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Vol. 61 — No. 23
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, June 9, 1960
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Win Honors at Presbyterian
Among outstanding graduating seniors
receiving honors at the college’s commence
ment exercises were, left to right: Bob
Bean, of Marietta, Ga., Gold P award; Billy
Hagood, of Easley, outstanding senior and
Gold P awards; Tom Wise, of Thomasville,
Ga., Gold P and Columbia Theological Sem
inary scholarship; Bob Waters, of Sylvan-
ia, Ga., American Legion award and Kappa
Alpha trophy to best senior athlete; and
Alva V. Hardin, Jr. f Third Army leadership
certificate and Department of the Army su
perior cadet ribbon.—Photos by Dan Yar
borough.
Presbyterian Confers
113 Degrees Monday
4 Presbyterian College sent forth Jr . professor of miliUry science.,
sts 79th graduating class on Monday presented commissions to the ROTC 4l . L
County Candidates
In Clinton Tonight
Candidates for county offices
and Solicitor of the Eighth Ju
dicial Circuit will be in Clinton
as the climax to a full three-day graduates
program of commencement activ
ity, centered around the new one
In an earlier ceremony before the,
final exercises. Senator Thurmond
half million dollar William Henry ^<1 ^ 27 students receiving com
Belk Auditorium. / missions as second Lieutenants that
Commencement Speaker Wayne patriotism and leadership are today
J. Holman, board chairman of the more than ever necessary in our
Chicopee Manufacturing Corpora- country. Himself a major-general
lion, delivered the parting charge in the US Army Reserve, he ad-
as he urged the graduates to strive dressed his remarks as relatvies
. for excellence in an age which and friends gatherd to hear four
seeks to equalize all men cadets take the oath of office as
He spoke to a near capacity Kegular Army officers and 23 as
crowd which included the 113 gradu Rr*er v e officers
ating seniors and these four hon ^ Bellingrath awarded these
or ary degree recipients; honors and medals as part of the
US Senator Strom Thurmond and Monday program
New York attorney J. Graham Mil. General scholarship medal—Alan
ler both doctor of Laws and the ^ McKie, Alexandria. Va.; out
Rev Allen C McSueen. pastor of *Unding senior award-William M
Greensboro s Surmount Presbyt* Hagood of Easley American Lr
nan Church, and the Rev William J* 0 * 1 award—Robert L. Waters of
1 Howell, associate pastor of the Syl v **u* Ga ; Gold F’ award*—
Atlanta First Presbyterian Church. Ra * >ert **. Bran. Jr . of Marietta,
doctor of divinity j Gjl» M Wioo of TteMOUtt* |
Fred J Hay Bible medal for high
<«t two-year
the Rev Marc C W
of the Spartanburg Flrat Prosbyte
nan church
And Saturday s opening program
meeting of their scheduled speak
ing tour.
The engagement is slated for
the Clinton Mill baseball park at
8:M p. m.
Appearing before a local and!
yore in their quest for vote* will
be three candidates for the State
Senate, nine for the House of Rep
reseniatives. fire for Sheriff, four
for County CommiMkoaer, five
for Coroaer. two for Magistrate of
Hnater Township at Clintoa. and
(our for Mngistrate of Han Ur
Township outside of Clinton. Two
candidate* for Solicitor (propernt-
Ing attorney) of the Eighth Ju
dicial circuit ore expected to
speak after the county randi
dale*.
The CHoUn meeting was post
poned from lam Thursday he
canoe of rain.
Tonight s aemion will rkow an
eight atop srhrdnir which started
May 23 at Hickory Tavern.
The candidate* spoke at Cram
Hill Moodas sight and at Walla
vide Tuesday night.
Election
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Returns!
The Chronicle will give the
usual election party Tuesday
night at which time returns will
be broadcast from the office over
a loud speaker.
As fast as results can be re
ceived and tabulated the totals
will be announced to the public.
We will have several experienced
men helping with receiving th re
turns from al 46 precincts in the
county by telephone, operating
adding machines and tabulating
the results.
The public is invited to gather
in front of The Chronicle office
on Gary street and get the elec
tion returns.
Funeral Services
Conducted Sunday
For B. R. * “ , 57
Funeral services for B. R Aus-
in, 57, were held Sunday at Broad
Street Methodist Church at 3:30 p.
m , conducted by the Rev Joel E
annrHi and the Rev J. H Darr
Burial was in Rosemont cemetery.
