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— t 0 Clinton, S. Thursday, May 28, 1964 Personal and Social News of Joanna MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correspondent-Representative Telephone 697-6440 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garner Mrs. O’Merria Wicker joined of Newport, Tenn., and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watts in Perry Campbell of Laurens, Atlanta, Ga., and they all spent spent several days recently with the week-end at the Watts’ cot- Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Franks. tage at the Isle pf Palms. Last week-end visitors in Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hogan Cherokee, N. C., were Mr. and of Holly Hill, Fla., spent a few Mrs. Shealy King of Clinton, days last week with his mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrix Mrs. Gus Cannon, and Mr. Can- of Newberry. non. Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Crocker Billy, Chucky, and Marty, of had as week-end guests their Atlanta are spending the grandson, Scott Wilferson, of week with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Whitmire. Jenkins. Tommy Jenkins, stu- Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Simmons, dent at Massey Junior College, Tommy and Becky, spent Wed- Atlanta, spent the week-end nesday and Thursday at Maggie here. Valley, N. C. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Trophy Winners at Clinton High School These were the winners of trophies presented Friday at the banquet of the Clinton High School Athletic Associa tion. Left to right, they are: Kathy Smith, most valuable guard; Ray Mc Call, most valuable in baseball; Mary Nettles, most valuable forward; Bill Shields, most valuable in tennis; San dra Huggins, most valuable forward; Phil Rogers, most valuable in track and basketball.—Photo by Yarborough. drinks); building and equip ment, Harvey Foster. Departmental workers are: Nursery I, Mrs. Alice Dunaway and Mrs. L. B. Trammell; Nurs ery II, Mrs. Phil Abner, Mrs. Vera White and Mrs. Ottie Miles; Beginner I, Mrs. C. E. Leopard, Miss Susie Black, Mrs. Mary Patterson, and Mrs. Charles Meadors; Beginner II, Miss Sandy Leopard, Mrs. J. W. Campbell, Mrs. J. L. Arnold, and Miss Zane Bagwell; Primary I, Mrs. JamVs Bryson, Mrs. J. C. McKenzie, Mrs. W. L. Godwin, and Mrs. Robert T. White; Pri mary II, Mrs. J. L. McCauley, Mrs. Linda Smith, Mrs. Robert Spencer, and Mrs. James Hill. Junior I. Mrs. Harvey Foster, Mrs. J. T. Elison, Mrs. Roy Haupfear and Harvey Foster; Junior II, Mrs. Marvin DeYoung, Mrs. A. W. Ridings, and Mrs. Houston Trammell; Intermedi ate, Mrs. Floyd Hellams, Mrs. Paul Ward and Mrs. Ed Wells, craft, Marvin DeYoung, Robert Sr., and Mrs. Alvin Bagwell as- Spencer, Joe Corley, John Allen, sisting with handcraft; Junior Charles Meadors, J. L. Arnold, and Intermediate Boys’ hand- and L. B. Trammell. ROOFING FREE ESTIMATES Security Reefing Co. Simpsonville, S. C. Phone 963-4213 GET A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT THREE DAYS ONLY! Thursday-Friday Saturday May 28-29-30 MOMS: to AM -1 PM; 1 PM - 9 PM • NO APPOINTMIMT NHDCD • SHICT10N OP MWAl POMS • PUU POM POITtAlT O SADIES AMO CHILMEN OP AU A OH • POtmUUT PWJVWO AT STOPS A MW PAYS AfYM TAJCIM BELK'S DEPT. STORE CLINTON, S. C. ington, D. C. BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN Her corsage was of white carna tions and tuberoses. Donald Meadors spent last Tuesday supper guests of Mrs. Susan Livingston, Yynn Byars, week in Greenwood with Mr. Floyd Pitts and Bonnie were Weldon Barnes, Cathy Nabors, and Mrs. Ray Estes. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Dean of Jimmy Bedenbaugh, Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Senn and Philadelphia, Pa. On Saturday Barnes, Kathy Berry, Nancy Steve attended the funeral of Mrs - Pitts an<1 Bonnie spent Hayes, Jean Abrams, Karen Na- Mrs Senn’s father, Reedy B. th e day in Greenville. bors, Donna Brannon, Linda Gilliam in Gilbert on Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Elbert Boyce Davenport. Sue Davenport. Dale Ross Gilliam attended also spent Sunday in Rock Hill with Nabors, Susan Davenport, and Miss Gertrude Webb and Mrs. ” r . Mr » ^ Betty Webb were Saturday eve- an ? son - and attended the >> a c- MODE-BURNS VOWS nine guests of Mrs. Bessie Jen- ca ;? llreat ? ?, ermoa at Winthrop^ Miss Virginia Sue Mode o( Jo- nines in Duncan. On Saturday J"? M K rS . K a y , B ° yCC a " d anna, became the bride of Claude afternoon Mrs. Lorrine Webb and l " of S’ . 1 ? 6 , T'm the „ wcek ' Hughes Bums on May 21 at 12 Mrs. Van Prater and son of i nd ' ,dth Mr and Mrs - “«Hou o clock noon at the Mountville Camden, visited the Webbs. oyce. Baptist Church. Mr nnH Mr« svemir PhiUn. ATTEND WORLD’S FAIR The double ring ceremony was spent several days last week in Mr and Mrs ’ Herbert Cockrell performed in the presence of the BufkrtJne Ba iito Jv and wlU retUrn on Friday after a immediate families a few MRuujbii n<*jin anH farnflv ^r>n tw0 weeks vacation. They ^ at- Close friends, with the Rev. thPv D n ttenHpH tended 016 World’s Fair in New James W. Harris officiaUng. The Mrs Claude Adair’s 50th wed- Y ° rk While there visited weddin K music was rendered by Hino •nniirarenrv rniohmtinn in Mr - Cockrell’s brother and fam- Mrs. Harris. Hollywood Fla Enroute 10 New York they The couple entered the church Mr. and’Mrs.' Elvin Floyd re- together ^ bride wore a white turned to Columbia on Monday ^o-piece embossed cotton en- after spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Foyd. On Sunday afternoon they all Q n Thursday Tommy Simmons The church was simply dec- celebrated his 5th birthday. On orated with two floor baskets of Saturday his mother, Mrs. Bob- white gladioli, English dogwood art Brown and Mrs by Sirnmons . at their home on and snowballs. nnr..»w. ..i_t Laurens St., honored him with a Mrs. Burns is the daughter of birthday party, and he celebrat- Mr. and Mrs. Summie Albert ed it again with a host of little Mode of Joanna. Mr. Burns is girls and boys. They enjoyed the son of Mrs. Janie Coates .. „ outdoor games to suit the occas- Burns and the late Milton Her- Mrs^ Baxter Williams and Mr ion beforc Tommy opened his Burns Sr Qf MountviIle and Mrs. Boy a gifts. Refreshments were served Mrs. Burns is employed by Jo- ion. were guests of Mr and Mr*. by RIrs Simmong and her moth anna Mills and Mr Burns by the T - G M “ r P f hy °" anH Mrs. W. J. Dunlap. Kay wood Corporation Mr and Mn. Dicky Watts and BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Following a short wedding trip Dawn of Clinton, were Sunday GURNEY the couple is making their home „°t. r . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gurney with the bridegroom’s mother in C H. Caldwell. B was a .pecia of Fayetteville N c Mountvile. dinner honoring Mrs. CaldweU s birth of a son, Derek Leon, Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. FayetteviHe.^The^^ve 8P one ^ Qv ^ son Street a^MrT ce w a e n s ?e! a SciTrew wd ^ T* Nath * n Dalp M « Church Prepares and Mrs. Wesley Cocitrell ana Gurney is the former Miss Patsv r w .. r - , Freddie of Prosperity, and Mr Derrick of Joanna ^ 0r VoCOtlOII ScflOOl and Mrs. Alvin Whitmire of DAVENPORT David Street Baptist Church C1 i” ton v . w wwj Mr and Mr * Howard Daven- ann <>u n <** the folowing faculty. Miss Judy Dobbins, student at port announce the birth of a son de P artm ents and dates for the Newberry College, is spending David on M ’ annual VacaUon Bible School: a few days with her parents, 5 M rs Davenport is the former Registration and praparation Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dobbins, be- Mj