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I Thuniday. June 1^, I960 THE CLINTON CHROMCLF DIALS TOWNflnP MAGISTRATE 1 t jj ■ r u ! 3 1 ° ■ ■ 2 Dial* 19 9 i Gray Court 59 111 Jones St or*- 53 17 Owings 70 18 i Shiloh 27 26 Woodville 127 23 ! Merna 16 3 1 Barksdale-Narnie j 7 41 Totals 37H 248 I hey work House !mM employees must be reported if they are paid as much as $50 easn wa^es in a cal endar quarter by any one employer The value of room, food, clothing or other items furnished are not count- ed as cash 'employee* at retirement age or when they become disabled or to thir children when they die When a person applies f or social security benefits, and the record' show- a housewife has not reported earnings, we investigate delmquen- Failure of housewives to comply cies Therefore t£e longer the with the law may mean denial of housewife puts off reporting, the social security benefits to household more it will cost her i Camp Fire and Blue Bird Members Go To Camp Here are some of approximately 100 mem tiers of Clinton’s Camp Fire and Blue Bird organizations just before they left on their week’s stay at camp at Kings Mountain State Park. Kneeling: Lynwood Cox and Jinki Sadler. Others are, left to right, Nancy Anderson. Julie Young, Jan King, Ginger Gault, Bethi Edwards, Susan Anderson, Kathy Frady, Linda Suddeth, Clair Duncan, and Linda Smith.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. Mrs. McDaniel Laurens—Mrs. Sallie Maddox Mc Daniel, wife of Wellie G. McDaniel of 814 South Harper street, died early Thursday morning at her home. She had been in declining health for two . years and ill for six weeks. A native of Jefferson. Ga , she was the daughter of the late C. W. G and Clara Stark Maddox She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. W. C. Helloms Laurens—Mrs. Eunice Reid HeJ- lams, 55, wife of W. C. Hellams of Rt 3, Laurens, died early Saturday afternoon in the Laurens County hospital after several years of de clining health and a week of illness She was a native of Greenville County, daughter of the late Wil liam Columbus Reid and Mrs. Was- sie Lindley Reid, and had lived in Laurens County most of her life She was a member of Union Baptist .Ife Besides her husband, surviving Church 4ge a son, George M McDaniel of Surviving, in addition to her hus- Laurens, two (laughters, Mrs. A ] band, are three sons. Eugene He! C. Home of Mt Pleasant; and Mrs. McTeer Senn of Newberry; two toothers, Y. D Maddox of Jeffer son. Ga . and Oscar C. Maddox of Winder. Ga three sisters, Mrs Glenn Eberhardt and Mrs. Tobe Roberson, both of Plant City, Fla.; and Mrs Sandy B Carter of Gaines ville, Ga., and seven grandchildren Funeral services were conducted Friday at 3;S0 p m at the Kennedy lams and Raymond Hellams of' Laurens; and Sgt. John Hellams of the U. S. Army in Shekon, Conn.; I three daughters. Mrs. Carlos Coth ran. Mrs Jack Wright and Mxs Cecil Pitts of Laurens; two tooth ers,'Charlie Reid of Whitmire, and Will Reid. Conestee; asister. Mrs Mettle Brown of Enoree; and 13 grandchildren Funeral services were conducted Monday at 4:00 p m at Union Bap Camp Fire, Blue Bird Groups Return From Week's Outing Rites Held Tuesday For E. C. Bunker Edmund Cason Bunker, 77, died late Sunday afternoon at a local hospital after several years of de clining health and an illness of sev eral weeks Mr. Bunker was a native of Shorterville. Ala , a son of the late Franklin Moses and Susan Cason Bunker He had lived in Charleston for 25 years until he retired and lived here for the past five years m Wins Bicycle Wanda Lou Watts is another winner of a bicycle in The Chron icle's subscription selling cam paign just closed. Wanda is the daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Watts of JWi Sloan Street..and is in the third grade at the Mercer Silas Railev School FOR SALE New 3-Bedroom House 2 Acres of Land Down Payment S59.45 fmmediate Possession F ife and Fire Insurance Included WILL FIN ANCE ( ALL MRS. MOORF — 217. FT.INTON. S —■ . I C. About one hundred and thirty Housewives Must Report Maids For Social Security tut Church by the Rev, J. H. Mortuary chapel by Dr Robert S Hampton the Rev W A Baldwin Cooper Banal was in Forest Lawn and the Rev Lee Cothran. Jr. Bur cemetery I ial was in the church cemetery. THANK YOU! For the tpleadid support and vote ffWn me in yeeterday’n primary. Your continued support and vote will be deeply appreciated. DR. CHARLES J. HART Candidate for the Houoe of Represent at hew Lillian Blake Hart, daaghter of Mr. and Mrs J. R Hart of Joan na. received her Bachelor of Arts degree at com meat ement exer cise* at Agnes Scott ('allege. Deca tur, Ga.. oo June C. Mi* Hart, aa English major, was vlee-pml deal af the Agaes Scott Christina Aaaaciatioa aad was elected to membership la Mortar Board, aa- Uaaal honorary aarlety rrcogaiming leadership scholarship aad ser