The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 31, 1961, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 31, 1961
County Su
Education, is
higii school graduate will earn the country
$50,000 more during his 40 years | J Le ™ y Burns
8ta j . i , Zimmerman, treasurer; and Mrs.
There is also a d.rect relation BeJle R Sumere] secretary
One of the biggest problems fac->hip between dropouts -n school,
bk h and unemployment, he said Ac-
ing South Carolina is the school cordin g ^ a u S Chamber of
drop-outs, according to R P- Wil- Commerce publication, In March, j
der. public relations chairman of 1957, f> 9% of the people unem-
the Laurens County Education ployed had less than eight years
60,000 S. C. Children
Drop Out Of School
Over 12-Year Period
Clinton Driver
License Office
Extends Service
A change in the drivers licenae
itinerary for Clinton has been an
nounced by Chief Highway Com
missioner S N. Pearman.
— Beginning the week of Septem-
mr - Mike McCall, son of Mrs Ray- fygf ] i highway patrol license ex-
q, .. .Q4-, tiraduat- schooling, while only S'T- of the rnond l^awrence, underwent a ton- aminer's office will be in the Pal-
ssocia o ^ South Caro- ^ unemployed were high school silectomy at Hays hospital re m etto Oldsmobile Company on
S public schools. 23.822 receiv-! e ra<,uates <*** Thursdays and Fridays The al-
With the Sick
ed diplomas, yet when that class! Members of the Laurens County
entered the first grade In Septem- Education Association urge all
ber 1948 there were 84.022 Over parents to keep their children in a patient at Hays hospital
80.000 children dropped out of school
school during the 12-year span According to Mr Wilder, there
In addition to the cultural loss has never been a time when edu-
to South Carolina there is and will cation is needed more—with auto-
continue to be a financial loss to mation taking place in all busi-
the state On the average each nesses and industries throughout
Friends of G W Hollingsworth ternating week the office will be
will regret to know he is ill and open only on Friday
For instance, in September the
Mrs. .! E. Holtzdaw has re j off ' ce wil1 ^ 0 P* n on the ,st - 8th -
turned to her home after being a an( * '*>th, 22nd, 2flth, and
patient at Blalock Clinic. ,29th.
... . „ ... In announcing the change, the
Dischargeir from Havs hospital:... , .
........ highway department explai n e d
Big super heating
performance in a
COMPACT
CABINETI
earlier in the week were Mrs
Downs Monroe. Mrs James
Wells, Mrs L C Heaton, Mrs
Shirley Huggins and Lerpy Greg
ory
Friends of Mrs Jack Red will
regret to know she is ill and a
patient at Blalock Clinic.
the added day was to provide ex
tra time for the increasing license
applicants from the Clinton area
Joanna Church Has
'Back To School' Event
Patients undergoing surgery at °" e h , undr «| i * e * en * y ' fi B ve y0U A ng
»... v.„„...,..i ....,i , people from the Reedy River As
sociation and their lealers enjoy
ed a "Back-to-SchooJ” banquet at
the First Baptist Church, Joanna,
on Tuesday, August 22
Leading vocational guidance
Hays hospital and now recovering
at home include Ernest Graham,
Tay Tucker, Mrs H. B Patter
son, and Mrs Lloyd Marshbanks
Friends of Mrs H A Copeland
will be glad to know she was able
to return to her home after being <on ** renees wt ‘ re K. M Litaker,
a patient at Hays hospital.
chief therapist from the Green-
Miss I.ouise Buford is a patient ville ^ eneral hospital, for those
at Blalock Clinic interested in physical therapy and
Mrs Tony Benson, who was a nurs,, |K. Ralph N. ledards. lor-
patient at Hays hospital suffering rner 1 h nlon high coach, physical
injuries received in an automo- e ^ utal,on ' M*ss Betty A 1 hom-
hile accident, has been transfer
red to Greenville
Johnny Holland underwent a
tonsilectomy this week at Hays
hospital
Robert Johnson is improving
after Surgery at Blalock Clinic
and expects to return home in a
few days
Friends of Mrs O I. Sheely of leremon ies
will regret to know she is ill and The welcome
a patient at Blalock Clinic
Dismissed from Blalock Clinic
were Ralph Nelson, Mrs Jose
phine Wilson, James Hunnicutt
and W. O McGee
Patients at Hays hospital in
as, student at the Southwestern
Baptist Theological Seminary,
secretary and elementary eduea-1
tion, Professor T. E. Epting, |
Newberry College, teaching and
Dr and Mrs. Cook, of Hyman,
the ministry and music
Lamar King, Jr., of the Bush
River church, served as master
mb this new CONSOLE SIEGLER that
Jtys/br/fee/fMtf? the fue/if saves/
H. D. PAYNE & CO.
DEALER
Clinton. S. C.
