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7 •“v » THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, May 26, 1966 -I Elloree Wins State. Title In Contest With Thornwell p , Newberry — Bill Way hurled a three-hitter here Thursday afternoon to lead Elloree over Thornwell to win the* State ('lass.C baseball cham- pion’ hi(y 13 a-—- Way struck out eight and walk- Hillard Bolanlj ^ c/em/et' 103 E. Pitts St. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Frankoma Pottery Silver * Watches Kimberly Diamonds Phone 1699 ed six in picking up his victory He also led the batting attack with a single, double and two-run homer in the fourth inning Johnny t’ookson started on the mound for the Thornwell Gophers but had to he relieved by Gordon Timmons in the first inning Thornwell picked up five big runs 'in the first inning and continued to peck away, scoring runs in the sec ond. fourth, fifth and sixth innings They collected eleven hits and capi talized on nine Thornwell errors. Elloree 510 210 0-12 11 1 Thornwell 000 000 0— 0 3 1 Way and Griffin; Cookson. Tim mons (1) and Folk. Conservation Officer Speaker For Grange The Mountville Grange held its regular monthly meeting on the eve ning of May 19, with Roscoe O. Bundriek. master, presiding. The i first-part of the meeting was de voted to the grange ritual and gen eral business. The program for the evening had as its theme the “Conservation of the Beauty and Bounty of South i Carolina.” this being the grange's DAN YARBOROUGH PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait — Commercial — Weddings recognition and participation in SoiU| Stewardship Week The speaker o!. (he evening was Joe Earle of Co-' lumbia. Assistant State Conservation officer He was Introduced by A G. Smith, agriculture instructor at | Clinton High School. Mr. Earle showed many slides taken in all , parts of the state, some of which exhibited the good results of soil and ; water conservation; others the dev- astation and deterioration which malpractices and neglect bring to our natural resources. Mr Earle gave a pithy definition of soil con servation as What we eat, wear and how we live, and if we don't, we wont.” Following the program refresh ments were served by the hostess es for the evening, Mrs. J. H. Shealy, Mrs. R. O. Bundriek and Mrs W H Finley. The meeting was then called to or der again and the second degree] was administered to Mr. *nd Mrs. Jack Adair in a colonul ceremony. Birth Announcements OWENS Mr and Mrs. Thomas Richard Owens 206 Moreland Avenue. Lau rens. announce the birth of a son, Thomas Richard. Jr., on May 16 at the Laurens County hospital. Mrs. Owens is the former Miss Elnita Wilbanks. Mr Owens is the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F. Owens of this city REEVES Mr and Mrs. Glenn Brock Reeves of Myrtle Beach, announce the birth of a son. James Davis, on May 18 at the Air Force Base Hospital. Mrs Reeves is the former Miss Toni Ray, daughter of Mrs. Davis Pitts Wherever your path may lead, whatever the future may hold, please accept our best wishes for your success and happiness. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATESI S. Bailey & Son, Bankers Clinton High School Graduating Class of 1960 First row, left to right: Joyce Jones. Mona Cannon, Kay Strihble. Delle Wilder, Linda Haupfenr, Anne Ray, Emily Monroe. Betty Watts. Patricia Jacks, Sylvia King. Sandra I venter. Second row: Marlene De Young, Susan Terry, Dclora Lydn, Lena Copeland, Kay Thomas. Margaret Ella Copeland, Linda Milam. Claire Smith. Nancy ThacksUa. Cora Medlin. Linda Barrett. Anne Meador*, Mary Lee Howell. Third row: Jean Sipes. Joyce Simmons. Linda Youag. Delores Brookshire. Aaa Pace, Sandra DavU, Phyllis Ginn, Wills Rae McGowan Fourth row: Joann Wigley, Shirley Single). Patricia Bowick, Sara Ray. Barbara Boyce. Julie Bollrk. Diane Stephenson, Cathy Hart. Ruth Holland. Myra Petersoa. Janice Davenport. Elizabeth Hamilton. Myra Snelgrove. Fifth row: Clyde Webunt, Tony Bcdenbaugh. Harold Corley. George Beaty, Jimmy Smith. Mack Wayne Campbell, Buddy Murrah. niff McKittrtck, Sammy Wilson, Wallace Putnam. Paul Watts, Billy Glenn. Sixth row: Thomas W. La a ford. Maxie Brown. Gary O’Sbieids. Charles Eugene Morgan. Dock Adair, Teddy Stroud, Sandy Templeton. George Fnlraer. Bill Campbell. Joe McCall, Jhn Dobbins. Danny Lewis. Houston Mason. 