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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Chaton, a C, Thursday, Jons 17, IMS Thomwell Alumni Officers Retiring president of the Thornwell Alumni AseocUtion, Lonnie L. Dunlap of Cdumbia (left), poses with officers who will head the group for 1965-70. They are (from left) Chalmers DuBose of -Hartaville, president; Richard deMont- mollin of Columbia, vice-president; and !**«« Inez Tucker, Thornwell supervisor, secretary-treasurer. They were elected at a reunion held here during the week-end. Newt of Bonds Cross Roada MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Five PC Students Nike All-A Reconk _ five all-A students were among the 46 making the Presbyterian College Dean’s List for the sec ond semester of the 190446 ses sion just ended. Dean Joseph M. Gettys announced today. The perfect records were turn ed in by Charles Emanuel of Ecuador, Thomas E. Hearon III of Bethune, James H. Johnson of Georgiana, Ala., Mary Ann Kirkland of Moncks Corner and Hubert G. Wardlaw, Jr., of Kingstree. . Pou other students just mis sed it with averages In the S.78 range (out of a possible 4.00): James A. Bell of Copperhill, Tenn.; Neill A. Lindsay, Jr., of Fayetteville, N. C.; A. Bruce Pruitt of Bessemer City, N. C.; and DuPont P. Smith of Decatur, Ga. Students in the S.5 range In clude: Melinda Sue Gaines and Mrs. Ruth P. Tiller, both of Clin ton; Cedi Y. Brown of Laurens; David P. Berry, Jr., of Union; J. Hunter Coleman of Tlfton, Ga.; Gene 7. Couch of Owings; Paula Evans of Ludowid, Ga.; William C. Gillespie of New port News, Va.; Susanna P. Jeanes of Lyman; Dan L. McLe- more of Surrency, Ga.; Don T. McNeill of Thomson, Ga.; Ro land F. Matson of Atlanta; John S. Mebane of Dim woody, Ga.; James H. Powell of Scranton; James L. Ritchie of Souhernt Pines, N. C.; David B. Rousey Settle of Asheville, N. C.; Jo seph F. Singleton of Conway; and Henry M. Smith of Marietta, Ga. Copt. Fred T. Coleman Awarded AF Medal Three members of the 96Bth Tactical Fighter Wing recently were awarded the AF Commend- — " “ “ ation Medal. The presentation A number of friends and rela- was by ^ Edward A. Mo tives in the community attended n ^ 835th Air Div. com- the Snow-Dixon wedding in Lau- mjinHpr To:?tzznzfn a* Maude Nabor., grandmothar of hlm!, ' lf ** r ". ri ^ rio “' the groom; Mr and Mr.. Joe servl « “ op f r *“°“ McQuirt, Mr. and Mr.. Junior " r - DtrMtornteof Offenw Oper- Locklear of SummervlUe. and ?“?"*; Lynn Nabor.. F » rcM . Europe. Claudia Johnson spent ths _ .. . . „ Rv week-end with her mother, Mrs. T* 16 c tat |P“ the Texte JohnMn. . , Ca E*“7 _ „ field of tactical fighter opera- Kenneth Johnson, son of Mr. tions his expert knowledge of and ..j * , Ew l e 18 1116 weapon system, he jArK«w»N TOumRERRY YZ ~ ~ spending a few days with his pa- con tributed greatly toward the REV ' JACKSON TOUCHBERRY j 0 hnson of Joanna; Henry H rents Kenneth is a student at order iy integration of the F-105D ” Georgia Tech and is enroute to i n t 0 the USAFE inventory, and Hampton, Va., where he will be implementation of the weapon employed during the summer. syftem into the 17th AF war VBS IN SESSION plans.” Daily Vacation Bible School is ^P 1 Coleman is the son of mim Margaret Blakely; His tory, Mrs. M. C. Poole; Insar- June Meeting Of B&PWClub ance, Mrs. Dell Crews; Music, The Gold Room of the Mary Mrs. Grace Conner; National P. Musgrove Hotel was the setting u .. 