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It THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Ctiataa, & C, Thondar. Fabraary IS, 1964 LYDIA MILLS MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent, Repr TELEPHONE 83S-20M UtiTC Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Eubanks and Mrs. Billy Davis and son of Union, were week-end guests of Mrs. Eubanks’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis. Mrs. Bobby Webb and Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Tucker vis ited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maples, in Sharon Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Williams visited her son, James Drake, and Mrs. Drake in Greenville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Phipps and family of Union, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phipps, (m Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Oakley are visiting relatives in West Un ion. Miss Kay Roberts of Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Ton* and children of Lancaster, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Da vid H. Roberts. Ellis Huffstetler and Miss Sandy Huffstetler were recent visitors in Warm Springs, Ga., going for Miss Huffstetler’s regu lar check-up at the Warm Springs Foundation. Melvin Motte and Patricia of Greenville, and Leroy Motte of Florida, were Saturday guests of their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Motte. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cooper and family spent Sunday in Great Falls with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper and Mrs. George Wade. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blan ton of Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cooper. Mrs. Blanton is the former Mrs. Ruth Harbin. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Terrell of Abbeville, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Terrell nad Mrs. Mildred Dickerson on Saturday. W. P. Terrell returned to Abbeville with his son for a week’s visit. On Sunday Mrs. Ruth McPherson of Chester, spent the day with Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. Dickerson. Rev. Frank Pearson was in Rock Hill on Tuesday and Wed nesday for the .Sputh Carolina Church of God Ministers Confer ence. Mrs. Quinton Jones and Marlon and Mrs. Ike Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Yarborough in Woodruff Sunday. Misses Gloria Jackson and Kathy' Moore were among those from Clinton High School, in Greenville on Monday evening of last week for the television re cording of the “Shindy,’’ which was shown on WFBC-TV Sunday afternoon. Guests during the week-end of Mrs. J. H. Seay, who returned home from the Newberry County hospital in Tuesday of last week, were her sister, Mrs. Emma Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carver and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brissie and children of Green wood, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glenn, Keith and Deidre, Mr. and Mrs. John Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Southerlin, Mr. and Mrs. James Seay, of Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith of near Lau rens; Lamar Heath of Atlanta, Ga.; and Mrs. Tommy Stay and Jerry of Charleston. The Brissie and Glenns also visited Mr. and Mrs.' Clyde Trammell. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie James were Sunday visitors of his broth er, C, S. James, and Mrs. James in Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGee and family visited her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Bob Yarborough in Woodruff Sunday. Mr. Yarbor ough continues ill at his home. