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m CLINTON CHMNICL* CUatm, 8. C, Thnradty, Hay 8, 1965 Class Gathers for 20th Reunion The Clinton High School fradnating class of 1H5 held their 20th class reunion this weekend with a family get-together of wives, husbands and children at the American Legion Build ing. Of the 65 class members, some Si were pros ft for the occasion with their families Saturday evening. A sapper and informal dance was held at the Mary Musgrove Hotel. John Hunter, Jr., of York, was master of ceremonies. He introduced each of the teachers, Mrs. J. B. Speake, Miss Lily Yarborough, Mrs. Collette Coleman, Miss Nancy Owens, Miss Rosa Mahaffey, Miss Irene Hipp, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Wilder. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Templeton and Miss Agnes Davis. George Dailey, class member, had charge of the pro gram which Inc laded reminiscing through the old school years. Later dancing was enjoyed to the music of Harry Bouknight’s orchestra. Pictured above from left to light are the class members who were present. First row: Mrs. Nell B. Haggart (Nell Buchanan), Clinton; Mrs. Abh dir vendor (Emma McCrary), Clinton; Mrs. Dick Lindsay (Johnita Horton), BennettsviUe; Mrs. Jeter Trammell (Dorothy Foster), Clinton; Mrs. Jack Davis (Anne 11 Falls), Newberry; Mrs. Thomas E. Nelson (Thelma Buss), Route 1, Clinton; Mrs. William E. Braswell (Clara Johnson), Newberry; Mrs. Collie Gruber (Wllleaa Lovelace), Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Cally Gault (Joy Godfrey), Clinton. Second row: Mrs. B. F. Alston (Sara Jane Johnson), Ben nett sville; Wallace C. Carr, Aiken; Mrs. Louie Webb (Betty Dunaway). Clinton; Mrs. Robert Vance (Virginia Gray), Clin ton; Mrs. Robert Grube (Fay Rltis), Camden; Mrs. H. L. Davis (Mary Lou Few), Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. Calvert Marsh (Doris Fuller), Hopkins; Mrs. W. D. Bishop (Georgia Nabors), Route 2, Clinton; Mrs. Fred Bragg (Iris Simmons), Clinton; Mrs. W. M. Crowder (Barbara Dickey), Monntville; Mrs. Joe McGee (Carolyn Pitts), CUnton. Third row: Richard Stutts, Fayetteville, N. C.; Bobby Neighbors, Route 2, Clinton; Ted© Freeman, McCormick; Dr. David Tttthte, Columbia; George DaUey, CtoHon; VhgU Ctanssa; Derrffl Bosard, Joanna; Brooks Copeland, States ville, N. C.; Joe McGee, CUnton. Van Oxner and Murphey present for the occasion but not when the Conservation Notes By BILLY B. ABERCROMBIE ‘Conservation is being applied at an accelerated rate in the Duncan Creek Watershed Con servation District. To date 386 acres of severely eroded, gullied land have been planted to trees or grass, three miles of road- banks have been treated, two flood-water retarding structures constructed, and 93 additional landowners have been assisted in developing complete soil and water conservation planes,” ac cording to Billy R. Abercrombie, Soil Conservation Service. All of the above has been ac complished as a part of the wa- HEAT This Summer! With Aluminum Roof Cooler ant Average Roof 30’ x 90’ COSTS ONLY $165.00 Applied —CoU Air-CondiUoning Coat* —Reduces Temperature Up To 26 Degrees —Adds Beauty To Your Roof —Extends Life of Roof —Reduces Wear From Infra Rays LEAKY ROOFS BUILT-UP — ROLL ROOFING — METAL REPAIRED — RECOATED — RESURFACED FREE ESTIMATES Industrial Coatings CUnton, S. C. Dial 833-3477 picture was made. tershed program, a program of several other state roads in the speeded up conservation work watershed, between the local people of the Brushing and amiggmg of Sand Duncan Creek Watershed Dia- Creek will be done this summer, trict, the Laurens County Soil Conservation District and Soil Conservation Service. The water shed was put into operation in September, 1962. The planned works of improvement are over all ahead of schedule. Brush and dirt check dams planted to love grass were in stalled in the gullies of 2S3 acres of severely eroding land that was planted to loblolly pines, piis land was on 40 different /arms. The unsightly,' non-pro ducing land was not only taking away additional acres each year as it eroded, but was causing trouble to the bottom lands by filling up the creeks thereby in creasing the flooding hazard. The South Carolina State Com mission of Forestry provided planting and site preparation as sistance. Severely eroding areas of cropland and pasture land total ing 13 acres have been smoothed and seeded to grass. Forty-two more acres are being seeded- now. Through a cooperative agree ment with the South Carolina Highway Department the road hanks on South Carolina High way 72 from the Junction of South Carolina 76 to Tip Top have been sloped and seeded to sericea-Bermuda. Four miles of road hanks that are actively eroding on South Carolina 306 from the junction of South Caro lina 276 to South Carolina 40 are now being sloped and will be seeded to grass. Plans are also completed for treating about six miles of road banks on Soil borings are now being made at the site of the flood-water re tarding dam to he constructed on Beard’s Forte. The over-all appearance of the Duncan Creek Watershed area is gradually being changed. Gul lies, bench type eroding terraces, washed-out areas within the woodlands, old