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Cmm & Cn ThwsAay, Jdj I, IMS THE CLINTON CHSONICLE —Photo by Quinton Laurens Youth Dies In Accident onto the shoulder of the road. Teague was thrown into the ditch and the motorbike over turned 28 feet away in the highway center. Moore told Patrolman Klbler and Laurens County Sheriff R. Egene Johnson that Teague was still living when he raced to seek help. Mrs. Pearson re mained with the mortally in jured Teague youth, who was dead by the time officers and an ambulance reached the scene. Dr. Julian E. Atkinson, Lau rens County physician, pro nounced Teague dead at the scene. He attributed death to a head injury. WIST (UNION Federation Of Indepenent Business Members Are Urged To Mail Ballots Dasa 1.1 ’ Members of the National Federation of Independent Bus iness in the Laurens district have been urged to provide greater support for its pro gram. Mrs. Sarah D. DeLoach, dis trict chairman, issued the ap peal for greater response to balloting on bills pending in the U. S. Congress. Ballots are mailed to mem- 17. i Mr Laurens — Dana Francis Teague, Dobbins and U. S. Rep. Robert died ^ a motorbike T. Ashmore. Friday, were conducted Mrs. DeLoach emphasized at 5 p. m. at the Second the importance of the program Church by Rev. Grange 8. in influencing decisions reach- ran and Rev. Francis H. ed by members of Congress in sett Burlal WM ta erpaUr ^ h County Memorial Gardens, greater cooperation and inter- g*/* Mr Mn . est of the some 50 businesses F Teague ^ yottth waa a and professional men and wo- graduate o{ Lauren. High , membership where he was a member of the WPS ftp- men who pay a bers monthly with a discussion fee of S 25 annually to aid the football team. Laurens—Dana Francis Tan- told State Highway Patrolman gue, 17, of 8 Wright St., was Kibler Bowers that the two fatally hurt at 8:10 p. m. Fri- ’cycles were traveling side by day when his motorbike went side, headed north, out of control and threw him Moore, according to Patroi- into a roadside ditch about two man Bowers, said Teague miles north of here on Ghost speeded up and pulled ahead of Creek Road. his ’cycle as they reached a On another motorcycle with curve, Teague, he said, turned daughters, Mrs. Wim T. Long of Mrs. Shelly Pearson of 102 around to look back at Moore Tuxedo, N. C. and Mrs. Wm: T. Woodview Drive as passenger, and Mrs. Pearson. It was then Campbell. Among the out of town Fred Moore of 16 Wallace St. that Teague’s motorbike went guests was Mrs. Janie Jackson. WITH THE SICK Wm. B. Campbell is a patient at Laurens Hospital. Mrs. George Lawson is a pa tient at Bailey Memorial Hospi tal. HONORED WITH DINNER Mrs. Reel Littleton gave a din ner Sunday honoring her two Planting Sweet Potatoes Sweet potato production can become a profitable enterprise for many farmers of Laurens County. The important factor involved in potato production in pro ducing quality potatoes, that are free of rot, disease and injury. Shown here is Leroy Bluford of Mountville and Charles Bronson, Jr., Associate County Agent. Bluford is making every effort to produce a top potato, growing the Centennial variety. pro and con, of five proposed legislative measures of interest to businessmen. Space is pro vided for the member’s vote on each measure. The ballots should be mailed promptly to Mrs. DeLoach at City Ice & Coal Co., 2 Silver St., Laurens. The chairman, in turn, must mail copies before the 10th of each month to Lau rents County Sen. William C. to Ids program. Surviving in addition “Please read the pros and parents are a brother, cons of each bill, then vote Franklin Teague Jr., and your convictions,’’ Mrs. Le- maternal-grandparents, Mr. Loach requested. Mrs. John Starnes of Clinton. JULY FOUTH MOTORISTS URGED TO EXERCISE CARE WHO'S WHO IN LAURENS COUNTY This page dealing with outstanding bors. No one wrote of himself in this sec- citizens of the Laurens County area is an tion. The material was gathered by attempt to set in print the positions these Gregg, Son and Associates as they found citizens occupy in the eyes of their neigh- conditions. CREDITORS’ NOTICE A1 persons having claims aganist the estate of Raymond Benjamin Tucker, deceased, are