The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 02, 1964, Image 8

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! r 8 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Cliatoa, S. C^ Thursday, July 2, 1964 — , « « f a V ( I I I I « 1 I < I i Considerable Damage ai Intersection Three men were Injured in a one-car wreck at the inter section of S. C. Highways It and 3M (North Broad St.) Sat urday at 5:45 a. m. City Policemen Horace Horton and Chesley Richards, who investigated, identified the men as Garnette Ginn Alvin South of Whitmire, and James Motes of Clinton. AD three were taken to Bailey Memorial Hospital where South and Motes were treated and dismissed. Ginn, said to be the driver, was listed in fair condition ear lier this week. The investigating officers said the vehicle, traveling to ward the city, went out of control on Highway 72, left the road on the right side and knocked over a gasoline pump at the M. B. Hipp Service Station and clipped down four high way signs. Charges of drunkenness were lodged against South and Motes, who posted bond, it was stated. Charges against Ginn await his dismissal from the hospital.—Photo by Paul Quinton. Mrs. E. S. Corley Dies On Friday Mrs. Lillian Clark Corley, 76, died suddenly Friday night at her home, 208 North Adair St., after a brief illness. A native of Hickry, N. C., she lived in Clinton six years. Her parents were the late Al exander W. and Sarah Wilson Clark. She was a member of the Clinton ARP Church. She was the last member of her immediate family. Surviving are her husband, E. S. Corley; a son, George B. Corley of Clinton; a daughter, Mrs. Catherine C. Desportes of Columbia; and three grand sons. Funeral service swere con ducted Sunday at 3:00 p. m. at Gray Funeral Home by Rev. J. H. Darr and Dr. C. B. Betts. Burial was Rosemont ceme tery Pallbearers were nephews. Oscar J. Bolt Laurens — Oscar Jesse Bolt, 60, of Rt. 3, Laurens, died at his home Friday at 11:40 a m. after eight months of illness. A native and lifelong resident of Laurens County, son of the late George H. and Emma Lov ing Bolt, he was a member of Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Minnie Pitts Bolt: a son, Oscar J. Bolt Jr, of Laurens; two daughters, Mrs. Dennon O. Jones of Taylors and Mrs. Billy N. Tollison of Savannah, Ga.; a brother, George W. (Dick) Bolt of Laurens; a sister Miss Mary Bolt of Laurens; and nine grandchildren. Funeral services were con ducted Sunday at 4 p.m. at Ken nedy Mortuary by Rev. F. M. Julian. Rev. John Thomas Mor row and Rev. Roger Gallion. Burial was in Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church cemetery. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients currently at Bailey Memorial Hospital include: Trenton—Thomas Edward Os borne. Clemson—Mrs. Judy Hooper. Columbia—Mrs. Edith S. Ful mer and Mrs. Sarah Boyce. Cross Anchor — Mrs. Judy L. Parks. Whitmire — Garnett M. Ginn and James Shirley. Joanna — George W. Morse, Oscar V. Harley, Dennis Holson- back. Clinton—Mrs. J. Lee Young, Barry Whitman, Roland C. Wil kie, Mrs. Brenda Wilson, Mrs. Agnes B. Robinson, Mrs. Louise B. Homines, Mrs. James Price, Graham J. Osborne, Mrs. A. W. McGee and baby boy, Mrs. Annie O. Lawson, Mrs. E. A. Jacks and baby boy, Hubert F. Johnson, Johnnie Johnson, Mrs. Neely E. Hamilton, Jerry Huey, Mrs. Janie Hill, Miss Shirley Holden, Richard Farmer, Mrs. Annie Dillishaw, William Terry Camp bell, George Cato and Manning R. Burgess. Colored patients include: Newberry — Nathaniel Wil liams. Mountville—James Pressley. Joanna—Mrs. Sara Higgins. Chappels—Mrs. Ora Bell Cun ningham and baby girl. Clinton — Mrs. Ethel Mae Young, Cally Watson, Dale Wat son, John H. Williams, Miss 01- lian Vance, Loretta Simpson, Mrs. Essie Bell Swindler, Jessie W. Richard, Mrs. Sammie Pyles, Mrs. Mattie B. Little, Moore baby boy, Mrs. Gertrude Klnard, James Henry Johnson, Mrs. Ida Mae Henderson, Leroy Davis, Dunlap baby girl, Mrs. Alvenes Barksdale, Campbell baby girl, and Wlster Chappell. Discharged patients include: Great Falls—Mrs. Paul Brown. Owings — Mrs. Margaret Du pree. Columbia — Mrs. Peggy Joyce Trotter. Joanna—Mrs. Horace Finley. Cross Hill—Wanda King. Kinards—Marshall A. (Gus'j Cannon. Laurens — Mrs. Milas Smith and Elbert Chapman. Mountville — Mrs. Shirley Da vis and Eugene E. Carter. Clinton—Mrs. Alvin Whitmire and baby boy, Jeff D. Boland, Sr., Miss Patricia Godfrey, Miss Kate Milam, Dave W. Lawson, Mrs. Nan Frick, Mrs. Linda L. Brown and baby girl, John W. Allen, Roy Leathers, Jospeh N. Corley, Mrs. Ada Bond, Mrs. Wilton King, Claude A. Madden, Cole L. Blease, C. T. Satterfield, Mrs. W. C. Holbert, Mrs. Bilie Campbell, Miss June Campbell, Mrs. Candida Corley and baby boy, Mrs. Lillie Deyton, Mrs. Cleo Lepoard. Colored patients discharged in clude: Cross HiU—Mrs. Willie M. Mil ler. Whitmire—Joe H. Johnson. Clinton—Mrs. Henrietta Byrd, Mrs. Mary L. 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