0ar for the dinner and business Public Relations, Mrs. Margar et Lockett; Community Proj- meettng of the Clinton Business ecu,.Mrs. Robert Johnson; and Professional Women’s Club Community Chest Representa- Tuesday evening. tive, Miss Essie Davidson; Dec- The president, Mr. P. M “"l Pttti, preMded and welcomed V Mm the largest percentage of mem- Yarborough; Sunsh ff e ’ Tf* hers attending for some time. ^ mie Mrs. Marion Lawson had M ” *S rion _ I f w * 0 “’.J* 1 charge of the program, and I* 0 ®** E®*** ^ 1 av ^f°°i.. gave a most interesting *«d ef- ^'* le raee tb*8 wa * c ^ 08e ® fective talk on the objectives the club collect. of the B&PW Club and also ATUf rxF » s rnctT with the assistance of the offl- TRFAT IT cers told the duties of each of- HOW TO ii flee. Apply instant-drying T-4-L. Fool The newly elected officers are !* l ? rtd . to - follow.: President, Mr, P. year 41c back at any drag TODAY at all drag stores. JMc-JIT Honored at Thomwdl Dr. L. Ross Lynn, former president of Thomwell Orphanage, stands with his wife behind a multi-tiered cake at a banquet commemorating his 90th birthday Saturday night during homecoming for Thomwell alumni. Both were presented gifts by their former “children.” Dr. Lynn retired about 20 years ago after serving at Thomwell for 25 years. Church Ordains Mountville Pastor Jackson Tindal Touchberry, in progress at Shady Grove Pres- Mrs - Effle Coleman of Joanna, m pastor of the Mountville „ _ . _ byterian Church this week. and ^ late . A - G. “Charlie” B ap tist Church, was ordained to D> w y nck of Texartana, Texas. Rev. W. W. Willingham is at- Coleman. He is now stationed in g OS p e i ministry by the Bap- tending summer school at New- W* c bita, Kansas, at McConnell |j g t Church at Summerton on berry College. Air Base. Sunday, May 16 at the morning Miss Barbara Johnson, mem ber of the faculty of the Char lotte schools, is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris P. Johnson. Bar Earning averages in the 3.2 (Clinton Mfin AA/pH a lece bodice and a lace skirt bracket: Sally Copeland and XT ^ ■ with peau de sole front panel Amelia Nichols, both of Clinton; In N. C. Rites and deep peau de sole band Baxt « rand Theodore Jogeph Raymond Kuykendall, around ^ ® kir t and train. Her Frederick A. Bolter of Honea son of Mr and Mrs Cephus R ay . veil was held by a crown of Path; William W. Hall, Jr., of mond Kuykendall of 1TO Cypress sequins, pearls and lace. On York; Nancy L. Harvey of Mon- st ag hla bride Mlsg Ma . her Bible she carried carna- ticello, Ga.; James F. Hendrix Johnson Sunday at 2:00 ^ ons and an orchid, of Lenoir, N. C.; Benny D. Hur- p m at Tabernacle Baptist Mi ** Allison Cecilia Deme- ley of Clover; Charles W. Jack- church, Raleigh, N. C. ritt of Rockville, Md., served son of McCormick; Mason C. 1nji .1. .. L..’ ’ . T her cousin as flower girl. She Johnson of Joanna; Henry H. J* "•''‘"g n whit. lZ 0 J , r W rf l ' r (^mihl R ,°^nn D wedgi ”* w “' h Rey Thontn, G. '“ Ce , k ^ 1Ce “ d * J,eUow or8a "- Lynn, JT. f of lVi6rnpiu8 9 xd)ii. y RochfnrH mnriiirfny skirt. James S. Murchison of Concord, ZT™ VT The bride’s brother, John Wes- N. C.; George A. Salvo of Sum- T* 1 ® brid * ** f he J ley Hollifeld, served as ring merville; Morrow B. Thompson Roy Fletcher HolUfield of and us h e rs included Wil- of Van Wyck; Thomas A. Whit- Ramseur Street. Her step- liam Espogito of Washington, D. aker of Florence; and Robert fat ^ er ga y^ h ® r n , He , r C., and Dallas Richard Galla- sister Miss Carol HoUifirid, at- gher of 0xon nm Md tended her, as did Miss