hereby notified to file the same, duly verified, with the under signed, and those indebted to Persons who will be traveling routes and other freeways, 8a id estate will please make pay- on the highways during the July where it is possible to drive hour men t ukewis. BESSIE H. TUCKER. Administratrix Clinton, S. C. June 30, 1965 J1-3C-J15 Get the latest in accessories to make that cation trip most enjoyable. Call J. D. Terry, Parts Manager at Plaxico Chevrolet, Inc Clinton, S. C. or Fourth holiday week-end were after hour without stopping urged by the State Highway De- changing speeds, partment today to exercise more Nine pi r80 ns were killed in than average care In their driv- nine fat ai traffic accidents in tag- South Carolina during the July The state’s highways, espec- Fourth period last year. High- ially those leading to beaches wa y department officials asked CREDITORS’ NOTICE All persons having claims and similar recreational areas, the cooperation of all drivers to against the estate of Mattie will be crowded with pleasure prevent even one death from oc- Supearley Beasley, deceased, seekers during the holiday pe- curring on the state’s highways are hereby notified to file the same, duly verified, with the Notice of Sale Charles W. Cooper Lynn W. Cooper George A Reid The continued confidence the The Rambler has gained the Today, as in our pioneer past, riod. Whenever traffic is heavy, this July Fourth people of this area have had in distinction of being the nation’s pr ? gres f l * mad ® J?y rwn special driving cauUon is always the merchandlM and sendee of- leader in sales growth and this byg0M ye „, ^ George A. reach their destinations safely. fered by Charles W. Cooper’s area can be proud of a dealer Reid, Building and Grading Con- the department said. The State of South Carolina, Garage and Parts Service, E. that is considered one of the tractor on the Whitmire High- Highway patrolmen will be on County of Laurens Carolina Avenue, Clinton, has most successful in the U. S. A. w ®y> Clinton, deserves the high- the roads in full force in an ef- IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS made the business and the man Mr. Lynn W. Cooper. President e r * 1 *<\'°. r •>»»« «" i<* '»«,•? k f f Z 0 *" M .. S B,l ? ey . * ... . .. .. , f ^ with everything it takes. Spec- officials pointed out, but it is still as attorney in fact for Robert M. ehind it worthy of mention in Lynn Cooper, Inc., E. Caro- jaii^ed training plus the equip- the responsibility of the Individ- Vance, et al, Plaintiff, this review. lina Ave., has been in the auto- ment and talent needed to serve oal driver to obey all traffic vs Maintaining tested policies of ’ T >' h le business for the past nine y 0 u swiftly, accurately and eco- laws an( l operate his vehicle in John W. Vassey, Mary Ruth vears. He is also the dealer in nomically. a * a fe and sane manner. Bolton Vassey, and South Caro- Clinton for Oldsmobile and This man has worked hard to Motorists were especially urg- lina Tax Commission. Defend- Do i'-e, both fine automobiles. keep astride with the tremen- ed to avoid such violations as ants. Mr. Cooper’s business ability dous advancements in this field driving at excessive speeds, PURSUANT to a Decree of the has been proved and he is highly and is respected among others in his vices “Dig the Thin Man” on WPCC Radio from 3:00 till 7:00 . .. each week day afternoon (Like groovy!) the past and merchandise and service of the present this busi ness has prospered even in to day’s highly competitive busi ness world. Charles has shown a keen in terest in the Clinon area and therefore understands and ap- undersigned, and those indebt ed to said estate will please make payment likewise. MINNIE GODFREY BEASLEY, Executrix June 22, 1965 J8-3c FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 27th day of July, 1965, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Administratrix of the estate of Harold Saxon Wallace in the office of the Judge of Pro- continually adding ser- recklessness, driving after drink- Court in the above stated case, I t, ate 0 f Laurens County, at 10 as customers’ needs in- in 8 an d improper passing. Per- will sell at public outcry to the 0 > c iock a. m., and on the same ('•elil. Those who have done busi- crease. sons planning extensive trips highest bidder, either in or in da y W jn apply for a final dis- ness with Lynn attribute his sue- George is not only ever aware over the July Fourth week-end front of the Court House, at Lau- charge from my trust as Admin- preciates local conditions. His C £ SS 1 t ? ^ 8< f ict ® d ?