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V * ♦ V Clinton, S. C n Thursday, June 6, 1963 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE \ Miss Horton Gets University Degree Mary Elizabeth (“Bootsie”) Horton was awarded a B.A. in psychology, with minor fields of history and sociology at the Uni versity of South Carolina on May She will enter graduate school in special education this sum mer. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Horton. Bed Named Class , President-At Oemson James D. Bell, of Clinton, ris ing junior at Oemson College, has been named president of the class for the 1863-’84 term. Bell is the son of Mrs. (Hin Bell and the late Mr. Bell. Miss Glenn Gets $2913 To ConHnue Education Next Year Miss Sara Wttlcrd Glenn of Clinton, received the Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude, on May 27 at the graduation ex ercises of King College, Bristol, Tenn. Miss Glenn has received a $813 fellowship in English, plus $2,000 for the teaching internship in the Master of Arts in Teaching pro gram at Johns Hopkins Univer sity for 1963-64. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Glenn of Clinton. Recreation News All boys who are not members of the Small Fry, Dixie Youth and Palmetto League baseball teams and want to learn to play baseball are asked to report each morning at 10.00 at the Presbyte rian College softball field. Hap McSween will be there to teach the fundamentals of baseball. There will also be baseball Team Lions Exchange Whitmire Kiwanis ... Moose ITEM games. Girls interested in playing soft- ball should report to the field be hind the armory each morning at 8 o’clock for practice, League games will be played in the Dixie Youth park. Girls and boys of school or col lege age interested in learning how to play tennis or in improv ing you game may do so by see ing Coach Warden at the PC ten- his courts at 9:00 a. m. daily. DIXIE YOUTH The Kiwanis Club gava the un-} Joanna defeated Lions Club a real scare Friday night when the Lions had to play an extra inning before downing the Kiwanis 4 to 3. Two eleven-year-olds, Motes of the Lions and Kemp of the Ki wanis, hooked up in a tight pitch ing duel. The Lions finally won on a throwing error. PALMETTO NEWS Joanna has won three straight in the Palmetto League to lead Bailey and Lydia, both having a 2-1 record so far. This league is rather evenly balanced this sea son and a close race is predicted. Each team has twelve games remaining. DIME YOUTH LEAGUE MEETS The district two Dixie Youth League held Its first meeting of the season in Clinton Monday night, with city recreation direc tor D. S. Templeton presiding. There were 14 ciUes or teams represented. Clinton will be host to the sub district two Dixie Youth tourna ment which will be played near 2. the third week in July. LEADING DIXIE YOUTH more BATTERS Team—Player AB H Avg. Hammett (L) 24 18 .750 Campbell (L) 30 18 .600 S. Elrod (W) 22 12 .545 Owlngs (K) 29 15 .536 Whitmore (E) 21 U .524 J. Lawson (M) 18 9 .500 Power (L) 31 15 .484 Lever (M) 19 9 .474 J. Sanders (E) 16 7 .438 Brock (K) 23 10 .435 King (L) , .<u, 20 8 .400 DIXIE YOUTH HOME RUN LEADERS Hammet (L)—4; Campbell (L) —3; Elrod (W)—3; Shields (W)— 2; Johnson (E)—2. LEADING DIXIE YOUTH PITCHERS Player—Team SO Motes (L) r... - _ 34 Tedards (L) „ m — 33 Melton (W) .... 30 Hairston (E) 26 Westmoreland (K) ~ 23 B. Willard (W) . ' 22 Whitmire (E) 17 Hipp (W) ...... .... _. 16 Kemp (K) .... _. 