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[i [i j\ ■\ P ' * ’ / .. > - - . , ; j % 10 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, 8. C., Thuraday, Jane 27, 10W Two Injured In Crash Two Whitmire men were injured, one seriously, when the car in which they were riding; went out of control and slam med into a concrete bridge abutment about six miles north of Clinton on State Highway 308, at approximately 0:45 Saturday night. State Highway Patrolman T. C. Painter identified the men as Johnny Williarti .Kendrick, 23, driver of the car, and Bas- com Hugh Maness. 27. Both men were taken to Bailey Memo rial Hospital by Gray’s Ambulance Service, where both were admitted. Kendrick suffered a broken pelvis and oilier minor injuries. Maness was reported in poor condition, and was transferred to Self Memorial Hospital, Greenwood, early Sun day morning. The car, a 1957 Chevrolet, was traveling south when it struck the north side of the bridge, which crosses Duncan’s Creek.—Photo by Jimmy Cooper. Services Today For W. C Gardner, 65 W. C. Gardner, 65, died Tues day at a local hospital after sev eral years of declining health. He was a native of York Coun ty, son of the late John and Em ma Gardner. He had lived in Joanna many years before mov ing to Clinton in 1950. He was, a member ,of the First Baptist Church of Joanna and was a member of the Woodmen of the World. Surviving are two sons. Wil liam M. Gardner of Clinton, an4 S-Sgt. Harold L. Gardner of Shaw AFB, Sumter; a daughter, Mrs. William P. (Evelyn G.) By ars of Joanna; three brothers, Rev. Robert A. Gardner of San ford, N. C.; Hudie L. Gardner and Freddie H. Gardner, both of Joanna; a sister, Mrs. Essie Pet ty of Gaffney; and five grand children. , Funeral services will be con ducted today (Thursday) at 4:00 p. m. at the First Baptist Church in Joanna by Rev. James B. Mitchell and Rev. J. W. Spil- lers. Burial will be in Rosemont cemetery in Clinton Pallbearers will be J. C. Thom as, Hershel Thomason, Gary H. Holcomb, Herbert Lewis, Lester Hair and Lewis Murphy. The honorary escort will be Frank Phillips, Pete Lopez, W. Nathan Brazel, Walter Byars, Frank Simpson, Jr., J. E. Wil lingham, Joe L. Del any, Carl F. Franzen, Ralph C. Prater, E. Mason Young, Charles Murphy, Floyd Abrams, Ben Jester, Dr. D. H. McFadden, Dr. R. M. Ful ler. Hoyt W. Richey, Cecil P. Wilson, Augustus B. Blakely, Bill Harris, W. D. Gilbert, Grady Smith, James M. Bodie, Sr., and Cross Kill Rites For J. Broadus Pinson Cross Hill—J. Broadus Pin son, 78, died at his home last Wednesday at 8:00 a. m. after a long illness. A native of Cross Hill, he was a son of the late Pinckney and Elizabeth Austine Pinson. He was a member of the Cross Hill Baptist Church, the Men’s Bible class, was Sunday school su perintendent for 30 years and was a former deacon of the church. He also was a Mason. In 1900 the church paid tribute to him in a special service and designated that Sunday “Broad us Pinson Day.’’ His wife, Mrs. Cora Griffin Pinson, died in 1907. Surviving are two sons, James B. Pinson, Jr., and Hugh Griffin Pinson of Cross Hill; a sister, Mrs. H. R. Jones of Florence; a brother, B. S. Pin son of Clinton; and three grand children. Funeral services were con ducted at the Cross HOI Baptist Church Thursday at 3:00 p. m. by Rev. W. M. Ussery and Rev. Roy Coker. Burial was in Liberty Springs cemetery. Pallbearers were the follow ing deacons: Jake Rasor, Jim my Coleman, Calhoun Pinson, Benjamin Hill, Reece Cunning ham, Edward Sharpe, J. A. Richardson, Archie Hill and Will Irby Smith. Thomas J. Hatton. The body is at Gray Funeral Home and will be placed in the church at 3:00 p. m., Thursday. The family is at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Walter P. Byars, 391 Sims St., Joanna. By special act of the Legislature the following is effective July 1, 190 SCHEDULE RECORDING FEES PAYABLE TO LAURENS COUNTY TREASURER Recording Deed of Conveyance, first page (printing on one side only) f] Additional pages, each ^ Recording Real Estate Mortgage (printing 1 side only) ] Additional pages, each ' Recording Right of Way and Easement of real prop erty, first page Additional pages, each Recording Plats (pasted in Book)—12xSH — • 17x13 , 30x22 ~ Jury