Pallbearers were W Brooks Ow
ens. Roy Casque, Harry C. Layton,
Goyne L. Simpson. Murphey Tim
merman. James Hill. Jack Holland.
Roy Workman and L W Cooper
The honorary escort inchnied
’layor Joe P Terry, members of
Election Is Set for Tuesday
County Officers
f >
t rT-*v,
To Be Named
As Laurens County enters the fi
nal days of the election cam
pai^n everything is >et for the
Democratic primary >n Tuesday
The machinery h.iv been put in
mot urn—halite^ have tx-en printed
and are being made ready for dis
tribution. precinct managers have
been named—and all that remains
! to be done officially is to hold the
final meeting of the eight scheduled
speaking dates tonight it t Union
Twenty-eight candidates are con-
l« r.ditvg for the major, ixMs to x-
tilled m the county including two
tor Solicitor (prosecuting attorney*
of the Eighth*Judicial ' rcuit of
Which LauriMi- County ,s a jxiC
One candidate. \i alter K. Dunlap
is unopposed for Clerk of Court
Contests are scheduled tor si\ of
the ten Magistrate jxwts in the
: county In four townships one an
nounced candidate in each i> wv-
Superintemlent D. H. Roberta U shown
here at left as he accepts a certificate on
behalf of the 2,200 employees of Lydia Cot
ton Mills for completing two million man
hours without a disabling accident. Making:
the presentation is VV Fred Ponder. South
CaroHna Commissioner of Ijilsir. at a b;»r-
l>ecue last Wednesday given the employees
and their families by the management of
the mill.—Photo by I>an Yarlsimuyrh.
Carson Nabors Is
Joanna Lions Head
Joanna—R CaraM Nabi*r* will
become prevxittu >>f the Joanna
Laom Chib wtwn the club year be
gin* in July
Taking office with him will be
L T Lawson first vice-president
Mar C. Duncan. «ecnnd vice-prexi.
drfM Wendell W Hair, lecretory.
Walter E Ryan, treasurer David
R Meyer* and Carl Franzen
twutefx
AIm. T E BUrkweU. Laon lam
jar; Dr Itomy H MrFadden Louie
W. Nabors Harmor Beikmbaugti
William P Nabors and Wadtwoith
! W Riser Jr . directors
Two Murder Coses, Liquor
Violations Lead Docket
murder caj
Legion Teom To
Have Practice Game
The Clinton Aftvencaa La
n G Read. Jr . McCfotenvtlle.
, .near Bibfo mad if for freahmaji
H CXty, at Vmm
M 9f)€incume ^; —Z—a —: _ » | ^ j n , ,a l f
mli• mt —.. 1^.1 -a GIUD Mm BPQ IVI U-CfT
alumni rauruon They joined withan p^j R#|d ^ tnioe. Columbia
Seminary acholanhip- ba*ebail team will have a practice
and graduating senior* in attend- Tau ph| p, mkam aw4rd _ game Pndjy n^t with the New
Ralph A Chamber* of Chicago; berry Lrgtun Junior team.
F H Mendenhall Sr . Internatioa The context it slated for the Ola
(Continued on page teal ton Mill park af I p m.
B. R AUSTIN
Jokes Port In
Ptock Festnrol
Mu* Sandra Ray. “Mim Clintoa
af 1M0 " is participating ia the
tng the evening aiumm banquet,
at wrlach Senator Thurmond spoke
Delivering hu commencemetu ad
dreu on the subject. “The Equality
of Men.” Dr Holman said men are
equal under God but not in term* of
physical and mental characteristics
and in ability to withstand tempts
turns .
He said, “the leveling and equal
izing of men. both financially and
1M0 Peach Festival in Greer June shooting of Georg* Shrrlield at Lake
• through 11 Thomas, midway between Clinton
Miss Ray. the daughter of Mr Lsuren*. on January 27
and Mrs Davis V. Put*, attended Jurors to serve during the term
County Candidates On
Last Round of Campaign
the city council, the official board
of Broad Street Methodist Church
Dr James L Walker. Dr E N
Sulltvaa. Dr. D O. fthame Hugh
L. Eichelberger. James Cram _
Clair D (Simon* P.Us George Erskme tollege the past year Spun are
Kii« J. A Walker Harvey O ,or * d b > the Clu- “ the Wilia
cs^i r f g firuMri Reobnrd * ai represent Ointuo in Spring*
ir< the Mias South Carolina contest in
a and 9 ss
Two
which were continued and 70 new
cases are on the roster lor the
week's term of criminal court
*cheduied to get underway in Laur
ens Monday morning
A great number ot the new cases
are liquor law vtolattuo*
Judge Steve C Griffith, of New-
berry will preasdr over the form
Defendants m the two murder
cases are Ernest Ray Coker, in one
rose and Norman Earl Holder
Jerry Lamar Harm. Jesse L
Welch, and Floyd Cummings in the
other.
