The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 15, 1961, Image 2
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, June IS, 1961
Rites Today For
J. T. Purdy, Joanna
Joe T Purdy, 77. died Tues
day night at a Columbia hospital
N. F. A. Members
Spend Week At Comp
Sixty-three members of the Up
per State District Lower Federa
tions spent a W'eek along writh
other members of the state at the
after several years of declining State NFA camp at Orangeburg
healh He was a native of South June 5-9
92 Campers Of
Kadoka District
Attend Camp York
Ninety-two campers, a number
of adult counsellors and workers
making a total of 126 were at
Camp York, Kings Mountain
State Park, June 4-10 for the Ka
doka District Camp Fire Girls
summer encampment.
R. E. Fakkema directed the
camp and was assisted by Mrs.
Carolnia where he spent his en- Members of the lower federa-
tire life He was a member of (j on came from the following
the First Baptist Church of Jo- hoo , s: BeU Stree , of Clint0n;
anna, and was employed by Jo-
anna Cotton Mills until his re- Brewer of Greenwood; Bryson of
tirement | Fountain Inn; Clearview of Eas-
He is survived by his wife, ley; Emma Maddox of Ware
Mrs. Laprelya Purdy of Clinton, shoals; Lincoln of Taylors: and A B Davidson who also served
and one daughter. Mrs. Helen s .. f r " as one of the nurses.
Rowe of Joanna; five grandchil- - K ‘ ; Adult counsellors were: Miss
dren and four great-grandchil- J |,e supervised recreation an< U M ar g are t Blakely Mrs David
dren leadership training program in-! Word Mrs L D Lott> Mrs
Funeral services will be held eluded devotions, leadership and > j^ arlejgh M anf , urn ^j rs p
this afternoon (Thursday! at 3 character training, indoor and 1
o'clock at the First BapUst outdoor sports, swimming, mov-
Church of Joanna, conducted by ' es ' tours and lectures.
Rev James B. Mitchell, assisted 0ne of the feature attractions
by Rev Hugh D Pollard Inter- was the upper state V. S. and
ment will be in Rosemont ceme- lower state baseball champion-
tery. Clinton ship games.
Pallbearers will be lister Hair. The upper state (Lower Fed-
Mason Brazel. Algie Abrams, era t ion ' won two of the three
Rolfe Clark. Homer Jacks, Louis games to take the state title. A
Murphy. Honorary pallbearers trophy was awarded the winners ^ o , ,
include members of the Men’s bv w F Hickson, state NFA !cKee - Kathy Snel £ rove , Shirley ;
A — Timmons, Emily Davis,
Bible class of the Joanna Bap- advisor and camp director.
list Church The body will remain
at the Gray Funeral Home and family is at the home of his dau
will be placed in the church at; ghter, Mrs. Helen Rowe, 55 Ma-
2 o clock this afternoon. The [ rion St., Joanna
'Barnes and Mrs. D B. Wehunt.
Other instructors were: Mrs. |
Grace Connor, music instructor; i
Mrs. R. E. Fakkema, nature
| craft. Mrs. Frank Ramage, wat
erfront; Mrs Raymond Camp-!
bell, camp nurse; Billy Pitts
| and Mike Reddeck, waterfront
assistants
Junior counsellors were: Julia
tcK
Ann
Jean Arnold. Sandra May, Ame
lia West, Shirley League, Jimmy
Furr, Ellenor Mahon, Clara Belle !
Hill, Norma Davidson, Jane Mi
lam, Marjorie Arnold, Amy Lou
Black, Sandra Norris, Caroline
Edge, Mary Ellen Cornwall, Lin- j
da Copeland.
Mrs. Fakkema gave instruc-;
tions in camp crafts such a rope- ;
lashing, fire-building, compass j
hikes.
Besides the usual camp fun of
hiking, cook-outs, overnight |
camp-outs, swimming, crafts, )
Clinton Officer At. Georgia Post
Major General Henry V. Graham, Alabama State Adjutant-
General, was a visitor last week to the 228th Signal Group, S. C.
National Guard, undergoing the annual two-week active duty
training at Ft. Gordon, Ga. Colonel Barringer F. Wingard of
Clinton, commander of the 950-man unit with headquarters in
Newberry, is shown at right chatting with General Graham.
