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A THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Public Records E and Mildn’d S Saltfrfifld. K>t on North Holland St.. $10.00 and other considerations. Charles E. Armstrong to Helen Morrison Armstrong, 26 1-2 acres, LAND TRANSFERS E. P. Boazman and Cl. M Me ! Cucn to James II and Margaret W. $i oo and love and affection ; Lewis, lots ni Laurens County, ten dollars and other considerations. Maggie R. Fuller to Modern Homes Construction Company, lot Charlie and Nathalie Tucker to 0 n Hooker Ave., $100 00 Clinton Paper Box Co. Employees Celebrate 10th Anniversary Clinton Paper Box Company employees observed the tenth anniver- ees. L. N. Warren, third from left in the photo, is general manager of the >a rv of operations here Monday when the management served a barbecue company, which went into business here in 1960. Since then operations dinner at noon on the grounds of the plant. About 75 persons enjoyed the have l>een greatly expanded, the last enlargement mor^ than doubling occasion, including management and directors and their wives and employ- floor space of the plant.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. 'Shell Homes. Inc., lot near Laur ens-Cross Anchor Highway, fifty dollars. Wylie Arnold and Maggie Arnold to Shell Homes, Inc , 1-2 acre near School District Sullivan No 1, fifty dollars. M. H. Hunter, Jr., and Boyd H. Parham to R. J. Reames, lot on Luke Greenwood. W. A Patton to Board of Deacons 1 ’ of Bethany Baptist Church in Mount- ville, lot in Youngs Township, one dollar. Daniel Shell to John Robert Sul , livan. lot near Fountain Inn, $100 County Residents Invited To Attend Charleston Meet IS expected that will be well rep- physicians It Laurens County resented. We are also making plans for our next directors' meeeting to be held on Tuesday. September 20.” Mr Fhompson stated •'Commit- Allen Thompson, president of teees will be appointed then ” Laurens County Tuberculosis District 56 Lunchroom TUESDAY Milk, beef stc wwith vegetables on rice, cole slaw with dressing, com bread, butter peanut butter cookies WEDNESDAY Milk, tuna fish salad, sliced toma- Committees Named For Kiwanis Barbecue Plans for tthe annual Kiwanis Barbecue on September 22 move Hill And Kolb Are PC's New Captains Co-captains newly elected to lead ! Lizzie Lou Young, et'al, to W. G. King. Jr., lot on College Vie\y, $10.00 and other considerations j Elberta Teagu^ Workman to Maurice J. Davenport and Juanita W. Davenport, lot near Joanna. $10 and other considerations. Erskine L. Knight to Florence E Knight. 1 acre, $5 00 and assump tion of mortgage. Maurice Wood Crawford to Othel- !a H Thornton, 32.81 acres and 14 9 acres, $4,500. MARRIAGE LICENSES John Thurston Thornton, Green- Harrelson Eaker, and exchange of property^* wood. Faye B H. Spires to Calvin G. Spires, Greenwood, lot in Laurens County, $75 00 Thomas Eugene McCarson, Laur- L Thomas Henderson to L Thom- ens, Betty Elaine Robinson, Laur as Henderson and Alta C. W Hen- ens. derson, lot on South Harper m Laur ens, $1 00 and love and affection. J. F. McCarson to D. O. Smith, lot in Laurens County, $5,625. Newberry Federal Savings and Loan Association to M. H Hunter, Jr. lot on Cemetery Street, $1,- Association. has issued an invita tion to directors and volunteers of the Association to attend the Southern Tuberculosis Conference to bo rwld in Charleston Septem- Menu September 12-16 Week of Sepi 12-16 MONDAY toes, buttered green peas, hot rolls 01 v ari s ^ y ’ " e e Presbyterian ^College into the I960' -r rw.a Sloan Jr to C C Cox or biscuits, sweet potato souffle with 0 * 13 committees appointed to help football