The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 12, 1960, Image 11
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CLINTON CHKOMCLC
4 Bomb Crow Roads
Mi-, and Mrs. Earl Crvppu and
daughter, Brenda, 1 have returned
home after a trip to Washington, D.
C., where Miss Brenda Grappa at
tended the President’s Conference
on “Employment of the Physically
Handicapped.” Miss Crapes was a
contestant from South Carolina to
enter a theme that had won iirst
place in the state.
MOTHERS HONORED
Among those being honored on
Johnson, by her children, Mr. and
Mother’s Day were Mrs. Bessie
Mrs. Earl Johnson and son. Mr. and
Mrs. James Johnson and son.
The families of Mr. and Mrs.
Tillman Crapps, Mr. and Mrs. Al
vin Tinsley were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Ownsby on Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Nabors, who had
been a patient in Joanna hospital
after suffering a broken wrist from
a fall, was able to return home on
Sunday where she was honored by
her children. Among those present
was her grandson, Pvt. Donald Mc-
Quirt of Fort Gordon, Ga.
Friends of Mrs. Texie Johnson
will be glad to know she is able to
be home after being • patient in
the Joanne hospital.
Mrs. Myrtle Crowe has returned
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Morgan. Mrs. Crowe has been a
patient at the Joanna hospital.
Little Misaes Linda and Brenda
Franklin are able to be out again
after being confined to their home
due to illness.
Mrs. Tillman Crapps has entered
Joanna Memorial hospital.
Little Miss Susan Shouse, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Shouse,
spent the week-end in Clinton with
Little Miss Barbara Pitts, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Pitts.
On Thursday, May 12, at 7:30 p.
m. the Woman’s Missionary Soci-
e t y of Fairview Presbyterian
Church will meet a tthe home of
Mrs. Howard Stanley on the cam
pus of Whitten Village. Mrs. Felton
Crapps, program chairman, will be
in charge of the program.
On Saturday, May 14, Miss Alice
Summers, daughtre of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Summers, will go to An
derson where she will represent
Newberry county in a spelling con
test. Alice is a student at Bush
River High School.
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Attend a church of the commun
ity on Sunday.
Public Records
The following public records were
filed the past week at the office of
the Clerk of Court of Laurens Coun
ty
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
Niles C. Clark and Agnes A. Clark
to Margaret Green Hyatt, lot J of
block B of Rosemont lots in Laurens
County for $10.00 and other valu
able considerations.
G. E. Young to Robert C. Lake,
Jr., and Kemper D. Lake, 114 acres,
more or lees, in Jacks Township,
Laurens County, for $10.00 and oth
er valuable considerations.
Archie Lee Rush and Doris E.
Rush to A. Cauthen Matthews and
Florence E. Matthews, lot on Lake
Greenwood, county of Laurens, for
$5.00, love and affection.
Louise H. Martin to William F.
Boisky and Essie Mason Boisky.
lot on Reeder St., Joanna, for $10 00
and other considerations.
William L. Murphy and Juanita F.
Murphy to Harry D. Griffin and
Sara R. Griffin. 2.5 acres, more or
less, on county road leading from
Laurens to County home, for $10 00
‘ and other valuable considerations.
Laurens Federal Savings and Loan
1 Association to William L. Murphy
and Juanita F. Murphy, 25 acres,
more or less, lot No. 1 on county
road leading flam County Home to
Laurens, for $10.00 and other con-
skferattoas.
Emily M. Jones to Anns D. Har
mon, lot on West Main St., Laurens,
for $1,100.00.
Blake P. Garrett. David H. Gar
rett, George P. Wenck and Billie C.
Patton to Earl Holcombe and Annie
Mae Holcombe, 3-10 acres in Youngs
Township for $1,900.00.
, Margaret Green Hyatt to Helen
Barbery, lot in Rosemont Lots in
Laurens County for $350.00.
C. D. Beasley and Lucinda S.
Beasley to Ethel Mae Johnson, lot
just south of the Laurens city limits
for $1.00.
Abe Smith to Daisy Templeton,
| lot in Jersey Section of Laurens, on
Gray’s Hill, for one dollar and for
the purpose of conveying to the
I grantee the premises hereinafter de
scribed which are owned by her.
Amanda Smith Williams to Ray
mond B Smith (Trustee for Kath
leen Calhoun), lot near Fountain Inn
for $1.00, love and affection for my
granddaughter.
E. W. Bennett to Fowler Brown
lee and Kenneth B. Brownlee, lot
near Laurens for $2,800 00
Mrs. Margaret C. Blakely to
James Alfred Garlington and Er
nestine D. Garlington. lot on Gideon
Hill, Clinton, for $10 00 and other
considerations.
M. C. Piaaoo to Soatooard Rail
road Co . strip of load in Croos Hill
Towiuhjp for $HM«.
E. W. Piaooa Oo Seaboard Air Line
Railroad Cb , lot ia Cross Hill Town
ship for $7C5 00
Earl Martin to Francis M. Mathis,
kit on Lake Greenwood. Laurens
County, for $240000.