15 LEADING PALMETTO PITCHERS Player—Team SO Butler (B) , 23 Lott (J) _ 13 Dickerson (L) _ 13 Nobles (J) __ 12 Tucker (B) _.. 10 J. Chandler (T) _ 9 J. Willard (W) - 8 B. Grady <L) 8 (Through May 31) Team—Player AB H Avg. Nobles (J) __ 9 6 .667 J. Chandler (T) 11 6 .546 B. Chandler (J) . 11 6 .546 Foster (B) 10 5 .500 S. Grady (L) 11 5 .455 Tucker (B) ......... ..... 11 5 .455 Motes (H) .... 9 4 .444 Dickerson (L) _. ..... 10 4 .400 Cooper (L) 11 ^ 4 .364 Elrod (W) 11 4 .364 J. Willard <W) 11— 4 .384 Campbell (L) ..... ..._ 9 3 .333 Turner (B) ..... 10 3 .300 PALMETTO STANDINGS Team Joanna 3 Bailey 2 Lydia 2 Thornwell 1 Whitmire I—~ Hampton 0 ■i DIXIE YOUTH STANDINGS FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 24th day of June, 1963 I will render a final account of my acts and do ings as executrix of the estate of William Carlin Shealy in the of fice of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a.m. and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as executrix. Any person indebted to said estate-is notified and required tp make payment on or before that date; and all person having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven or be forever barred. EMMA HIPP SHEALY Executrix TfMajr20,~i983 4t 3 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 25th day of June, 1963, I will render a final account of my acts and do ings as Executrix of the estate of J. P. Prather in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens 0_i8 County, at 10 o’ and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Executrix. Any person indebted to said es tate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven or be forever barred. MRS. SELMA B. PRATHER, Executrix ° ■ > Clinton, S. *er f ~ May 20, 1983 ' 4c-J-13 CREDITORS’ NOTICE All persons having claims against the estate of Elise C. Ray, deceased, are hereby noti fied to file the same, duly veri fied, with the undersigned, and those indebted to said estate will please make payment likewise. HASSELTINE C. RAY, Executor c/o Tench P. Owens, Attorney at Law, 203 West Pitts ‘Street, Clinton, South Carolina May 21, 1963 . 3c-J-6 LAURENS COUNTY, LAURENS. S. C. Quarterly Report, Period Ending March 31, 1963 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS A. Salaries and Travel 1. Supervisor 2. Commissioners 3. Clerk 4. Assistant Clerk 5. Additional Help 1 B. Office Supplies C. Court House 1. Maintenance 2. Beautifying Lawns Receipts ft Expenditures Balance 3. Ladies Rest Room — Hostess’ Salary D. Insurance on County Buildings E. Supervisor — »•— 1. Salaries 2. Maint. of Roads, Bridges ft Supplies .. 3. Road Improvements—Equipment and Supplies County Home 1. Salaries a. Superintendent F. b. Assistant Superintendent c. Additional help to care for inmates Food, clothing, fuel, lights, etc for inmates ft farming expenses G. S. C. Retirement System for Co. employees 1. County’s part of Social Security A H 1. County’s part of Travelers Ins. and Withheld S. C. Industrial Commission—Premium for Workmen’s Compensation Insurance County Attorney . 