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THE CLINTON CHKONICLE
Clinton, S. C n Thuraday, July 29. 196S
Wert Clinton News . .
wall and plunxed Into the river
Mr.. Mrs. Hardman Visit in Oklahoma
MBS. M. W. ADAMS
Dial 03-204
Mr. and Mrs. Fern Hardman
were recent visitor* of Mr. and
Bin. Paul Hardman and family
in Muskogee, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Porter of
Greenwood visited Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Reynolds last week.
Mrs. W. E. Baker and daugh
ter, Donna, of Chester, were
here for Richard Ferguson's
funeral and visited the Dorsey
Turner family Sunday.
Randy Turner attended the
Webb-Hopkins wedding in the
Eastover Baptist Church in
Charlotte, N. C., Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cheek and
Dorsey Turner attended the all-
night singing Saturday in Green
ville.
Kenneth Stroud is spending the
week with his aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brewington,
near Joanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pitts and
family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Reeder Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Maye tour
ed the mountains of North Caro
lina last week-end.
Mrs. Grace Brewer and son,
Terry, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Smith in Fayetteville, N. C., last
week.
Debbie Hamilton is spending
the week with Mr. and Mrs.
James Fuller in Savanah, Ga.
Vernon Williams and George
Davis visited relatives of Mr.
Davis in Tampa, Fla., recently.
Mr. and Mrs. James Poison
and family visited Mr. Poison’s
spent last week-end with Mrs. valescing at home after an ope- |a Col. $0(111 officers arrived on the scene. _ _ D
Martin’s mother, Mrs. Rote ration at Self Memorial hospital We|t ^ cbl. Pressly and his daughter were 12 to 15 feet below, Capt. Burns
Neal, in Whitmire. in Greenwood. Charles A. Senn, Jr.. 94. (Ret.) taken to the Laurens hospital for said.
Mrs. Thelma Kidd is spending Mrs. Mollie of 1238 K Ave.. Cayce, died emergency treatment but were Two Columbia men, L. D.
the summer with her sister and tient at BaUey Memonai nos- SuDdMy * » Columbia adm i t ted Cooley and George Davis, and
Mr. and Mrs. hospital after a week of illness- camBuras said Pressly told CharUe Bishop of Laurens were
in Charlotte, SeU Memorial Hospital, Green- A MUve ^ ^ ^riviiig west on the first on the scene and began
when the rear of the car rescue operations. Other pas-
and officers aided the
brother-in-law,
James Seagraves,
grandmother,. Mrs. Pauline Pol- N. C. J W< £? ro , Kryslh%h i* m at bar Uved b * Tt el * ht He waa bypass"
son in Gastonia, N. C., on thair Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLendon, Carol EOgU a member of Congaree Pres- ••started around’’ and he lost sershy —
* Mr. and Mr*. Douglas McW.ter. i, , t byterian Church mid worked C ^T veWde veered trio in freeing the mother and
D. C. Whitman, and family spent the week-end ^^Stirand with ^ VtUrmna Admtnistra- fromthe highway, struck the daughter. Officers saW Mrs.
Tim, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Whit- with Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hoi- '** }* > ™ Mr «L M« VeriS Uon Columbia. Ha was a yet- culvert’s raised concrete head- Pressly wore a seat belt.
* * son-m-iaw, mt. am ’**"“** »«.•«« of Vammo U7«» k...
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs
eran of the Korean War, hav
ing served In the Army 30
years.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
man spent their vacation on a ton ni Dublin, Ga. williams
tour of the mountains of North Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Harris and lolajs HONORED
Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rowe and Mrg IJnria Osborne Lollis,
Mrs. Lewis Wallenzine and family were recent visitors of hH __ kaaataH Satm- nvui« «rr ms wue, ears.
Pam of Greer, spent a few days Mr. and Mrs. Ted King in Pel- . n<gh ^’ at the conunmuty Louise Rowland Senn; a daugh-
last week with Mr. and Mrs ser u house, she received loU of nice * n A (Barbara) Bent-
Claude WaUennne while Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis of _ hostesses were Mrs ley 01 Au *tin, Texas; a son,
WaReuzine was at camp. Roekfocd, 1U., were trecent visl- T mrai a—»~1 Charles Senn, III, of Grove,
Mr. and Mrs. H C EngUsh. tor. of Mr and «"• V«™» « o^, ^ Ira* hi * Mrs. Molly
Jr., and family visited in Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson Mrs Nel] Adams Mn Senn of ColumbU; a sister.
Charleston and toured the Blue Williams. „ o-y’ ^ ^ M rs Lucille Mr » w F - Stoddard of Lau-
Ridge mountains on their vaca- Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reeder ^ InJtwnn rens; a brother, J. D. Senn of
lion. Wm. Dominick were Mr. and AT MYRTLE BEACH Newbern, N. C.; and a grand-
Mrs. Gladys Hughes and Lew- Mrs. Jimmy Farrow and family A ^ Horium ^ irtun child.