Rules In Hudson DeoHi Laurens — A coroner’s jury here ruled Wednesday that Rob- ilsnn Hudson 44. of Green- wood, died of injuries sustained when the truck he was driving overturned June 1 on Highway 221. The investigating officer, State Highway Patrolman L. G. Dob son, was the only witness to tes tify at the inquest, conducted by Coroner Marshall Pressley at the County Courthouse. The officer said a passing mo torist discovered the wrecked tractor cab around 2 a.m. about three miles north of here. He said skid marks at the scene measured 312 feet. The patrolman estimated the speed of the vehic le at the time of the crash as “at least 70 miles an hour.’ A doctor’s statement read by Coroner Pressley said the victim apparently had been pinned be neath the cab of the truck and concluded “that the cause of death was from a crushing blow to the anterior chest area.” t Mrs. Henderson's Rites Held On Wednesday Kinards — Mrs.' Sarah Jane Crain Henderson, 89, widow of Robert L. Henderson, died Mon day morning at a Clinton nurs ing home after many years of declining health. She was a native of Greenville County, daughter of the late Den nis and Nancy Bruce Crain. She had lived in Laurens County most of her life and had lived near Kinards since 1919. She was a member of Fairview Baptist Church. Surviving are five ions, Ed ward C. and Carl G. Henderson, >oth of Kinards, Dial Henderson of Whitmire, Lockwood Hender son of Newberry and Raymond iendersbn of Vernon, Tex.; three daughters, Mrs. Raymond Dean of Whitmire, Mrs. Texie Johnson of Clinton and Mrs. Annie Zeaches of St. Petersburg, Fla.; 15 grandchildren; and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral services were con ducted Wednesday at 4 p.m. at ’’airview Baptist Church by Rev. Marion Ringer and Rev. J. R. VfcKittrick. Burial was in the church cemetery. The following grandsons were pallbearers, Lowell Henderson, J. Suber Jr., Archie Summers, Sidney Bonds, Hughey Bonds »nH Charles Hughes. Mrs. A. F. Kelley Mrs. Mary Collins Kelley, 82, died Friday afternoon at a Pros perity clinic after several years of declining health. A native of Georgia, she was a daughter of the late Jerry and Della O’Shields Collins. She lived in South Carolina most of her life and in Laurens County ‘ a number of years and was a Bap tist. Her husband was the late A. F. Kelley. She was the last surviving member of her imme diate family. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. W. I. Marlowe of Washington, D. C.; five sons, Ross D. Kelley of Lexington, N. C., Oss N. Kel ley of Norfolk, Va., Teneight R. Kelley of Whitmire, Taft T. Kel ley of Newebrry and Wallace R. Kelley of Washington, D C.; -17 grandchildren; and 31 great grandchildren. Funeral services were con ducted Monday at 3 p.m. at Gray James B. Mitchell and Rev. I. H. Funeral Home in Clinton by Rev. Webb. Burial was in Rosemont Cemetery, Clinton. Recording Releases: for release on Real Estate Mortgaged P®*®) 1 Recording Release on deed (one page) Recording Assignment of Mortgage Recording Satisfaction of Real Estate Mortgage _ Indexing of Chattel Mortgage less than $1M.W Recording Chattel Mortgage over 9H9.M (copy furnished) ; (No copy furnished) . Recording Satisfaction on Chattel ^ Recording of Attorney (plus 50 cents state doc. stamp) Recording Charter - Recording Certificate of Incorporation Recording Increase of Capital Stock Recording Notary Public Commission Recording Notice of Partnership * ■ Recording Mechanic’s lien Recording Federal Tax Lien Recording Estate Notices from Probate Court Recording Agreements, Leases and other irregular Set by Clerk of Court. r ALLEN D. COLEMAN, Treasurer •-L. BARBECUE THURSDAY, JULY 4 MEAT, ISO lb. — HASH, 1.50 qt PIG FOOT STEW JULY 3rd. NABORS STORE Pkoue Joanna 697*4011 Mayes Is Second Honor Man at Citadel Whitfield W. Mayes, of Thorn- Well, received his diploma re cently at finals exercises at The Citadel, Charleston, and was second honor man in the class Receiving a BS degree in civ il engineering,, he led his class in that department. He is a graduate of Thomwell High School, and received a scholar ship for his four years of study at the South Carolina Military College. 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