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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, Jus# 29, 1911
Birth Announcements
COTHRAN
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Cothran
announce the birth of a daughter,
Teresa Christine, on June 22 at
Hays hospital Before marriage
Mrs. Cothran was Miss Sara
Frances Stone. #
ROWLAND
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Clifford
Rowdand of Columbia, announce
the birth of a daughter, Mary
Hall, on June 27 at the Columbia
hospital. Mrs. Rowland is the
former Miss Isabel Hall, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Hall
formerly of this city. The new
baby is a great-granddaughter of!
Mrs. E. H Hall of this city.
HCFFSTETLER
Mr and Mrs. Harvey Huff-1
stetler, of West Columbia, an-i
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Cynthia Joyce on June 21 at j
Providence Hospital Mrs. Huff
stetler is the former Patricia
Norman, daughter of Mrs Mary
Norman of this city.
BOLAND
Mr. and Mrs Richard L Bo
land announce the birth of a son,
Edward Hall, on June 25 at Bla
lock Clinic Mrs Boland is the
former Miss Cynthia Swails
SIMMLER
Mr and Mrs. James Summler
announce the birth of a daughter.
Janet Marie, on June 25 at Bla
lock Clinic Before marriage Mrs
Summler was Miss Helen Cul
belt son
Clinton Broves
Still Undefeated
The Clinton Braves still re- \
mamed undefeated Tuesday when
they posted another win over the
Laurens All Stars, 15-6.
A game is scheduled for Thurs
day afternoon at 3:30 with the
Lydia Mill Giants.
Conservation
Notes
By J. B. O'DELL, CMuerratlMtot
John Earle Smith, whose farm
is in the lower part of the county
near Kinards, has just completed
another farm pond for stock wa
tering. This makes two such
ponds for Mr. Smith.
J. W. Tinsley has finished har
vesting crimson clover seed. He
is pleased with the way it turned
out.
Raymond Robertson is improv
ing 20 acres of woodland this
week‘by killing undesirable hard
wood trees. He is using tree in
jectors and spraying with 2, 4, 5,
T. The Laurens Soil Conservation
District is helping Mr. Robertson
with this work.
The district also recently assist
ed R. L. Guinn and D. H. Sulli
van with the same type of work.
All of these woodland owmers re
ceived ASC cost-sharing help of
$5.00 per acre for carrying out
this practice.
John T. Young is getting ready
to harvest wheat. He has a beau
tiful crop, some of the best I’ve
seen.
Jim Crawford cut 20 acres of
pretty sericea for hay last week.
He got it cured and baled without
any rain on it. He said, "One day
of sunshine is all that I need to
cure and bale sericea.” He plans
to harvest a crop of seed from the
field this fall. Jim likes the Idea
of getting one cutting of hay and
then a crop of seed.
W. P. Hickson has a pretty field
of cotton. He has it worked up
good on a field that the district
helped him terrace just before the
cotton was planted. Of course it
is planted on the contdUr.
Toney B. Jackson, of Rock Hill,
is making plans to plant approxi
mately 150 acres of loblolly pines
on the Josh Craig place on the
Yarborough's Mill Road.
WATERSHED
Ryan F. Lawson, chairman of
the Laurens Soil Conservation
District Supervisors, has been no
tified by Dr. T. S. Buie, State Con-
srevationist, that the watershed
planning party will start surveys
for work plan preparation on th*
Duncan CreelrWatershod between
July 1 and July IS.
DRAINAGE WORK
G. P. Copeland is making plans
to construct 2,000 feet of drain
age ditches to help remove sur
plus water from 20 acres of bot
tom land pasture. The Soil Con
servation Service will help Mr.
Copeland with tbs survey and lay
out of the ditches. ACP cost-shar
ing will be used to help pay the
cost of construction.
Others who have alar; applied
for help on drainage work are
Furman Ott, J. B. Hunter, C. D.
Waldrep, Kenneth Andrews, and
Whitten Village.
At Reception For Cannons
Here is a scene at the reception Sunday
afternoon for the Rev. Joel E. Cannon,
Mrs. Cannon, and two daughters, prior to
their leaving the city this week. Mr. Can
non. pastor of Broad Street Methodist
China h for the past three years, has been
assigned to Trinity Church, Charleston.
The reception was sponsored by the Wom
an’s Society of Christian Service and the
Wesleyan Guild. In front are Rena Ram-
age and Joey Cannon, and from left in the
back row are Catherine Cannon, Mrs.
Cannon. Mr. Cannon, Mrs. Sammy Chaney
and Mrs. James L. Walker. — Photo by
Dan Yarborough.