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Vanderford and children visited relatives in Lockhart Sunday. On Monday Mrs. Betty Jo Crawford and chil dren of Union, spent the day with the Vanderfords. Marvin Todd of Laurens, was a Sunday guest of his brother, S. J. Todd, and niece and ne phew, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ful ler. Miss Carroll Parrish of Aiken, and Jerald Cooper of Augusta, Ga., visited the former’s grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Par rish, Sunday. Miss Bernice Nelson, Mrs. James Penland and Mrs. Jack Adair of Clinton, were Sunday guests of their .sister, Mrs. Her bert Fallow and Mr. Fallow. WIT HTHE SICK Little Dianne Meeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meeks, has been ill at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Social Security “Are you planning to retire soon? Do you keep putting off inquiring about your social se- curity status? If so, do you know what documents will be needed when you apply? Don’t depend on your neighbor’s recol lection of what he was for—his situation may not ap ply to you.” Resolve today to prepare tor your eventual retirement and inquire before you retire. Gen erally, you will need the fol lowing: 1. Proof of your age. 2. Evidence of earnings if you work for wages, your Form W-2, Withholding Tax Statement, for the year before you apply; if you have your own business, a copy of your complete Federal income tax return for the past year »nH 6 the cancelled check showing payment of the social secur ity tax will be needed. 3. If you wife is applying at the same time she will need proof of her age. Plan (P make application at least 60' days before your ac tual retirement. If you have any dbubfs about getting the proofs you will need, your so cial security representative can help you resolve these well ahead of the time your first check is due. Mrs. Janie Miller remains a patient at Bailey Memorial Hos pital. Mrs. J. H. Seay returned home last week after a three weeks ill ness in the Newberry County hospital. Miss Melda Satterfield has been ill. Mrs. Oliver Estes underwent surgery at Bailey Memorial Hos pital Monday. SWEETHEART BANQUET TONIGHT The Intermediate Department and the single classes of the Young People’s Department of the Lydia Baptist Church will have a Sweetheart Banquet in the church social hall tonight (Thursday) at 7:00. Refresh ments will be served. Rev. James Mitchell of Joanna, will be a guest. . BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthday to Miss Pat Ballard today, Feb. 13. Miss Dianne Blackwell will cel ebrate her birthday Feb. 19. Feb. 16 will be J. W. Davis birthday. Sheila Armstrong will celebrate her birthday, Feb. 19. Jimmy Meeks will have a birth day Feb. 30. Feb. 19 will be Mrs. Curtis Taylors birthday. .Berry Brewington will observe a birth day Feb. 14. Mrs. J. H. Crowe will obsenrf her birthday Feb. 10. Her grand daughter Lynn Jenkins birthday will be Feb. 20. Mrs. T, 0. Wil liams will observe her birthday Feb. 19. v Tami Parrish was 5 years old Feb. 12. Little Susie Fuller wa» 1 year old Feb. 11. Marvin Nel son observed his birthday Feb. 11. Johnny Lasford celebrated his 17th birthday, Feb. 10. Quarterly Report - Board of County Commissioiiers: This is the Quarterly Report, submitted by the Board of County Commissioners, for the second quar ter of the 1963-64 fiscal year, ending December 31, 1963. — Appropriation IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DpN’T GET THE NEWS * PHONE 833-0541 hootenanny USED CAR SALE! All makes, all models, all priced low to go! Buy 'em for a song, folks, at our Used Car Hootenanny now! r.ojLt. 1—1963 For Golccde Fordor 1—1963 Comet F ordor 1—1962 Ford Wagon, 9-Pass. Country Sedan — Red and White. 1—1961 Thunderbird Coupe. Black, Air Conditioned. 1—1961 Rambler Conv. Coupe. Red. * . * J 1—1962 Chev. Station Wagon 1—'59 GMC Pickup — Green. 1—1962 Fa|con Tudor 1—1960 Ford Fordor, 6 Cyl. 3—Long Body Thicks —1957 Models — 2-Speed Aide. Baldwin Motor Company * N. Broad St. CERtoa, 8. C. ITEM 1. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS A. Salaries and Travel 1. Supervisor :: 2. Commissioners 3. Clerk 1 ... 4. Assistant _.