1 Seventh row: Billy Norris, Douglas Loltts. Debutr Hardman Eighth row: Edward Childress. Reid Chaney. Harry League. Jr., Mack Gaffney, Franklin Williams, Terry Rushtoa. Jimmy Sextan. Jimmy Cabman, Ernie Strand. BUI Adams, Henry Fallow. Rock Bailey. Jimmy Wham, Jr., Joel Cox, Jr., Ronnie Moore.— Photo hy Dan Yarborough. Episcopalians Hold Annual Meet Monday, Officers Are Named News Around Rock Bridge TELEPHONE »1 M-4 Dr A B Stump oat elected sen ior warden of All Saints Episcopal Mission at an annual congregational meeting Monday night at the parish Mrs C. M Broome and daugh house W L Hubbard was elected tw. Betty, and Mrs Paul McCauley enjoyed a picnic dinner with re la junior warden Members named to serve as the lives in Greenville last Sunday. . . Lawrence Young spent Friday and «mission committee tor the iomirig Saturday at the South Carolina church year include: Dr James Medcial College in Charleston visR- Macdonald. John S Glover. Earl B ing his brother. Frank Young, who iHalsall and R M Turner w1D graduate June 2. The Ret John RHers. pried In Mr * *** •*» I c.targe of Ail Saints Mission, presid *** Maggie, of Laurens, were ed over the meeting and gave the Sunday guests of Mrs Fannie Tay- annuai priest s report The budget ]or Mr » Taylor * sister. Mrs Cor- was presented by Mr Glover, <* Spartanburg, was with church treasurer. her *« v « r * 1 **y* >**< '»«** * l * > Dr E N Sullivan, senior warden. '* r an< t **rs B H Godfrey and for the past three years, gave the of . Gr T^ Mr „. aDd BU annual mission committee report . Other repuru included Women of «°V the church by Mrs R M. Turner vHHedTffrTM? E. GdORby president and All Saints Day Nurs- Sunday Mrs Godfrd s sister. number of lovely gifts Tbone pres ‘ ent were Mr and Mrs. Floyd Poole and daughters. Mr and Mrs. Clar ence Boyce and children, all of Clinton; Mr and Mrs. Wallace Boyce and family of Sim peon ville; Mr. and Mrs Emmett Neal and family at Greenwood; Mr and Mrs. Clyde Coope and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyce and children of ' this community Kirby RHes Slated This Afternoon At 3 Richard E Kirby. 55. died sud denty Tuesday afternoon at his {home. 702 Jefferson street He was a native of Spartanburg ! County and had lived in Clinton for , the past seven years He was a son of the late John Kirby and Heater . Arm Finley Kirby and was a Baptist. lie Church of Ware Shoals. Mr and Mrs Leslie Haynes of Travelers Ifr* Mia| Mrs. Bessie Jennings, is doing nicely at her borne after being a patient for several days at Joanna hospital Mr and Mrs Thomas Nabors vis ited Mr and Mrs William Griffin in Ware Shoals last uSnadv MLSS BURGESS ATTENDS cry by Mrs. John S. Glover, chair man Dr. Sullivan and Mr. Hal sail, delegates, commented on the annual church convention which met in Rock Hill recently. Mr Rivers announced that a ser vice of morning prayer is to take NURSES CONVENTION IN MIAMI place at 8 30 a m every week day. Mis * v * ol * H Burgess spent several The congregation voted to continue da y s here last week wilh t** 1, moth having service at the hour of 10:00 er ' ^ r - 8 - doe Burges, and sister, a. m. on Sunday with Holy Com- Mrs Jim Bass, and Mr. Bass She mumon being celebrated second Sun- had i 115 * returned from Miami, Fla., day at the same hour. Church school where she attended the American will continue to be held at 11;00 a I Nurses Association convention. , m. YOUR mOABWKi O^eolrti PROGRAM Ol K SPECIALTY—“FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT” Last Day Today May 26 ERNIE MARGO JACK NOBU KOVACS-MOORE WARDEN • MCCARTHY. DICK SHAWN Sc Sf Richard brun Friday-Saturday May 27-28 DOUBLE FEATURE (For Everyone) CmHi> f« Itm Bmp. Monday-Tuesday May 30-31 ITS A RIOTOUS, ROMANTIC ROMP! TONY,CURTIS • DEAN AAARTIN/! 1JANST LEIGH £$ MAflMOV • JOHN MdNTftT • SAMARA NCMOlS ' Mb^ean* feadwad by NOBMAN KttSNA •Md^aakbgtof Wbe«b«Thmua v i|w.v to wwa- «a pmdi i n iw — —— b» wawwmp AN ANRNK GfOBOl SGMV I ACOUMMANC* (Grown-Ups and Teen Agers) Wednesday-Thursday June 1-2 la Exciting Color NO MAN COULD IM STAND AGAINST HIM! B M-G-M prpmnh It STEVE “THE MARATHON” MYLENE CMKLAR0CCA* 'To • f'J. ’t Action! Mr and Mrs. Jim Bass and Mrs. Joe Burgess were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burgess in Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCullough visited Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McCul lough in Middleton. Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Leon McCullough in Elberton, j Ga., on Sunday of last week Mrs. Myrtle Elrod of Bath, spent several days here last week visiting Mrs. Bertha Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Carnes. Mrs. F. J. Carnes, Mrs. Boots Satterfield _ and Mrs. Toy Taylor ! were visitors in Augusta, Ga., last i Monday. Friends of Mrs. James Etters will be glad to learn she returned to her home Wednesday after being a patient at Blalock Clinic where she underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Young and family had as week-end visitors the latter's brother, Robert Craig, Mrs. Cirarg and family of Union. Friends of W. M. Sellers will re gret to learn he continues ill at his home.,. Rev. M. G. Overstreet has re turned to his home after being a pa tient at Hays hospital. Sunday guests of MY. and Mrs. D. L .Austin were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moon and Mrs. Nellie Hanley of Greer; Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Lawson and daughter. Vicki, of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Torbert and son, Frank, of Columbia, visited Mrs. forbert’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adams, and sister, Jane, last Sunday. Mrs. Adams, mother, Mrs. W. C. Wood, and Mr. Wood visited the mon Sunday. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER FOR MRS. BOYCE On Sunday the children of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Boyce, with their families, gathered at the home to honor Mrs. Boyce with a surprise birthday dinner She was presented a corsage of pink earns bona by her granddaughter, Kay Poole Din ner was served outdoors on a table centered by a pink and white birth day cake. Mrs Boyce received a In our books you Grads of ’60 arc the best of all. w CLINTON Service Station GULF PRODUCTS E. Carolina Ave. His wife, Mrs Alice Finley Kirby. dirtTin 1965 Surviving are two daughters. Mrs Austin Brashier of Simpson ville. and Mrs Roy Herndon of Anderson, two sons. Joe L. Kirby of Green ville; and Junior R Kirby of Clin ton, 10 grandchildren; two broth ers, George Kirby and Guy Kirby, nf Pacolet; two sisters. Mrs Clyde Lawson of Toccoa, Ga.; and Mrs Belle Padgett of Pacolet. Funeral services will be conduct ed Thursday at S;00 p m. at Gray Funeral Home by the Rev. J. W. SpiUers, the Rev Clyde Johnson, and the Rev Walter Brashier Burial wit! be in the Garden of Memoriro at Belton Pallbearers will be W C. Aiexan der. Kenneth Alexander. Jimmy Fin ley. Gene Brashier and Mr Wells Honorary escort will be Jack Thackston. Lewis Thackatoo, Carl Hamby, Arthur Stone. Dr. Alvin White. Tom Brashier, Ralph Brash ier. BeU Chandler Graham and Palmer Vacation Bible School To Begin Friday At Joanna Baptist Church V acation Bible School will begin on Friday. May 27, at 2:90 p. m with registration, a parade and pic nic at the First Baptist Church. Jo anna School will be held each after noon at 3:20, Monday through Fri day .and will continue until June 10 Classes are for children S years of age through 18. The two-year nurs ery will be open for chikferea whose parents are working in Bible School Min Barbara Johnson, church secretary, is school principal and superintendent of Junior I. Min Betty Ann Thomav summer youth actmtiea director, will lent the join: worship and serve as super mteodent of the Intermediate de> about this question: “The outboard motor dropped on my husband’s foot, breaking several toes. His fishing tackle was stolen while we were getting medical help. Would Trip Accident and Baggage insurance cost ing less than 610 have paid both the medical costs and the theft loss?” Wm. J. Bailey Ins. Agency M. S. Bailey & Son Bankers Bldg. PHONE 1246 <*006? DIAL 8341 6 CALI *" >/ Termite Control The “Antimite Way” FREE INSPECTION AND SPECIFICATIONS SPARTANBURG'S LARGEST — SURETY BONDED Member National Peat Coatrol Association EFIRD'S EXTERMINATING CO. 1311 Ashavillu Hwy. 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