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r Clinton, g. C n Thuraday, June 18, 1964 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE VFW Launches Project in County Commander Mae Rouse (6S-«4) and Luke Van Ness (64- 65) announce that Slmpson-Medlock VFW Post 3354, Laurens, has launched a project dubbed “Operation Loan Closet,” that will make available to any Laurens County resident, veteran or not, sick-room equipment, such as wheel chairs, beds, crutches, invalid walkers, etc., for free home use on a tem porary basis. Workers are conducting a county-wide canvass to raise funds for these ambulatory aids. They will carry let ters of introduction signed by post and county officials. The cooperation of the public will be greatly appreciated, post of ficials stated. This is a community service, state-wide in hi the photo: hack row—Edgar W. Stone, quartermaster; Mrs. Cheryl Tyler, project worker; Luke Van Ness, command er (64-66); front row—“Chig” weathers, house manager; Bill Sharpe, area commander. Upper inset—Macdonald “Mac” Rouse, commander (63-64); lower inset—Watson Campbell, 4th District commander. Public Records MARRIAGE LICENSES y ISSUED Duckett McDonald Adair and Melanie Pant Martin of Clin ton. Donald Rodney Holcombe and Ruby Louise Hall of Lau rens. Evans Williams Hunt of Bradley and Nancy Miller of Greenwood. Haskell D. Roddy and Mary Lois Hyman of Woodruff. Samuel Orion Hairston of Laurens, and las Lee McAl ister of Climar. Kenneth Hendrix Watson and Sylvia Joan Hudson of Lau- Charles Henry Roney of Philadelphia, Pa., and Martha Lee Sasser of Laurens. William Leon Glenn, Jr., of Columbia, and Barbara Jo Boyce of Joanna. ,( PROPERTY TRANSFERS H. R. Bolton to Robert Pra ther, lot in South Heights Sub division, Laurens, for $10.00 and other considerations. Dorothy O. Scott to James E. Anderson, lot on Shands St., Clinton, for $10.00 and oth. er considerations. J. C. Fortner to Jimmie B. Tinsley and Mozelle P. Tins ley, lots in the City of Clinton for $700.00. E. G. Bramlett to Daniel and Sandra Steadman, lot in Bram lett Woods for $10.00 and other considerations. A. E. Holton to Helen E. Jackson, lot in Greenacres, Waterloo Township, for $306.00. THANKS TO ALL! I wish to cxpraK my sincere thanks to the voters of Laurens County who supported me so generously and re-nominated me as one of their County Conunisaten- ers hi the primary on June 9. This expression of your confidence will always be cherished. GEORGE M. PENLAND THANK YOUL To the voters of the Clinton, Lydia, Joanna, Mount- ville and Hopewell sections, I thank you few the splen did vote of confidence shown by electing me your Magistrate of Hunter Township. With the help of God and my many friends I will always strive to live to your expectations as your Magistrate. Again I you. Charles T. (Buddy) Oakley PERSONAL MENTION ATTENDING CAMP GREENVILLE __ Young Clintonians attending camp at Camp Greenville this week are Larry Brehmer, Tom my Davis, Larry Addis, and G. Ramage. Miss Miss Kathy Crayton re turned Tuesday after a weeks visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thad Stevens in Raleigh. She was accompanied home by her grandmother, Mrs. J. C. Crayton, also of Raleigh, who will visit for several days. Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Crayton. Miss Jape Sturgeon of Durham, N. C. was weekend guest of her mother, Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon. HAVE RETURNED TO CLINTON TO MAKE HOME Mr. and Mrs William Hatton and children, Carol, Bill, and Mike, have returned to this city and are making their home on Fifth Ave. For several years they made their home in Flor ence. Mrs. Hatton is the former Miss Joanne Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson. ATTEND ADAIR FUNERAL Among the out of town rela tives and friends here for the funeral services of Mr. R. Chris Adair were: Mr. and Mrs. James F. Adair, Bethesda, Md.; Mr and Mrs. Chandler Griggs, Ar lington, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Adair, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H Hope of Rock Hill; Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Adair, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cauthen, Mr. and Mrs. Halmon Coker, Mrs. Cora McQuiston, Miss Ann Marshal], and Miss Lila Dillard of Columbia. Others were: Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Leaman, Mrs. Josh Craig, Mrs. Dewey H. Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Ughtsey, Mrs. S. L. Leaman of Green wood; Mrs. S. A. Leaman, Mrs. Bob Baggott, Amon McCormack and Oertel Dees of Augusta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Finney, and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Coates of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hollings worth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth, Miller Leaman, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Leaman, Mrs. C. S. Pinson, Mrs. William Wightman, Miss Eleanor Dial of Cross Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Workman, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, and Miss Gertrude Smith of Kinards; Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Hunter, Gray Court; Grady Stratton, Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Leaman Jr. Winston- Salem, N. C. Also Mrs. James Moore, Miss Frances Moore, Mrs. Carl Hart, York; Mr. and Mrs. George H. Young, Mrs. John WUkes, Ern est Easterby, Laurens; Mrs. Ro- mayne Hamilton, Easley; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Woodham, Bishop- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jack- son, Gable, Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, Tom Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Barnett of Great Falls; Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, Miss Ruth Williams, John McCaskill, Vaides*, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McQuiston, Henderson, Ky.; J. B. Townsend, Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Henry, Leesville. Public Records Everett H. Caldwell to Wil- Uam O. Edge and Sybil M. Edge, lot on Lake Greenwood for $3.00 and other considers- Synodical School Faculty Faculty members for the 17th annual Synodical Training School for Presbyterian Women of the Church, S. C. Synod, in session this week at Presbyterian College, are, from left, top row, Mrs. John W. McQueen of Charleston; Mrs. Mable C. Morley of Atlanta, Ga.; and Mrs. R. E. Wallin of Colum bia, Mo.; and bottom row, Dr. Charles B. Cousar and Dr. Dean Greer McKee of Decatur, Ga.; Dr. Marc C. Weer- sing of Clinton; and Rev. Joseph R. Woody of Nashville. Tenn. IN THIS “Do-It-Yourself Age” SEE — *- liams, 1 acre in the City of Laurens for $600.00. Claude A. Madden to Robert Marion Turner and Shirley I. Turner, 1.46 acres in Scuffle- town Township for $150.00. Mittie Pearl Campbell to R. P. Barnes and Mabel H. Barnes, .48 of an acre for $10.00 and other considerations. A. E. Holton to Helen S. Jackson, lots in Greenacres, Waterloo Township, for $1,070. Walkre Ledford and Evelyn Snyder Ledford to Stylecraft Homes Corporation, 142.2 acres for $3.00 and other considera- tions. Johnnie M a k i n to M. H. Hunter, Jr., lot in the City of Laurens for $1,693.25. Nora F. Stribling to Edna Katherine Stribling, 109 acres in Waterloo Township for $1.00 and other considerations. George L. Phinney to W. M. Cunningham, 1 acre in Cross Hill Township for $450.00. L. H. Smith to Samuel M. Hester, Jr., lot near Cothran’s Bridge, Lake Greenwood, for $10.00 and other considerations. James E. Brown to A. E. Al- well papers; general studies; and teutons of the 1964 exander, lot in subdivision of thesis and dissertations about school. He obtained both Ida BA property of W. Roy Manley for $4,500.00. him - arid MA degrees from the UnL Robcrt F Ranks tn Robert f Brown hfl s served on the PC versity of South Carolina aad and Maraaret E Banks 31 85 faculty during the P ast year and has done additional graduate ^esTf^Ln Towtlip ior " «“ u > “ V^derbU. Unlv"*,. $5.00. E. H. Reeves to Canal Wood Corporation, 50 acres and 41 acres in Dials Township for $10.00 and other considerations. PC Professor Publishes Work On James Boswell A bibliography on James Bos well entitled “Boswellian Stu dies” has been published by An thony E. Brown, assistant, pro fessor of English at Presbyterian College. In this catalog of the critical writing on the subject of James Boswell and his work, Brown has “attempted to organize into a single instrument as much of the primary material and secondary work as my resources have per mitted.” The five