roadbeds, road banka, etc., have and are being bulldozed and vegetated. The < flooding of Sand Creek has been drastically reduced. Additional acres of land have been ter raced, contoured, and put under a conservation rotation system. Other areas have been planted to pasture, hay or trees. The job is well underway, but there still remains much to be done. The watershed program, however, has established a means, techni cal and financial, to accomplish the needed conservation treat ment. Awards Bestowed On College Students Awards have been bestowed upon a number of Presbyterian College students ss the annual Honors Day paid tribute to schol arship gnd leadership exempli fied on the PC campus during the 1964-666 session. They were presented by Dean Joseph M. Gettys to these recipi ents: American Legion Award—Gary W. Crawford of Greer; Whitelaw ~ ATHLETE’S FOOT GEKM HOW TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOVE T-4-L must stop the itch and burning or your 48c hack at any drug store. In 3 to 5 days, infect ed skin slough off. Then watch HEALTHY skin appear! rffcW at Young’s Pharmacy. M6 SC M21 Scholarship—David B. Rausey of Jacksonville, Fla.; Oeland Sci ence AwSrd — Cecil Y. Brawn of Laurens; Oeland English Award — Henry M. Smith of Marietta, Ga.; Ministerial Club Award — John C. Boyer of Ed- wardsville, HI. Tau Phi Pi Society Science Award — Susanna P. Jeanes of Lyman; Mondenhall Internation al Relations Award—Glen Brow der of Sumter; Chemical Rubber Co. Awards — in physics, to James A. Bell of Copperhill, Tom., In chemistry to Robert D. Wyrick of Texarkana, Tex.; Dud ley Jones History Priae—DuPont Smith of Decatur, Ga.; Kappa Alpha Senior Athlete Award — Jackie E. Nix of Bainbridge, Ga. Certificates of membership In Sigma Kappa Alpha, senior ac ademic order — Nancy L. Har vey at Monticello, Ga.; Thomas E. Hearon UI of Bethune; Mary Ann Kirkland of Moncks Corner; Henry H. Knox of Walterboro; A. Bruice Pruitt of Bessemer City, N. C.; Mrs. Ruth Pate Tiller of Clinton; and Hubert G. Ward- law, Jr., of Kingstree. Certificates of membership in the Sophomore Academic Socie ty — James A. Bell of Copper- hill, Tenn.; Paula Evans of Lu- dowici, Ga.; Susan H. Gilbert of Blakley, Ga.; James H. Johnson of Georgiana, Ala.; JohnC. Jones of Laurens; James L. Ritchie of SKIN ITCH DON’T SCRATCH IT! Scratching spreads infection, causing MORE pain. Apply quidudrying ITCH-ME-NOT in stead. Itching quiets down in minutes and antiseptic action helps speed healing. Fine for ec zema, Insect bites, foot itch, oth er surface raphes. If not pleased, your 49c back at any dtug store. TODAY at Young’s Pharmacy. M6 3T M28 Southern Pines, N. C.; David B. Rousey of Jacksonville, Fla., and Morrow B. Thompson of Van Wyck. Certificates of Who’s tao Among Students in American Colleges and Universities — Rob ert B.jAllison of Atlanta, Ga.; Ike W. Cobb of Decatur, Ga.; Gary W. Crawford of Greer; Wil liam C. Gaston of Chester; Arch P. Hudgins of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Susanna P. Jeanes of Ly man; W. Sherrard Rhodes of Moultrie Ga.; Gary Mika Smith of Garden City, N. Y ; and Wal ter N. Wells of McConnells. CREDITORS’ NOTICE All persons having claims against the estate of Mrs. Edna S. Jacobs, deceased, are here by notified to file same, duly verified, with the • undersigned, and those indebted to said es tate will please make payment likewise. HUGH S. JACOBS, WILLIAM PLUMER JACOBS, Executors, c/o M. S. Bailey 6c Son, Bankers, Agent for Executors May 4, 1965 M6-3c-M20 FINAL SETTLEMENT Taka notice that on the 27th day of May, 1965, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Executrix at the es tate of Frank Kellers Sr., in the office of the Judge of Pro bate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on tha satne day will apply for a final 41a- ' charge from my trust as Ex- Any parson indebted to saM date, duly prevan, or ba forever to make paytattot oh or before that date, and all persons having rr- iliNi iR i 11 YOU DON’T claims against said estate will present them on or before said pajpibai pus pennon if epnsa oarred. LAURA LYNCH KELLERS Executrix April 8, 1988 A1MC-M6 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on tha 81st day of May, 1965, I will render p final account of my acts and doings as Administrator of the estate of Beatrice Kay Finley, in the office of the Judge of Pro bate of Laurens County, at 2:10. p. m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Administrator. Any person Indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date, and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. , W. H. FINLEY. Administrator April 29, 1965 M6-4C-M27 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 2nd day of July, 1985 I (we) will ren der a final account of my (our) acts and doings as Administra trix of the estate of Rosier Ben jamin Simmons in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Administratrix. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date, and all persons having claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven or be forever barred. Myrtle B. Speake Administratrix May 3, 1956. DiDnc.njL i uflA d -I'wsn U)J. 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