Coker a charged with the fatal
thoouag of Booby Harold McCarty
on Dec 33 m the Fork (western l
pari of the county
Holder Hams. Welch, and Cum-
mugs fare a murder charge ia the
among the JU Richard H Edward*. Laurens
J H Davenport. Sr . Joanna
Livingston. Cross Hill; Jam
•n Mill; E W
. rr
1 inna Horat
n Mill. Wallar
anna Henry X Tayl
John D Cobb Ioanna Jack O
Sullivan. Pruut-ttia; Frank A Me
Ninch, Laurens City, Jessie D
Tumbim Hickory Tavern Jack
frmplrtuo. Laurens tUy. Juba
Thompson. W at t-riuo Joseph O
Smith Huprweii. Woodrow W Hall.
W jierka>
Holdover* Dial C Gray. Lauren*
City, and Justus M Carry. Gray
Churl
James C. Craine
Wins Council Seat
In Ward 6 Runoff
ci
opposed
To be nominated
in rae*day'i
primary art* a Slate
Senator three
mem tiers ot the H>
•use of Reprc
sentatives, a Sheriff.
a < oroner and
two County Com me
sion»*rs
in addition to the
county canui
dates, voters will ca
i*t (heir ballot*
for a Uniter! State*
Senator Sena
tor Strom Thurnvoml
1 is optMsed by
H Beverly Herbert <
>f t oiumhia
The polls will of>ei
1 at 9 W a m
anti close at 6 tio p
m
Box manager* ar
e requested to
call for the ballot hn
ixe* and ballot*
either Friday or Salt
intoy at the of
fice ot Mrs Carnhni
• * oirfitotn , *€ II C
retarv, m ftt* court
iMHAMP III Lmiur
•*u»
Candidates are
Solicitor Hugh 4
Beasley W tl
ham T Jones
Stole Senate dual
hn A Bridges
Craiae. former me
H I
County candidates have presented
socially, has been a fundamental their claims in three veaking en-
poiicy of our government” In re- gage meet* since last Thursday—
cent years. Dr. Holman pointed to with one more to go — tonight
the federal income tax system as
a means of financial leveling which
“in our teal to equalize has done*
away ^vith incentive, and by this
very process we destroy those
things which have made America
great
(Thursday) at the Clinton Mill
baseball park
Friday, they appeared
Gray Court-Owing* high
Monday at Cron Hill, and Tuesday
at Wattsville The speaking date to
night was postponed from last
And in reference to efforts at so- Thursday because of rain.
cial equalization, the New Bruns
wick, N .J., textile executive Label
ed the Supreme Court civil rights
decision of 1954 “an example of
judge-made law at its worst.’’
In the face of the whole ten
dency of our time to cherish the
mediocre and penalize those with
energy and ability,” Dr. Holman
urged the young graduates to
“strive to become uncommon and
strive for excellence in all that you
do.” He cited these reasons for the
effort:
1— “Your survival, the very sur
vival of our country is dependent
upon the degree of excellence we
develop.” We must exceed the Rus
sian thirst for knowledge and their
drive toward achieving competence
in all fields.