= B. Office Supplies — — C. Court House •1. Maintenance — / ' 2. Beautifying Lawns —— 3. Ladies’ Rest Room, Hostess’ Salary D. Insurance on County Buildings — E. Supervisor 1. Salaries — *2. Maint. Roads, Bridges, and Supplies *3. Road Improvements—Equip, and Supplies — . County Home 1. Salaries A. Superintendent •2 B. Assistant Superintendent C. Additional help to care for inmates Food, clothing, fuel, lights etc., for inmates, and farming expenses G. S. C. Retirement System for County Emp. H. 1. County’s part of Social Security 2. County’s part and withheld from salaries, Travelers Insurance ^ 1 I. S. C. Industrial Commission—Premium for Workmen’s Compensation In*. — J. County Attorney — K. S. C. Police Off. Retirement System 2. CLERK OF COURT A. Salaries and Travel - 1. Clerk of Court 2. Deputy Clerk 3. Clerical Assistant —1 4. Janitor for Court House B- Office Supplies -- - - — ■ - . - 1. Photostat Machine* _J. 2. Filing Desk C. Circuit Court and Civil and Domestic Relations Court j D. Extra Help 3. AUDITOR A. Salaries and Travel 1. Auditor - - *■ 2. First Assistant 3. Second Assistant 4. Third Assistant — — B. Office Supplies — / C. Board of Assessors and Equalization .. TREASURER - , A. Salaries and Travel 1. Treas. and Super, of Tax Col. Office 2. Assistant ...i 3. Extra Help _. Tax Collector 1. Salaries A. Dep. Delinquent Tax Collector _.. C. Office Supplies ... ‘These accounts are itemized on pages 4 and 5 5. SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION A. Salaries and Travel 1. Superintendent of Education 2. Assistant 3. Attendance Teacher 4. Supervisor of School Lunch Program B. Office Supplies ‘ C. Attend Teacher—Aid for Needy Children ..._ 6. SHERIFF A. Salaries and T.-avel c 1. Sheriff . - 2. Chief Deputy . 3. Deputy Sheriffs—9 — — 4. Deputy for Day Work _— 5. Deputy for Night Work — - 6. Jailer ^ 7. Deputy Sheriffs for Mills—3 B. Uniforms and Overcoats . C. Office Supplies D. Radio System 1. Maintenance \ i 2. Supplies 3. Payment on Sheriff’s Radio* - *E. Jail: Water, lights, fuel, disinfectants, dieting of prisftners, etc. 7. JUDGE OF PROBATE A. Salaries and Travel 1. Judge qfjpwbate 2. Clerk .. . y 3. Assistant — —. B. Office Supplies —_... 8. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Salaries, Travel and Office Supplies - 1. County’s part of salaries, travel, office supplies and maint of building — MAGISTRATE ^ A. Salaries 1. Laurens —, ——— 2. Clinton 1 _____ — 3. Cross Hill : 4.. Waterloo _..t 5. Gray Court 6. Youngs .. _ • ——— 7. Scuffletown 8. Sullivans _ — 9. Jacks ..... v _ 10. Joanna : 11. Steno. for Inquests and Preliminaries B. Office Rent, Clinton Magistrate’s Office C. Office Supplies 1. Stamps and Stationery — . D. Payment of jurors in criminal cases and for miscellaneous expenses _ 10. AGRICULTURE A. County Supplement to State Income 1. County Agent 2. Secretary to County Agent 3. Steno, for Home Dem. Agent 4. Assistant County Agent 5. Second Assistant County Agent _ 6. Demonstration Materials— Home Demonstration Agent *B. Agriculture Building—Janitor’s salary, lights, water, feul, phone, repairs, supplies, etc. l C. Club Work 1. Boys’ 4-H gub Work and Receipts Expenditure Balance $ 7,597.50 $ 3,798.78 « $ 3,798.72 2,239.30 1,119.94 1,119.36 3,176.25 1,588.17 1,588.08 2,887.50 1,443.78 1,443.72 800.00 563.95 236.05 10,000.00 5,032.43 4,967.57 100.00 100.00 900.00 450.00 450.00 1,500.00 1,068.79 431.21 56,918.40 25,826.90 31,091.50 93.297.12 55,779.83 37,517.29 50,000.00 ,47,425.14 2,574.86 2,236.08 1,118.04 1,118.04 444.68 222.44 222.44 3,194.40 . 1,677.12 1,517.28 11,456.88 7,309.29 4,147.59 9,300.00 3,888.81 5,411.19 7,225.00 5,913.41' 1,311.59 1,762.41 1,596.74 163.67 2,885.02 2,885.02 500.00 250.00 250.00 4,000.00 1,155.34 2,844.66 5.497,50 2,748.78 2,748.72 3,176.25 1,588.17 1,588.08 2,887.50 1,443.78 1,443.72 3,000.