Personal Mention
Church Group
To Serve Meal
The Ladies Willing Workers
Band of the Lydia Church of God
will be serving chicken plates
Friday, June 30 Those desiring
to place orders are asked to call
833-0134
Mrs. Clyde F Smith was the
guest last week of Mrs Hoyt
Dominick in Tryon, N T C On
Sunday Mr and Mrs. Roy Smith
and children. Tommy, Kathy,
Keith and Elaine, were there and
accompanied her home
Mrs. A N. Davis of Honea
Path, and Mrs. Mac Luke of
Holland. Va , were guests sev
eral days the past week of Mr
and Mrs G A Black
Linda Hunter Trice of Fayette
ville. N. C . spent the past week
with her grandmother. Mrs Earl
Workman
Mrs. Sam Chambers. Jr . of
Memphis. Tenn., and Miss Caro
lyn Quarles of Columbia, spent
last week with their mother and
brother, Mrs. R. H. Quarles, and
Bobby Quarles.
Dr and Mrs. Fred Holcombe
have returned from a trip to
Warm Springs, Ga. Their son.
Joe, who has been receiving treat
ment at the National Polio Foun-
d a t i o n hospital, accompanied
them home
Mr and Mrs. Talmadge Sim
mons and children, Richard and
Patsy, and Sandra Norris spent
several days last week at Myrtle
Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Pitts and
daughter, Mary, spent the week
end with Mrs Ethel R. Pitts and
ENJOY “DOUBLE SAVINGS”
on the
Silver Savings Plans
Money in the bank — beautiful silver for your home! Here’s how it
works. Open or add to your savings with $25.00 and receive, as a gift
from M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, your first 5-piece setting of Wm. A.
Rogers Silverplate by Oneida, Ltd., Silversmiths.* One gift set to a family.
Make additional deposits of $10.00 or more and receive certificates to re
deem at the bank for completing units at $2.00 each. This is a special
price to Silver Savings Plan members. There’s no delay. You will receive
your silver when you make your deposit. Enjoy double savings — open
your M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, “Silver Savings” now! Sorry, no mail
orders.
*Wm. A. Rogers Sitoerptate is made and unconditionally guaranteed
by Oneida, Ltd., Silversmiths
M. S. BAILEY & SON
BANKERS
other relatives enroute home to
Spartanburg, having spent the
past week in Atlantic City, N. J.,
attending the Internaitonal Lions
convention.
FFA Chapter Boys
At Cherry Grove Beach
The Clinton chapter of FFA
spent Monday through Friday at
the State FFA camp, Cherry
Grove Beach. They were accom
panied by Avery Smith, agricul
ture teacher and adviser. Local
bbys attending were: Marvin
Freeman, Billy Teague, Jack Mc-
Kittrick, Jim Addison, Nat Bates,
Lonnie Farnell, Lawrence Nelson,
George (1) Reid, Billy Trammell,
with associate members Harry
League, Cliff McKittrick and
Tommy Cooper.
During the week 16 chapters
were in attendance with a total
of 170 boys. Clinton’s chapter
won third place for outstanding
achievement, which consists of
sports, volleyball, softball, swim
ming, barracks inspection and a
talent show. On Wednesday the
FHA girls at Ocean Drive attend
ed the talent show and on Thurs
day the boys attended a square
dance at the FHA camp.
DAVIS REUNION
A reunion of the descendants
of John and Annie Byrd Davis
will be held Sunday, July 2, at
the Hopewell Community club
house.
A number of out of town guests
are expected for the occasion. All
members will bring picnic bas
kets.
Present officers of the associa
tion are: President, Jack H. Da
vis; Vice-President, Robert Davis
of Atlanta; Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs. A M. Greenwood.
Sfollworfh To Preach
At Presbyterian Church
The visiting preacher for next
Sunday at the First Presbyterian
Church will be the Rev. T. A.
Stallworth, member of the faculty
at Presbyterian College.
On July 9. Dr. T. Layton Fra
ser, also of the PC faculty, will
occupy the pulpit; July 16, Dr.
Albert C. Holt, of Florida; July
23, Dr. Joseph M. Gettys, of the
PC faculty; July 30, Dr. Marshall
C. Dendy, executive secretary of
the department of Christian Edu
cation of the Southern Presbyte
rian Church
Visiting ministers are supply
ing the pulpit of the church dur
ing the absence of the pastor, Dr.
Wm. Redd Turner, who with Mrs.
Turner ,is on a tour of the Holy
Land and Europe
County Offices Close
Monday And Tuesday
All offices in the court house at
Laurens will be closed Monday
and Tuesday, July 3 and 4, it Is
stated.
Legal sales will be held on the
first Monday as usual.
Faulk At Pensacola
Serving with the Naval Air
Technical Training Unit, Pensa
cola, Fla., is Robert L. Faulk,
aviation storekeeper second class,
USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
W. Faulk of 101 Gordon St., Clin
ton.
The unit trains the army, navy,
air force and coast guard in all
phases of still and motion picture
underwater, ground and aerial
photography.
RECEIVES DISCHARGE
Broadus Edwin Smith, Jr., SP
5, who has served in the army for
three years, has received a dis
charge and returned to his home
here.
For the past two years be was
stationed at Clark Air Force Base
in the Philippines where Mrs
Smith and their two children,
Cynthia and Lee Ann, have resid
ed He is the son of Mrs. Annie
Simmons Smith and the late Mr.
Smith.
Last Time Today June 29
“THE BIG SHOW”
Circus Story
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