Marsha For . honeymoon ^ New 0r . I n ^ n , tean *. the bride wa, wearing a Laurens G ass iuniuoise sheath dreM ^ bUUi^iu Smithfield, cousin of the bride. ghor t_ gleeved j ac ket and flower- Dlanr EvnaneSAn Mi8S Homfield appeared in ed hat. She and the groom will ridllj LAUdlljlOn maize crepe and Venice lace, be at home at 11612 Lockwood aid carried a bouquet of mixed Drive in SUver Springs, Md , spring flowers. The others were after June 20. The bride was Mm Vice ^" 8id * nt ’ watch HEALTHY P^^Mr^T^™ HZ ,N ONE son; Secretary, Mrs. M. C. Poole; Corresponding Secreta ry, Mrs. A. H. Power; Treasur- erjiMrs. Perry Moore. | N j UST 15 MINUTES . The committee c h a i r m e n jp YOU HAVE TO- elected to serve are: Member- SCRATCH YOUR ITCH, ship, Mrs. Robert Johnson; Pro- Tow 4Sc back at any drag all gram, Mrs. Marion Lawson; Quick-drying ITCH - ME - NOT Civic Participation, Mrs. A. H. the itch and heralag. Power; Personal Development, Antispetic action kills germs In Mrs. Olga Ray; World Affairs, speed healing. Fine for Mrs. Grace Conner; Legislative, Insect bites, foot Itch, Mrs. Perry Moore; Finance, face rashes. NOW at Mrs. Earl Stewart; Emblem, Pharmacy. JMe-JIT 1. Carat weight 2. Cutting precision 3. Clarity (SSSSJO 4. Color (blue-whiteness) 5. Confidence in your jeweler! Laurens—Laurens Glass, Inc. r. Robert W. is embarking on the largest ex- ™ l". ff * ne Dna * was r, Superinten- pension program in the com- drols of oarhwL m*rip™ a A. hIgh 8chools in Ral ' ir Santee Ban- pany’s fifty-four year history. ?fl 8 ^ « ac h was on Em- eigh and the groom at CUnton pire lines, having white lace High School, over the bodice. The bodice was worship hour. Dr. Keisler States , t”' *' v c , . c c Jr., pastor of the Summerton bUDjeCT Or bermon Church, brought the ordination As a part of the foundational sermon. The Rev bara teaches Spanish in Char- work being done in preparation Lawson, of Sumter lotte. She is attending Furman of plans for relocation of St. dent of Missions for Santee Bap- pany s fifty-four year history summer school in GreenviUe. John’s Lutheran Church, Dr. E. tet Association, brought the E. D. Easterby, president of _ A number of friends and rela- B. Keisler, Interim pastor, will charge to the candidate and to the company has announced banded ^ sa t in ^ match the lives of the immunity attend- preach next Sunday morning on the church. W. S. Walker, chair- plans for a 50% enlaqge- ed the Bedenbaugh - Morgan the subject. “Let’s Build a New man of the deacons, presented men t of the company’s Hender- wedding in Joanna last Friday Church.” a set erf commentaries as a gift so* 1 (N. C.) plant, evening. Among those attending The congregation has purchas- from the church. Mr. Lawson Also underway is work on were Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Black- ed a lot in Baldwin Heights and led the ordination prayer which existing production lines in the well and little Terry Morse, Mr. expects within the next several was followed by the ceremony Laurens plant that will increase and Mrs. Frank Motes. * months to begin construction of °t laying on of hands. The pastor manufacturing capabilities for Miss Martha Pitts of the Rock a new house of worship, together Pfe*ented a certificate of ordina- glass containers. Hill school faculty, is spending with adeuqate educational facili- 14011 “d Mr. Touchberry gave The Henderson plant will get the summer at home. ties. th « benediction. another large glass furnace and Miss Sallie Pitts, student