sections in clude: editions of Boswell’s works, with particular attention to his “Life of Samuel Johnson”; biographies of Boswell; the Bos- St Andrews Graduate Horace D. Payne Jr., son of Mrs. H. D. Payne and the late Mr. Payne, was a member of the graduating class at St. Andrews College, Laurfnburg, N. C. His degree is a bachelor of science in business administraotion. Mr. Payne will enter the National Guard for four months at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas, and then will be sent to For Jackson, Co lumbia for two months. THE HANDY MAN’S BOOK (Better Homes and Gardens) ^ • 1 ' • '• U * THE CHRONICLE Stationery Shop ASPHALT PAVING DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS Contact SAM POWER, Jr. Call Collect, 682-3778, Laurens, S. C. Your New York Life Agent In Clinton Is MILFORD SMITH SPECIAL NYLIC AGENT 200 Elm Street _ _ Phone 883-1154 -Life Insurance —Pension Pinas —Annuities —Group Insurance JULY 4 CLOSING LEWIS TV SERVICE, JOANNA, WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF JUNE 27-JULY 4 LEWIS TELEVISION SERVICE Dial 697-5802 Joanna To The Voters of Laurens County: I wish to express my sincere thanks to the voters of Laurens County who supported me in my race for the State Senate in the primary on June 9. I shall always be grateful DAVID S. TAYLOR THANK YOU I wish to express my thanks to the roters of Scuffle- town Township for their support in re-ofeeting me as Magistrate in the Democratic primary on Jane 9. I shall continue to serve to the best 6f my ability. Robert E. Elmore / TO THE VOTERS OF LAURENS COUNTY Thank you for re-electing me as one of yonr County Conun isskmers. I deeply appreciate H. It is an honor and privilege to serve sock good people. I am hwmbiy grateful and will esntinns to ds my PAUL S. ODELL First National Investment Co. to Midland Guardian Com pany of Georgia, 1 acre in Wa terloo Township for $6.00 and other cnosiderattons. Frank Miller and Flora May- belle Miller to Ralph Willis Miller, 11.17 acres in Youngs Township for 63.00 and other considerations. David R. Snipes and E. W. Page to Jessie H. Flint, lot on Hooker Ave., Laurens, for $280. Stewart M. Thomson and Jane C. Ellis to Roy N. Arm strong, lots in I. L. Donkle Subdivision for $300.00. Modern Homes Construction Co. to Billy Joe Pitts, lot in Sullivan Township for $1,800.00. W. T. Bolt and Eileene Bolt to Levenia McIntyre, lot in the City of Laurens for $10.00 and other considerations. Joe H. Bonds to John Les lie, lot in Holiday Acres Sub division for $10.00 and other considerations. Robert Lee Gary to Mitchell Patterson, lots in Washington Heights Subdivision, Laurens, for $1,260.00. Hubert L. Simmons and Sara Francos S. Simmons to Jamas Wilford Simmons, .86 of an aero in the Harmony com munity for $1.60 and other con siderations. Sara B. Copeland to Joe H. Bonds, lot in the Lakewood De velopment, Clinton, for $10.00 and other M. H. Hunter, Jr., and Boyd H. Parham to J. A. Boh, let in Waterloo Township for 618.00. James B. Anderson to Wil liam O. Lewis and Daisy G. Lewis, lot in Dogwood Circle, Clinton, for $10.00 and othsr William H. Knight to Huston R. Thompson and Etrulia K. 1J6 acres In SulM- for FATHERS M mui s NORRIS SPORT SHIRTS Button Downs with abort sleeves. In stripes and Pat terns. 2.99 and 3.99 HUBBARD PANTS Cool Summer Slacks for the Dad who wants Msarely For the asan ef From 7.95 WINGS DRESS SHIRTS Short Sleeves, Whites and Solids. Gaol Comfort 2.99-3.99 SOCKS—Whites, SoHds aM Cay Pattaraa—SSe-t.M TIES Special Gifts for any Dad are these casual rammer ties. SI.00-32.50 PAJAMAS Shorties and Langs hi smart puttonm and csiars. 2.99 SEWELL SUITS Our suits are the last word in luxury for the discrim inating man’s cool wear. Dsl* cron and Cotton, Dacran and Wool From •. • *34 95 WORK CLOTHES Buy him the work clothes he needs. At our store yen’ll find a complete line of Quality Work Clothes by Fly. WATCHES—Bulova, Benrus, Betforte, Timex Father’s Day YORK 8 TRANSISTOR RADIO ... «* $24.95 FATHER WANTS: -STRAW HATS —handkerchiefs —SWIMSUITS —CAMPING -SPORT COATS —WALKING —SHORTS -BELTS EQUIPMENT —FISHING SHORTS -T-SHIRTS —CIGARETTE —Am EQUIPMENT -SHOES —PORTABLE T.V. LIGHTERS CONDITIONERS o 1 CLINTON And LYDIA AAILLS STOI CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA