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2 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, October 5, 1961 WEEKLY MENU Schtml DJstricI No. 56 Wrok of October ?»-I3 MONDAY Milk. hash, turnip greens with roots, steamed rice, c arrot sticks corn bread butter and plain cake with icing TIFSDAY Milk, baked macaroni and cheese, cabbage, apple and carrot slaw, pinto beans, corn bread. butter and sliced cantaloupe WF.DNF.SDAY Milk, sliced ham. sliced cheese, green beans, whipped potatoes, biscuit butter and orange juice j Till KSDA^ Milk, hot dogs, chili with beef, i mustard, onions, cabbage and carrot slaw lima beans, buns, milter and peanut butter cookies FRIDA \ Milk Ined lish. steamed cab hagr blaekeyed (>eas corn bread, butter anci (ruit jello MOATES CABINET CO. Kitchen Cabinets Boat Repairing Furniture Repairing Sander Rentals 6Wl W. Main St. lei s.Ti-Oia' Ramseur Insulating Company (,KM W II I 1 " » County Baptist Assn. Scheduled To Meet Oct. 11-12 The f>5th annual session of the 1.aureus Raptist Association will be held on October 11 and 12 at the First Raptist Chureh m Fan Community Chorus To Meet Sunday The Community Chorus of Clinton will have its first meet ing and rehearsal in the recrea tion room of the First Presby terian Church Sunday at 2 45 Practice will begin on the year s presentation ot the Christmas se lection. John Frederick Handel s rens and the I,aureus Raptist \s sembly The messengers will hear reports from forty churches in I.aureus County whose membership totals over ten thousand They will vote on the reception of the Davidson Street Rapt 1 'him h ot CJin'ou, which haw ; ,a<li application tor membership The newly organized Pleasant drove Baptist Church of Fountain Inn is also to lx report (■(I Devotions for the services will be conducted by l(e\ Addle Croups Re\ John Turner Rev Robert ix*< Scroggs Hey John Lynch Reports of progress will he made b\ Henry Monroe Rem Ix-rt Truluck Mrs M c ( u e n Thomason and (iarvin R O'Dell Special in e s s a g e v will he brought h\ Miss Martha Franks Southern Baptist missionary to Formosa who will sjx-ak on Wed nesday alternoon and Dr R R l.amti who will sjteak on Thurs day alternoon A doctrinal ad I dress will b« delivered on Thurs day by the Hey M .( Sanders pastor ol 1 a ilia Mill I! a p t i s t Chureh wdti tin annual associa tiotial sermon being delivered on Wednesday by Rey .1 I! Aber cromba pastoi ol Hellview Bap tisl t'liurch Services Held For Mrs. Garber, Laurens Mr - Murray (iarhei 54 ol I aniens died in the l.atireti' Ims Messiah The Community Chorus will he composed ol both high school and college students, church choir members (all denominations and mierested people All per sons having an interest in tli s year . production are urged to attend rehearsal Sunday Rre vious choir experience will be helplul hut not necessary Persons having access to cop ice ol the Messiah are urged ii bring them to this meeting Those unable to attend the first meeting but are interested are asked to send their name by someone attending or to the chon director ol then church County Social Agencies Hear Talk On Housing For The Aged I.aureris County Council of So rial Agencies met at the