* ren , ce !° of 1x18 responsibility to his cus- '* rere warned against attempOng rens C. H., S. C., on Salesday in igtratrix. thorough knowledge of auto re- abso . ute . hoI \^S and fair play in tomers but to the community as to travel too far within the lim- July next, being Tuesday the Any person indebted to said pairs and parts and his honesty any ^ and combi i natl °" of well and cooperatively works to- ited time available. Drivers sixth day of the month, during estate is notified and required to in all dealings has placed him in t good "j 1811 with a good product gether with the good citizens yaking long trips should take the legal hours for such sales, make payment on or before that the group with those responsible has p J? d J ,ced a business that is that aim to make our home-town frequent rest stops to refresh the following described proper- date, and all persons having neonle who aid in makine this a f redl * „ a happy, prosperious place to- themselves and break the mo- ty, to wit - -rfn a good section Lynn Cooper’s future in this day . . . and tomorrow. notony of driving. This is par- Charles W ’ Coooer and his section 8eems a88 ured for he Just as the history of the com- ticulariy important on interstate ^ senujnely appreciates the opt* 01 " munlty lt one ol , d . tunities afforded him by this sec- vances so is the progress report tion and is ever ready to show of George A. Reid and he is to his appreciation and to keep pace be commended, for the efficient business has merited the ap proval and good will it now en joys and we are sure that he will continue to do well. Public Records with its progress. Frank Snow, Jr. Frank Snow, Jr., has won the J. C Cannon combination assures future pros perity for both. . . Believing that the Clinton area respect and good will of the pec- hM , ^ otter ^ pie of Laurens County by the person Byron Smith A good friendly snack bar goes long way in building a town’s AH that certain piece, par cel or lot of land, with all improvements thereon, situ ate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, describ ed as follows: Lot Number 21 West Clinton Subdivision, being a portion of the prop erty of Clinton Cotton Mills as shown by a plat of said subdivision, prepared by Pickell & Pickell, Engineers of GreenviUe, South Caro lina, dated December 9, 1958, and recorded on Janu ary 24, 1966, in the office of the Clerk of Court of Lau rens County in Plat Book No. 12, at Page 213, said Plat being adopted by ref erence. PROPERTY TRANSFERS William S. McNinch to M. H. Hunter, Jr., and W. L. Patter son, .86 of an acre in Waterloo Township for $10.00 and other considerations. of enterprise, J. C. a long way in building a town’s Dr. J. B. Branyon to O. L. manner in which he has kept cannon of Cannon rthiain Saw reputation as a good place to do Counts, lot in Buena Vista Joanna Oil Co. in the forefront Co. 0 n Old Milton Road is car- business or as a good place to Heights, Lake Greenwood, for of the business -and home life of rying on business with an eye to live. No business establishment $1,250.00. this entire district He is also expansion and development and is friendly by itself. The owner Dr. J. B. Branyon to O. L. . . h a s faithfully supported aU must practice courtesy and hire Counts, lot in Buena Vista to be commended for the effic- moveg f or community advance- employees who will do the same. Heights, Lake Greenwood, for lent and friendly willingness he moot This policy has kept this Mr. Byron Smith, of Smith’s $1,250.00. has displayed in accepting his business on a modern scale and Snack Bar, 206 W. Main, feels he Mrs. Lola Lake Smith, to J. W. share of responsibility in aiding has improved the service it ren- has an obligation to his cus- Cousins and Nell I. Cousins, lot civic projects. ~ ~ ders the