2. CLERK OF COURT A. Salaries and Travel 1. Clerk of Court 2. Deputy Clerk 3. Clerical Assistant 4 Janitor for Court House B. Office Supplies 1. Photostat Machine C. Circuit Court, Civil and Domestic Relations Court 3. AUDITOR A. Salaries and Travel 1. Auditor 2. First Assistant I 3. Second Assistant _..j 4. Additional Help Office Supplies Board of Assessors and Equalization 4. TREASURER A. Salaries 1. Treas. ft Supv. Tax Collector’s Office 2. Assistant - 3. Extra Help Tax Collector 1. Salaries A. Dep. Delin. Tax Collector Treasurer’s Office Supplies B. PALMETTO HOME RUNS J. Chandler (T)—3; Lott (J)— 1; B. Chandler (J)—1; Nobels (J) -1; WWiamson (W)^l. rAM ^Sf rnNG SES Nine or at Bat V ' DIAL 585-2224 collect < p CALI JHMSf tm ‘ Termite Geetrel “Jtotimite ley” mi iMsncnoM AND SPBCtFICATIOMI »ARTANBUkQS LARGiST — SUHfTY flONMD M—ifcn N«UmmI Pest r—trd AmmIoBk IFIRD'S EXTERMINATING GO. mi A*nak H*y. »hiIh>» SC 5. SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION A. Salaries and Travel 1. Superintendent of Education 2. Assistant 3. Attendance Teacher 4. Supervisor of School Lunch Program Office Supplies Rupture SPECIALIST E. J. MEINHARDI, widely known Shield $ttdali*t, will again ba in hie the CWMand Hotel in Spartanburg for am) Saturday, June 7th and 8th. to 6 P. U. (80 years aoceeasM record No dtRrge lor interview. Ifae your rupture returned after or treat dteeemfort neat, nausea, pain in stomach, bmk or then aertti MMakerdl Shield the ■P B C. Attendance Teacher—Aid for Needy Children SHERIFF A. Salaries and Travel 1. Sheriff 2. Deputy Sheriffs—10 3. Deputy for day work 4. Deputy for night work 5. Jailor Xi 6. Deputy Sheriffs for mills—3 B. Uniforms and Overcoats x— C. Office Supplies D. Radio System 1. Maintenance 2. Supplies 3. Payment on Sheriff’s radios * E. JAIL: Water, lights, tod, disinfectants, plumbing, dieting of prisoners, etc. JUDGE OF PROBATE A. Salaries and Travel 1. Judge of Probate 1 2. Clerk 3. Assistants B. Office Supplies HEALTH DEPT.: Salaries, Travel and Office Supplies 1. County’s part of salaries and travel, office spuplies, maint, of bldg. 2. Polio vaccine MAGISTRATE A. Salaries 1. Laurens 3. Clinton 3. Cross Hill _ 4. Waterloo — 5. Gray Court 6. Youngs — 7. ScufSetown 8. Sullivans — 9. J«bks t-— ± flt$nfrgnphtc help—Inq. ft PreUi (dee Rent—Clinton Magistrate’s in criminal ft Misc. -$ 6,750.00 $ 1,092.50 $ 1,687.50 . 2,166.00 1,934.50 541.50 . 3,025.00 2,288.75 756.25 1,375.00 1,375.00 0 200.00 200.00 0 700.00 979.27 20.73 9,500.00 7,476.80 2,023.20 100.00 100.00 0 900.00 975.00 225.00 _ 1,500.00 1,251.04 248.96 - 54,208.00 38,926.97 152*1.03 98,596.12 76.696.18 21,899.94 - 55,000.00 49,617.02 5,382.96 2,129.60 1,597.20 532.40 423.50 317.61 106.89 3,194.40 2,895.80 796.60 10.534.00 8,906.52 1,625.48 7,804.00 6,428.87 1,880.13 7,225.00 7,013.06 211.92 _ 2,486.65 3,283.40 203.16 _ 2,385.02 2,385.02 0 _ 500.00 375.00 125.00 ~ 5,250.00 3,937.50 1,312.50 3,025.00 2,268.75 756.25 - 2,750.00 2,062.50 617.50 2,420.00 1,815.00 606.00 _ 5,350.00 3,120.90 2229.10 3,000.00 1,121.46 1,878.54 . 29,500.00 • 13,790.33 19,524.86 2,420.50 1,815.36 605.14 3,025.00 2,286.75 756.25 - 2,750.00 2,062.50 687.50 2,196.26 1,585.64 610.62 1,971.22 316.14 1,655.08 1,527.67 0 1,527.97 - 2,480.50 1,860.36 920.14 2,750.00 2,062.50 987JO 200.00 , 161.00 39.00 3,900.00 2,970.00 990.00 2,657.00 2,119.15 537.85 „ 1,696.60 1,273.95 424.65 3,025.00 2,268.75 756.25 363.00 272.25 90.75 363.00 272.25 •0.75 350.00 137.47 212J1 200.00 116.59 83.41 7,380.00 5,512.50 1,837.50 . 