Laurens Federal Savings and Loan Asso elation Tuesday tor a dutch I iinehenn Key M D Lee gaye Ih( invo oat ion Dr R S ( oo|hu introduced the speaker W I Bolt ol the South ( arolina Regional Housing Au thonty who s|>okr on Housing (in (he \ged and Klderly H> mentioned that in IttHh tie King Dam hlei g: • edent to "lit present setup o! tin Ijiurens 1 ounty ( iinimunii- ( niirieil and welfare piogiams m 1 if ttu k timp were organ • pda e.irl'. last Thursday Tin former I’aullm tjuntmetz sin was iMirn in Brooklyn \ ^ a (laughter of the lati Laai and Farina Karrasik Wuatinetz Her fathei who had m«d< his home in I.aureris passed away l h r i r months j,i i Mrs (.artM-r had lie, r ass(,< iai ed w itt thi Mum ay Cnrber D< parimen! stiae> !nr Ha past ;Hi ear • Sla w. a memln i r>< lin J • id I Jt S\ ftj, ;'|it»||# Sui ' in, all bet hie band Mum ay ( .aiJx-r at ! .aurens and a sister Mis- Mi .n Quirtmet/ of New tx-M y Flinei iC m f y n i - yy » r i hrdd I hut silay altet noon (rum a ( o liimlmi lurx'tai hnrne by Rabin I’a'id s (.iulx-i Intermerit w.is m tfa lli hiew Iteix y olent i errx lei (tier i Veil'* p, ( Imai * ' - w i 11^ .1 n 11 ie i •ar tx*i I x-i>n (,ar Ix-i Marly ( ,at lx r > aii I.ar lx'i Morris Bri»kin and Mlx-rt KosT-nliUnii lloiMir.iiy paliliearer • him Di Mai tu Dagur Dr William Fry "i Dr ( buries Rnnws William Ft a * 1 < Barksdale .11m N«m’ I Kap.ii arid i,. y ig(xj k y In s|M'aking n' l*n jioje't to |to\ if|r Nh» i t »■ f tof tin elderly hi !•’ oiu;ht Mill Um ’l- • ' mg fnets l.f'U i ifiron t* j* I'ii ,i’e to tx fit »U S« f I in tti4 io .a I eol fuiuses 1 Vk » i V 1 vpiirs m: r. 'Inn w ere 54 hmi if.. ' i. • i .inii luisi famil I*'A \A | I f .*'1 •.* !’•. > tx mg aged < » .fi r i »M.. it lui'i ision for 1 !»* * t • •.f, -if ’f.t • 11. • -, se s ! . .flflt ' 'll* hollies t»I Mo * 1 1 i-tis is tnosi - rfi’ . i. It, . 1 work from .im • - ( ust unit hen 1 . - 1 ll will ( ixijerat* AA 1 ! 1 pr«'H< i 1 ightv or wu ..p., 1 * ' v for f fh rid*I ly wIU tx » ff •’1 *1 t f il< t of U) or 12 .Of* •iinl whiih would lx- f)« . enter and • but. In v IN rid*rNjr*Al They will Im 'l|||>lt X i*r ii vrl Mp«%r1nirnt *• A v i!!ii> . uf Vi or Vi buildings « th * r .«ns! plots in front of build in *■ t «-i reidlonn! tixitn •rtiirnliy in'at'd tor th< .igesl is plnnned I In area to Im seryrd will lx • . ei y town iii Uic eounlv urwl tx ' olid (Ire Ixiider s of tire i ounty The i ust of (tie etn tfon of ttw se liuililllig will Ire through Ore issu atii e of (Kinds I Ins will not be a nursing botrie t hospital YARBOROUGH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP t ornrr Muxgray e and l'ill» SI ( anrrras — ^ ilms — Photo I intwhint* They find thot making regular depoidj m a bonk jovings account helps them to build their businesses ever bigger Join them ot our bonk! M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers Today-Fri.-Sat. Oct. 5-6-7 The Picture That l» ( au'ing 'lor» I .ilk I h.m "Pillow Talk IHk Mtl< \\ I 'OF VKE WtkRTir Hugh L. Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN \our I ife Insurance t ounxelnr I rrr l<* ^ rar«' PROFESSION\| INSI H \Nl E ISEORVATIO'* H K.MSHKI) FREE Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. October 9-10-11-12 In I heir Hand' I hey Hold I lie and Ikeath' Feature* Today and Fridas—.'