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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday. December 1, I960
Services Held v
For B. R. T. Todd . ‘
I^turens —• \ 74-year-old man
died of a cunshot wound at his
homi in upt^er Laurens County
Tue^ih.N mornmp. Nov 22
Powers Todd He was educated 1
at Clemson College and the U. S. ^
\aval Ac ademy. He served with
the Wilde at Division id World
War 1 with the rank ol major. 1
For man\ years luywas a land
appraise*- lor the Federal Land
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tor o
net; Marshall Press ley Bank He was a member of j
said apparently the shot that kill
ed Be h.iamtn R T Todd, a farm
er and <ur\eyor was self-inflict
ed
The coroner said that Mr. Todd
had jum re turned from a hospital
where he had been a patient and
was alone in his bedroom when
he died. He had r heen in ill health
for some time
Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.'
Susan Shannon Todd; a son, W.
P Todd of Atlanta. Gq . a dau-:
Jiter. \\4> Jerry R Roberts of 1
Chester two brothers. J Ash
Todd and IV E. Todd of Laurens; 1
and five grandchildren
Funeral services were conduct
ed Wednesday at 3:30 p. m at
Mr Todd was a'native of Lau- Kennedy Mortuary by Rev. F M.
reds County and a son of the late Julian Burial was in the Lau-;
w Pat Todd and Mrs. Emma rens Cit\ cemetery
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Performers Greeted After Concert
Beverly Wtilff, meno-soprlno, and her accompanist, Steven
Worley, were greeted by Clinton Community Concert officials
after their well-received program in Presbyterian College’s
Belk Auditorium Tuesday evening. Above are, left to right:
John W. Stevenson, concert chairman; Miss Wolff; Mrs. James
E. Wolfe, president of the Community Concert Association; and
Mr. Worley.—Photo by Dan Yarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wn&nn of
Clemson. were here for the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs R. G. Wrenn. Mr. and Mrs.
V. E. Simmons.
Miss Elaine Addison has re
sumed her studies at Duke Uni
versity. Durham. N. C., after
spending Thanksgiving with heF
parents, Mr. and Mrs John A.
Addison
Misses Agatha Bailey of Ches
ter. Mary Ella Bailey of Green-
wood, and the Frank Baileys of
Greenville, visited their mother,
Mrs T L. VV. B a i 1 e y. for
Thanksgiving. Also joining them
for the day were the Drummond
Baileys of Greenwood.
Miss Florrie Burdette was the
I guesfof her brother and sister-
: m-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bur
dette, in Greenville during the
holidays.
Mrs. Lollis M Hardy and chil
dren. Susan and Frankie Felk-
nor. of Camden, spent Thanks
giving here with her mother,
1 Mrs. Frank E. Miller.
Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs.
P M Dennis of Newberry, Mr.
and Mrs. George Gasque and
children of WalhaPa
Mrs Jasper Rowland was> a, C., and as superintendent of
recent visitor in Dunn, N. C., and j schools in Boise, Idaho
was accompanied home by her j . He was appointed chief cf
mother Mrs. G. F. Draughon, ( division of Education, USOM
Mr and Mrs. -ynn Dqhkle ofj who will spend some time here. ! Tel Aviv, Israel, in 1953. For the
Minneapolis, Minn,, were recent ^ Jop^ny SuBlett, son oi Mr. and P ast s< t veral y ears * he held ***•
guests of Mrs. Agnes K^rn and,
Mrs. B. M. Anderson.
Visiting their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Iceland Young, during
the holiday s, were Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Reed and son of Lugoff,
Miss Leanna Young of Converse
College, Spartanburg,, and Jim
my Young of Davidson College,
N C
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Meyer, Sr.,
of Santee, abe vsitiing her sister.
Mrs. Robert McPherson. Mr.
Meyer has been ill and a patient
Mrs. A G. Sublett, who attends
Erskine College, Due West, was
at home for the Thanksgiving
season
Mrs. Glenn B. Reeves, who un
derwent a recent operation at a
Columbia hospital, is now recup
erating at the home of her par-
1 ents, Mr and Mrs. Davis V.
i Pitts.
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Mrs. Robert McPherson. Mr. | Mr. Foy L.0S6S Brother '''’Sunday at 2:00 p. m
Dr. Zeddie Lee Foy, 61, a direc
at Hays hospital. 1 b 1 *’ in the U. S. Office of Health,
Miss Ann Ray, a first year stu-| Education and Welfare, died at
denf' at MereditlF College. Ral- his home in Arlington, Va., on
eigh, N. C., was at home with her Thursday.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dr F °y had served as princi-
Ray, for Thanksgiving. P al of schools in Laurens and
Miss Sandra Ray. student at‘ Easle y* and in Rocky Mount, N.
Erskine College, Due West, spent j
the. Thanksgiving holidays with
director’s post in the Education
Missions Branch of the U. S. Of
fice of Health. F-d^c^tion and
Welfare.
Survivors include a brother, G.
N. Foy. Joanna, recently re
tired assistart superintendent of
schools in Laurens County Dis
trict 56.
The body was sent to Lykes-
lan. near Columbia, where grave
side services were conducted
Funeral rites were conducted
Friday in Arlington’s Presbyte
rian Church where Dr. Foy w*s
a ruling elder.
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Mrs. Annie Belle Poole Brown' her’parents. Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Mrs: J. W. Donnan
Dies In Columbia
' Columbia—Mrs Cornelia Isa
bella Donnan. 91. widbw of John
Wesley Donnan. died at her
home. 3515 Wheat St.. Tuesday
afternoon. Nov. 22
Mrs. Donnan was born in Lau
rens County and was a daughter
of the late Joseph Thompson and
Mrs Sarah Reed Todd Thomp
son She had lived in Columbia
for more than 20 years and for
merly lived in the Sandy Springs
section of Laurens County. She
w as a member of the Washington
Street Methodist Church in Co
lumbia
Surviving are six daughters.