56,544.00 42,406.00 14,136.00 4,094.40 3,412.40 082.00 4,094.40 3,070.80 1,023.00 4,094.40 3,070.80 1,013.60 3,017.10 2,360.84 2,262.78 1,196.01 754.32 9 865.83 800.00 662.44 137.56 800.00 695.00 105.00 1,307.82 1,817.72 89.80 1,727.82 14M0.94 431.88 11,500.00 10,834.01 665.90 8,850.00 4,387.50 1,462.50 3,025.00 2,208.75 756.20 2,780.00 2,092.50 997JO 1,500.00 654.89 845.11 22,031.91 —13,004.38 9247.06 1,800.00 0 1,009.00 1,600.00 1,237.50 413.00 1,331.00 I99JB 331.70 806.00 2M.78 N20 300.00 3P.75 MJ0 300.00 238.75 79J0 nwne S0.15 79.25 100.00 228.75 70J0 309,90 236.75 7120 800.00 238.75 79J0 99K90 23E75 79J5 — tiftdo 430.00 79.00 - 144.00 ' - 0M.00 *9*° 1«.N 3920 407.08 100.00 100.90 9 - 2,800.00 1,191 JO 1,19020 10. AGRICULTURE '' "A. 1. ...... £ ■ij r , " i. \ i 601.00 moo • ’ un nn 90 00 180.00 1020 88920 888.00 888.00 18820 as smug IS 1 ! as 100.90 - : Tm ii. B. Agriculture Building—Pay for janitor, supplies^ fuel, lights, water phone, repairs —. C. Club Work: 1. Boys’ 4-H Club Work _* 2. Girls’ 4-H Club Work 3. Negro 4-rfClub Work 4. F. F. A 5. Future Homemakers D. Negro County AgenU-Rent, lights, fuel E. Stenographer for Negro County Agent F. Rent: 1. A. A. A. Office 2. F. S. A. Office G. Laurens Co-Op Breeding Association DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE A. Maint., offie’e expense and mileage for child welfare worker , • B. Emergency Assistance C. Boarding Home Care D. Aid for Indigent Aged E. Travel for employees on prorata basis 'l^. ' * ’ . 12. COUNTY SERVICE OFFICE ~ A. County Service Officer * B. Secretary to County Service Officer C. Office supplies and travel ..... 13. DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT A. Salaries 1. Judge : j.i 2. Stenographer 8. Office supplies and rent... : 14. LAURENS COUNTY LIBRARY 15. CORONER A. Salary 1. Coroner 16. COUNTY PHYSICIAN A. Salaries 1. County Physician B. Medical Supplies 17. FOREST FIRE CONTROL Per diem and mileage for board members _ 18. MISCELLANEOUS A. County Audit B. Sec. of Delegation—Office expense, phone C. Lunacy Evamination D. Contingent E. Board of Registratlbifii—3 1. Travel -- ' - 900.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 175.00 175.00 350.00 600.00 600.00 270.00 400:00 4,575.00 2,400.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 1,400.00 4,70800 2,750.00 1,000.00 7 713.29 196.71 100.00 *—■ 0 100.00 0 100.00 0 175.00 0 175.00 0 235.18 114.82 468.00 132.00 450.00 150.00 202.50 67.50 0 400.00 4,002.38 - * 572.62 1,824.10 575.90 1,372.40 127.60 355.86 644.14 )00.00 400.00 3,960.00 1,452.00 600.00 21,250.00 3,531.00 2,062.50 847.69 2,970.00 1,009.00 400.09 17,000.00 1,177.00 087.50 152.31 990.00 736.00 100.00 4,300.00 H. Premium on Bonds 1. Supplement, steno to Probation Officer 2. Supplement for Steno. to Solicitor Civil Defense 19. NATIONAL GUARD UNITS A. Laurens B. Clinton — 2,400.00 1,800.00 900.00 __T 1,250.00 937.50 312.59 300.00 225.00 75.00 200.00 200.00 0 3,000.00 3,000.00 0 200.00 200.00 0 1,300.00 687.00 613.09 34,769.48 30,864.79 3,904.99 — 300.00 225.00 75.00 —-450.09- 409.00 __ 0 840.00 364.00 475.40 600.00 450.00 150.00 600.00 0 900.00 8,979.20 8,067.94 •1129 600.00 600.00 0 f 600.00 600.00 0 20. CONTRIBUTIONS Trans, and medicine for cancer patients B. Soil Conservation Office ITEMS NOT IN SUPPLY BELL Birth Certificate Fee Account Laurens District Hospital—Charity Patients N. Y. A. Office Rent Health Center Construction Delinquent Tax Collection Fees Trans, ft Medicine for Heart Patients Clinton District Hospital—Charity Patients Laurens County Library Bond Account 1,800.00 1,356.70 444.30 500.00 500.00 0 1,142.75 228.52 914.23 32,349.84 31,130.42 1219.42 225.00 / 0 225.00 946.32 o 946.32 5,318.00 3,516.26 1,901.74 300.00 138.10 161.90 _ 21,673.98 3,965.98 17,708.00 _ 125,158.28 0 125,159.88 ITEMIZED ACCOUNTS COURT HOUSE Lights, water and fuel J Telephone