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THE CUNTON CHBONICLE CUbUm, 8. C, Thursday, March 4, IMS DuPont Manager John A. Laberee, manager of the Southern district of DuPont’s Extension Division, will address the Presbyterian College student body on Friday morning. He is scheduled to speak at the regular 10:00 a. m. chapel exercises, and the public is cor dially invited to attend. Immediately following this ap pearance, Laberee wil meet with the class on public finance to discuss the subject “Manage ment of a Large Corporation.” With a later class on Economic Thought and International Trade, he will discuss “Ameri can Corporations in Internation al Trade.” The program is under the di rection of Dr. Fred Chapman, chairman of the PC economics department. It will close with a 1:00 p. m. Friday luncheon for the speaker and students ma joring in business and econom. Sermon Topics Given For Sunday Services The topic for the Sunday morning service at the First Presbyterian Chdrch will be “God’s Providence in The Christian’s Life.” The Rev. Al fred L. Bixler is pastor and in vites the public to attend the services or to listen on radio station WPCC as services will be broadcast this month. Sunday evening services will be held at 7:30. The topic of the sermon will be “Faithful in Adversity.” ics. John Laberee has an inter national public relations back ground, which includes speaking and writing in several languages and many countries. He left the field of education to establish DuPont’s international public re lations operation in 1964. In this capacity, his work has included the allied fields of international marketing, product publicity, and editorial writing and speak ing on these subjects. Services to Feature lenten Season At All Saints Churdi Ash Wednesday, March Prize Winners For Dollar Days CRISPLY CLASSIC. 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At 5:00 p. m., Monday after- Each study period will last noon, drawings were held at an hour and will be based on individual stores that had offer- scriptural text relating to bap- «<* free gifts to their customers, tism, crucifixion, and resurrec- The winners’ names were posten tion as it relates to Christ and on the windows of the different mankind. firms. Program structure will consist The winners were as follows: V 7- , . ' of P ra y er » Bibte from Maxwell Brothers Furniture— Rena Cax Named lected passages, and group dis- M rs. Audrey Estes, Lydia Mill; /~uc 'Unmpmnkpr* cussion led by the Rev. John Burr is s_ Harrison Furniture— L-tti Rivers, priest-in-charge. R ub y j. Smith, Clinton; Dillard Rena Cox, Clinton High s Bet- studies for each Wednesday Boland, Jeweler-Tommy Wind- ty Crocker Homemaker of To- evening through April 7 wil use gor, Clinton; Sears, Roebuck morrow, scored highest on a the folowing topics as a guide: Sales Office — Bessie Harley written homemaking examina- March 10 _ “The Origin of Clinton; Cato’s Dress Shop — tion taken recently by senior Christian Baptism; March 17— Faye Bailey Clinton, girls. She is now in competition “ The Baptism of Jesus Christ”; rw»n»rtrrw.nt for sut. ^ national honor,. March M-';ChrUU«n B.pten"; p CoSS^^SS?. General MiUs, Inc., is cur- March 31—“Living in the Spir- M . stare—Mm MutUH. Tnek renUy judging the tort paper, it”: April 7. “Fruit of the Spir- „ Q^n. “d' Mr^^eUe Wgh ,cllf H^nuS^ “ ** Persona of ,U denominaU.n, Tomorrow. The state', highest- are invited to pratlclpate in the c ,^ J J^ela^ ranking girl wUI receive a *1,- services. Mr,, jerry Wlngo, Laurens; Cox 500 scholarship from the com- Home and ApU Supply-Jimmy pany sponsoring »»«• Reddeck Member South, Lydia Mill; Lou's Shoppe and the runner-up in the state ' -Mrs. Frances Johnson. Clinton; contest will receive a 5500 Of USC Drill Team Lydia Mill Store-WiUie Hunter scholarship. Midshipman John M. Reddeck Clinton Mill Store—James F In her freshman year at Clin- performed as a member of the nunawav Pieelv Wiauiv ton High, Rena was a member Naval ROTC drill team of the Marie D^ven^rt, JoSuL, «d of the Junior Classical Leage. University of South Carolina at M rs. Paola Craig, Mountville; Last year she played a frus- c ® re ” 10 ” y i °* t ^ ie Community Cash Grocery—H. T. trated newspaper reporter in basketball game Jones, Mountvile, Mfs. R. C. the junior class play, “Where’s on _jy e< T**~ y February 17. Merchant, Joanna, James E. Laurie?” r " e i nb *J[ of Davis and Tom Williams, Clin- This year, Rena serves as Rjfie^has Derfomved°at various 1011 ’ Grocery Store vice-president o her homeroom. Dara dl« and reviews Inrlnriinp ~ Mrs - Gillian Putnam and Miss She is the daughtr eof Mr ^nredV I ir * inl “ Mm ' r; Ro “'* £p£?f ReviVw ^ hn. Stor< ^ Ch * rt “" Y »™*' <**■»' marched for two consecutive years at the Honor Guard at the PERSON AI Mardi Gras celebration in New _ oriemu, MENTION Freshmen joining the Persh- m « e a r< the Chattooga High Star Stu- ing Rifles received the highest ^ rs - T. M. Sease and ueorg dent and he selected Mrs. J. caliber of leadership. The so- Sease spent Sunday in Green- William King, Jr., as the Star ciety’s most important purpose wo °d their daughter and Teacher. is to build individual leaders s * s * er ’ ^ r8 ' Davls * an “ Mr * Announcement of the selec- through teamwork and develop- Davis, lions was made last week by ment of motivation. Mrs., F. E. McCracken of Bam- the Summerville-Trion Rotary Midshipman Reddeck is the berg, died recently. She was the Club which sponsors the recog- son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Red- sister-in-law of Mrs. G. W. Hol- n i t i o n program. Certificates deck of this city. lingsworth. were presented to the honorees of y the IT P,yne ' presldent This Atomic World/ Accepts Bond Position Star students and teachers Demonstration, Lecture, With Whitmire Schools wUI be entered in the Seventh fa Uj a L U ont l flv Tommy Sanders, sophomore at District event, from which a A den ~ nstration lecture Newberry College has accepted district star student and teach- titled “This Atnmir a Position as Band director for er will be chosen. ^ the schools of Whitmire and en- Designation of star student assem ’ bl prt) ^ ra P ra at canton tered ^ p ° n his d f u Vf s ^ as based on top ranking f ary. The son of Mr. and Mrs. made on the CoUege "S f k„ re. LeRoy Sunders of Greenwood Board SelkiasUc averages dur- Unjled S , ates ' Atomic Enerev 1,iKhway - he wl11 continue with ing the first semester senior commisftoi. is minted b. the hls I,udiM at N «» b «' T y C® 11 *** year. The teachers were chosen . .. , , .. uax nidge institute of Nuclear r'AR.n fii? thanks as those who made the greatest studies Oak Rid«» Twin CARD Of ihajnas contribution to the student’s a mui*- ugwi*. I would like to thank all of scholastic achievement. and Mrs. J. Robert Cox. Former Resident Is Selected Star Teacher Larry Ratliff was chosen as property described la the Com plaint herein, any unknown ad ults being a class designated as “John Doe,” and any unknown infant or persons undo* disability including those in military ser vice, being as a class designated as “Richard Roe,” ^ Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUM MONED and required to Answer the Complaint in this action of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Com plaint on the subscriber at his office, Laurens, South Carolina, within twenty days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint herein within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for relief demanded in the said Complaint. MARSHALL W. ABERCROMBIE, Attorney for the Plaintiff March 2. 1966 Laurens, South Carolina. * * • IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS US PENDENS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above named Plaintiff has brought or commenced an action against the above named Defend ants for the purpose of partition ing and selling the land or real estate hereinbelow described and for such other relief therein prayed for the land so involved is described gs follows: “All that certain lot or par cel of land situate, lying and being in Laurens County on the road from Bell Street to Lydia Mill, and being bound ed on the South by road to Lydia Mill for a distance of 104 feet; on the West by W. B. Owens for a distance of 200 feet; on the North by W. B. Owens for a distance of 104 feet; and on the East by W. B. Owens for a distance of 210 feet. Said lot contains one half (%) acre, more or less.” MARSHALL W. ABERCROMBIE, Attorney for the Plaintiff March 2, 1966 NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the original Complaint in this action together with the Sum mons, of which the foregoing is a copy was filed in th4 Office of the Clerk of Court for Laurens County, South Carolina, at the Court House in the City of Lau. rens, South Carolina, on the 2nd day of March, 1966. MARSHALL W. ABERCROMBIE, Attorney for the Plaintiff Laurens, South Carolina March 2, 1966 M4-3c-M18 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF LAURENS IN THE CIVIL AND DOMESTIC COURT OF LAURENS SUMMONS Ernest Lavyn Porter, Plan tiff, vs Norine Anthonette Corea Por ter, Defendant. Notice is hereby given that an action has been commenced and is now pending in CivU and Do mestic Relations Court for Lau rens County, State of South Caro lina, upon a complaint of the above named Plaintiff, against the above named Defendant for the purpose of divorce. TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE NAMED: You are hereby supimoned and required to answer the Com plaint in this action of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your Answer to the said Complaint on the