Mrs. Lula Deaver. Miss Jane
Donnan and Miss Corrie Belle
Donnan of Columbia; Mrs T. P.
Scott and Miss Irene Donnan of
Whitmire: and Mrs. Alfred B
Boykin of Camden: two sons.
George S Donnan of Whitmire:
and Samuel B Donnan of Colum
bia: 12 grandchildren and 14
great-grandchildren
Funeral services were conduct
'd Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at the
Washington Street Methodist
Church by Rev Dr. Wallace Fri-
Mrs. Chisholm Gets
Life-Saving Award
At Columbia Meet
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entertained the Poole family at
the Poole homestead with a tur
key dinner Thanksgiving day.
Jim Gasque, who attends Lees-
McHae College, Banner Elk, N.
C.. and Dick Gasque. student at
Clemson. were at home with
their parents. Mr and Mrs. Roy
Gasque. for the holidays. Also
guests of the G a s q u e s for
V. Pitis. Mr. and Mrs. Pitts were
at Erskine Satufday evening, the
19, for the “Miss Arrow” contest
in which Miss Ray was one of
the ten unalists.
Miss Veda and Claude Hughes
of Union, and Gordon Hughes of
Spartanburg, were recent guests
of their brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hughes.
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MRS. CHISHOLM
Mrs. Onie B Chisholm, of Clin
ton. public health nurse at the
Newberr^ County Health Depart
ment. was presented an award
for Hie saving at the annual
dy and Dr E S Jones. Burial awards luncheon of the South;
was in Sandy Springs cemetery
in Laurens County.
Ca r o 1 i n a Accident Prevention j
Conference held in Columbia Xo-i
vember 9-10 Mrs. Chisholm re
ceived the award for her part in
V/nott To ME TODAY?
Miss Bessie Stone
Laurens — Miss Bessie Stone, saving the life of a 13-month-old
62. of 428 Academy St., died child suffering an anaphylactic
about 4 00 p m . Monday, in the shock from a polio shot. Using
ard of her home from a heart mouth - to - mouth resuscitation,
attac k She had been doing some Mrs. Chisholm brought about
yard work and wa^ found by one normal breathing of the child
of her neighbors The award is made annually to
A native and lifelong resident .person' recommended to the life
of Laurens, she was the daughter sav ing awards committee who
of the late James Oscar and Min- successfully restored the natural
me Poole Stone She retired Oct. breathing of a person unable to
1 of this year Irom the telephone breathe for himself, using any
tompanv after 34 years' service, method of resuscitation avail-
She was a member of the First able.
Baptist Church The interesting part about this
Funeral serv ices were conduct- sav ing of a life was that Mrs.
ed at Kennedy Mortuary chapel Chisholm used the mouth - to - 1
Wednesday at 3:00 p m. by Dr. mouth method of artificial res-
Robert S Cooper Burial was i.i piration which she had only seen
i Forest Lawn cemetery. demonstrated to her once in the
film. “That They May Live.”!
during a preview of that film at
the State Board of Health This
film was --ubsequently purchased
by the State Board of Health and
is available through the film li
brary on request
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He told me alUabout the Brownies and his Reindeer. I
know that it came from Santa for Mother said that it
was post marked "Santa Claus.”
Wouldn’t your little girl of twr love^to get a letter
from Santa Claus? To get one Mommy said that all yos
have to do is go into the
(Insert Name Here)
The people are so nice there.
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Do come in and select a gay letter for the children.
We will have it post-marked from Santa Claus, lock, if
you mail it in our special mail box. The youngsters will
be delighted and thrilled when they receive this en
chanting message. -
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Mrs. Hugh Simpson spent last
week in Winnsboro with her dau
ghter. Mrs. K R. McMaster, Jr.,
and Mr McMaster.
Mr. and Mrs G.; A. Black
spent Thanksgiving ir^ Greenville
with their son and daughter-in-
law. Mr and Mrs G. Arthur
Black.
Ronnie Moore returned Mon
day to Western Carolina College.
Cullowhee. N. C., after spending
the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Moore.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Moore were the latter’s sisters.
Misses Lena. Minnie B., and Ma
rie Moore, of Rock Hill.
Miss Betsy Davis, of Erskine
College, and Jack Davis, Jr., of
Clemson College, were at home
with their parents. Mr and Mrs.
Jack H. Davis, for the Thanks
giving holidays.
Here for the week-end with her
parents, Mr and Mrs. E. R.
Knox, were Mrs. James Tinkler,
her son and daughter, Jimmy
and Jane Tinkler, of Cliffside, N.
c. . ■ • '/H
Mr. and Mfsi’ J. Allen Suddeth
and sons, Tomnqy and Jimmy,
of Bethesda, Md.,i visited the for
mer’s mother, Mrs. B. H. Sud
deth. and other relatives here for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Miriam Templeton, of Au-
ghsta, Ga.. spent the holidays
here with her parents, Mr. and I
Mrs. J. B. Templeton.
IN NEW HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond
and little son. Todd, are now oc
cupying their recently completed
new home in the Long Branch
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Todd and
daughters spent the Thanksgiv
ing holidays at their cottage at
Windy Hill Beach
Miss Irene Snead and F. N.
Snead of Gaffney, were guests
during the holidays of Miss Lily
Yarborough
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