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 5,350.00 1,306.50 4,043.50 3,000.00 932.65 2,067.35 850.00 195.43 654.57 24,500.00 6,164.81 18,335.19 1,000.00 600.00 400.00 2,811.53 1,405.85 1,405.68 3,176.25 1,588.17 1,588.08 2,887.50 1,443.78 1,443.72 2,887.50 481.24 ' 2,406.26 1,867.78 252.39 1,605.39 3,777.67 2,320.16 1,457.51 2,904.53 1,452.29 1,452.24 3,176.25 1,588.17 1,588.06 100.00 27.50 72.50 4,158.00 2,079.00 2,079.00 3,100.00 2,626.26 473.74 1,738.53 869.37 869.16 3,176.25 1,588.17 1,588.08 963.00 481.56 481.44 885.00 442.56 442.44 350.00 99.60 250.31 200.00 • 59.37 140.63 7.597.50 3,798.78 3,798.72 6,384.12 2,794.87 3,589.25 51,787.08 25,894.08 25,893.00 4,554.12 2,277.12 2,277.00 4,254 12 2,127.12 2,127.00 4,254.12 ' - 2,127.12 2,127.00 3,047.97 1,524.33 1,523.64 1,965.45 1,791.52 173.93 800.00 553.67 246.33 900.00 450.00 450.00 500.00 185.09 314.91 2,402.52 1,108.14 1,294.38 12,774.30 7.077.79 5,696.51 6,097.50 3,048.78 3,048.72 3,178.25 1,588.17 1,588.08 2,887.50 1,443.78 1,443.72 1,500.00 378.48 . 1,121.52 25,616.78 10,806.80 v 14,809.96 1,732.50 .. 866.34 866.16 1,397.55 698.79 696.76 320.25 160.13 160.12 320.25 160.13 160.12 320.25 160.13 160.12 320.25 160.13 160.12 320.25 100.13 160.12 320.25 160.13 160.12 ,v: 180.12 320.25 160.13 320.25. 160.13 160.12 800.00 180.00 r 420.00 144.00 72.00 7g.00 400.00 « 188.97 230.03 100.00 - 100.00 2,300.00 572.60 ; 1,727.40 600.00 300.00 300.00 120.00 00.00 .60.00 360.00 180.00 180.00 060.00 380.00 330.00 600.00 300.00 300.00 130.00 19.06 ,100.34 1,190.00 428.51 070.49 100.00 100.00 2. Girls’ 4-H Club Work 3. Negro 4-H Club Work 4. Future Farmers of America ,__ T 3. Future Homemakers D. Negro Copunty Agent—Rent, lights, fuel E. Steno. for Negro Farm Agent 1. Demonstration Material F. Rent 1. A. A. A. Office 2. F. S. A. Office L_ 11. G. Laurens Coop. Breeding Assoc. DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC WELFARE A. Maint., including office expense, and mileage for Child Welfare Worker B. Emergency Aslsstance C. Boarding Home Care D. Aid for,Indigent Aged E. Travel for Employees ... F. Heart Fund . 12. 13. COUNTY SERVICE OFFICE A. County Service Officer B. Secretary to County Service Officer _ C. Office/Supplies and travel DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT A. Salaries . 1. Judge ! 2. Stenographer * 3. 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 FOREST FIRE CONTROL A. Per diem and mileage for board members B. Ranger C. Three Wardens - / . D. Tractor Driver >. 17. 18. MISCELLANEOUS A. County Audit B. Secretary of Delegation—Office expense and telephone C. Lunacy Examinations *D. Contingent E. Board of Registration—3 1. Travel F. Premium on Bonds G. Supplement for Steno. to Probation Officer 1. Office Expense 19. 2. Liaison Office for Solicitor...._. *H. Civil Defense NATIONAL GUARD UNITS A. Laurens B. Clinton 20. 21. CONTRIBUTIONS Trans, and Medicine for Cancer Patients B. Soil Conservation Office ^ 1. Stenographer i i.. \ MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC Area No. 3 Mental Health Clinic _ Laurens County’s prorated contribution ^ ITEMS NOT USTED IN THE SUPPLY BILL Birth Certificate Fee Account ^ Laurens District Hospital—Charity patients N. Y. A. Office Rent Health Center Construction Program Delinquent Tax Collection Fees Clinton District Hospital—Charity patients Library Bond Account *_ Laurens County Planning and Develop ment Board Repairs to Court House Roof 100.00 100.00 175.00 173.00 350.00 900 00 50.00 600.00 270.00 400.00 4,575.00 2,400.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 1,400.00 300.00 5.197.50 2.887.50 2,203.75 ,4,800.00 1,524.60 600.00 18,750.00 2,49*fr) 1,250.00 300.00 i # 200,00 300.00 360.00 120.00 V, 3,500.00 400.00 M,300.00 10,951.70 300.00 450.00 830.38 800.00 50.00 1,800.00 9,036.16 600700 600.00 1,800.00 500.00 600.00 6,700.00 851.50 31,064.96 150.00 946.32 4,130.00 34,364.56 106,935.87 1,000.00 1,450.00 100.00 100 00 175.00 175.00 180.04 169.36 450.00 460.00 50.00 300.00 200.00 s 135.00 135.00 400.00 \ ■ . - ~ • 2,610.99 1,964.01 1,111.44 1,$88.56 950.01 \, 549.99 338.76 061.24 733.64 666.36 149.44 150.56 2,596.78 ' . 