The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 29, 1964, Image 13
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Wert Clinton News
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Visit Fanner in Veterans Hospital
MBS. MVBBAT ADAMS
m Bailey St, Dial t»-MZ4
Mrs. Claude Fanner, Miss
Jerry Coker son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest Wells is at Bafiey
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. David Owens remains ill
v.Th irir TZ r ’ * “ her ****■
Velda and Mr. and Mrs. Ran- Mr . p.,,. h m
dell Fanner visited Claude Far- Bailey Memorial Hospital
Those here for Hugh Cunning
ham’s funeral were: Mr. and
Mrs. Ansel Godfrey, Mrs. Dor
mer who is a patient in the vet-
o eran hospital in Columbia, Sun
day.
^ ?/!£■ W Wert, Mra. Andiew'Sewart,
vme was a wcent guest of Mr. Mike stewart CarroU Owens,
and Mrs. J. D. Hanley. PhUlip HoUowey Mrs. Watt Ste-
Mrs. B. B. Stroud is visiting at wart, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Avery,
. Myrtle Beach this week. from Laurens, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Essie Garner and family Johnie Stradelsky of Madden,
of Chester visited Mrs. Paul Mrs. Lillian Cartee, Nanoline
Foster and other relatives' here Bryson Leon Cunningham from
Sunday. Spartanburg, Mr. and Mrs. Wll-
Rev. L. L. Powell and Mrs. u * m O'"" 0 ’ Mrs. Stanley Queen
Powell the Denaes and from Cowpens, Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton wedding fa Johnsonvil- Leroy Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. I.
le last week, Mrs. Carlton is v - Godfrey, Mrs. Mattie Willartl
their granddaughter. from Greenville
M 4 Miss Pat Lowery and Miss A revival is in progress at
Mary Mary Brachett of Ashe- Sloan St. Church of Prophecy
ville, N. C. were guests Saturday and will continue through the
of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lowery week. Rev. R. V. Larman of
and family. Conaway. S. C„ Is the evangelist.
_j Mrs. Herbert Love and chil- Sp f£ ia l T*!? ® ach #venin «- Tbe
dren, Mrs. Sallie Dalton and pul>Uc lB lnv * t#d '
Barnest Cooler of Belton and BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Mrs. Mary Ott were guests of Mni R - H. Littleton gave her
Mr. and Mrs. Hode Dalton Sun- 8011 Joel * surprise party at her
day. home Saturday evening. Mr. and
Walton Lanford from Char- Wrs. W. T. Long and family of
lotte, N. C., visited relatives Mr and Mri Jaroe *
here during the week-end. Rhodes of Laurens, Mr. and
Mr. Mrs. George Lawson Mrs. and Mrs. - Terry Campbell
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs and Mi * 8 Haiel HoweU, Mrs.
Littlejohn in Duncan. Jane Jac kson of Ware Shoals.
Mrs. Claude Wallensine. Mrs. Mrs - L® 1 * Rush was honored
Maxie Wallenzfas and girts vis- Sunday on her 7Srd birthday at
ited Mrs. Geneva Coker in her home with a dinner. Rev. R.
5! Greenwood Sunday, also Mr. and L Ru,h “»<* fomily, Mrs. Lyda
Mrs. Richard WaBsnsine and Todd > Mr - and Mrs. J. W. Reece
children of Belvedere, were and son - Mrs. Frank Deadwyler
guests of the Wallansines. 1111(1 children, Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trammell Leopard, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
lost their home in Woodruff by Nelson of Laurens were there for
fire. the occasion.
Mrs. Arthur Sanders is s pa- NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS
tient at Bailey Memorial hos- Bobby Quinn Nov. 1st; Mrs.
pital. jim Tinsley, Nov. 2nd; Mrs.
Sandra Campbell was in Char- John Mayo, Ann Thompson and
Rston last week tor a check Mrs. Arthur Davis afl on No-
W. vember 3rd, Barry McGee the
4th, Mrs. Oscar Kinards, Nov.
9th; Mrs. Paul Wilbanks. Nov.
6th; Mrs. Richard Turner and
Mrs. Metis Nov. 7th; Ott Thom
as, Evan Lever and Janice
CauDRnan Nov. 8; Mrs. Brooks
Dunaway, Billy Lowery and Mrs.
Thelma Suttle Nov. 9th; Bobbie
Roberts and Dana Turner 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Downs
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Coggin, Greer.
Mrs. Linda Gilstrap of Green
ville visited her parents last
week end.
Order Seedlings
W. J. Barker, Glemsoa exten
sion forestry loader, has sent
dot a call to landowners to get
their forestry seedlings ordered.
“Tree planting time begins tbe
latter part of November In some
areas. The South Carolina For
estry Commission nursery needs
to have your order booked now
in order to give you tbe best
service on delivery,” Barker
said.
Thsre’s plenty of Mash, Lob
lolly, and Long Leaf pine seed
lings now. An early order
through any of your county agri
cultural leaders will insure that
you get what you need.
The nursery. also has White
Pine, Yellow Pine, and Red Ce
dar seedlings, and also Scotch
Pine Short Leaf Pine, and Vir
ginia Pie. £
Some of th« broad leaf seed
lings include Cottonwood cut
tings and Black Walnut.
No orders will be filled for less
than 900 seedlings. If you need
less than this quantity, perhaps
your county agent can consoli
date your order with other small
orders and make the purchase
anyway.
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Public Records
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
Kate A. Denny to Anne R.
Denny, 1 acre in Cross Hill
Township for $5 00, love and af
fection.
Joe Batson to C. D. Brown and
Geraldine Brown, lot in Green
acres for $600.00.
David fe. Barnett to Doris L.
Davis, lot on Clemson Avs. for
$H0.60.
Hubert L. Penland to Larry
Joe Penland, 1 acre near Bell-
view Church for $10.00 and other
considerations.
A. E. Holton to Mrs. Harold W.
Pettit, tract in Greenacres for
$1,800.00.
Charles H. Hughes to Robert
S. Holmes, lot on Lakewood
Drive for $10.00 and other con-
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siderations.
Clyde Bennett to A. Y. Bryson,
2 acres in Waterloo Township tor
$100.00.
Walter W. and Edith K. Van
Ness to Billy Melton Toilison, lot
on Church St., Laurens, for
$10.00 and other considerations.
Edgewater Club, Inc., to Jerry
E. Holloman and Dorothy J. Hol
loman, lot in Edgewater Club
Estates for $297.00.
Thurston R. Giles to James H.
Lewis and Margaret W. Lewis, G. C. King to
lot on Springdale Drive, Ototon, and Marganst B.
for $10.00 and other consider*- acres fa Dials
tions. $10.00 and falMy
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