campaign are Fullback Bill n L'i rrn ; nB o Fvt *7so no marshamlkms whip things into shape. | Hill, of McKeesport. Pa., and Half 1 THURSDAY General co-chairman Tom Bald ^ck Jimmy Kolb, of Sumter. Milk, boiled navy beans with ham, 1 w i n arK j R a y puts met with Ki turnip greens, carrot sticks, com Donald Ray Cauble, Clinton, Hel en Virginia Red, Clinton. Joseph Daniel Moore, Jr., Spar tanburg, Carol Middleton Pace, Spartanburg. Neil Edward Dailey. Dublin. Ga., Myra Carole Bedenbaugh, Joanna. John Beryl Creech. Summerville, Ohio, Mary Lavonda Hughes, Eno- Thunday. September 8. I960 Mrs. Som Eskew Laurens — Mrs. Bessie Thompson Eskew, 73, widow ot S»tn Eskew. died early Sunday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. C. R. Ku fUn dall, after several years of declining health . She was a native of Greenville county, had made her home in the Lydia community for a number of y^ars, but had live in Arlington, Va„ for the .past tw’o years. She was visiting her daughter at^Jhe time of her death. She was a Baptist Surviving are six daughters, one son .three brothers, one sister, and six grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 4:00 p. m. at Hillside Baptist Church in Greenville County by the Rev. Roy Julian, the Rev. J. B. Abererombk' and the Rev. J. H. Walker, f / ^ Officers Destroy Four Stills In The County Laurens — The office of Sheriff C. W. Wier reported Monday that deputies destroyed four stills in the county over the week-end. According to Deputy W. D. Burns, two men were arrested Saturday at the site of a still in the Durbin sec tion 'of the county east of Fountain Inn. The men were listed as R. J. Roach. 54, and Comer Norris. 45. The still was a 400-gallon boiler type. Officers found eight barrels of tier 14 16 The Southern Thoracic bread, cake Milk. butter, strawebrry short- wanis President James Von Hol- len and a steering committee to se- E. Floyd Godwin and Geneva H.' ree . S. Godwin to Charles P. and Helen Mack Leroy Williams, Joanna, I mash ’ 11 cases 01 fruit iars - a ^ Their teammates tapped these M Powell. 47 F2 acres near Mad- Barbara Antonmette Stroud, Jo- ga Uon boil**. 250 pounds of coal and two outstanding senior performers den Station. 1S2.800. anna. four gallons of whiskey, for the poMtions of leadership held j Wilkes H Knight to James B and David C Fuller l^urens i.nla! Raiding officers were Deputies FRIDAY hamburger with ‘Milk, baked macaroni and cheese with wiener', stewed tomatoes, but mustard and onions, summer slaw, nkiHs meeteing at the same timt I tered green beans corr bread, but-, pork and beans, buns, batter, can- wil! offer Category 11 credit to) ter. fresh pears ned peache- ■ , . . u * ast > Mr ^ •»* now graduated Thelma M. Williams. 46 acres near Mae Sullivan LaurenT lect this group of chairmen to head 1 Quarterback Bob Waters and End SulUvan Township. $834 34 ’ Laurens Paul Chastain j b H. Austin and Annette R. Al- Hill, who presently runs half-j lea to William D. Walker, lot in speed while recovering from a bro l*aurens. $10 00 and assumption of ken hand, was the squad's -econd mortgage caUup, the various conrunittee assignments: Tickets. Bob Cox; Service Clubs. Howard Smith: Booth. George Reid. Booth Salesmen. Lt Col W. W Carl Thomas Callicott. Woodruff. Helen Diane Osborne. Woodruff. Burns and Cooper. SLED and A officers. TTD ler Barnett Table? and Chairs Reese * ea< * ,n g ball-earner and scorer u4 Mozellc F Atkins to J M Bodie. James Lee Campbell. Waterloo. Young; Food Service. Jim Neal. Ticket Collectors. W. C. Shealv Tea. Ed Campbell. Key Club. L H Lee. Boy Scouts. Ed Perry. Public : tty. Ben Hay Hanunrt; Public Ad- last year He romped for 