwent surgery and at their home four miles southeast* Mrs. Dorothy Garrett of Ware Shoals in Laurens County. 1 Mrs. Jerry Harris Passes At Home > Mrs. Louise Hoard I^arris. 51, wife of Jerry Harris, died at her home near Lydia Mill early Friday morning after an illness of several month!?. She was a native of Buffalo, a daughter of the late John Hoard and Frances Cornelia Garner Hoard She had lived near Clinton for the past 35 years and was a member of the Lydia Mill Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband, four sons. 0. C Harris of.hedr Laurens: Jerry Harris. Jr., of Clinton; Charles Y\ Harris of Lydia Mill; and Ernest Harris of Clinton; a daughter. Miss Frances Harris of fhe home; 11 grandchildren; four brothers, Johnnie C. Hoard of Fay etteville, N C.; Fred Hoard of Clarksville. Tenn : Kester Hoard of Enoroe; and Franklin Hoard of Spartanburg; three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Mae YYilbanks of Whitmire: Mrs Estelle Dale of Fort Lauder dale. Fla . and Mr- Maude King of (’(inton Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 3:00 p. m at Lydia Mill Baptist Church by the Rev. Milford Sanders, the Rev J. B. AbercronL hie and the Rev YV J. Lesley. Bur ial was in Rosemont cemetery. Pallbearers were nephws - Funeral Rites For Frank J. Reynolds , Tuesday Afternoon Frank J Reynolds. 75, formerly of Chesnee. died at a lochl hospital Sunday at 5:30 p m, after an ill ness of two days. Mr Reynolds was a native of Hartwell. Ga Surviving are^ his wife. Mrs Roxie Reynolds of Clinton; five sons. Emmett Reynolds of Valley Falls; Sidney Reynolds of Green wood. Frank Reynolds of Ander son: Eugene Reynolds of Clinton; and Arthur Howard Reynolds of Arcadia: four daughters. Miss Louise Reynolds of Clinton; Mrs. Flora Smith of Winnsboro; Mrs. Mary Price of Chesnee; Mrs Wil lie Russel of Spartanburg; and a brother, Ozzie Reynolds of At lanta. Ga Funeral services were conducted Tu^sjlay at 2:00 p m. at Calvary Baptsit Church by the Rev. J. W. Spillers. Burial was in Spring Hill Memorial Gardens at . Chesnee. Grandsons were pallbearers Attend Meeting Enroute To California Miss Dorothy Clark left Sunday to return to San Francisco, Calif., after a week’s visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clark and other relatives. Enroute she will spend several days in Chicago. 111., attending a meeting of the Ameri can Association for the Advance ment of Science. ..Miss Clark, who is a graduate of Clinton High School and Winthrop College, received a degree in phy sical therapy from Permanente Hospital. Vallejo. Calif, and a Mas ters degree in education from the University of San Francisco. She is chief of Physical Restoration Ser vices at Morrison Rehabilitation Center in San FranCfectr.—— J. R. Crawford SURVEYING CUNTON. 8. O Phone 8493 Joanna l __ YOU OKI EXTRA MEASURE OF POWER with Texaco Sky Chief Su-prettn gasoline. All the horsepower your engine can develop, when you need it most — when you pull out, or when you pass, or if you have to pull over fast Extra mileage because Petrox in Sky Chief Su-preme reduces power-robbing engina deposits and cuts engine wear. Fin up today at the Tower of Power! t H.D.Payne&Co PHONE 570 Distributor CLINTON, S. C. 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