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Clin ton* S. C„ Thursday, April 11, 1963
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Hospital News
Patent* currently at Bailey
Memorial Hospital include:
Cross Hill—John T, Stokes.
' Enoree — Mrs. Kate A. Buz-
hardt.
Whitmire—Mrs. Milligan Ev
ans.
Joanna—Dorris Martin, Mrs.
Frances E. Oswalt, Wesley L.
Mitchell, Mrs. Donald Price and
baby girl.
Laurens—Frank Templeton.
Clinton — Mrs. Robert Bailey
and baby boy, Mrs. Virginia
Baker, Mrs. Annie Coates, Chas,
, JLJjunaway,’ Aarpp Gossett, Al-
gie J. L. Griffin, Jr., George N.
King. Mrs. Betty Lawson, Mrs.
Madge Meeks, Andy Motes, Mrs.
Sloan Norris, David Owens, Miss
Emma Jean Riddle, and Mrs.
Paul Ward, Jr.
DISMISSED PATIENTS
Kinards—.lames T. Crapps.
Joanna—Mrs. Claude Smith,
James It Hollingsworth, Mrs.
Mattie Stove Gilmer, Mrs. Judy
Rus and baby boy.
Laurens—Sanford L. Nelson,
Mrs. Madge Winn, and Mrs. A.
M. Barnes.
Clinton—Miss Carolyn Nabors,
Miss Louis Buford, Mrs. Erskine
Milam, Mrs. Bailey Dixon, Mrs.
Alvin Sdtterfield and baby boy,
Mrs. Nolan McCravy, Miss Joan
Wilard, Miss Kem Manley, Wil
liam D. McPherson, Mrs". Nettie
D. Johnson and baby girl, Jerry
Whitman, James B. Barnes,
Mrs. Clarence Dunaway, Mrs.
Louis Butler, J. Robert Cox,
Mrs. Charles Bhewington, Mrs.
Sara T. Heaton, Billy Wyatt,
George Davis, Miss Sue Gilliam,
Debra S&lelkoul, J ohn L. Stone,
Jerry 11111x18, Eugene C. King,
Mrs. Christine M. Dunaway,
Dennis James, Mrs. Alton Pay-
ton, Mrs. J. C. Davenport, Mrs.
Lewis E. Culbertson, Mrs. Mar
garet Copeland, Homer R. Jones,
Barry R. Pressley, Mrs. Virginia
Bishop, Mrs. William Bowling,
Rudolph Barker, Reid Chaney,
Joseph Shay and Marshall Webb.
BOYS’ SUMMER COATS
(12 Only) Sizes 15 To 20
Whites And Patterns
Reg. $19.95 And $22.50
BOYS’ SUMMER SUITS
Dacron-Cotton Blends (4 Only)
Sizes 16-17-18
Reg. $29.95
Adair's Men's Shop
“For The Maw Who Cares”
One The Square Clinton, S. C.
Hurricane News
MRS. CECIL SCOGHt.
Correspondent
PHONE 833-4541
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• Arrangements
• Blaster Lilies
> • Pot Plants
1 • Corsages
. • Cemetery Designs
• Cut Flowers
“Serving The CHnton Aren For 29 Years”
Eastside Greenhouse
JOANNA HIGHWAY
833-2804
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Caldwell
and .family visited Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Nantz and family in Mor-
ganton, N. C. t on Sunday. Mrs.
Era Young, who had been visit
ing the Nantzs for several weeks,
returned home with them and al
so little Cathy Nantz came for a
few days visit.
Dr. and Mrs. Mac Going of
West Virginia, visited Mrs. Go
ing’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Haupfear, for the week
end.
r Mr. and Mrs •tfimmy Kirby
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Wilson and
and family of Greenville, and
Pam of Charlotte, N. (X, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dilard Young and
family on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reeder and
family of Charlotte, N. C., Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Wallace and fam
ily of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs.
Mason Young and family were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Mace
Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neigh
bors and family were in Green-
vile last week for the Ice Show.
Bobby, Glenn and Dorothy
Broome of Jackson, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Scogin Sunday.
