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Thursday, , Juitfc 2, 1960 rHE CLINTON CHRONICLE Briefs About.. • People You Knqw Homs of Interest Concerning LooGdrRetfdenta »»»»»»»»»»#»#—»»»»»»« Mis Ella McCrary left yesterday to spend the summer months with her sister, Mrs. R. P. Kapp, and Mr. Kapp in Columbia. MIDWAY ] DRIVE-IN Show Place Of Laurens County CTinton-Joanna Highway i ■ ■ : Now Showing Passions Flare, Tempers Blaze As A Maze Of Evidence Reveals THE i Anatomy | OfA Murder Starring ^ JAMES STEWART ■ Friday Only DORIS DAY—JACK LEMMON—ERNIE KOVACS It Happened To Jane In I rchmcolor # Saturday Only 3 Big Features —HIT NO. 1— Bora With A Gun In His Hand. A Girl In His Arms and A Rope Around His Neck. That Is the Legend Of Tom Dooley —HIT NO. 2— 3 Stooges In "Have Rocket Will Travel” —HIT NO. 3— Cartoon Jamboree 12 Color Cartoons Mr .and Mrs. W. C. Shealy, ac companied by Mrs. 0. O. Copeland of Newberry, were guests of their sister, Mrs. B. W. Gibson, and Mr. Gibson in New Zion, their nephew and son, Oswald Copeland, Jr., and Mrs. Copeland at Myrtle Beach for a few days last.weke. MAKE HOME IN WILMINGTON Friends of Mrs. Ernest Hipp will be interested to know she left last week to make her home with her daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mi-s. R. E. Treadwell, in Wilming ton, N. C. Mrs. Hipp recently re tired from the Whitten Village staff. Benny Hill of Simpoonville, visited his sister, Mrs. E. L. Holland, and Mr. Holland Sunday. Mrs. I. 0. Ray and son, Jimmy, are spending the week in Edgefield with her parents. Mr .and Mrs. C. V. Holmes. Miss Linda Bridges, student at Furman University .Greenville, is spending the week in Charleston with her roommate. Miss Barbara Brown. Mrs. Wilson Harris joined Mrs. Caroline Coleman and Mrs. Stuart Rabb in Fountain Inn on Thursday and they attended the meeting and luncheon of the North Piedmont Branch, National League of Ameri can Pen Women in Greenville. JORDANS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Kent KreU and little daughter of Cokunbia. spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. KreU's par ents. Mr. and Mrs H. L. Eichelber- ger. Mrs. W. C. Btivenson of Pitts, burgh. Pa., is on a several weeks visit here with her son and daughter- in-law, Dr. and Mrs John W. Ste venson. x Mrs. Newton B. Jones spent last week in Atlanta, Ga., wgh her fath er, Henry H. Wing, who is ill and a hospital patient. TTwir friends will be interested to know his condition has improved. TRULUCKS TO KENTUCKY Rev. and Mrs. Rembert Truluck, Jr., visited the former’s parents here and the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dendy, in Laurens during the week, enroute to Dan ville, Ky., after attending the Bap tist convention in Miami. Fla. TYieir friends will be interested to know Rev. Truluck, who has been working toward a masters degree at the Bap tist Theological Seminary. Louis- J. D. Henry, Jerry and Miriam Henry returned yesterday to their home in M Lib rook, Ala, after a visit with Mrs. Henry’s mother, Mrs. H. A. Copeland, and other relatives here Mrs. Agnes Brodie of Florence, spent the week-end with her daugh ter. Mrs. W. G. King. Jr., and Mr. King Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leake were Week-end guests of their daughter, Mrs P. M. Clement, and Mr. Clem ent in Charleston. While away they were also visitors at Folly Beach. Miss Rachel Ann Wilson left yes terday for Myrtle Beach where she will be the guest of Miss Ingrid Oesterlund. her sorority sister at the University of South Carolina, for the remainder of the week TO SEA ISLAND Going to Sea Island, Ga., the past week for the meeting of the South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers As sociation were Mr. and Mrs. Calisle Neely, Mr and Mrs. George H. Cor- nelson Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Wood and ville, Ky., has accepted the pastor , J ate of the Calvary Baptist Church an( * Talladega, Ala.