public. Business people tomers of courteous and friendly in Lola’s Shores, Lake Green- Frank Snow, Jr., is not the of this type are vital in the prog- •ervice. wood, for $1,000.00. kind of person who makes him- ress of any community. The energy Byron has given to Annie Maye G. Henson to Ev- self conspicuous by the manner Mr. Cannon has a sound, basic business, he has given to all en- erett Glenn Cox and Mary Tay- ... , . .. ..... in which he conducts his busi- knowledge of every phase of the deavors with which he has been Cox, 54 acres in Dials Town- ^pnosit^wlth 0 thp Ckiri^of ness and yet his quiet reserve chain saw business and has ere- associated. In the Clinton area, *hip for $10.00 and other consid- 8b81 ’ d ®P° 8 “ tb ® and air of confidence mark him ated a business of which the there are few movements prom- erations. /mnimt of thp as a person of sound judgment area can be proud. i8ing to the community which he Elmore G. Bramlett and Lois of tne amount of tne whose opinions and advice on To J. C. saisfaction is a mat- 1x88 1X01 helped along. In the Bramlett to Raymond Robert- b * d ** kihhw”t^ 0 1 hi the use of fuel oil or the proper ter of pride, with which no com- operation of this popular snack lots ilx Laurens County for 1X1 biddlrxg "Lr® heating equipment for any build- promise can be made. Seeming bar - he ha * displayed good toste * 10 00 and other considerations. 8 PP Ued t0 tne purchase pnee ing is sought after and listened to realize this, his customers and kindness which one rarely Pansy S. Blakely to Joseph T. “P 08 hi8 complying with the to with respect. are lavish in their praise of 8ees 8Ucb a * all the little extra Black and Linda E. Black, lot in terms of sale, otherwise to be We congratulate Mr. Snow for Cannon Chain Saw Company and *ervices that make a good busi- the Lydia subdivision, Clinton, P aid to Plantiff for credit on the the successful management of the man behind it. Such firms n $ 88 hotter. for $10.00 and other considera- indebtedness. In the event the Joanna Oil Co. and also for his form a substantial trade area to We wi8h to congratulate Byron tions. ^successful bidder should fail to constructive advice and help on which a city can point with Smith on M* past success and . Edgewater Club, Inc., to John make such deposit, or should fail those civic affairs in which he pride. wish for him many more years hw found time to interest him- We join with the citizens of of continued prosperity, person who many this area in saying “You have claims against said estate wUl present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. IONE JENKINS WALLACE, Administratrix June 23, 1965 Jl-4c-J22 For Thi Occasion So WoII Remembered Kill Athlete's Foot Germ One application of T-4-L stops itch and burning in MINUTES or your 48c back. In 3 to 5 days, in fected skin sloughs off to expose more germs for the kill. Then watch HEALTHY skin appear! TODAY at all drug stores. jlScjlS Don't Scratch That Itch! In Just 15 Minutes* your 4$ c back at any drug store. You feel quick-drying ITCH-ME- NOT take hold. Itching quiets down. Antiseptic action kills gams to help speed healing. This Gorham Bread Tray of finast-quality silver- plate is a gift of delicately omate beauty...a memorable gift for any wedding; anniversary, birthday, or other festive occasion. BY THE WORLD'S LEADING MAKER Of FINE STERLING ADD NO 10% FEDERAL TAX <■ *«• * ' J. C Thomas, Jeweler CLINTON Tt’s Time That Counts” JOANNA ^ Fine day or night for ecsema, TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The bites, ringworm, foot itch, successful bidder, other than the other gurface NOW at Plaintiff herein, Immediately up- young’s Pharmacy. Jl-3c-J15 Ootti Bvgf CaH Dougl M. Johnson, Jr., and Manola to comply with the terms of sale, Johnson, lots in Edgewater Club the said lands shall be re-sold on IFltD'S DClVMINATIMt < SPAUTANBURG. S. C. self. He is a are proud to call their friend. Joe H. Bonds Because Laurens County is now in an unprecedented period of growth those businessmen done a fine job.” Fred Hayes Estates for $196.00. Thomas O. Burnett to S. A. Pitts, Jr., and Elizabeth S. Pitts, the same or some subsequent Salesday on the same terms, at risk of defaulting purchaser. th *L. oeoole lot 0rx ^k* Greenwood for $10.00 The purchaser to pay for pa in mentioning those people , n/l ^—..