The signal units of the Alabama National Guard plan similar
training at the Georgia Post.
Services Today For
Mrs. Virginia C. Hipp
Mrs. Virginia Crisp Hipp, 79,
singing, the campers enjoyed C 1 " 055 Hill, widow of William
Clayborne Hipp, died at an early
hour Wednesday morning at
field visits with Dr A B. Stump,
including study in wild flowers;
Jim Neal, study in trees; Mr.
Brissie of S. C State Conserva-
Blalock Clinic in Clinton after
several months of declining
, „ . , .. i health and a serious illness of
tion Service, study in son con- , .
,. „ , four days. She was a native of
South Carolina, where she spent
most of her life She was a dau-
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servation. Many girls carved
honor beads The Camp Fire
girls participated in flag-raising ^ of the late william R. ‘and
ceremonies every day and a large Cornelia Crisp she taught
campfire and ceremonial Friday music jn MountviUe schools
evening, led by Miss Blakely. and was or g an j s t a t Mount-
Mrs Mangum directed a fly j ville Baptist Church for a number
UP" ceremony of Blue Bird girls „f years She had made her home
to Camp Fire j n Cross Hill since 1945 and was
The Blue Birds and Camp Fires a member of the Cross Hill Bap-
enjoyed parties each evening | tist Church, and also a member
with Mr Fakkema leading in of the T. E. L. Bible class and
folk dancing.
Don Yarborough, Jr.
Gets Patent Award
From Westinghouse
A Clinton boy recently won a
"meritorious patent award” for
the WMU.
j She is survived by two daugh
j ters, Mrs. L. N. Welborn of Wil
liamston; and Mrs. Clyde C. Car- a device he developed for the
ter of Rock Hill; four sons, W. M. Westinghouse corporation.
Hipp of Atianta, Ga ; Clayborne Dan A Yarborough, Jr., was
Hipp and William C. Hipp. awarded $150 for his invention.
DR. BADGER
Dr. Blanche C. Badger
Is Full Professor
At Virginia College
both of Cross Hill; and J. Henry
Hipp of Florence; two brothers,
S. N. Crisp of Laurens, and H. W.
Crisp of Miami, Fla ; and eight
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon (Thursday) at 4
o’clock at the graveside in the
MountviUe cemetery, conducted
by Rev. W. M. Ussery.
Pallbearers will be Gray Hipp,
Ernest Pinson, Miller Leaman,
William Gray, Carl Crisp, Ru
dolph Abrams. Honorary pall
bearers will be Weldon Leaman,
Henry Boyce, Dr George C. Bla
lock, H W. Bryson, Brooks Good
man, J. H. Winebrenner, and dea
cons of the Cross Hill Baptist
Church.
The body will remain at the
Gray Funeral Home until 10:00
a m., today, when it will be car
ried to the home.
a “co-disclosure on static phase
meter.”
This is the second award Yar
borough has received since join
ing Westinghouse at Lima, Ohio,
in 1959
He is a 1959 electrical engineer
ing graduate of Clemson College,
and is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. A Yabrorough of Clinton.
He is married to the former
Sara Elizabeth Workman, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B.
Workman of the Hopewell section
near Clinton. They have three
children.
Clinton Braves
Dr. Blanche Crisp Badger, na a a
live of MountviUe, has been pro- Are Undefeated
moted to a fuU professor of math- undefeated Clinton Braves
ematics at Longwood College, a of the Li 106 Boys baseball league
state institution in Virginia. For were scheduled to play the Lau-
the past four years she has been rens All-Stars here Wednesday af-
chairman of the department of temoon.
mathematics at the college. The Braves have defeated three
Dr. Badger, daughter of Mr teams, Lydia Mills, Laurens Sun
and Mrs. W. E. Crisp of Mount-
ville, is a graduate of Clinton
High School, received on AB de
gree from Winthrop College,
Rock Hill; MA degree from the
University of Tennesee; and her
Ph D from George Peabody Col
lege, Nashville, Tenn. She is listed
in “Who’s Who in American Edu
cation” and “Men of Science.”
set Ramblers, and the Laurens
Dodgers.
Slated to start for the Braves
yesterday were: Golden, c; But
ler, lb; Johnson, 2b; Conway, 3b
Jacobs, ss; Rhodes, If; Biscuit
cf; Thompson, rf; and Peaks,
pitcher Substitutes: Byrd, J.