Janitor’s Supplies I Parts and repairs Hardware Time Service Repairs and janitor’s supplies for Sheriff’s office Cost for trimming trees Freight Door glass installed, misc. supplies Night latch inst., Magistrate’s Off. ... Restringing blinds, SS Office Roof Repairs—Sheriff’s Office 3,102.30 2,450.15 790.10 320.73 127.80 10.00 AGRICULTURE BUILDING Janitor’s Salar$ Janitor’s Supplies Parts and Supplies — Lights, Water and Fuel Telephone CONTINGENT Lunacy Examinations (1961-62) Pauper Funerals 180.00 61.00 24.99 373.69 74.01 ROADS AND BRIDGES Food Supplies *- Clothing Medical Telephone Hardware Seigler stove for camp Parts and Repairs - J_~. Lights Cleaning supplies' $ 7,479.09 $17,112.73 _ 3,210.47 968.09 m.io - 2,33119 225 00 Supplies for Probate Judge (1961-62) _ Publishing quarterly reports — Air Cond. for Ranger’s Office ~ Ambulance Service Coroner’s Expense Gloves, Caps and Blades Miscellaneous Supplies Grease, gas, oil, hid Liability Ins. on trucks, tags Repairs, tires and tubes Lawn mowers Lumber Blacktop job, Bramlett Meth. Church.. Use Tax 1 + Pipe Asphalt-* J- - .i 22,309.71 969.16 1,725.88 546.12 1,926.46 14,912.67 1,090.01 4,707.02 259.82 507.82 1,200.00 40.46 1,048.04 883.94 ’ Repair to Ladies’ Lounge Polishing machine for Court House _ Sirens for Deputies’ cars Laurens County Planning and Development Board ..... Paving job at Joanna School Pipe and machinery' used on new plant site, Greenville Highway — Cost of stone used on parking area- Laurens Shirt Corp. Upkeep Civil War Graves $ 713.39 .$ 125.00 •10.00 739.80 540.00 431.82 082.00 116.79 170.00 437.75 110.32 U,000.00 1,470.09 709.20 Stone 745.39 ROAD IMPROVEMENTS Stone Asphalt Pipe . $76,696.18 -$22,543.16 - 13,809.24 9,081.39 Lumber . .. Gas and Oil Freight on stone and cost of moving Equipment _ 2447.96 _ 1,397.96 887.62 COUNTY HOME Food Supplies —1 — Salary for ennk 946,617.02 $ 3,774.18 493.47 Clothing - 111.40 Lights ~ 630.48 Telephone 197.65 Medical — 1,073.71 Hardware 257.$9 Parts and Repairs - 27821 Gas Oil and Fuel 1,64820 F»netme 218.32 Seed n.M Vacuum 112.15 Fertilizer 130.88 '-v , ... ... JAIL TJffhta water and fuel $ 8,888.88 9 1.449.90 Tatenhinne 141.10 Bitting Etc, UUM w■■■■a IX+rileal _ 19921 Steno. for Inquest ft Coroner’s bills _ Payment, Sheriff’s radios (1981-63) — Examinations, Coroner’s Inquest' Salary Supplement School Lunch Supv. and Attendance Teacher Cash payment, 2 addit. radios Recording Confederate Pensions Extra work, Boai^Hn Registration — Jr. Chamber Commerce—Expense to National Convention for Sponsor Fire truck service at Gray Court- Ordered by Sheriff Extradition fee for prisoners — Stamps, Board of Registration - Supplies, Civil Defense Agency Paint for County Home — Travel for Treasurer Extra Work—Civil Defense Agency Laurens County’s representative to the Carousel Parade :— Expense for General Election — Expense for Bond Issue regarding the Library 1,123.00 83.06 25.00 307.99 50.00 25.00 8125 2.00 566.56 430.65 2004)0 50.00 117.14 Preparing boxes for Bond election— , James Caine 'Examinations ordered by Sheriff To complete payment on Radio System—Civil, Payment on Sberfl s Jan., Feb., and 1,901.03 Entrance Fees—State School Bus Road-E-O . r Pro-rated share for Laurens Am No. 5, S. C. Mental HeeAth Commission Pipe used on Job for C. W. Wier _ Bsfl. duo, prem. Workmen’s Oomi Payment on two addtttaftal radlM for Sheriff’s Department 1 Supplies for Ctvfl Air Patrol Plats and Repairs mm'i CIVIL DEFENSE ‘jtm r mo*? W».’,