2— “The most rewarding sense
At the Gray Court-Owing* en
gagement the candidates continued
along the same lines previously fol
lowed in seeking the suffrage of the
voters
State Seaate
King Dixon said he was offering
for the Senate on a program of
progress, prosperity and political
leadership He said if elected to the
Senate he would see that every
road in the county is biack-topped
during the next four years, and
would work to attract industry to
the county. He would, he said, ac
tivate a bill that is still on the books
to build a water line fropn the
Greenville County line through
Gray Court. Laurens, Clinton, and
Joanna to the Newberry County
line, which would serve the terri
tory on each side of the highway as
Hr Auxin «W»I, Fndd) ^ ’• » *“ ’ SI
mtm « h.. homr ** , «Ur M **’
He was a natvie of Cross Hill, but r ' year,
raise in the legislature in 1367 and ^ l * v « d ,B clu ? m rno « t ^ »“• Members of the Jaycee chapter
another 10 per cent this year Be
fore he took office, he said, not en
ough was appropriated for the ope
ration of schools As long ex I ami . w »i »
in office, he said the schools will Orphanage He also attended Pros John T. Blokely
at the ways have OMitga money H e hytenan CoUegr He was a member
school, twice vied a f al-«1 raise* in pay ^ bro * A Su ‘** Methodist Church DlCS In Ashoilk
wher* he served on the official John Yandeil Blakely. V years of
board for a numUr of years He age dwri Saturday. June 4. at hu
wias a member of the Lions Club Some in Asheville. N C , after a
and Campbell Lodge No 44. AFM. 'ion^ H e •'as a native of this
For the past 32 years he had been c ,(y > jq,, ^ j an ies and Sara Simp
superintendent of the city water and Blakely Mr Blakely was a
money to pay our teachers what the ll * bt department. retired lawyer and accountaru with
richer states pay. He was married twice His first the General Accounting office in
Justin A. Bridges, also a member marriage was to Moss Mario Adair, Washington. D C He retired in
He was a son of the late Benjamin have aiksd support of local rest
Reed and Lillta F Austin He re- dent* in attending the peach festi
ceived his education in the public 9al
schools 0/ ( rut*.* Hill and Thornwell
-f judges i.i the .*,-1* w.ule sup-
jrting raise- for eUihers. He said
the sola ion .0 th - tejeher pay
problem was to build up the indus
trial potential of the state to build
up income, then we will have the
of the House of Representatives
seeking the senate post, said he
stood for five things: industrial
w ho died in 1958
His second marriage was to Mrs.
1947 after 33 years ot service,
came to Asheville in 1953
He
C. Kickotu. Popular
. Mack L Faucet!. (. Union
Mill H C. Parks. Vtuudvdle. Roy
Farmer. Shady Grove. Coowa)
Adams. Laurens City. J B Tumb
Un. Hickory Tavern, MiUiam M
Nash. UI. Lauren* City. Edward J.
Evatt. Gray Court. James W Wal
ker. Clinton Cit); WilUam R Gam
brell. ( lint on City, J t
Union City. J R Hughes. Watts
Mill. Adger Vaughn. Gray Court;
(.Taude R. Bagwell. Hickory Tav
ern. Ralph L. Alexander, Clinton
Mill. A. O Armstrong. Woodville.
J. A Bullard, Kenno William Ryan
Srnn. Joanna
Also. J H Mai pa.**, Clinton City,
Citizens Directors
Declare 4^ Dividend
Directors of Citizens Federal Sa\-
Kmg Dixon. W C Dubbm» Jr
House oi Representatives—Mar>
shaft W IbrrrrimtMr John C
Hurhanan Huhen W i<raydon.
t tiartr* J Hart. William H Me
hmrn. T David Moon. Jr. Alben
M hlnbitng. Jared Dunhitn Sulk
van. Jr.. David $ Taylor
Mfortff. Guy N Fowler Fred H
Hayes R Eugene Juntuua. Detmar
M Riddle ( aldweil W W er
t oroarr Cart ( amptwtl T D
Pigg. Sr.. M W Pressley VJ Raw!
A P Walker
< ouaty CommutMmer Anovi
(•odfrvy, Joe HolUday Paul $
41 Dell. George M Penlaad
Magistral* Hunter Township at
1 linloo—Arnold I Drxon. Sam H
McCrary
Magistrate Hunter Township. Jo
anna—Alfred Allen. J Derr ill Bo
lard Gesirge StmpMm K 4.' W ilkie
Magistrate Jacks Towndup —
Oiartes W Barnes. Koheri N Big
ham. David T Pitts
Magistrate Scuffle)own Township
—W P Abercrombie Robert S El
more
Magistrate Dials Township — C
M Curry. W D Norm
Magistrate Youngs Township —
J J. Mahaffey. Claude A Patton
Four unopposed candidates for
Magistrate posts are: Mrs Lucille
M Watts. Lourens Township E. P
Bozeman Cross Hill Township:
VIM. NG PEOPLE TO MEET Tro > c Havis. Waterloo Township,
The Laurens Baptist Association- Archie C. Owens. Sullivan
al Young People's meeting will be Townshin
held at 7 30 this evmng at the. Unopposed candidates have been
Holly Grove Baptist Church New I officially declared candidates of the
officers will be installed Last P art y hy the County Democratic
James C
at city cminrt!
