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Clinton, S. C, Thurmimy, April 18, 1963
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■JJtOLD AUSTIN. 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. RkhardMO
spent the Easter weekend with
their son and family, the Rev.
and Mrs. Pete Richardson it
Lowell. N.
Sam Crispwof Las
Calif., visile# his mother. Mrs.
J. A. Crisp during the Easter
The Rev. and Mrs, W. D.
Ratchford have returned to their
home at Charlotte after spend
ing several days with their Ut
ters sister, Mrs. J. E. Learn an.
Mrs. W. B. Austin and daugh
ter,Sara Dell of Cameron visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hugh Austin
during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Chapman
and daughters df Asheville, N. C.
were Easter guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Leaman.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Roberts
spent a recent weekend with their
son and family at Spartanburg.
Their grandchildren Patsy and
Bill Roberts returned home with
them and spent last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pinson
visited Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Abrams at Bennetts ville several
days recently.
Friends of Miss Agnes Leaman
are glad she is at home again
after being a patient at Bailey
Memorial Hospital
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the* past weekend with Mrs. H. L.
and Mrs. William Irvin
family of Abbeville spent
Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Ollk
Irvin.
Miss Elaine Austin visited col
lege friends at Charleston dur
ing the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G» Lovett,
Jr. and children have Returned
to their home at Charlotte, N. C.
after visiting her mother, Mrs.
R. W. Griffin.
Mrs. F. S. Cole spent last week
with relatives in Columbia and
Durham, N. C.,
Mrs. C. V. Powell and child
ren and Mrs. George Martin of
Greenville visited relatives hare
Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Gaston of Woodruff
and Mrs. E. W. Wallace of Spar-
Unburg spent Friday with Mrs.
W. G. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Sykes and
children of Vienna, Va., are
visiting Mrs. E. A. Adams. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Garvin and chil
dren of Columbia were also Mrs.
Adams’ guests on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coleman
had as their guests Easter Sun
day. Mr..and Mrs. Thomas Dix
on and children of Greenville.
Miss Carolyn Coleman of Spar
tanburg. Mrs. Paul Reece of
Greenwood and Mrs. Renie Seller
of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coward
and family of Spartanburg spent
Things are quite up to par at
Parr!
For those who would like to
catch a glimpse of tomorrow
alongside yesteryear, a visit on
this Palmetto Pathway is a
must.
Parr Shoals for years has been
a power-producing section in
South Carolina. Today it is more
than ever a center of electrical
generating activity. And there’s
more than a meager amount of
interest in the functions of the
new Nuclear Reactor Plant lo
cated at Parr.
The Broad River has figured in
the generating of electricity at
Parr since the early days of elec
tric power. There are three
plants located there now. The
first was on the dam site where
water was used to push dynamos
which produced electricity. The
second was the steam-driven
plant a few yards north of the
original plant. /
Now, a few yards east of the
two other plants is the Nuclear
Reactor.
On an approach to Parr along
Highway SIS west of Jenkinsville,
one will suddenly come upon *a
round ball protruding from the
ground. First visible and tower
ing above, are large stacks from
the steam plant.
There is more to the history
of this area than power, al
though practically everything at
Parr has centered around the
operation of the power plants for
years. The little village of Parr is
situated on a high knoll overlook
ing the river and the wide ex
panse created by the lower dam.
a house party at Ocean Drive
during weekend.
Buddy Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carter Wright was in Gaff
ney with his aunt, Mrs. Lois
Gregory for several days, recent
ly. He returned home on Sun
day with his parents and Steve
who were weekend guests of
Mrs. George Franklin of Gaff
ney. *—■ ;
Mr. and Mrs. Slim Durham
and family visited relatives In
Walhalla over the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Brewer
of Greenwood were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard John-
Peak, which is located imme-i^n and Jackie who recently
diately across the river withihTmc> ve< j from this community to
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cherished dream. Saving makes the
A spanking new car for instance! A new home
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sight of Parr, seems to be a twin
village. For years, people who
lived in the two areas only saw
each other across the river and
communicated by shouting mes
sages from bank to bank. The
only connecting link was the
railroad trestle which spanned
the chasm south of the dam
With modern highway con
struction, a few months ago
Peak and Parr w^te first con
nected by a bridge. The Pinner
Memorial Bridge was named af
ter a physician who served the
two communities for many
years. The story is that he main
tained transportation on both
sides of the river and walked
across the railroad trestle to
serve his patients.
There is more activity today on
the part of the residents of Peak,
while at Parr things are rather
quiet except in hte vicinity of
construction of the nuclear re
actor plant.
But, to you who love to travel
to out-of-the-way places and see
the unusual, we suggest you fol
low this Palmetto Pathway to
Peak and Parr. For directions
and a map of South Carolina,
slop in to see your service sta
tion attendant.
community
Clinton were visitor^ in the com
munity on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans
attended the kick off banquet
for cancer drive Monday night
at the Mary Musgrove Hold.
Claudia Johnson was home
News Of
Bonds Cross Roads
MRS. N. A. SHOUSE,
Correspondent
Mrs. B. W. Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. James Evans attended the
Laurens County Mental Health
meeting in Laurens last Friday
night. — - ,
Among the Clemson students
home for Easter holidays were
David Pitts, Bruce Morgan and
Wayne Morgan.
Miss Martha Pitts of the Rock
Hill school faculty spent the
weekend at home with her bro
ther and his family, Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. Pitts.
Sallie Pitts, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Pitts attended
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with her mother for Easter.
Mrs. C. A. Wright and ten
members of the Shady Grove 4-H
club and Mr. James Johnson at
tended the final meeting of Elec
tric Club in Laurens, on Tues
day night. A number of Shady
Grove 4-H members gave demon
strations at this meeting. Miss
Myrtice Taylor, and Mrs. Judy
Glover of the Laureqs County
Home Demonstration agent and
assistant agent visited in the
community last Friday in inter
est of the wQrk with ladies of
Home Demonstration and 4-H
work. Judy Davenport was
among the 4-H club members re
ceiving chickens for her project.
These were delivered last week.
Mrs. Maggie Marshall was
honored by her children on Sun
day. Mrs. Marshall’s children
gathered at the home of their
mother on Easter Sunday to hon
or her. Picnic lunch was spread
about noon Some of the families
enjoying the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Clyds Bledsoe, and
family, Mrs. Margaret Berry
and daughter, Cathie, Mr. and
Mrs. Hick Marshall and family
of Joanna.
Mrs. Ola Wages has returned
home after' a visit in Rock Hill
with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Shouse
and family were among those at
tending a family dinner at the
Joanna picnic shelter on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Todd and
young son of Easley were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Todd over
the wekeend.
Attend a church in your com
munity on Sunday!
Cox Promoted To
Sgt. At The Citadel
Cadet Joel R. Cox, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. Cox, 307
West Pitts St., Clinton, has been
promoted to the rank of sergeant
with nithe corps pf cadets at Ths
Citadel, Charleston.
Cadet Cox, a Junior at the mil
itary college, is majoring in pre-
medicine and is enrolled In the
Advanced Army ROTC program.
He is a member of the pre-medi
cal society and the block “C”
iclub, and was a member of last
year’s varsity track'team.
The Clinton cadet is one of sev.
eral promoted under a new pro
gram to permit members of the
junior class to serve in positions
of greater responsibility. Previ
ously corporal was the highest
rank that could be held by a
junior. The new system will per
mit cadets who are likely to
achieve officer status during
their senior years to have addi
tional opportunities to exercise
leadership during their punior
years.
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