— pen,, stamps and recording. No personal or deficiency In mentioning tnose peop- and ^ considerations, who have been closely associat- Joanna ^ ^ with ,re»«h. d.re.opre... and orogress of this section from . . . . * L E. Young and W R Pif+R _ . * nmcresalve P rog ^ 88 u ‘“ ll “ list Church of Joanna, lot on bidding wUl not remain open af- islnessnwn of thi. . e c 11 o n i„uM be criticized If we filed W ' 5 “ 00 "I? whose interests are aWed to the can partially be tTtaclud. Mr. Fred Hares of U * b,d ^ "“ <,e insight as to «..«• Garage. Whitmire High- U> . H - H : Schop- ately. “irTs'TZt^T SowX^L^wVdereio-p- U ^^HeTST^ Cmlon^ AenfSS’ c" "c creasing denumds for sp«£ f Tor J^/ 10 00 and ^ Dated thi. 14th day of JunejU* quality and service. One of the clinton R^ty & insurance Co., erecting of steel signs and build- uonr 3C-J17-J8 is the lumber 106 w> Pitts, Clinton. Thur.-Fri. Sat. July 1-2-3 GET A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT BELK’S DEPT. STORE From menus to We print everything right Card? jo catalog^ bills to broadsides .. . what ever your printing deeds, you can count on on for quality workmanship, dependable service, reasonable cost. Free estimates. Chronicle Publishing Co. 109-111 Gary Street Phone 8S3-0541 most important is tne lumoer 108 w Pitts, Clinton. <ngs. companies and the Laurens With years of experience they His honest, efficient and cheer- County area can boast of one of have a sound basic knowledge of ful services to the people of this the finest in this part of the real estate, insurance and mort- section, both at home or on the state. Braids Lumber Yard, Hur- gages, and have turned that highway has made his business ricane Rd., Clinton, under the knowledge to the advantage of qjgccessful and hM gained for capable management of Mr. Joe the people and firms with whom him the respect and good will of H. Bonds, owner* who builders they do business. Their aggres- his customers. His upright husi- and contractors attest is unsur- sive methods, coupled with sound ness- practice*, thorough know- pMsed in his field. and practical ideas have made ledge of every phase of auto re- fLM»n»ing that the quality of the services they render more pairing including automatic lumber spells the difference be- valuable and hM materially con- transmisions and a desire to give twen high and low maintenance tributed to their well earned sue- his friends and customers a fair costs, It therefore spells the dif- cess. deal haa made the busineM pre ference between a well main- Lawrence and Billy have per even in today’s highly con tained and a shabby community shown a cheerful willingness to petitive business world. Fred Al and Joe deserves acclaim for his contribute their share of time so operates Hayes Trailer Park, part in the area's beauty. Here and energy to the promotion of on the Whitmire Highway, Jo- customers receive a fair analy- other community projects. anna, which offers planty of sis of their needs and save on Ml It is because of the activities shade trees and grassy lots for sises of top grade lumber, cut of such progressive business the comfort of their patrons, expertly to specifications. people that the Clinton area con- Fred hM never fatted to do Ahead of the Laurens County tinuet year altar year, to show his bit in contributing to civic area in a future filled with prpm- such u healthy growth and ex* projects ho deemed profitable mity. We Urn of growth it Is fortunate We are glad la pay for tha tribute to Lawrence Ye to have Joe H. Bonds in a post- tribute to tiaa where his experience and W. R. Pitts for tha part thoy Ms haw may ha used to such play M the distinct progress of tinue to the ares. for many art sure that Mr. Hayes wRh <> <i ana m COITW. BASHFUL (PUDDIN) HENRY SHOW MUSK COUNTRY STYLE Each Weekday From 5:00 A M.-7:00 A. M. IKK) P. M.-3KM) P. M. WPCC 1410 1008 WATTS Holiday Barbecue JULY 3,4, AND 5TH Wrangler S. BROAD ST. CLINTON, 8. C. Please Reserve Orders To Go. HASH . . . . . $2.00 QT. CHOPPED PORK $2.00 LB. (No WRANGLER SPECIAL BARBECUE PLATE $1J8 Served In The Dining Room