4» yards Sr . lot in Joanna. $400 and assump- Alberta Sanders. Mountville in 106 carries for an average of 4 6 lion of mortgage Fred William Rowe. Joanna Myr- yards-per tr> in ten regular season William R Mack to Claude N tie Daniel Green. Joanna games scoring 44 pomu in the Frank* lot near Joanna. $400 and Joe Nathan Xaylor cUnU)n Ell/ Deputy George Blackwell report- Q-,. . __ , i*d three stills were seized and de- X, , M "- Mroyrt Monda, mornin, .bout mi r kathken D«, Via*.. CTmo. Ljlur ^ u ^ ^ the stills was a 100-gaUon capacity boiler type and two were ground process Hill throws a rugged 3» assumption of mortgage abrth Kmard Jo(mnj dr'es* Bob Hodges, and Barbecue ,nto bnrplunging and j Lauren* Lumber Company lac. ; Jfrry FuUbnghl ^ | Booth Sales. Col A J TWkston ,VfrTWJVe ,v4 ‘* nm « ,U L « ^ Dons T Boh. lot on Be Uy Jewell Cooley. Owing* The I960 version of the Kiwanis Kolb b*» B* 4 * reeemly bren shift '***"** * • WiUie Floyd Choice. Fountain Barbecue will be held at the Clin- «* »° »«** halfbnek to help salve _ Fmnry - to , S * U, «‘ Inn. Ldlie B Smith Gray Court ’•m Armory in>trad «f the Thorn barkf»e4d problem- after play 1 ****** * ^ ,nnr > fracti<*n of acre Fred Ansel fttlhamv Laurens. well Orphanage gymnasium as m in * end ,or D»e Blur Hose the pas< ' * ro ~* Cnnlon. Patricia Ann Manley Gray Court lace Abercrombie po-t year- Advanced ticket sale* '»-a*on» I'ommaratively light °f •^ ll .T* 1 * 00 . alfiady are underway amo** »ii» •* pound*, he with adult tickets (130 each and the ducats for, _ ^ _ Noah A Young to Frank Thomp son and Mery J Thompson lot on Hooker Ave, m Laurens County. hog types, each about 250-gallon ca pacity The stills were located close to a road running through a wooded area and officers believed the opera tors were preparing to move them to another site. Officers participating m the raid were Deputies Blackwell, Burn* Cooper. Horace Mitchell and Wal l the •' 175 P oun ' riling defe receiver on . he has prv esthete** lively and as a pass fenw And k was hm children at $1 23 It s a Maher L>nchcooked bar becur with arrangements for tab mg borne both barbecue and hash lor those oho prefer field 111 W E Caldwell tais for a total 217 yards uett SO. highway 4 Fag ft) e l aid morning Amt 21 of n h eon ab lack Mr t aidwetl dud i •hunt T: 13 a m at the dvpartmem • on Farley Ave marten •are tot He was a remdrol 1 of 412 MlO St IF TOO TOO Lola Anuth to C C and Vera lot on lake Greenwood. $1. Elisabeth Bewick to ds to Jimmie E Merck A Merck, lot m Lour Inge. $Mae and other e» Fall* to Robert “DIE FOR ALL YOI» ARE WORTH" Hugh L Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN M Yen re Experience PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE ie When it comes to financing your next car STOP IN! M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers and bad been with the highway dr partmrai far about 23 years He was tvr at Lanrens County and wae the son ef the Into « E and Hal 1 tie Terry « aidwetl and an* o mem her ef fheitnut Ridge Baptut Church Surviving are ear tea James W t abfwrtl ef Ciuaea. three daugh tors. Mr* Carl King. Jr, ef Sen eca. Mrs Jimmie Dempsey, ef Redwood City. Cakf . and Miss Re bm a t aktwrU. of Cobuntna twe brothers. A C. Caldwell, of Honra Path, and Lewis aktwril of John son City. Tena . three staters. Mrs J. B Durham of Hickory. N C.; Mrs Sam Knight and Mrs F. J. Burts, both of Wattsville. and five grandchildren Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 11 a. m at Kennedy Mortuary by the Rev Alvin Boone and the Rev John Waters Burial was in Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery . 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