Rhone 8S3-07H3
WORLDS GREATEST
STOCK CAR RACE
was given by
Marvin Sanders, of Joanna, and j
the response by Janice King of
Glenn Street
Dinner music was played by!
Joan Bobb of West End, and
. . w .. Mary Ann Brown, Joanna. Group
elude Mrs Henry Abercrombie, singing was led by Eugenia Byars
Mrs C.lenn Downs, Mrs La and Jennie Rae Surratt of Jo-
prelya Purdy, Mrs Troy Bentley, anna Miss Byars also sang a
Richard Rochester, Furman Bag- solo
well and Jesse Young a.. „ n
Friends of William C Dobbins , f T StUd ‘‘ nl8 and « radu
will be interested to know he has 8tudents wer *“ « ,v ‘‘ n recogni-
been transferred from Hays hos ,
pital to Self Memorial hospital )r took ’ former *y New ber-
Greenwood. j ry - now of Hyman in this state,
Bobby Gambrell, son of Mr f nd ,,ake y nivers 'ty. spoke on
and Mrs William Gambrell, un (,ur t ' a, ~^ ,hr * sl * an Education •’|
derwent a tonsilectomy at Hays T,,< ‘ recreation room was dec-
hospital this week orated in school colors by young'
Barrett Cole, who has been a of the various churches
patient at Hays hospital has been Sch(K)lK represented were Mid
transferred to Self Memorial hos-1 Carolina, Newberry High, Whit I
pital. Greenwood mtr* High, and Clinton High
Andrea Covington underwent a This is the tenth "Back-to ;
tonsilectomy this week at Blalock School” night sponsored by the
Clinic. Training Union in the Reedy
Miss Clara Bell Hill of Cross R' v * r Association
Hill, is a patient at Blalock Clin i
ic Newberry Jury Holds
Local Woman In Wreck
A Newberry county coroner’s
jury has recommended that a
Clinton Negro woman be held for
grand jury investigation in con
nection with a May 24. 1958, high
way accident that took the lives of
William R Smith and Ussie
I^*ah Patterson, both of Williams
ton
Harriet Shell Terry of Clinton,
driver of a 1957 Pontiac that was
According to the official tabu * n a ,lead -on collision with a
lation of the votes. 81 Laurens ' ar % e trurk in which the Wil-
county farmers voted in favor of llam ®ton couple were riding, was
quotas none against There ar e released on *3 00° bond after the
only 101 wheat growers in the '''‘l 0 ** 8 *
count) who are eligible to vote According to testimony of Wil-
The unofficial report from the ' am s Summer ancj Robert H
39 states voting in the referendum ” raMnon of Joanna, who were
showed more than 75 per cent of, , > ' d ' n8 ,)e Ri n d the Terry car, the
the wheat growers favoring quo- 1 swerve< * °H the pavement
to the right twice and then swerv
ed to the left into the path of the
truck
i The Terry woman and five pas
sengers in her car were injured
The inquest was delayed until she
was able to appear She had been
under a physician's care since the
accident
The fatal accident occurred on
Highway 76 near Newberry The
Patterson woman died shortly af
ter the crash and Mr Smith died
several days later in an Anderson
hospital
Joseph Wilburt Pinson, son of
Mr and Mrs Walter Pinson, of
Cross Hill, is a patient at Blalock
Clinic.
F riends of Grady Simpson will
be interested to know he is a pa
tient at Blalock Clinic
Farmers In County
Favor Wheat Quotas
las
The inquest was conducted bv
Coroner George Summer of New
berry
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State of South Carolina,
County of Laurens.
In the Civil and Domestic Rela
turns Court
Aylene Bradford Weeks Pitman
Plaintiff.
versus
Robert B Culbertson
Defendant.
Summons
To the Defendant above named:
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the Complaint
in this action, a copy of which
has been filed in the office of
the Clerk of Court for Laurens
County, S. C., on the 23rd day of
August, A D . 1961. and serve a
copy of your Answer to the said
Complaint on the subscribers at
their offices at l.aurens, S. C„
within twenty (20) days after ser
vice hereof exclusive of the day
of such service; And if you fail
to answer the Complaint within
the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court
in open Court or at Chambers for
the relief demanded in the Com
plaint.
BABB & BABB,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
Dated at Laurens, S. C„
August 23, 1961 Sc-S-14
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