subscriber at his office in Laurens, South Carolina, within the period of twenty (20) days af ter service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, Ola Plaintiff herein will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. MARSHALL W. ABERCROMBIE, Attorney for the Plaintiff Laurens, South Carolina, February 3, 1965 The above Sumons and Peti tion were filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Laurens County on the 3rd day of Febru ary, 1966 MARSHALL W. ABERCROMBIE, Attorney for the Plaintiff M4-3C-M18 BIG SHOE SALE! All New Spring Styles For Men and Boys Reduced. Nothing In This Lot Higher Than— 8.95 Values To 12.95 McINTOSH’S SHOE SHOP John L. Mimnaugh ♦i about this questioa: “Ad equate insurance without gaps or overlap ping policies . . . person al attention to claims ... fair settlement of claims —Is a local independent agent alone capable of such insurance service?” BAILEY AGENCY M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Building Dial Day 833-0681 — Night and Sunday 833-0323 was scores Edwin A. Miller, an exhibits manager who has received spe- my friends for the lovely cards Mrs. King, Ratliff’s mathe- cial training in nuclear sdence and n ° wers durin * my hospital matics teacher, has taught will present the program. Mr! stay and convalescence at school for 11 years, all of it at MUler holds a bachelor of science home - Bless you ^ ^ Chattooga High. A native of degree from Western Illinois —RUBY SCQGIN this city, she is the former Miss Univerfity ' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Elliott “Watt” Jacobs, daugh- COUNTY OF LAURENS ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ja- MfS. CaiT LoSCS Sister IN THE COURT OF COMMON cobs of this city. She attended Mrs. Hugh A. Cathey of Char- PLEAS Converse College, Presbyterian lotte, N. C., died Sunday morn- SUMMONS College, and Alabama CoUege, ing at her home after an ex- Ernestine D GarUngton, and !k currently enroUed at the tended illness. University of Chattanooga. Funeral services and burial She and Mr. King, who is as- were conducted Monday after- sistant principal at Chattooga noon in Charlotte. High, have three daughters, Plantiff, vs Edwin Young, Willie Young, ew .. . _ .... Robert Lee Young, Lula A. She attended public schools In workman, James Workman, Betsy 16, Mary 13, and Lucy 9. Gaffney and had Uved in Char- Carrie a Gary James Gary, They Uve in Summerville, Ga. lotto since 1983. Fannie Arnold, ’ Ernest Davis, "y vl,0 ?- la * 1 ^ t,r ' John Henry AraoW. end H per- Miss Ora Boll, 90 R. G. Carr ol Jonnk. “CarroU INSISTS we wash EVERY windshiled.” We say so too, but we add: “And use your head,” to be sure you please our custom ers. Young Brothers GULF SERVICE 212 N. Broad 833-1487 IS OUR BUSINESS You can really relax when you entrust your valuables to us. There is a Safe Deposit Box to fit your needs. BANK OF XIINTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3% Interest Paid On Savings Accounts Semi-Annually and give yen an ft. CaO this BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE ... NO MONEY DOWN! J, JL SMITH. Loccd Repie—ntertiv 833-0325 After 6:00 P. M. Mr : - Laurens—Miss Ora Bell, 92, died earty Tuesday morning at her home, Rt. 1, Laurens, after several yean of declining health. A native of Laurens County, daughter of the late Jeremiah Leake and Margaret Duvall Bell, she was the oldest member of Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church. She was the last mem ber of her immediate family. Surviving is a nephew, Hilliard J. Hill, whom she reared. Funeral services were con ducted Wednesday at 4:00 p. m. at Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church by Dr. Robert C. Bank- head, Rev. J. B. Abercrombie, and Rev. Mason L. PoPole. Bur. ial was in the church cemetery. The honorary escort included riders, deacons and officers of Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church. Baptist Church To Obsarvt Weak of Prayer Week of Prayer lor Home Mis sions will be observed at the First nfHo* Church next week beginning Monday, March S through listed below Is. the schedule for the week: Monday at 3 o’clock, with the Patterson Circle in charge of the program; Tuesday at S:S0, the Langston Circle will have charge of the program; Wednee day at 7:M, with the Sarah Can on Circle In charge. Iharoday at 2:2B, the program wfB ha in charge of the Banyaa Circle, and Friday at 3:30 the Watts Circle will be In charge. All memhars of the Woman's OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE OMSU sons entitled to claim under or through them or any of them ; also all persons unknown claim ing any right, title and estate in terest In or lien upon the real jhfa serisa of medal Mg*. COBBERS $ LASBBISAS ATTENTION, TRAVELERS . . . 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