The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 17, 1960, Image 8
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Thurafay, March 17,1*60
CLINTON GIRL IN ERSKINE PLAY
I’iclurrd ;ibo\*‘ an 1 two Krskiiw* C'ollrg** students rehearsing a
-.(one Iront tl>«' forthcoming production of * , Thc Ch«*rr> Orchord" b>
\nton Chcknot. riic> arc Sandra Ray (seated) from CJinton. who
plays the role of ••Anya,' and ('ath> Carpenter (standing) from
Charlotte. V < .. who plays her sister. -Varya.” "The Cherry Orvh-
aid” will b* presented b> the Krskine Players for th-ee evenings,
March 24, 2.V and 2fi, at 8:00 p. m Vdmission is fK'e. anu the public
is eordialls inxited to attend.
W. L. (Roy) Owens
Dies At Hospital
W. Leroy (Roy) Owens. 41. died
Tuesday mormng at Blalock CUnic
after several years of declining
health
He was a native of Laurnes Coun
ty. where he spent most of lus life
He was a veteran of World War II
and served overseas.
Surviving is one sister. Mrs
Sarah Shelnui of Lydia Mill.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Thursday at 4 30 p. ’m at the
Lydia Mill Baptist Church by the
Rev Milford Sanders, the Rev J
B. Abercrombie, and the Rev Ros-
coe Bryant Burial will be in Rose-
mont cemetery.
Pallbearers will be David Young.
T D Douglas. Homer Fuller, Billie
Willard. Perry Harris and J B Pat
terson
The body is at the home. 42
Peachtree St . Lydia Mill, where it
will remain until the hour of the
services
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Mrs. A. W. Chapmon
Dies In Laurens
Laurens—Mrs Lila Lila Hollings
worth Chapman. S3, widow of Au
gustus Watts Chapman, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs T. J.
liee. at 12 15 p m . Monday, follow
ing a lengthy illness.
A native of the Cross Hill com
munity of Lauren> County, she was
the daughter of the late John and
Frances Goodman Hollingsworth
She wa> a member of Bethabara
Baptist Church near Cross Hill.
Surviving are eight sons, Fred
Chapman. Manon L. Chapman.
Newton Chapman, and Roy Chap
man. all of Laurens. Clyde Chap
man. Richard Chapman, and Gor
don Chapman of Waterloo; and
Pope Chapman of Clinton, three
daughters. Mrs T Jud Lee. Mrs.
Julia Devore, botn of Laurens: and
Carol Marlow of Columbia, one
half-brother. Quince Hollingsworth
of Coral Gables. Fla : two sisters,
Mrs. Fannie Stone and Mrs. Allie
Wofford, both of Laurens; 15 grand
children and 14 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday at 3 uO p m at JJeUiabara
Baptist Church by the Rev Paul
Sullivan, and the Rev James Wells.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
News Of
Bonds Cross Roads
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On Saturday. March 5. Kathy
Berry w-as honored with a birthday
party at the home of .Mrs Clyde
Bledsoe, with sevwiteehajule friends
enjoying the occasion. The children
enjoyed games Following the open
ing of the ytfts refreshments were
served by Mrs Maggie Marshall.
Due to the revival in progress at
Fairview Baptist Church, the Shady
Grove Community Club meeting
has been postponed until Saturday.
March 26.
Miss Rachel McCorley of Whit
mire, was the guest of Mr ami Mrs
J. C Nabors on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Howard Stanley and l
family acompumed Mrs Maude Na
bors to Summerville for the week
end.
Pvt Ronaid McQuirt of Fort
J.ickson. was home for the week
end On Friday. March 18, he will
complete his basic training at Fort
Jackson
Fairview Baptist Church is hav
ing revival services this week
through .Saturday March 18 Rev.
Ralph Rhyne. ^ past or of the West
Knd Baptist Church. Newberry, is
the visiting speaker The public is
invited to attend these services each
evening at 7 30
Training Union Meet
In Laurens March 28
On Monday. March 28. the West
ern Regional Training Union Con
vention will be held at the First
Baptist Church. Laurens
The afternoon session will begin
.it four o'clock and the evening ses
sion at..seven o'clock Supper will
be served at six o'clock
Louise Bracknell and Shaylor
I Walters of the State Training Union
Department will direct the junior
and intermediate sword drill and
the young people's speakers tourna
ment.
The western region is comprised
of churches in Laurens. Reedy Riv
er. Abbeville and Edgefield asocta
tions.
Funeral Services
For HaskeN J. Martin
Held On Thursday
Funeral rites tor Harold J. Mar
tin. 72. were held Thursday at 2
p. m. at Lydia Mill Baptist Church,
conducted by Rev. J. Milford San
ders. Burial was in Roscmont Cem-
etery
Mr Martin died Tuesday morning
at his home. Rt. 2. after several
years of declining health
He was a native of Richland Coun-
! ty but had made his home in Laur
ens County for 20 years. He was a
son of the late Sol and Mattie Stack
i Martin. He attended Lydia Mill Bap
tist Church ^
Surviving are his wife. Mrs Mat-
tie Wyatt Martin, of Rt 2. Clinton:
two sons. David ami J. C. Martin,
both of Clinton? one brother. Tallie
Martin, of Union, and one sister.
Mrs. Minnie Price, of Union
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