The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 13, 1965, Image 8
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THE CUNTW CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, May IS, 1965
Clinton Han Gives
$10,000 to Boys
Farm at Newberry
A Clinton citizen with business
interests in Newberry County
will assist the residents of New
berry in developing Boys Farm,
a comparatively new institution
that located in Newberry for the
purpose of providing for home
less boys.
C. W. Anderson, Clinton hos
iery manufacturer, with a plant
at Whitmire, has offered a gift
of $10,000. if citizens of Newber
ry will raise $100,000.
Rev. W. D. Shealy and his wife
operate Boys Farm on the out
skirts of Newberry, with the
gifts of interested persons.
Preliminary groundwork yas
laid last week at a meeting of
Newberry area business men to
institute steps to “do some
thing” for Boys Farm.
Mr. Anderson was present at
the meeting and spoke of his
concern for Boys Farm. He said
he was interested in seeing if
another institution could grow
into another Thornwell.
, “I don’t think Boys Farm has
enough property here to grow
into what I’d like to see 90 to
100 years from now,” he said.
“Getting money for this growth
is about the easiest thing I
know of.”
He defined Boys Farm as an
asset to Newberry, and said he
wished the Shealys had located
it in Clinton.
Then he offered the Newber-
rians a challenge. “If you can
raise $100,000 for Boys Farm,
I’ll contribute another $10,000
The group accepted the chal
lenge of Mr. Anderson and John
F. Clarkson, Newberry business
and civic leader, accepted the
task of leading the fund-raising
drive.
Anderson was asked how long
he was going to give Newberry
to raise its $100,000.
“I’m kind of an impatient
man,” he answered. “When I
see a need like this one here,
I want to see something done
now. I see something for New
berry in years to come. This is
something that touches every
one’s heart. The time to act is
now.”
G. C. Young Family
Reunion Held Here
The descendents of Nannie
Blakely and George Christopher
(Kit) Young held their eleventh
annual meeting- in Clinton a tthe
Copeland-Davison Legion Build
ing on Sunday, May 9.
Places were set for one hun
dred The hall was decorated
withered and white roses, the
symbol of Mother’s Day. A pic
nic luncheon, after having been
blessed by . Dr. Redd Turner,
was enjoyed. During lunch, Tim-
mie, Pam, Chucky and Jane Mc-
Keown. entertained the group
with instrumental and vocal
music.
After lunch, came the business
session. Mac Adair,. the presi
dent, presided over the meeting.
The minutes of the last meeting'
were read by Doris Young
Hart, secretary. Claude Crocker
gave a report concerning the
Nannie Blakely-Kit Young
schholarsip fund. He reported
that the fund is now large enough
to grant a scholarship and it is
now being used by a theological
student at Presbyterian College.
He also announced that funds are
now coming in to start a second
scholarship.
The committee for placing a
marker for Kit Young at Thorn-
well did not have a complete re
port.
Nannell Blalock Moore read a
memorial to Nancy Young Wil
liams, Doris Young Hart read a
memorial to R. Christopher
Adair.
The following out of town mem
bers were present: Mr. and Mrs.
Kit Young, George, Jr., Ricky,
Billy, Doris, Paul of Travelers
Rest; Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Mc-
Keown, Sr., and Frank S. Mc-
Keown of Cornwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Edmunds Young; Edmunds, Jr.,
and David Lee of Newberry, Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Young,
Sadie, Dorris and George Jr.,
of Laurens Mr. and Mrs. Gaston
Gage, Libby and Ruth of Orange
burg, Mrs. Nannell Moore, Miss
Frances Moore and Mrs. Dorris
Y. Hart of York, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Gregory, Beth, Mary
Ann and Jack of Greenville, Mr.
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Timmie, Pam, Chucky and Jane.
Milling Blalock, Miss Mary Lou
Axelberg of Columbia, Mr. and
Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Massey of Clemson and Hub
Adair of Atlanta, Ga.
The following members from
Clinton were present; Dr. and
Mrs. George Blalock and Miss
Almena Brooks Blalock, Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Adair, Jr M
Chris HI, and Mary; Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Crocker, Claude
and Ginger, Mrs. R. C. Adair
Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Mac Adair
and James, Mr. and Mrs. H- M.
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Meadors Young, Jr., Carol and
Bob, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bla
lock and Henry.
The following guests were pres
ent: Dr. and Mrs. Redd Turner
and Susan, Rev. and Mrs. Joe
A. Greer, Rev. and Mrs. Alfred
L. Bixler, Lohnie and Leigh,
all of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Ormand of Laurens.
Services Sunday For
Wetl-Known Teodter
Funeral services for Miss Su-
pearly Beasley were held Sun
day afternoon at 3 o’clock at?]
Hebron Baptist Church, conduct-'
ed by Rev. W. D.~ Coker. Burial
was in the church cemetery. Her
death occurred Saturday, May 1.
She was a well known school
teacher, having taught first at
Bethel School near Clinton
for many years at Bell Street El
ementary School.
She was a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Beasley, also
well konwn Clinton residents.
Mrs. C. P. Sourti
Hickory Tavern — Mrs. Mag
gie Sue McNinch Sooth, 72,
widow of Charlie P. South, died
early Friday morning at the
home of a daughter, Sirs. Floyd
T. Lauthridge in the Hickory
Tavern community after several
years of declining WaWi
A native of Laurens County,
daughter of the late Alfred and
Susan Hill McNinch, was a
member of Henderson Baptist
Church.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Lauthridge and Miss Anna
South of Hickory Tavern and
Mrs. George K. Whitten of
Greenville; two sons, John Al
fred South of Greenwood and
Charles L. South of Greenville; a
brother, John McNinch of Laur
ens; and five grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at 3 p. m. at
Henderson Baptist Church by
Rev. William Jeffords Jr., Rev.
Wilton Maxwell and Rev. Dan
Greer. Burial was in Mt. GalL
agher Baptist Church cemetery.
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