!:!i.i 7 'r*>'» jv.turdas—I ir*t l eatureat a:00 P \| ( HH’DKKN 2m — MM I IS Mtc Saturday Afternoon Only Oct. 7 SPEM VI. Nil) SHOW “ROAD RUNNER CARTOON SHOW” aim. three st<km.f; ( omkdiks Two Show* Only—1:00 and 3:00 IV M ADMISSION 25c FOR M l £MAmR{ Sizzma 5jwk Smm Kuirt AiAarl ( WnAWWRi i Joanna Baptist Revival Series To Begin Sunday RFV K l. DENEFN Key n ;d services will be held at the T irst Baptist Church. Joanna, beginning Sunday . October 8 and continuing’ through the 15th Ser vices hegm each night at 7 30 Rev Robert I. Deneen ol the Park Street Baptist Church. Co lumbia will be the guest six-aker Musk will lx- under the direc tion ol O I Murjihv and the ctiurch choirs Special emphasis and reoogne tions each night will lx- as fol lows Monday Sunelay School Night Tuesday Training l nion Night Wednesday School Night Thursday Missionary Organizn tions Night Friday Neighbor Friend Night Saturday Family N ight The Rev .L.Mies B Mitchell is pastor Cross Hill News t I I I KK \ll S KIKTIIDAV I 'ross Hilt v ciJdes! citizen Mrs Bign ly.-aman (• lebrated her H2tul In.-thdav on SrptrriilKT 2H «i? h# r hon>r hri» NT M,»fo of Wash ifu ’* • l • * ’d! \1 rs J ( Ford of « . »ri j« v*pf t out i»f to* n . u» k! v p* i » fit ft.r *K* <m t asion \ riunilM * >.t rHati\ns and fr i«*n<|s • .iIIfm! <tuf :n. thr »!a v w h « h la Ip * nuikf t a huf’pv })?m fof Ntr** I « at nan ^h# alvd r»rr , i\<tf mans n ♦ amt u*>rful /iff* an<! a host of r an!v MN' H Ml I } MO\OKI II ' 1 f Williams hofiorf<t hi f ff mi !Iw r yR s J W Bailey nr I'm v»xf t .i tfulay at fier home Inti .i'’ sun.lay witti .1 family (liniwr Mr- Raiiry make- la r hottw with anotix-r daughter Mrs J W St»ifx in t harlnttr N t who » itti Mr Slntx was picseni \1vj attenilmg- w.r« \tf and \) r% Johnnie I jiw. of t nion and Mrs Noyis Batiks of Covington t.a ) rirfxts < aiird by to wish Mrs It alley a Happy Birthday Mi and Mrs Krntxth ( rune ano httle soti wtio have Ixx-n liv nu in Hollafwl for the past se\ if.n viats where he has tx-en sta tiorxd and Mrs B,,sa ( ,,| r „f ( hnton viMte.1 Mr amf Mrs W H t ole and Mi. i s ( ,,i, | rt ,( week Dr and Mis !lrrir> Morton and son John of \ikrn s|>ent Sunday witfi Mr and Mr» John T Mokes Mis' *ara •.nggan, RaJeigh S < was the week ervi gur.t of hef sister \trs Jmt Hugh Vu> tin arxl Mr Austin Mr and Mrs |i c < umr ot Harley y ille sjsrnt the past week Birth Announcements DuBOSF. Mr and Mrs “Sonny'’ DuBose announce the birth of a daugh ter, Sabre Simone, on Sept. 26 at Hays Hospital Mrs DuBose was before marriage Miss Joan Tisdale EARLE Mr and Mrs T W. Earle, Jr., announce the birth of a son, Jef- ferson Harris on September 30 at the Anderson hospital. Mrs. Earle is the former Miss Carol Ann -Harris of Athens, Tenn YOUNG Captain and Mrs Frank C. Young Jr (M I) ) announce the birth of a son, Frank Coleman, 3rd on September 27, San An lonio Texas Mrs Young is the former Miss Jo Ann Addy of Co lumbia Clinton Loses First i Game To N. Augusta The Clinton High Red Devils suffered a severe setback in their hopes for the AA state champion ship in a resounding defeat at the hands ol the North Augusta