Peaks, Cunningham, Boyd, G.
Watts, Calhoun, and Henry.
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Graduates From
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Lt. Jim W. Miller, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs Jim W. Miller of
MountviUe, wa3 graduated from
the Florida State University in
TaMahassee, with a BS degree in
meteorology At the university Lt.
Miller was a member of Pi Mu
Epsilon honorary mathematical
fraternity.
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W. Miller, attended the gradua
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CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Andy B.
Young, Sr., deceased, are hereby
notified to file the same, duly
verified, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to said estate
will please make payment like-
wise.
FRANCES HORTON YOUNG,
Executrix
June 8, 1961 3c-J-29
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 21st day
of August, 1961, I will render a
final account of my acts and do
ings as Executor of the estate of
John W. Craig in the office of the
Judge of Probate of Laurens
County, at 10 o’clock a. m., and
on the same day will apply for a
final discharge from my trust as
Executor.
Any person indebted to said es
tate is notified and required to
make payment on or before that
date; and all persons having
claims against said estate will
present them on or before said
date, duly proven, or be forever
barred.
LEWIS MURPHY,
Executor
June 10, 1961 4c-J-6
NOTICE OF SALE
The State of South Carolina
County of Laurens
IN COURT OF PROBATE
In Re; David Henry Augustus
Gary Estate
Ex Parte: Lena Gary and Net
tie M. Gary, Individually and as
Executrix of the estate of David
Henry Augustus Gary.
PURSUANT to an agreement
of the interested heirs, legatees,
etc., in the above stated case, I
will sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder, either in or in
front of the Court House, at Laur
ens C. H., S. C., on Salesday in
July next, being Monday the 3rd
day of the month, during the
legal hours for such sales, the
following described property, to
wit:
All of that piece, parcel and
lot of land, located, lying and
being in Jacks Township, Coun
ty of Laurens, State of South Car
olina, containing 165 acres, more
or less. The said tract of land
being located on the Joanna-
Whitmire Highway and being
bounded now or formerly by
lands of United States Forestry
Service, Bridges land, Pat Wise
lands, et. al„ this being the place
known as the Gary Home Place.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
The successful bidder, other
than the Plaintiff herein, imme
diately upon the conclusion of the
bidding, shall deposit with the
Probate Court the sum of 10 per
cent of the purchaser price as a
guarantee of his good faith in the
bidding. The same to be applied
to the purchase price upon his
complying with the terms of
sale, otherwise to be paid to Plain
tiff for credit on the indebted
ness. In the event the successful
bidder should fail to make such
deposit, or should fail to comply
with the terms of sale, the said
lands shall be re-sold on the same
or some subsequent Salesday on
the same terms, at risk of the
defaulting purchaser.
The purchaser to pay for pa
pers, stamps and recording.
The Sellers reserve the right to
reject any bid.
J. HEWLETTE WASSON,
Probate Judge.
Dated this June 13, 1961
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NOTICE!
The Laurens County Board of Commissioners
are hereby asking for a bid on fleet coverage for 22
vehicles. These bids are to be submitted on or be
fore 10 a. m. June 24, 1961, in the Supervisor’s of
fice. For further information concerning the desired
coverage, contact the Supervisor’s office between
the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
FURMAN E. THOMASON, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
NELSON
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donald
Nelson announce the birth of a
daughter, Melinda Sue, on June
11 at Hays hospital. Before mar
riage Mrs. Nelson was Miss Le
ona Beaman.
RECEIVES DEGREE
Quay Grigg, Jr., was graduat
ed June 5 with the Doctor of Phil
osophy Degree in English from
the University of Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia.
Mr. Grigg is the son of Rev.
and Mrs. W. Q. Grigg of Char
lotte, N. C., who attended gradu
ation. He is the grandson of Mrs
Metta C. Stone of this city.
Mr. Grigg is a graduate of
Duke University, AB and MA,
1949 and 1950. He is Assistant
Professor of English at Alfred
University, Alfred, N. Y. He has
also taught at Tusculum College,
Greenville, Tenn.; University of
Pennsylvania; University of Del
aware, Newark; and was Direc
tor of Public Relations at Coker
College, Hartsville.
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