in Tuesday s runoff primary for
aider man in ward six
The* was the unlv conUwt fo be
drcxled since a maynr and five
cuuncihnen were nonunatod in the
first primary on May 31
Craine ww by a majority of 101
Smgley. tfVer Talmadgr (Duvet Sander*
Hie vote wx»: Craine 448. Sanders
347
Following u
» the Vsboiation
Cratue Saadrn
City No 1
115 119
City No 2
♦4 71
Clinton Mill
•MB 157
448 347
Ruby King Sineath, who survives He is survived by hi* wife. Willie in jj s Federal Savings and Loan As morUh * mee:mg was at Mt Plea* executive committee, and their
development in the county, reduc-jhim. with two brothers. Jim Hugh Mat Cook Blakely, two daughters. SIK . |allwl , n t h e ir re-ular monthly a,K ctMirch ' uth member* pres name* will not appear on the baJ-
tion of the unnecessary cost of Mate t Austin of Cross HUI, and W B. Aus. Mrs. John M Collins II. Silver meeUng Tuesdj> n , Kht dec | ar ^ a ent lots
Springs. Md.: and Mr* ^larry W. 4 ^ cent ^ annum dividend to
l lotz. Fall* t hurx-h, \a.. four sis- j, 0 | ders 0 f investment and savings
ters, Mrs. Zell Robinson, Washmg
ton. D C.; Mrs. l.em Benjamin,
Mrs James P. KUgo of Darlington; 1
government, increased teacher pay. tin of Spartanburg; and one sister,
segregation in public schools, and Mrs. Paul Martin of Greenwood
improvement of county roads. We
need industry, he said, but at the RECEIVES MUSIC HONOR
same time we must take care of Miss Leanna Young, daughter of
you can have on life will come from l sites for industrial plants. Turn-
your having done your best in striv- i mg to a subject touched ony by
ing for excellence.” many candida.es, Dixon said the
present industries. He told of ef
forts to get legislation passed that
w'ould make a study of state of
fices with a view to reducing costs
by cutting out unnecessary opera
tions and personnel. -He also stated
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J Dr. Marshall W. Brown, president
of Presbyterian College, presided
over the commencement exercis
es. Dr. John McSween, 11th presi
dent of PC whose son was one of
the honorary degree recipients,
gave the invocation. Trustee Chair
man Robert Vance of Clinton, con
ferred the degrees, Academic Dean
George C. Bellingrath awarded hon
ors, and Lt. Col. W. W. Barnett,
Request From
Democratic Chairman
The ptibik lx kindly requested
not fo cane fo election headquar
ters in Mrs. Coleman’s office in
the coart house on election night.
The space js small and we are
providing foi^nll of the Ucal news
agencies fo be there and they will
have the returns at the very same
instant that we receive them.
B L. PLAXICO.
county and slate should seek to
keep good school teachers and pay
them on a par with teachers in
neighboring states. He said we must
not neglect our children at the price
of a dollar. He said he favored the
construction of a nursing for the
aged, and also continued his advoc
acy of segregated schools.
William C. Dobbins, now serving
in the House of Representatives,
said he is qualified to serve as Sen
ator. His record, he said, shows
that every promise he has made
has been kept. He is a member of
the Gressette Committee, and Dob
bins said it was due to the efforts of
that committee that the schools con
tinue to operate on a segregated
basis. "1 have proven myself,” he
said, “as long as I have anything
to do with it the schools will never
be mixed ’ No government service,
he said, comes without xomebody
paying for it. A building program
will cost money If you want a cost
ly water line or a vart road im
provement program, then say so in
a referendum I am for it if the peo
ple any they want it. Dobbino mid
be supported a 10 per cent teacher
accounts.
The dividend is payable June 30
and covers the first six months pe
riod of 1960
T Heath Copeland is president of
the local savings and loan associa-
school of music at Converse Col- Funeral Home by the Rev E Kyle tlon ’ J f _, P ^ ther ' vict, P resillt ‘ nt •
lege. The honor was announced at Boeger Interment was in Forest J sloan secretary-treasurer
graduation on Monday. Lawn cemeterv m Asheville. manat{ ‘^ w,flcer; L s - Ke d-
■ dick. asst, treasurer; Mrs. Virginia
Hunter, asst, secretary
Directors, in addition to Messrs.
