The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 11, 1965, Image 4

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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, 8. C n Thuradny, March 11, 1965 IN NATIONAL AUDITIONS Miss Janice Cawghman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. .A. Caughman of this city, played In the National Piano Playing Auditions on Friday for her high school diploma. The Judge was Roger L. Keys of Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. Miss Caughman made a superior rating. She is the pupil of Mrs. Eva B. Land. Eligible for high school diplomas in music next year will be Arty Jo Sanders. Judy Abner, Jo Carol Terry, Ann Webb, and Marcia Turner. They are also students of Mrs. Land. HOSMUL HEWS Patients currently at Bailey Memorial Hospital include: Enoree — Mrs. Virginia Ivey arid Mrs. Lula Deshields. Cross Hill—Allen J. Lester. Ora—Sam Byrd. Mountyille—James Satterfield. Whitmire—Teresa Jones. Laurens—Mrs. Agatha Holland and baby boy, MrtfT Inez Payne and baby girl, Jeff Campbell and Allen Penland. Joanna — Thomas Holcombe, Lynn Carol Crolley, Linner Pra ter and H. Palmer Bragg. Clinton — Lucius Easterlin, Mrs. Rosa Lambert, Mrs. Gladys Crane, Mrs. Gerda Richards, Missouri Wilkie, Robert Hamer, Debra Lynn King, Mrs. Lillie Deyton, Sara Gann, Mrs. Narvis Godfrey, Maggie Campbell, Lucy Nabors. Mrs. Janie Stew art, Mrs. EUie Butler, Mrs. Amanda Johnson, Horace Smith, Lester Nix, Rosa Owens, Mrs. Visharoe Joye, Mrs. Chariotte Hemphill, Richard Farmer, Sam Johnson, Mrs. Geraldine Bryant, Robert O’Sullivan, Vance baby girt and Joe Leake. Colored patients include: Laurens—Mrs. Hattie Steph ens. Mpuntville — Eva Leaman, Elizabeth Brown, Jennie Mae Anderson, Johnnie Lee Gary. fathers are J. Mason Rowland and R. L. Boyce, both members of the supervisory staff of Joan na Mills. The great-grandfather was the late Emmet Thomas Greenwood Highway after a three months illnesg. She was 4a native of Green ville County, a daughter of the late General Garvin and Emma Chapman Hampton. She had made her home in Laurens Car Crashes Into Pole This 1963 -Ford, driven by Jimmy Leon Holmes of 316 W. Main St., grazed one utility pole and broke an other when he crashed into it Saturday afternoon about 4 o’clock as Holmes was driving north on S. Bell St. He was said to have suffered slight injuries, and was charged with reckless driving. City officer George Corley, shown ih the picture, investigated along with Asst.*Chief W. B. Blakely and Lt. Marvin Stewart. —Photo by Quinton. Aiken. These young high school AnvUettes JJ Mr*. Mamie H. Banks Juniors were chosen for mem- Amateurs * 18 UM bership in this select group be- High game, scratch, Kathlynn l/MS iNCOr v»rOSS nni cause of outstanding character Lott, 294; high series, scratch, Cross Hill —• Mrs. Mamie traits, leadership, service and Kathlynn Lott, 006. Hampton Banks, 72, widow of scholarship. Bowler of the month for Feb- John Banks, died Tuesday morn. Cherry started her formal edu- ruary was Aleene Wilson of Lau- ing, March 2, at her home on Frances Rowland, who attended rens, sponsored by Appliance Route, 1, Cross Hill on the Joanna School, Clinton High, and Sales. Winthrop College. Her grand- Laurens County Library Bookmobile Schedule Week of March 19-18 Monday: Pete Jones home, Rt. self-styled third vice president 2, Laurens; Camak School, Beeks