ss Evelyn Martin. day f° r P u Pi ,s . nursery through BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING interm ediate age. and for the Bi- ANNIVERSARIES ble faculty will be Satur- “Happy Birthday” to Geneva day ’ May 30 ' frorn 8:30 to 10:30 Floyd. Rusty Yarborough, and a ' m ' A parade is scheduled visited J. G. Floyd in Newberry. Miss Patricia Brown of Colum bia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Stew- Brown on Saturday. Sunday visi tors of the Browns were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Lau rens. tween semesters. A VOTE FOR WEHUNT IS A VOTE FOR lob Opportunities t - : I will work diligently to attract additional industry to locate in Laurens County. I will do everything within my power, to secure industries that w ill pay a livable wage. I want industries that will employ hundreds, not just a handful. We have too many people earning $30 to $60 per week, who are capable of earning much more if the opportunity were here. To make more jobs we need new industries plus the expansion of existing industry. I realize these are easy things to say. But WE CAN GET these industries to Laurens County if we really dig in and do something in stead of wishing and talking. A vote for Wehunt is a vote for actual in-, dustrial progress. Vestus L Wehunt » *■ Candidate For Democratic Nomination House of Representatives From Laurens County DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY JUNE 9 Rook Thomas. Many happy returns of the da> on Friday to Dora Edmunds, Merl Honeycutt and Johnnv Buck Banks. On Saturday S-Sgt. and Mrs Harold L. Gardner will observe at 10:00 a. m. The Bible School will be held Monday through Friday, June 1-5, 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. A picnic is planned for the pupils, the faculty, parents and friends on Friday at 7:00 p. m. General officers for the school IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DONT GET THE NEWS a wedding anniversary and aKn are listed: Pas tor and principal, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Delany Con- ReV ' M Floyd Hellams; assist- nie Prater will have a birthdav ant P rinci P al - Mr8 - James Bry- B. C. Flow and T. G Murohv 80n; music director * M ”. Alvin will celebrate birthdays May 31 Bagwe11 : Pianist, Miss Judy Ab- two couples will have wedding ner: 8ecretar y* Mrs Ed Wells, anniversaries. They are Mr and Sr ’ re f reshrn ents, Mrs. Laura Mrs. Hack Prater and Mr and Mae Howard V* 1 WMU ladies Mrs. C. H. Oswalt. (cookies), and Louie Webb (soft On Monday, June 1, Mrs. Belle Tew will be 82 years old., Wednesday, June 3, Hubert Lindsay and Mildred Workman will celebrate birthdays. PIANO RECITAL HELD Pupils of Mrs. Gladys Nabors gave their recital on Saturday evening at the Joanna club house. The students participat ing were Ginger Wehunt, Julie Prater, Susan Tinsley, Melanie Prater, Leonard Foyd, Kippie Crapps, Keith Brannon, Susan Brown, Colette Floyd, Lynn Na bors, Tommy Bedenbaugh, Kathy Murphy, Laura Waits, FREE ESTIMATES! ON ALL FENCING NEEDS! Soldcmd Installed By SEARS 034411, Clinton, 8. C. * m NO MONEY DOWN! 5000 S & H GREEN STAMPS ON EACH HOME PURCHASED WE FINANCE — 120 PAYMENTS FIRE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE AVAILABLE We Install Sheet Rock, Wiring and Build Flue JIMMY R. NELSON, Mgr. SHELL HOMES, Inc. OF LAURENS S. Harper St. Ext. — Across Bridge P. 0. Box 722 Call Collect Day: 682-7501 — Night: 845-7329 ELECT LEROY (BUD) KEEBLE SHERIFF of LAURENS COUNTY Active Member of the First Baptist Church of Laurens. He Attended Presbyterian College. Worked at Laurens Mills Five Years. Married To Grace Garrett of Laurens. Graduate of F. B. I. National Academy Washington, D. C. Returned To Academy in 1949 For Post-Grad uate Work In Fingerprint Identification.' 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