Copeland. Prather. Todd, and Red
dick. are T. D Copeland. J B
! Hart, and R H McGee.
Thornwell's Homecoming Program
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leland Young of and Mrs Annie Stuckey of Nes
this city, was the recipient of the mith; and seven grandchildren
Pi Kappa Lambda award for the Funeral services were conducted
highest 4 year average in the Tuesday in the chapel of the Groce
-J
i
tB&PW Entertains Senior Citizens
Mrs. C. P. Roper
Of Laurens, Passes
Laurens—tMrs. Carolyn (Currie)
Fleming Roper, 62, wife of Cecil P
Roper of Laurens, died after a brief
illness Tuesday morning in a Green
wood hospital She was taken to the
hospital Sunday after an attack
Mrs Roper was the daughter of
the late J O. C. and *Carrie Todd
Fleming She attended the old Ohi-
cpra College of Columbia. She mar- berner
rii*d Mr Roper in 1922 She was a
member of the First Presbyterian
Church where she was a Sunday
school teacher for many year*
Surviving besides her husband
are a sister, Mrs. Jeannie F Caine
A three-day reunion of former students of Thornwell < irpiianage is
scheduled to begin here Friday jftermxm when sevjeral hundred men and
women from all over the United States are expected to return for the
event
A full program has been planned and the returnees will be entertained
m homes on the campus.
Speakers and leaders at the various functions will be former Thorn
well students.
Following is the program.
FRIDAY
REGISTRATION—Youth Center
BARBECUE SUPPER-Yake area 6 30 p m
SHOWING OF THORNWELL MOVIES—Montgomery Hall, following
barbecue •
SATURDAY
CHAPEL PROGRAM—Led by Dr C .E Piephotf
MEETING OF ALUMNI OFFICERS-Montgomery Hall. 9 00 a. m
ALUMNI BUSINESS MEETING-Montgomery Hall. 10 a m
Presiding Hughston Frowein. President
William P Jacobs Memorial Fund Dr Jack H Clarke
Expressions of Appreciation Rex Edward Graham. Rev Marshall
Neil, Mrs Edna Chandler Lowry. Rev John Rhodes.
CAFETERIA LUNCH.
r HOBBY SHOP OPEN HOUSE—2 30 to 4 30 p m
ALUMNI BANQUET—Dining Hall 7 30 p m
Toastmaster Rev. ClareUce Sisiar Speaker
Mr* .Eugene Kellers-
SUNDAY
COMMUNION SERVICE—Thornwell Memorial Church, 7 00 a m
Communion Meditation Dr T Ellison Simpson Assisted by Dr L
Ro*s Lynn and Dr M A Macdonald
MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE- Thornwell Memorial t'Hurch, It 00
*V.-
Here are senior citizens of Clinton who
were entertained last Thursday afternoon
from 6:30 to 7 in Hodges Hall at Broad
Street Methodist Church. Friends, relatives
and pastors of the honored guests were in
vited to call. Front, left to right: Mrs. VN\
M. Hair and Mrs. A. M. Copeland; tuu-k
row: H. D. Henry, Dr. D. J. Woods, Mrs.
S. D. Weathers. Mrs. A. K. Blakely, Mrs.
G. A. Black. Mr. BlatHt. — Photo by Dan
Yarborough.
and a brother. Charles F Fleming. j a rn ^
both of Laurens Sermon Dr John W Carpenter Assisted by Rev Kurjnan Jordan
Funeral servicex weret conducted * tev •’ v *** r '* h ‘d* B
'at 11:0U a. m , Wednesday ^ al the
Kennedy Mortuarv by the Rev C
F McCutchen Burial was in the
family plot in the Laurens city
' cemetery
DROP-IN AT HOME OF THE 'PRKslDKNT-2 fo to » JO p. m.
SENIOR HIGH FELLOWSHIP—ThorewHl Memorial Church. 6 fo
p m. Guest Speaker Dr .Allen Jacobs. '
EVENLN’C WORSHIP SERVICE—Thornwell Memorial Church. 7 fo
Sermon fir Louis C LaMotte. assisted t» Res James Terrell