vice. Da nag her Jaaiar year she served as aeww-featare editor far the “Agaea Hcatt News,” rampas newspaper, as a number af the cabinet af the Christina Aaaarta- ttoo.aad of the staff af tee “HO- haoette ' tea college yearbook EVERYDAY COUNSELOR Th residence was at 103 South Hoi-1 land street. He was a member of the First girls of the Camp Fire and Blue Baptist Church of Charleston and Housewives who fail to report Bird organization in the Kadoka had been a Masonic leader ^eir maids for social security pur district have returned from the an- Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Ge-jpose* are leaving themselves liable nual week’s camp at Camp York neva Read Bunker of this city; two for penalties and interest in addition and Cherokee in Kings Mountain sons, E. C. Bunker, Jr , of Washing t* 1 ® regular tax due when their state park. ton. D C., and Thomas R Bunker failure is discovered If the maid A highlight of this year's sum- of this city; and a sister. Mrs John « covered by social security, the mer camp was a visit by the re- A Scruggs of Tallahassee, Fla reporting is compulsory gional director, Miss Frances Che- Funeral service* were conducted Household employees do not have adle of Jacksonville. Fla. Miss Che- Tuesday at 3:00 p m. at Gray Fun to work full time to be covered for a die assisted the group in learning ® ral fk>m ® *>? ^ R « v J H Darr social security The test Is how the Camp Fire way and to empha- & ur * a l was in Rose moot cemetery much they are paid, not how long size the American Camping Asso- . elation standards which are very * important for health and safety of campers and counselors alike Devotional* were held each night around camp fires The Camp Fire girls in costume lighted a large council fire with torches and held an impressive ceremony, with Rev j Joel E. Cannon leading the staging Varied activities included nature hikes, upland and waterfront, vol ley ball badminton, relay races, and many other competitive games swimming, cook out* in small croups crafts, play day for each group and stunt night Mrs A B Davidson camp direc tor. said upon returning to Ckntea. “We extend our bearurat thanks to the parents and campers for their fine cooperation which helped to make Uus one of the moo* resaful ramping weeks of the <1* ton Camp Fire girts ’’ ' Wt- also wish to rsprees our ap prenation to Robert V Anderwm. chairman of the camping comma tee. for many weeks of hard work before ramp Joe V Edwards for volleyball and badminton courts his work in helping with tranapor Utum and coming to cheek campers om on Saturday Mitford Smith for ha efforts and paUenre in arrang mg the traneportaurei and m or genuine the dn “DIE FOR ALL YOU ARE WORTH“ Hugh L. Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN i Vi Years Experience PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE DAN YARBOROUGH PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait — Commercial — Weddings THANKS FROM WILKIE - I Many thanks to the people of Hunter Township for the 'ote given me in Tue'-dav’s primary, placing: he in the second race for Magistrate at Mount\tile. I appreciate your vote and will he most grateful for your continued support. REVIEW THE <)( ALIFK ATIONS AND VOTE FOR R. C. (Crip) WILKIE grateful for the CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to my many loyal friends in the primary for Mafri"trate of Hun ter Township. ARNOLD DIXON | NOTE OF THANKS I would like to thank the people of Clinton and Joanna area for the fine vote Riven me in Tuesday’s election, and ask your continued support in the sec ond primary June 28. J. DERRILL BOZARD We wJl kmo be a sir June marriages derfui time It ia! We i j give everyone af then a copy «f our Ton for a Happy Marriage ’ We will do ^ cade for the mp to juet thu to anyone who will write w> are imreref) The Everyday Counaelor in care of effort of all thorn teh newspaper enclosing a stamp- *i i.mrrouUy their ed self addressed envolope We also camp have a few copses of there suitable The auff at Cm*> Cberekne isr for framing which we will tend to Blue Kinds commled at: those who will enclose 25c to cover Mr* R W Aaderaoo—Director mailing costs Mrs W. G King. Jr-Executive The age at which young couple* Dire* tor are marrying today is sartor than Mrs Claude Crocker — Nature a generation ago W’e marriage Study counselors wonder if young people Mrs. Dillard Milam—Nurse are any Lha happier for H Person Mrs Harry Boukmght - Games ally. I doubt H. and Recreation Speed with us Americana has be- -Mrs lake Brown—flog Cere come a kind of mjnia Everything monies must be done in a hurry We have Mrs Lynwood Lott—Devotional* acquired a reputation as tourists st Mrs Fred Bragg. Jr -^DttHUan home and abroad of traveling so Mxs Grace Lepgue Connor—Mu- fast that we miss so much of the he. best to be seen and experienced Cliff McKittrick. Barbara