Blake P. Garrett to Real Estate
Fund. Inc.. 823 acres, more or less,
near waters of Lake Greenwood in,
Laurens County, for $1000 and
other valuable considerations
W. J Rice to Maggie Ruth Gilles-i
pie, lot on Blalock Drive, Joanna,
for $10 ^7 and other considerations
J. B. Owings to Jennie Beatrice
Longley. 24 9 acres, more or less,
in Dials Township. Laurens County,
for $840 00
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
Willie Turner. Jr , Owing*, and
Edyth Mae Childs. Stmpsonville
J. D Fuller .Cross Hill, and Ruth
Grant. Cros< Hill
Charles Williams. Laurens, and
Barbara Anita Sullivan. Laurens
William Barringer Spires. Lau-
rens. and Mary Joyce KHlett. I.au-
rens
William Harold Wilburn. Union,
and Nancy Sue Minor. Enoree
George Glenn Neal, Laurens, and
Mary Ann Hudson Long. Lauren*
Grpver Thomas Harris. Clinton,
and Mattie Ethel Martin. Clinton
CREDriW NOTICE count of my acts ami domes m Ex
AH persons having claims against ecutarix of the estate of Blaise P
the tame duly wrifirt. with th. <* Ox*, * h;**
undersigned, arid those indebted to *nd on the same day wiH apply
said estate will please make pay for a final discharge from my trust
ment likewise „ Executrix
LOUELLA L McPHERSON.
Executrix
May 4, I960 ^ 3c M 26
or be forever burred
GRACE W
Executnx
May 2. 19X0
dMy proven.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 16th day
of May, 1960, I will render a filial
nccotmt of my acts and doings as
Guardian of the estate of Emily
Frances Bailey in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens Coun
ty, at 10 o’c|pQk a m and on the
a me day Mill apply for a final
discharge from my trust as Guar
dian.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make
payment on or before that date,
and all persons having claims
against said estate M ill present them
on or before said date. dul> proven
or be forever barred
QUID A C. BAILEY
Guardiar ,
April 15, 1360 tt
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to *****
pay men on or before that date,
and all persons having claims
against said estate will present them
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 3rd day «f
June. 1960. I will render a final ae-
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about this qaestiea:
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Wm. J. Bailey Ins. Agency
M. S. Kailev \ >«in Hanker* Bldg. *
PHONE
lucky you! Extra low prices at Colon
□ CHICKEN 1C-
BACKS Lb. UK
□ Pork
NECK BONES
2 b 25c
ROCKET
GOLEDN RIPE "
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C-S
MOON PIES
BANANAS
MILK
BOX OF 12
TALL 1 —
+% £%
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LIMIT 2 WITH $5.00
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LIMIT 6 WITH $5.00
ORDER OR MORE
ORDER OR MORE
ALL 3 FOR ONLY
SAVE as yon spend .with GOU> BOND stamps!
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Q ALUMINUM LAWN O* PORCH FURNITURE
1 chaise lounge
2 folding chairs
16
.49
□ CAMPFIRE
franks
89<
□ RATH'S BLACK HAWK SLICED
CHECK LIST
BIG VEAL SALE THIS WEEK!
Q CHEF'S PRIDE SPREAD
pimento cheese
i*at mr 55 c
r ^ CAMP
pork and beans 4 */_7 C
r PACKERS LABEL
peach halves NO l '« c * N 3 ,0 ‘67c
Maxwell House
instant coffee
LIMIT: ONE WITH $5 ORDER OR MORE
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□ OUTSTANDING COFFEE VALUE
CS instant N0 ^ M,T 67c
□ medium size carrots 111 CEU0 9c
□ yellow squash 2 L,s 25c
□ pascal celery 4 * 2 ST4US 19c
P tweet potatoes 3 l,s 29c
yr □ DRESSED
/fm \ / " WHITING FISH
(I Certified /
'^PKiAi)) I. 'a•»«** •a. 15c
□ ARMOUR STAR UMITi •
1 WITH IS
ORDER OR
MORE •
VEAL
SHOULDER
BLADE
ffiops
chops
natur-tender u. s. choice meat!
veal loin chops “ 9S<
veal cutlets 99*
veal stew * 67*
veal breast « 27*
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lard ” j detergent
3 $U. •• ' NO GIANT JM Vi
CTH # C * lmT SIZE J (
SPECIAL
□ CAMPBEU S TOMATO
soup
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SPECIAL
□ MEMNER S
saltines
W* J KM
town SQUARE. APPIE OR CNItRV
fruit pies
3 ;
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multi-pak pot pies
□ Ml’ 3 »%
□ c»Tc*f%
4
09c
cs
spinach, whole or
chopped ' '
8
* 99c
C OlD SOUTH
orange juice
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6
; 99c
BK. '5 vr > .1
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7 f
_ 4-
fcs - c
□ packer s iarei
strawberries
5
. • 99c
FOR TOUR STIAW9ERRY SmORTCa»ES C.R »« Cc
^ sponge
cups •'
17c
• 21c
REFRIGERATOR BUYS
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□ horn-maid biscuits 6 ’ 40c
~ chefs pride cottage cheese * 27c 4C C
~ triangle creamery butter 69c
□ triangle cheese food 2 83c
PORTION IV\K
KI.OI NDER HI.LET
11 t>z .67c
I GERMAN $T>1! -1..,, f
chocolate cake I I vtfifilEDj
r *^ 69c " / J
□ MOTHERS
mayonnaise
37* Ki/
..and gef GOLD BOND stamps with every purchase
W. PITTS ST. - CLINTON, S.C.
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