County since 1942. of Joanna Cotton Mills Company home, Martin home, Rt. 1, Ware She is survived by one son, and who at 78 years of age was Shoals. ~ Robert Banks, Route 1, Cross the dean of Joanna’s active em- Tuesday: Burdette home, Mis- Hill; two sisters, Mrs. Bessie ployees. sissippi Young home, Virginia Sizemore of Greenville and Mrs. Cherry started her formel edu- Bishop home, Leroy Sanders Lela Friddle of Mauldin; four cation with enrollment in the home, Clinton; Joanna Baptist grandchildren and three great- first class of the Joanna Baptist Kindergarten; Brown’s office, grandchildren. J Church Kindergarten at the age Joanna; Simmons home, Rt. 1, Funeral services were held of 4. Even though she was CUnton. Thursday afternoon, March 4, younger than the others enrolled Wednesday: Garrett Store, a t Bethel Temple Assembly of — 5 years being the age of ac- Mountville; Mountville School; God on Owens Street, Clinton, ceptance — Mrs. James Mitch. Carl Crisp home, Rt. 1, Cross conducted by Rev. James W. eU, then instructor of the Hill, Cross Hill post office; Miss Welch, Jr. Burial was in Rocky church’s pre-school class, said Agnes Leaman home, Cross Hill; Creek cemetery near Mauldin, from the beginning “Little Cher- Smith’s Store, Waterloo. Nephews served as pallbear- ry’ showed signs of great prom- Thursday: Gray Court-Owings e rs ise in scholarship and leader- school; Owings post office; 8hip ' a . Ch . e I ^ ry ’ whose tonNy Hughes home and Claude Arm- moved to Aiken 4he year she en- strong home, Rt ....... . 1, Gray Court; Mr, W T coker .nri Mr r„k f cho f'' ^ WH»n home end Maul den home, Mrs. w. T. Coker, and Mr. Cok- ing and playing the piano. She m 3 Lauren- er. Mr. and Mrs. Coker accom- is a member of the Aiken High ' ’ panied her home for the day. School Student Council, the Pep .. .. # . . . Mrs - Lewis BagweU, Jr., spent Club, the French Club, and Ex- MfS. Vatlderford Miss Ann Anderson, Mission- a few dayg ^ week ln Sumter ponents ^ ary to the Belgian Congo, was with Mr BagweU. PERSONAL MENTION PC Golfers At Start of Season A veteran corps of four letter- men, plus eight new prospects, will launch Presbyterian’s 1965 golf season this Monday — and Coach Gordon Warden rates the new squad equal to last year’s team which posted a 12-3 mark. The Blue Hose golfers boast one of the top players in the state in junior BUI Kellam of Virginia Beach, Va., who swept through South Carolina regular season competition last year un defeated. KeUam captured top spot in the one-day state golf association tourney this past week. Three other letter-winners are back from the outstanding 1964 team, and those linksmen head the list of candidates for the starting six positions: Bruce Lawrence of Greenwood; Bunky Hanks of Hampton; and Larry Preston of Atlanta. Freshman David Sale of Ashe ville shapes up as the “hottest’’ rookie — he also placed in the state event last week. Rut Gallo way of Easley and Gprnet Welch of Logans port, Ind., both seniors on the roster for the first time are* battling for the open posts, along with these other new men: Jerry Robb of Montgomery, Ala.; Paul Parrish of Braden, ton, Fla.; Alan Parson of Foun tain Inn; Joe, Dunlap of Knox ville, Tenn.; and Dan O’ConneU of Spartanburg. The Hose golfers will play the first four matches of this spring’s slate on their home links at Lakeside Country Club, with Belmont Abbey providing the