Eichel We are doing the same with life beeger—Life Guards Each age has its opportunities. -Mrs Marvin Gault. Jr —Crafts privileges, responsibilities, and joys : Counselors — Mrs George Bag Why dash through them? well. Toni Lott. Nancy Nabors, Myr Children too often catch the fever tie Williams, Linda Boland. Nancy from their parents, and even the Bagwell. Jean Arnold. Gwenn Hitt, parents often push them Sometime* Corinne Boyd Mike Reddeok. bug they do H knowingly, particularly ler and firebuilder The following staff served the Camp Fn-e girls at Camp York. Mrs A. B. Davidson—Camp Di- Alex Craiwford — Nature < McCRARY $AYS THANK YOU" I wish to thank my friends of Clinton, Clinton Mill, Lydia Mill, Joanna, Mountville, and surround ing areas for the fine Vote given me in Tuesday’s primary. ! ii >: You have returned me for*another term as your Magistrate of Hunter Township at Clinton, for which I am grateful. I shall continue to give you prompt, efficient service. |< San H. McCrary Magistrate C as they try to advance them socially Sometimes it is done unconsciously in a kind of reverse action. By this I mean that many young people who I rector run away into an early marriage Mrs. are actually fleeing from an un- Study comfortable and unhappy home situ- 1 Mrs. Frank Ram age — Sports, ation. I’ve seen many of these. 1 games and bugler, would like to cry out to some par Mhs. Joel E. Cannon—Singing and ents, "Help and encourage your Council Fire. *' < v child to mature, to grow, to make Miss Margaret Blakely — Devo- tionals and Flag Ceremonies. Gary O'Shields and Dianne Ste- decisions, and to learn to live with out you.” Take a look at the birds, how they teach their little ones to: phenson—Life Guards fly. Parents with children grow- Claude Barden—State Com rais ing up on farms had much more sion of Forestry Education, Colum- opportunity to see how Mother Na- bia ture does this. Mr Barden went on hikes with Someone has wirten the following campers, pointed out the import- description of the progressive ages ance of conservation, the care of of human growth: trees, also many important things "The Wee Age. The Knee Age. The j to watch for in the care of a forest. See Age. TTie W’e Age. TTie He and I He worked with Mrs. Cradford. She Age. The Free Age.” Counselors — Miss Janet Poole, There’s another version of this to which the wit has added, “Marri- Age. Bond-Age.” , Joyce Simmons, Dot tie Staton. Clara Belle Hill, Eleanor Mahon. Greenville, Julia McKee. Kay Rob Marriage can be a sweet bondage > erts, Kathy Snelgrove, Mona Can- when there is mutual love and mu- non, Carolyn Asbill, Betsy Davis, ! tual devotion and unselfishness. But where this is not present, it can be come a kind of bondage with re sponsibilities and children before the parents fare emotionally mature enough to assume their responsi bilities To young people looking towards marriage let me say, look over the plans and blueprints of it before you become so emotionally involved that you can’t see the true picture of marriage Let me add just one more word of advice: Don’t forget that you are marrying fawMIfai aa well as indi viduals Billy Pitts, Jr., teaching fire build ing knot tying and rope lashing. “Why, wkat’a the harry, folks r Mate Dad a Most Happy Folia! Style-Mart SUITS S39.95 and S45.00 A »f new r oom|*lcte selection Mimmer puttem* of wool and dacron blends. We ha\e lioth dark and light colon* to choose from. Select your correct size from our large stock of regulars, lonjf!< and *h*>rta. Sizes 34 to 46. EXTRA SPEC IAL! 1 lx>t Of Rayoa-Nykm CORD SUITS $20.00 Regular $40.0(1 Sizes 37 to 40 only SPORT COATS »*-1«A t Hi of otton «le an* •emfi due** 522.50 SKI El T ONE LOR DAD! Sue* .56 to 12 Regular* and Long* ir \ Bermuda Shorts For Dad’s Day (or for your- .•*elfi we'v* the widest selec tion of bermudas you’ll see anywhere. Solids colors and patterns in polished cotton and wash ’n wear fabrics. Siz es 28 to 42. $3.95 to $6.95 SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS $2.95 and $3.95 These are fine quality wash ’n wear shirts made of 100 r e cotton. In both button down and permanent stay collars. Sizes 14 to 17. DRESS SLACKS By HUBBARD We ha\e h big selection of slacks in all the new styles and fabrics. In regulars, shorts and longs. Sizes 28 to V). at— $8.95-$9.95-$10.95 A Wonderful Selection Of Fine Quality SOCKS To choose from. In solidsand fancy pat terns. 55c and $1.00 BELTS By Tex Tan We have a complete selection of leath er and fabric belts. Also cuff links, tie pins and tie tacks. From— $1.50 to $2.95 TIES By Wembley A big stock to choose from. In bows, clip-on and regular ties. Light and dark colors, at— $1.50 WASH N WEAR SHORTY PAJAMAS $2.95 By Wings. These fine quality pajamas of 100 r < cotton. In solid and fancy pat terns. Sizes A to D. PITTS MEN S SHOP PHONE 142 CUNTOX. S. C. Ill NORTH BROAD J?T.