^ at Danville and they will make their s P en i H 16 week-end with their dau- home there & ter . D } xon - comin 8 especially for the christening ol little Martha Corinne Dixon. They were accompanied home by little Bailey Dixon for a several weeks MOVE INTO HOME Mr and Mrs. Alvin H. Donnan and son have moved into their re cently purchased home, the former Cassanova residence on Florida street. H. A. Adams, 80, Dies At Home Here Sunday H. jA Adams, 80. died suddenly Mr. and Mrs Rivers T Jenkins were overnight visitors here on Mon- Mrs. Austin Chandler has returned of daughter. Mrs James from a two weeks stay in Atlanta, Macdonald, and Dr. Macdonald, e n- Ga., with her son and daughter-in- route from Highlands to their home law, Mr. and Mrs. .lames Austin Charleston * 1 Chandler. < TO PAWLEY’S Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Burdette of following Clinton girls left Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bur- yesterday for Pawley’s Island where dette of Charleston, returned to will work for the summer Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jordan and j their homes yesterday, having been months: Misses Louise S|>eake, children of Kinston. N. C., will ar- called here earlier this week on ac E ii zab eth Glover. Anne Ra> and rive today for a visit with the lat- count of the death of their brother ciaire S/nith of Kinards tor's mother, Mrs Robert E. Wy- und brother-in-law. Pierre Burdette Among those here Tuesday for sor. IN MOUNTAINS the funeral of Pierre Burdette were Miss Sally Glenn, who has com- Mrs Julian Coleman, Mrs John Mr and Mrs Jack S. Burdette of at pleted the freshman year at King W. Little. Miss Ella McCrary, Mrs Decatur. Ga Mr and Mrs George College, Bristol. Tenn., is at home W. C. Baldwin and Mrs. Frank Mil- W Burdt<te. Mrs J H. Reeves, for the summer. Going to Teimes- ler are spending the week at the Mrs. H W. Mieakin, Mrs E. L see during the week-end to accom- Coleman cottage at Lake Lamer. N Sherman. Mrs F B Bozeman, of pany her home were her mother, C. Greenville; Mr and Mrs E. K Mrs. David Glenn. Billy Glenn and Mrs. G E McGrew of Camden, Burdette, Jr , Charleston. Fred Wal Roy Workman * is here for several days with her den, Cincinnati, Ohio; Wyatt A. Aik OFFICERS TRAINING . parents, Mr and Mrs A. O Daniel ,-n. Wyatt Aiken, Jr. of Greenville The following officers in the Worn | Tucker Hollowell, son of Captain Mrs George Flanagan and Mr* J Miss Nancy Jo Pruitt spent the week-end in Prosperity with her sis- tfcr, Mrs Grady Arams and Mr. Adams. Friends of Mrs Frank Cauley will be interested to know she leaves Sunday morning at his home, 7051 Monday for Bethesda. Md., for a N. Broad St., after two years of check-up at the National Health declining health Institute. i jjp was a na ti ve ^ Saluda County. .ill JO to Richmond. Va, for the b '“ had 1,, ' d '° r ,h ' ' >as, week-end to attend graduation at the 30 years He was a son of the late Assembly Training School. Their LaFayette and Hassle Robertson daughter, Mrs Monte Cook, will re-, Adams. He was a member of Good ceive a masters degree in religious Hope Baptist Church in Saluda Coun- education Mr. Cook, who attends ty and was employed at Clinton Union Theological Seminary, will be C otton Mills until his retirement 12 at the First Presbyterian Church itf years ago. Clarksville. Term., for summer field Surviving are his wife. Mrs Eliza work. beth Jones Adams of Clinton; two Mrs. Inez Pruitt will return today -ons, Robert Adams and Cecil Ad- from Florence where she has been ams; a daughter. Mrs. Ruth Leop- visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wal- ard; and eight grandchildren, all lace Meggs, and Mr. Meggs, going >f Clinton; a half-brother, Luther especially for the graduation of her Adams of Greenwood; and two grandsons. Bill and Phil Meggs, half-sisters, Mrs. Leila Butler of Sa- from high school. luda, and Mrs Emmie Owens of Clinton ClOrenCC Guytan / Funeral services were conducted c . ■' Monday at 5:00 p m. at Calvary rormerly Ot Joanna, Baptist Church by the Rev J w Passes In Gaffney Burial was in R " s * moM Clarence Guyton. 