initial competition this coming Monday. PC’s 1965 golf schedule: March 15 — Belmont Abbey at Clinton; 18 — Wofford at Clin ton; 19 — South Carolina at Clin ton; 25 — Furman at Clinton; 31 — Mercer at Macon, Ga. April 9 — Mercer at Clinton; 13—Furman at Greenville, S. C.; 15 — Wofford at Spartanburg, S. C.; 20 — Augusta at Augusta, Ga.; 22 — Citadel and College of Charleston at Hampton, S. C.; 23-24 — South Carolina Inter collegiate Tournament at Hamp ton, S. C.; 26 — Belmont Abbey at Gastonia, N. C.; 27 — Augusta at Clinton. May 4 — South Carolina at Columbia, S. C.; 11 — Erskine at Clinton; 17-18 — NAIA Carolinas Conference Tournament. Joanna—Mrs. Bertha Smith. - _ .. _ , — Clinton—Mrs. Cora Rice, Rob- gu**t Sunday of Miss Ruth Bai-* Mary Bailey Vance has re- ert Irby, Freddie Gary, Mrs. le y- turned home from Greenville Bertha McMorris, Mrs. Margar- Misses Mary Ella Frances, ana where she underwent minor sur- et Abney, John Williams, Leroy Agatha Bailey were week-end gery lagt week Davis, Jessie Irby, ODell Ad- . i thelr mother » ®* r *- T - Mrs. W. G. King is a patient ams, and Florence Cunningham. B j 6 ?! .. .. . at Self Memorial Hospital in Discharged patients include: ““ Baker Greenwood. Cross Anchor—George Rumph. week_eD ^ ^ Au- Enoree - Mrs. Thelma Lock. “ *™ sts ^ i„„r Kappa Alpha Fraternity. They M ^ lear ' wilt ho jimnnff othor rhanerons Mrs - Eva Land will be one Hosettes —_ Mountville Eulius Stewart. J™ 1 J* during the South Carolina Jun- Lady Lydians Dianne Ah- for ^ of the judges again this year Fashionettes ATTENDED CJLJRLOTTE ior Mugic Club Fe8tivalg to ^ Col-Ands Miss Sara Bryson Cross Hill — Miss Sara Eliza beth Bryson, 71, of Cross Hill, died at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 3, at her home after sev eral weeks of illness. Born at Cross Hill, daughter Standings Women Bowlers TO JUDGE AT MUSIC FESTIVALS As Of March 6 Palmetto League Cavalettes Priscilla Ware Shoals—Mrs. rams. Whitmire — Mrs Jones. Cross Hill—Mrs. Mabel White- ^ Fu>wer Show ^ Qbariotte Florence, ford and Mm. Blanche Thorny «N SELF MEMORIAL w 20 16 16 18 Mrs. Polly Vaughan Vander- ford, 88, widow of James Van- °f fi*® 1®*® Willie H. and Settle derford, died at 8:40 a.m. Satur- Leaman Brysbn, she spent her day at the home of her daughter, entire life here and was a mem- Mrs. G. W. (Lillie) Brazill, 411 ber of Uberty Spring Presby- Francis St., after a short illness, terian Church wehere she taught A native of Union County, she the Cradle Roll department lived here 24 years. She was man y yews, a member of Bethlehem Meth- Surviving are a sister, Miss L ist Church. Her parents were Leila BryscH, and a brother 4 the late Joseph William and Henr y Bryson, both of Cross 8 Janie Parr Vaughan. Bill. 8 Surviving are two daughters. Funeral services were con- 11 Mrs. Brazill of Clinton and Mrs. ducted Thursday at 3:30 p.m. 13 11 Connie (Inez) Miller of Union; at Liberty Springs Presbyterian in Columbia, . Charleston and Barcraftettes Rollettes Twisters I s , .. u, r Mr „ w c Baldwin and Mra - Morris Seymour is a pa- Kedettes ch^a'nTM^rs^a PedlT M«. W C ShcdyTS. Z “i?' ““ Ho**** ci, j“ mS. -«*> «**»•«" ^ u “ nd * r - sp " k * - dall Kevin Starnes, Walter John- George HaUoway of Green- Wing treatment, son, Wora Edmonds, Mrs. Annie and Mrs - B * F * Adams of ScXT T rr ^ ?, erry I ? oyce J?. Aiken Honor Unit 12 12 two. sons, W. T. Vanderford of Church by Rev. W. F. Mitchell 12 12 Newberry and J. D. Vanderford 811(1 Rev - John Turner. Burial 11 13 of Tampa, Fla.; 18 grandchiL was 111 the church cemetery. 