2,596.72 1,443.78 1,443.72 563.43 1,640.32 2,400.00 2,400.00 762.36 762.24 300.00 300.00 10,250.04 8,499.96 1,200.00 1,200.00 625.04 624.96 150.00 150.00 160.00 40.00 150.00 150.00 180.00 180.00 120.00 3,430.00 400.00 345.00 7,377.22 150.06 450.00 290.00 400.04 17.11 7,980.81 600.00 600.00 917.58 500.00 600 00 6,700.00 70.00 955.00 3,574.48 140.94 {£40.38 390.96 32.89 1,800.00 1,055.35 "V 882.42 ^7 191.91 _ 10,017.35 3,045.81 13,624.61 95,576.26 659.59 21,047.61 150.00 946.32 1,064.19 20,739.95 11,359.61 1,000.00 1,450.00 ITEMIZED ACCOUNT COURT HOUSE Lights, water and fuel Telephone ; Janitor’s Supplies Parts and Repairs Hardware'. Time Service $ 1,385.67 , 1,494.65 819.21 330.23 91.46 9.00 —v oOO.VD 6.48 668.93 189.48 $ 5,032.43 ROADS-BRIDGES, MAINT., SUPPLIES Food supplies / $11,834.94 Beds, mattress covers, clothing 2,947.05 Janitor’s Supplies, Sheriff’s Office Miscellaneous Supplies Parts and repairs to furnace Fuel for Civil Defense Agency t ■ J Medical Telephone Lights ... . Hardware Parts and Repairs Cleaning supplies Gloves and blades Miscellaneous Expense Grease, Gas, Oil and Fuel Repairs, Tires and Tubes Sand and Lumber Stone Pipe Asphalt Use Tax and Liability Insurance _ ROAD IMPROVEMENT EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Freight and Stone Pipe Asphalt — Pilin g and Lumber Trucks 632.33 „ 118.36 . 664.62 1,469.84 16,152.20 _ 1,327.15 370.81 - 1,859.17 . 11,207.75 . 3,464.37 1,229.69 895.30 288.40 966.37 351.48 $55,779.83 $19,587.39 _ 5,751.78 . 5,220.70 3,549 43 .. 22,315.84 AGRICULTURE BUILDING Salary for Janitor Lights, Water and Fuel Telephone Repairs, new lights and installation _ Janitors’ Supplies CIVIL DEFENSE AGENCY Salary for Director Salary for Stenographer Travel for Director Office Expense State’s share of 1962-63 balance Gas, battery, car radiator cap .. Tag and title for car - Cost of car at Fort Jackson Repairs to car Radio Equipment Refrigerators COUNTY HOME Salary for Cook Food Supplies Lights Telephone Clothing Medical Hardware - Parts and Repairs Gas, Oil and Fuel Miscellaneous Expense Seed and Fertilizer Airsol Bombs Repairs, Tires and Tubes Repairs to County Home JAIL Lights, Water and Fuel . .. Dieting of Prisoners, etc. Telephone — $47,425.14 > "• $ 345.42 _ 3,200.17 418.33 .. 78.39 96.14 833.70 372.45 156.24 927.94 314.06 114.23 22.89 37.51 393.82 CONTINGENT FUND Radio Payments Civil Air Patrol Expense / Expenses, Planning and Devel. Bd. Cost of surveying land for Airport... Medical examinations requested by Coroner and Sheriff - . Publishing Quarterly Report i'__. Pauper Funerals = | 7 Supplies for Coroner Ambulance Service Autopsy : Ligths installed from City Limits of Clinton to Bailey Mem. Hospital.... Indexing Pensions 1 Balance due on 1961-62 Audit of County Books ' S. C. Police Officers Retirement Sys. Stone for parking area at Catholic Church Appraisal 6f land at Clinton Health Center Upkeep of Old Soldiers Graves in Laurens City Cemetery Air Conditioners for Clinton Health * Center ! Medical Clothing Laundry .... Hardware Janitor’s Supplies Tobaeco .—.— Painting and Repairs to Jail Attorney Fee •V Exterminating Service Repairs $ 7,309.29 738.88 4,280.66 109.87 888.43 5146 122.12 25.04 160.52 8.01 774.30 360.80 40.00 50.80 Installing Air Conditioners at Clinton Health Center r _. Travel for James Cain—Court House Janitor . 5% Salary increase for Attendance Teacher—Omitted by error 5% Salary increase for School Lunch Supervisor—Omitted by error ' Extra work for members of the Board of Registration Entrance fees for School Bus Road-E-0 — Liability Ins. fbr Civil Defense Agency’s Car Stone for Hopewell Meth. Church .. . Asphalt uhed on Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Job Extradition fee for prisoners, requested by the Sheriff : cr: $ 120.00 159.07 65.78 7 6.56 8.10 $ 429.51 $ 2,400.00 595.84 930.66 270.15 69.31 23.55 2.50 45.00 6.80 u 3,557.00 80.00 $ 7,980.81 $ 27.24 “ 366.94 65.35 150.00 169.00 479.25 285.00 14.42 155.00 300.00 : 801.09 25.00 411.27 961.70 I 480.00 50.00 300.00 703.80 59.27 300.00 18.15 18.15 «.40 100.00 08.00 600.10 442.00 1.00 $7,077.79 $ 7,377.22 FURMAN E. THOMASON, Supervisor, Laurens County