Yel low Jackets 324) The Red Devil* 1 also lost the services of fullback captain Melvin Bailey and center Bruce Mills for the rest of the ’61 season in the costly encounter The Jackets kept the hall on the ground throughout the game and simply ran o\er the hapless Red Devils Their touchdowns in the first half came on long drives Sandy Smith had one Tl) and Baynam scored two Clinton s biggest scoring threat came as Keith Steyvart and Kin ard Littleton had long runs to bnm the ball to the North Au gu'ta .5 yard line However a stron. Jar ket lux stifled the at tempt and the Jacket' tixik oyer nu downs North August also scored on prolonged drises in the second half a' Mike Smith and Norris < m n lugged the hall to pay dirt (iti( e Ned Bayitarn shotx lor north Augusta on offense and tlx whole L'k kr' lux plavrd rugged ((xitbali • I- they field a vaunted Clinton of ff-riN# v< ort i<*Av Bruce Mills was outstanJTTng on (lelensr unfil his injury and l.eon ard Frier did a fox )oh in repine mg Uw injured Gary Gass at duarlerhat K North Augusta scoring ID s Baynam 2 Sarxlv Smith Mike Smith Norris FA I Norris Waterhouse t AMD Ol IHANKs I wish to thank friends and relatives for gilts and (rowers, also the doctors aixl nurses for tlxtr i are and attention rtunng Uiv ret rot stay in Blalix k Clinic )I<.)N) neighbors Turn Personal Property Into READY CASH I ontart DUTTON Auction Co. S. Itn*ad FIaIh Nrtf To \rmory I’HONE RSS-2172 Sale F.*ers Thursday and Fridas Nights Abercrombie Serves In Mediterranean Area Serving aboard the attack air craft carrier USS Independence, on duty with the powerful Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, is i Edward L Abercrombie, seaman ; apprentice ,USN, son of Mr. and j Mrs J^ewis W Abercrombie of 146 Pine St., Lydia. Before the ship's scheduled re turn to its home port of Norfolk, Va .in December, it will visit ports in France, Greece, Turkey, Lebanon and Italy. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-M41 Pay as little as >1A WEEK Come in and choose Irom our complete selection of styles and prices ••w- m* Ml# •'J c »•* • • •***'* U** *t ••*•*,**#*♦ tW i » *«< 7U*». *•#* | (*•%$*t i«t BUL0VA The quality *at(h that will m a h e ihii a (hriitm ai fa r e % e m b e r 1 h~J J. 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Cosby Hrnry Kk hard t o*i>*. .V> of W al< f ’.txi died ssurHlav at 2 00 p m in a Greenwood fx- pda after a hr»f dinr.s He wa» horn in I Itxrt * ••urd> Ga a wm uf the tale Vapoieon « ...hs and Mr* Talullah Route) ‘ *»«h. atki had ii.ed *r. Martrfta «.a fer 18 sear* hrtorr mmityg til Waterhw Ia«t Aped Hr wa* a m ember -M t'al* ar> HapAttf ‘ bur* h tn Mar et*£ **«r* tying are hi* nife Mr* Gra*e latrilk Farmer Umby a brtdhrt A C t o*b, mi Crawfwrd Ga four *i*ter. Mr* r D HaU «f «»a Mr. fWV* I Gomr. ot Fibrrton (.a Mr* J G Nun nwm mi Marietta and Mr. H r Mil well of Crawford. Ga K oner at ■srrtrvw awn molarl ed Monday ai 4 M p m at Btytk Funeral Horn* m Greenwood h* IU% « F Monroe and Rev Ray Storkmnn Rnnal wa* la iinmm We'He nalLrUf oui the tied Gcftpet. .. out piiendi! AT om FORM AL OPKMNt; McBrides oftice suppues OTTOBEK 6. 196! 10:00 A M TIL l»:00 P M 113 NORTH BROAD ST aJNTON. 8 C i i