10 14 dren, 37 great-grandchildren and Pallbearers were Weldon and 8 16 five great-great-grandchildren. Hu 6 h Leaman Miller, Johnson 7 17 Funeral services were con- Bryson, Marvin Taylor, Jim 6 18 ducted Sunday at 3 p.m. at Cal- Goodman, Martin Boyce, Wil- High game, scratch, Kathlynn vary-Baptist Church by Rev. J. liam an<1 Eddl ® Jones. Lott 226; high series, scratch, W. Spillers. Burial was in He- — going especially be with their aunt who was in- Friends In this section of the Kathlynn Lott, 561. Coffee Break League W L White Plains 26 10 bron Baptist Church cemetery in Union County. Grandsons were pallbearers. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 8284541 lin, William Samples, Mrs. Al- mena Childress, Munson Buford, *7“ uieir auni WH . 8 , m ' Pacers 21% 14% Terry Patteraon, Mr, Clara iur * d ln “ auU ’ mobUe • cc,dml Babbette, 21 15 Greene, John Copeland. Mr,. “J}' we , eks **,°- ^ . ° 1 , h °"° r * ^ ^wel, 17* 18* France, Owen,. Mr,. Ame J,- . Ml! * J * ne Stu f g ,t m 01 . D ^.' S™ American Lava— 14 22 cob,. Mr,. Ediu Jacob., Mr,. C., spent the wtek^Ml h*’* "" “ Torrma 8 28 ?"!? STfj ul W “ h ' l T, ln * StlSgi" r ' local chllShe.^mlSLtJ K- „ H ^ h ,> cr * tch ' , o»" Mane Brown. J.'b* PMtera^l t M ‘‘» Murray Addlaon. Mudent Jomna Cotton P 1 * Kathlyn Lott, 880** **' **" ’ A , "owi!i'*M C r° n 'Em Liirti M^ her Mr Anim* nineteen Aiken High Dixie League Arrowood Mrs. Era Lustl, Mrs. and Mrg Tom ^HHUon School students to be inducted »- W L Gail Nabors, Mrs. Geraldine _ ... „ to the National Honor Society Riggetts 19 5 Peay, Mrs. Betty Rushton and Mu * Barbara Eichelberger of ^ ™ ^ Sun Rays 14 10 baby girl, Mrs. Millie Crowe and ^ C SHd^t dau « ht ® r ot Mr. and Mrs. Rob^ Pin Twisters 11 18 .^ y ^u"y tT S^UTcSleT^ 3 ert Boyce ol Robin Hood Trail, H^lmarkette. da Baker and baby girl. Charleston spent the week-end at 11 13 ANNUAL DINNER MEETING LAURENS COUNTY CLEMSON IPTAY CLUB HOTEL MARY MUSGROVE Clinton, S. C., March 19 —7:30 P. M. Price $2.00 Tickets Available At— McGee’s Drag Store, Clinton—The Men’s Shop, Laurens — Whjteford's — Flavor-Crisp Chicken Special! COMPLETE CHICKEN LIVER DINNER $1.10 VshM Complete Dirmer 89c S Pisces of Chick en, P. F., Potatoes, Cole Slaw and Hot Rods Bargain Box $2.15 9 Pieces of Chick en For Family of 3 To Colored discharges include: lM)11 ?*‘ _ _ * .. Klnnrdo—Mr,. Mule WUlltm,. G * org *. 1 "L B J^' U L. Wh “ Cron MU - Mr, Trannlo »«»» »«*«“ *1 Nowberry Grant Hospital for several weeks was Clinton—Vance baby girl, Mr,. ““ Nora Suber, James Calhoun, Clarence Davenport and Ernest Davis. week for further examination. Students from Converse Col lege visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Black last week-end were Misses Bruce Horton of Miami, Fla., and Dana Dibble of Eliza bethtown, Kentucky. Miss Hazel Boland of Green- Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hoi- vUle •P* nt ^ weekend with bar land of Laurens, anounce the P*™ 1 *** Mr and Mrs. J. D. Bo- birth of a son, Russell Bennett, 1 “ d - on Tuesday, Maroh 9, at BaW ^ Memorial Ho.»itai Mr. ot West Columbia, Mr. and FINE PRINTING Births HOLLAND and Mrs. James Mrs. William Haselden and Memorial Hospital. 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