BUILD A NEW HOUSE
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Saw*. M m year M. or mm*.
ia X w»U. la Tawa or Coaalry.
100% loan. 10 yaar farm. Fin
la*. A Wa las. Why pay not,
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WINCHESTHt GRAHAM HOMES
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T*. Ummm. S. C.
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is were recent guests of Mr. and of Lake Wales, Fla., Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Capps in Walhala. Mrs. Troy Todd and family of
Mr. and Mrs. David James Cl ax ton, Ga.
and family of Charleston, visited Mrs Wdia Todd spent the
Rev. and Mrs. George James weke-end with Mrs. Eva Derrick
and Mrs. Ruth Oxner last week. 40 Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Cedi Wooten Floy " a,ker of Norfolk ’ Va *»
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braswell
spent their vacation in Gatlin-
burg. Tenn.
spending a tew aays wiin Mrs. if ■ e
Jack and Freddie McLendon, Aus tjn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. |C lAfHflUl lAF Pf
Red Myers, Johnnie Harmon, Bill Snelgrove. Mr. Austin grad- * IVi 1 v
Wayne Wamble and Ricky Wil- uatcd from Clemson University
son vacationed at Myrtle Beach, aod is in a training program at
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Wright Ware Shoals where they will
and family spent their vacation make their home,
at Folly Beach.
Clinton and Lydia Mills left Sun- Graveside services were con-
day for a week’s stay at Myrtle ducted Wednesday at 11:00 a.
Beach. Mrs. D. 0. Freeman is m * t Forest Lawn cemetery
Clinton Mill leader. She as well iu Laurens by Dr. Claude Mc-
as leaders from Lydia are with Intosh.
the girts.
spent the week-end with Mrs.
Walker and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Austin are
spending a few days with Mrs.
William E. Ellis
Education Dept.
Davis Holland, Jr.
Named Director
Davis R. Holland, Jr., mem
ber of the McDuffie High School
faculty in Anderson, has been
named director of School Dis-
ANNOUNCING!
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— IS NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU —
Located Just Off The Old Laureus-CIfaitom Highway
Near Leesville Methodist Church
CALL 833-2868 FOR APPOINTMENT
Closed On Mondays
trict Five’s adult education pro-
William E. Ellis, "of Colum- r # sch 1 ? 01
nxe ineir nome. bia, will Join the Presbyterian
Steve Jackson and Carroll college faculty this fall as as- “ ^
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowe Harris spent a few days at Myr- sista £ profesLr of education, n H„ HoI1 “ d . i “ a 11 S0 ^ ° f , JJf*
and Frances visited Mrs. Op^ tl* Beach lart week. Dean Joseph M. Getty. H °^ °i ^
Woodward in Augusta, Ga.. and Mrs. Joy Owens and Mrs. nounced tJiay Clty ” e an f u M A rs - Holland are
Mrs. William Turner in Green- Frances BrackweD of Startex, Dr Getty, wid the new pro- " Anderson S' 1 * 00 '*
MANY PEOPLE
• •
are aware that Chiro
practic Health care, ia
the treatment of choice
for low Inch pain and
other back problems,
but they fail to realise
that under Chiropractic
care hundreds of pa
tients have been satis
factorily relieved of
headaches, asthma, high
blood pressure, men
strual problems and
many of the common
illnesses.
Why suffer. Chiropractic care may be the answer
to vour health problem.
DR. J. T. FRENCH
407 Farley Ave. Phone 984-49% Laurens, S. C.
Office Hours: 9:00-12:00 ; 2:00-4:00; 6:00-8:00
Monday Through Friday By Appointment
ville recently.
jurats 0/ Mrs, Ruth Oxner feMor ^ cpecity.
will
serve as director of PC’s
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard Sa ^ rday - _ jk , •7%. A V X. VAAAVTVMSA VPA JT V/ 9 \ A £ A AM
and family visited in Charleston nn ^ ' ? r ’’ teacher-training program. H e Due West Woman
and Folly Beach on their vaca- an “ Mrs. Joe Gibbs, Jr., i s ^currently completing work | n
tion. ^ “ d d^er, Demse, spent toward his y do ^rateTColum- K,lled ,n ACC,dent
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin th ^ ir vacation in Danville, Va.,
last week.
CREDITORS’ NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Little-
bia University in New York. At Laurens Monday
EUis, 39, brings a broad Laurens — A 50-year-old Due
background of public school West woman was dead on arri-
— Whheford's —
Flavor-Crisp Chicken
„gi£ e "6rd! tog?
Dinner
89c
3 Pieces of Chick
en, F. F„ Potatoes.