Dr. Keisler urges all his mem- Mr - Touchberry, a graduate three new glass production lines nurse at Grady Hospital, Allan- hers to be present next Sunday of Summerton High School and This is the fifth major expansion ta, Ga., is spending some time at 11 a.m., and cordially invites a student at Presbyterian Col- of the North Carolina operation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. any others who will not be wor- le * e > ha * Seen serving as pastor since Laurens Glass began pro- Make sure off Number $ and the rest will be no problem Deal with a jeweler you can trust and he will make it his business to provide you with a maximum of the features that make a dia mond worth the money. We are proud of our good rep utation and of the many satisfied customers who rec ommend us to others. Let us help you choose "Her* diamond. You wiH be more than pi eased. p«<r •# !4K f»M vM crepe, and the headdress of each was a matching satin band with a circular veil. The bride’s dress consisted of IF YOU DON’T REAn THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-4541 $295.00 Fay on easy terms. Clinton J. C Thomas JEWELER Joanna David Pitts. While at home she shipping elsewhere, is doing some work at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Jim Price spent last Jimmie Morse. 1 I V* 1 T ■ I ST ¥<j0ifxHa Uj^-eajgjtjMdau*. U OZ. PLASTIC (OTTLE TMPLE-L SILVER CLEANER by G OHHAJVE > CLEANS • POLISHES • PROTECTS ALL m ONE APPLICATION of the Mountville Church since duction there in 1960 “ "'if ■r" of M f• Daniel Con.tnicUon Company Wednesday with Mr. and Mra. ?'”• J T - Touchbeiry, Jr, of 0 f Greenhorn has been awarded ..... Hk contract for the building. The following from Mountville with completion set for January attended the service at Summer- i f iggj r ton: Mrs. S. J. Hunt, Mr. and v.^^ , , Mrs. J. W. Miller, Pierce Miller, pl “ t c ^ ently Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller, and ™ »L ? n mat f ly 350 pcr - Mrs. Fuller Motes, Phil and Tom- a bout^000 OOO Payro11 of my Motes. ’ Within the past year alone, . company officials say, Laurens MrS. C. M. BrOWIl Glass has increased its produc- Laurens — Mrs. Isabel del tion capacity for quality glass Rosal Brown, 78, of 306 S. Main containers by twenty-five per St., Belton, died late Sunday cent, afternoon in a Laurens hospital following a long illness. ki M ii fl A native of Mexico City, Mex., D1 u daughter of the late Victor and C “»P^ U Ri <** Isabel Delores Segovia del a ^ d *> addow of Maxie 9; RomI she was a member of the Richards, died Thursday night Fint Baptist Church of Belton. a rest home in Canton, Ga.. She lived in Laurens since 1964 after a to®* illness, and she was the widow of the A native of Larens County, late Charles Mackay Brown. daughter of the late John Hen- Surviving are three sons, ry and Clara Taylor Campbell, Charles M. Brown Jr. of Belton, she was a Baptist. For the last Joseph CaroU Brown of Ander- three years she had lived In son and William James Brown Georgia, of Laurens; three daughters, Surviving are two sons, Mrs. Robert Middleton of Green- Maxie E. Richards of Cum- vllle, Mrs. Chailes Howell Jr. ming, Ga., and Sidney T. Rich-* ^.sviFci isr*" ^ n - i ‘ Funeral swvfota were Tnnt the workfs leading malar of flne Starling Is orate t superior polishl Tripteir pwvidss rsstest Cis«rinR Itoll Brillisnt Luttrs... and nsw ShteMiiig Inpoasnt to inhibit Tarnish. Ait sccompiishsd In ont saw application. 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