71, died late Pallbearers were Roy Adams, Thursday night in a hospital in Gaff- Brantley Adams. Carl Adams, Hom- ney 'after a brief illness er Adams, Henry Caughman, and He was a native of Spartanburg County, but had made his home in Howard Jones. To The Voters of Clinton I want to take this opportunity to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the confidence which you placed in me by re-electing me as your Mayor on Tuesday. , ( fr~ v - I assure you that I will give my best efforts and support toward obtaining new industry for Clinton and locality. 1 also will work toward continuing the progress which has been made in the past in the administration of the affairs of our city. I will sincerely welcome your help and sugges tions. YOUR Mayor, Joe P. Terry. Joanna for 30 years and was em ployed by Joanna Cotton Mills. For i ^ the past few years die had made his home in Gaffney. Me w as a member of E p w o r t h Methodist Church of Joanna. Surviving are three brothers,! William Guyton of Greer; and Clyde ! Guyton of Pacolet Mills, two sisters,' Mrs Carrie Fowler and Mrs Mamie Millwood, both of Pacolet; and five grandchildren Funeral services were conducted 3:0 Op m . Sunday, at Gray Funeral Home in Clinton by the Rev Hugh BK-kley. Burial was in HopeweM Methodist Church ceme tery near Joanna. Support and Vote For HURBERT W GRAYDON For House Of Representatives From ijm renS <ot nty VOTE FOR (JRAYDON—A Man Who Will Not Sacrifice 1‘rinciple For Personal Cain. “Your Vote and Support Will Be Appreciated.” an's Society of Christian Service of and Mrs Joseph G Hollowell, Jr . Broad Street Methodist Church were in Greenwood Tuesday for officers training at Main Street Church: Mrs George Reid. Mrs T. P. Ow ens, Miss Essie Davidson, Mrs Roy Casque, Mrs. Raymond Pitts. Mrs. Robert W. Anderson and Mrs. J B. Slpeake. Neely and George Copeland, chil- 1 dren of Mr and Mrs. Pringle Cope land. left this week for Piedmont, Ala . where they will spend several weeks with their grandparnts. Mr. and Mrs J. S Eason RETURN HOME Mrs Mildred Garrison and Mrs ' ^ cou * in B Frith returned to their home xreduating class of Randolph Field. San Antonio Texas, is spending a few days with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs R B Hellams TO MONTREAT Mrs. W. S. Porter and daughters. Misses Julia and Helen Porter, have gone to Montreal, N .C., where they will spend the summer at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs Joe W Leake. Miss es Lou Belle and Josephine Neigh bors attended graduating exercises at Union High School on Monday where Sammie Leake, their niece was a member of the She was saints- : : Sunday Thru Tuesday Two Big Hits —HIT NO. 1— PAT BOONE Ones With You On "A Journey To The Center Of r The Earth” Color and Cinemascope —HIT NO. 2— He Was A Stranger To Brazil But No Stranger To Danger. That’s GLENN FORI) As the "Americana” In Technicolor ■ Free Kiddie I Playgrounds i Always A \ Color Cartoon here after a three months slay in Greenwood Mrs Garrison under wentan operation at the Seif Mem anal hospital after which they were with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Jack Rice Miss Jean Gettys is at home for the summer with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Jospeh M. Gettys. after attending Lenoir-Rhyne College the past year. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Davenport and sons will be inter ested to know they have moved into their new home on Rt. 1, Dayville, Conn. The Daverports are former Clinton residents. On Tuesdav Mrs Frank Miller, Mrs. W C. Baldwin. Mrs W C. Shealy. with Mrs. O. O. Copeland of Newberry, and Mrs. Ben Adams of Union, were guests for a luncheon at the home of Mrs George Hollo way in Greenwood Friends of Mrs. Henry Trammell will be glad to know she is improv > ing at the Spartanburg General hospital following an operation yes terday and expects to be able to return borne on Saturday. Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr, and chil dren of Chester, joined Mr Johnson and Mrs Johnson, Sr. here for the week-end. Billy Johnson of Atlanta. I also spent the week-end at home. W. C. Shealy spent several days last week in Jacksonville, Fla., on business. Mrs. Shealy visited her sister. Mrs. O. O Copeland, in New berry. , | Mrs. Gary Dillard is in Charleston visiting her daughter. Mrs. Louis M. Stephens, and Mr. Stephens, going especially to attend the lat-! ter's graduation at the Medical Col-! lege of South Carolina. Mrs. C. D. Yarborough and Miss Lily Yarboruogh have moved into an apartment at 104 West Centennial : street Mrs, T. C. Johnson left yesterday , for a visit with her mother, Mrs J. W. White in Newberry. Tommy Cooper, student at Fur man University, Greenville, left Friday for Rockland, Maine, where he will be employed for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hughes and children. Caroline and Walter, spent Sunday in Union with the former’s sister and brother. Miss Veda and Claude Hughes. John Pitts. 3rd. of Albemarle, N. C., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson Pitts, the past week-end , Mr. and Mjv T. M. Youngblood had as guests Sunday the former’s sister, Mrs. J. D. Mattox, Mr. Mat tox and children of Columbia. Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan were in Chaleston Tuesday to attend the funeral of the former’s uncle, Nelson Frierson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ayers had as week-end guests Mr. Ayers’ sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. j Marie Ingle, their (laughter. Miss Andrea Ingle, and their grandson. Elwyn Harrison, of Chattanooga, Tenn Miss Linda Grubbs of Savannah, Ga , was the guest on Sunday of Mr and Mrs George A. Reid torian of her class. Miss Maurice Singley is spending the week in Greensboro, N. C. t with her sister, Mrs. John W. Sanders, and family W Stokes of Hendersonville. N. C Jack Barnes and Robert Wright t»f the Dan River Mills office in New York, were overnight guests of the former’s parnets, Mr and Mrs. Eric Barnes, last Thursday. Mr and Mrs. William E Henry, Jr., returned Tuesday to their home in PtnevtUe, N. C., after a several days visit with the former's par ents Mr and Mrs W. Edward Hen ry They were enroute home after a vacation trip to Florida and At lanta where they visited Mr and Mrs Robert S. Henry While here they accompanied the Henrys to) Charlotte for a day’s visit. MOVE TO ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs George C. Y and children moved yesterday to Anderson to make their home Mr Young is connected with the Me iDougalll Funeral Home there. RE-ELECT WILLIAM T. JONES Cleared Dockets Of Two Counties For First Time Since Before the Turn of the Centurv SOUCITOR Has Established An Outstanding Record Known Statewide Is A Family Man With Five Children “There Should He Justice for the Innocent. Justice for the Guilt> and. Above AIL Justice for the Accused ’’ YOI R HELP IN ANY W AY WILL BE DEEPLY APPRECIATED “DIE FOR ALL YOU ARE WORTH” Hugh L. Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 36 Yean Experience PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE ^ b«6 ? Dial 5 2224 * cal* nmr l: Termite Control The “Antimite Way” FREE INSPECTION AND SPECIFICATIONS SPARTANBURG'S LARGEST — SURETY BONDED Member NaUanal Pest Control Association T ■ 1 EFIRD’S EXTERMINATING CO. 1311 Asheville Hwy. Spartanburg, S.C 1 SPECIAL OFFER! ft Limited Time Onhfi NEW 30 NORGE ELECTRIC RANGE only 199.95 THAT YOU MAY KNOW . EUGENE JOHNSON m 9 FOR SHERIFF OF LAURENS COUNTY • NATIVE OF LAURENS COUNTY • RESIDENT OF HUNTER TOWNSHIP • GRADUATE OF BUSH RIVER HIGH SCHOOL • FARMER AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCER • WORLD WAR II COMBAT VETERAN • PRESENTLY FIRST SERGEANT IN BATTERY ’ B 1ST AW BN. S. C. NG. • MEMBER OF LITTLE RIVER DOMINICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • ELDER, CLERK OF THE SESSION. SLIT. OF SI N DAY SCHOOL, • MAGISTRATE OF HI NTER TOWNSHIP FOR MORE THAN 13 YEARS • MASON AND PAST MASTER OF MAGNOLIA LODGE, 353, A. F. M., JOANNA • WOODMAN, AND PAST CONSCEL COMMANDER, CAMP WALNUT. JOANN \ • MEMBER OF COPELAND-DAVTDSON POST 56. 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