Mrs. Mace Young is a surgical
patient at Self Memorial hospital,
Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland
will celebrate their wedding anni
versary April 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hughes
and Donna and Mrs. Cleo
Hughes of Grenewood, visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bartley Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Memick of
Prosperity, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt
Herring of Winns boro, visited
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Burroughs
Sunday.
On Sunday Hurricane Baptist
Church began its first Training
Union program. To start off the
program, a picnic was held at
6:00 p. m. There were 64 pres
ent for the first session. Hurri
cane would like all those mem.
mers and others who are inter
ested to come next Sunday night
at 6:30 p. m.
Hurricane Baptist Church will
hold its revival April 14 through
21. Rev. Earl Wilson of the First
Baptist Church of Whitmire, will
bring the message each night
Rev. C. E. Russel, pastor of
Hurricane, will lead the singing.
Services will begin each evening
at 7:30. The nursery wil be open
each evening. A cordial welcome
awaits you at Hurricane.
The Bertha Smith circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. W. E.
Dickert Thursday (tonight) at
730.
Last RHes Friday "
For 6. B. Childress
Garrison B. (Pop) Childress,
60, died suddenly April 3 ajt his
home in Joanna after several
months of declining health.
He was a native of Pickehs
County, but had moved to Joan
na 15 years ago. He was em
ployed by Joanna Cottoii Mills
and attended the Assembly of
God in Clinton.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Minnie McQueen Childress; two
daughters, Mrs. Virgie Taylor
and Mrs. Louise Simmons, both
of Greenville^ a son, Buford B.
Childress of Greenville; a sister,
Mrs. FJossie Loftis of Greenville;
and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday at 3:30 p. m. at the
Assembly of God Church by Rev.
J. W. Welch and Rev. Ben F.
Jones. Burial was in Graeelahd
Cemetery in Greenville.
Pallbearers were Thurston
McQueen, V. M. Norris, Frank
Norris. Leonard Childress, Hous
ton Childress and Ted Golden.
Honorary escort included the
Men’s Bible Class of the Assem
bly of God Church and J. W.
Mills, C. B. Cole, Clifton Holson.
back, Johnny Banks, J. R. Bart- (
ley, Dan Kirby, J. L. Abrams,
Clyde Adkins, and J. C. Nabors.
Elfiott Infant Passes
Friends of Lt. and Mrs. Tom
L. Elliott of Fort Bliss, Texas,
regret to learn of the death of
their infant son, Thomas Brandt,
on Sunday, April 7, folowing sur
gery. He was born April 5 at
the Fort Bliss Army Hospital.
Mrs Elliott is the former Miss
Shirley SUton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Staton of this
city. They have a little daugh
ter, Lisa Elaine, 13 months old.
7//£ Old, i&nm.
“A eauyt husband is one
who thinks twice before say
ing nothing.”
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Starting Thurs., Apr. 11
1 Full Week Adm. 75c
The Beet Picture Of Year.
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Winner of 10 Academy
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All Star Cast
i Next Attraction
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We Still Have a
Few Nice Pink
Dogwood Fw
Spring Planting.
Dafley's Nursery
833-0604
as told by
BILLY GRAHAM
Brsafway Theatre
Sesfay, April 14
2:30 P.M.
ADMISSION FREE
Sponsored By Khranls Chib
ATTEND
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE,
BELK AUDITORIUM,
6:15 A.M. SUNDAY
Sponsored By KIWANIS CLUB
Order your garden and lawn fertilizers from on— N
—We have a fertilizer spreader to loan (rent free if
returned same day). Abo see us for the following:
AZALEA FERTILIZER .... Made By C-W-S
ROSE FERTILIZER . . . Good For Shrubs Too
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VOLK OIL SPRAY — ISOTOX Garden Spray
SEVIN DUST . . . MALATHION, Dost Or Spray
- Wild Onion, And Broad-Leaf WEED SPRAY
CHLORDANE . . . BBC for Fisas, Etc., Etc.
C-W-S Gnano Co., Ik.
Phone: 833-2830
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