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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
CliBtoB, S. G, Thursday,
Services Today For
Emmett Lee Thomas
Joanna—Emmett Lee Thom
as, 85, died Tuesday morning
at a Clinton hospital after four
years of declining health and
eight weeks of illness.
He was a native of York
County most of his life. He liv
ed in Joanna 38 years. Son of
the late Alexander and Mollie
Maloney Thomas, he was a
member of the FUtst Baptist
Church and the Old Timers
Club at Joanna Mills.
He was married twice. His
CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to expres my sincere
thanks for the many kind expres
sions of sympathy, cards and
other manifestations of generos
ity during my recent hospital Jones, Burial will be in Rose-
first wife, Mrs. Mary Montjoy
Thomas, died in 1811. Surviving
from this marriage are two
sons Edwin Thomas of Joanna
and William Thomas of Green,
wood; and two daughters, Mrs.
Mason Rowland and Mrs. Sloan
Rowland of Joanna.
Surviving also are his wife,
Mrs. Ella Bartlette Thomas; a
stepson, Fred Bartlette of Spar
tanburg; two stepdaughters,
Mrs. J. L. McCravy of Chester
and Mrs. George Wilson of
Bath; a sister, Mrs. J. L. Lan-
ford of Greenville; seven grand
children; 11 great-grandchil-
children.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at
the First Baptist Church by
Rev. James B. Mitchell, Rev.
Herbert Thomas and Rev. Ben
stay and convalescense at home.
The interest and kindness of my
friends will always be' remem
bered.-
—WILLIAM B. BLAKELY
mont Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be W. R
Lanford, Clisby Templeton, Cliff
and White Tucker, Nathan Bra
zil and Lester Hair.
'
George B. Brehmer
Dies At Newberry
KINARDS — George Bartow
Brehmer, 89, of Rt. 1, Kinards,
died early Monday morning at
Newberry County Hospital after
an illness of two years
Bom and reared in the Cald
well section of Newberry Coun
ty, son of the late Harmon Ern
est and Gussie May Brehm
er, he was a member of Trinity
Methodist Church, where he for
merly was on the official board,
and was a farmer all his life.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ila Mae Cousins Brehmer; a
daughter. Miss Watsy Anne
Brehmer, of Atlanta, Ga., and
Kinards; three sisters, Mrs. Ed
ward Johnson and Mrs. J. Hugh
Chappell of Kinards and Miss
Elizabeth Brehmer of Newberry;
and a brother, Joe W. Brehmer
of Kinards.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 3 p. m. Tuesday at Trinity
Methodist Church by Rev. Ralph
T. Lowrimore. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
LYDIA CHURCH OF GOD
HOLDING REVIVAL
Revival services are in pro
gress at the Lydia Mill Church
of God.
The Rev. Odis Molls is the vis
iting speaker, as well as mu
sician and singer.
The public is invited to attend
the services.
Highlights From CHS
By Dishie Ddaay
. All we CHS’ers truly enjoy
ed our lovely respite from the
labors of higher learning dur
ing Thanksgiving. In other
words, it was nice not.having
lessons to study.
However for most hard-work
ing seniors the holidays afford
ed little rest. Note cards for
their English term papers are
due next week, and this long
week-end just seemed made
for us to get some of this
pressing work done. Therefore
we spent long hours pouring
over back issues of magazines
and reading books on every
subject from “The Rise of
Hitler" to “The Treatment of
Schizophrenics."
But don’t think we brave old
seniors are the only ones who
ever do any work we just
grumble more about^tt! - The
underclassmen also had paral
lei books to read and projects
to plan.
A few jolly juniors had a
very special task to complete
this week-end—perfecting their
parts for “Where’s Laurie,” this
year’s Junior Play, which will
be given tomorrow night in
the CHS auditorium.
From the whispered conver
sations I’ve managed to eves-
drop upon, and from the in-
CARD OF THANKS,
The family of the late Mrs.
Hattie Eddy Livingston wish to
thank their friends, neighbors
and relatives for the many
expressions of sympathy at the
time of her death. The floral
offerings, the food, cards and
many other kindnesses were
deeply appreciated.
formation I’ve
wheedle out of
PC Basketeers
Face Charleston
Here Tonight at 8
“Presbyterian College should
have a better basketball season
this year for two reasons—exper
ience and attitude!"
This is the opinion of Coach
Art Musselman—facing his first
year as PC’s cage mentor—as
his Blue Hose prepare for their
1963-64 home opener Thursday
night against the College of
Charleston. Game time is 8 p. m.
in Leroy Springs gymnasium.
One of the biggest hurdles fac
ing the Hosemen during the 20-
game schedule is a lack of
height. The only tall starter is
6-6 center Doug Allen, a sopho
more from Sumter. He’s expect
ed to handle most of the pivot
duties, with help coming from
Bill Brown of Gaffney.
The best PC bet for post-season
honors is Captain Andy Karlsons
of New York City, expected to
cop team scoring honors for the
fourth straight year. He had a
17-point average last year.
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cast, I’ve gathered that the
play will be a hilarious com
edy involving the escapades of
a group of teen-age girts who
want to "get rid of’ a new
girl who has just moved into
town and who, they fear, will
steal all their boys at the
prom.
Comprising the cast are Lin
da Tiller, Sara Sadler, Mackie
Austin, Dianne Ledford, Jane
Johnson, Betty Black, Connie
Handback, Murietta Summer,
ville, Betty Mae Baldwin, Rena
Cox, Ray Wilson, Eddie Shea-
ly, Larry Warren, George
Grant, Jimmy Heaton, Judi
Davis, Joe Adams, and Carol
Sanders;
Suffering from stage fright
enough for the entire cast are
the directors, Miss Eloise Mil
ler and Mrs. N. P. Robinson.
Be sure to come tomorrow
night so you won’t miss the
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AUTOGBAPH PARTY
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Friday. December 6th
3:00-5:00
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