Cole Sfanr and Hot
Rofls
Bargain Box
82.15
9 Pieces of Chick
en For. Family of 3
To 5 People
All persons having Halms field and Tina of Woodruff, were , .. . .
against the estate of Alexander guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger 10 Tf 1 * h * re Val at Laurens Di8tric t Hospital
O’Daniel, deceased, are hereby Dunaway over the week-end. P re sbyterian College. He Monday after the 1965 Dodge in
notified to file the same, duly Mr. and Mrs. Ira Martin were ta “ g * 1 * in the Charlotte pubhc whcih she, her husband and
verified with the undersigned, called to Orangeburg due to the sch(X)1 8 y* tem from daughter were riding on High-
and those indebted to said estate recent death of Mrs. Martin’s 1947 - as head teacher at way 76 By-Pass overturned
will please make payment like- sister-in-n-law, Mrs. Alma Ro- Columbia’s A. C. Flora High down a culvert and landed on its
wite ■ land. School* 19^63, and then be- top in Little River.
(MISS) FRANCES O’DANIEL, Mr and Mrs. G. E. Holder came principal of Lower Rich- Laurens County Coroner Mar-
Executrix visited Mr. Holder’s mother, land High. shall Pressley said Mrs. Mar-
302 Owns, St, Mrs. Mattie Holder, a patient A n * tive of Hampton County, garet Pressly died of head in-
Clinton, S. C. ’ at Self Memorial Hospital in he received his BA degree Juries from the 3:45 p.m. crash.
July 16, 1965 J22-3c-A5 Greenwood, on Saturday. (nan Carson-Newman -College Rescuers worked more than half
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsley and “ 1961 > attended the guidance an hour to free her and her 15-
CREDITORS’ NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tinsley institute at the University of year-old daughter, Jane, from
All persons having claims toured the mountains of Tennes- Alabama for one semester and 1116 family car which landed,
against the estate of Lucy Ag- xee visiting Rock City on their has been working toward his bottom up, in about 12 inches of
nes Pinson, deceased, are vacation. doctorate at Columbia Univer- w ater.
hereby notified to file the sity for the past three sum- Laurens City Police Capt. W.
BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING nriers. He studied there the Burns said the woman’s hus-
ANNIVERSARIES past spring as a research as- band, John Lowry Pressly, 51,
Lonnie Osborne had a birthday gig tent under a grant from the crawled from the vehicle before
July 28th. International Paper Company — —
Mrs. Verla Griffin, Joel Ginn Foundation
and Joel Lawson had birthdays He served for ^ months in
Jldy 29- .. . , the Army during World War
Rick> Lyda has a birthday jj^ active in civic
J22-3C-AS ^ ^^ . c , and religious affairs of the
— MrS L,n All n e Kinard ’ Sandy communities in which he has
Campbell, Bardy Cannon, and ^ ~
Merl Graham have birthdays
same, duly verified, with the
undersigned, and those indebt
ed to said estate will please
make payment likewise.
MARY PINSON McQUEEN
Executrix
Box 306,
Loris, S. C.
July 19, 1965
EUis is married to the for
mer Louise Dean of Whitmire.
THE FAMILY BUCKET .... $3.50
15 PIECES CHICKEN, 8 HOT ROLLS
SERVES 5 TO 7 HUNGRY PEOPLE
THE BARREL . . . . $4.75
21 PIECES OF CHICKEN
Perfect For Tired Housewives, Parties, Picnic,
Church Parties and Social Functions
FISH DINNER $1.00
2 FLOUNDER FILLETS, FRENCH FRIES,
COLE SLAW, HOT ROLLS AND TARTAR SAUCE
BUCKET OF FISH $3.95
10 FILLETS OF FLOUNDER, COLE SLAW,
TARTAR SAUCE AND HOT ROLLS
SHRIMP DINNER .. . .. $1.15
JUMBO SHRIMP, FRENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW,
TARTAR SAUCE AND HOT ROLLS
BUCKET ’O SHRIMP .. .. $3.95
25 JUMBO SHRIMP, TARTAR SAUCE,
• HOT
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of C. T. Sat- J'uy _
terfield, deceased, are hereby ^ a They have four chUdren, two
notified to file the same, duly J*™- “ d JLSl boys and two girls, and are
verified, with the undersigned. UUeton have birthdays August memben of ^ Baptigt chu^h
and those indebted to said estate 1 - * „ ^
jriU payment like- ^ Cn^e ^Pb^Stove ^ FROM OEOWJU
LOU ELLEN SATTERFIELD ha ^ e rs bl ^^ y ^ a ^fJd sJ^Jto^y ^f Covtagto^,
Wallenzine have birthdays Au- Ga., were Saturday visitors of
gust 4. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones.
Floyd Walker and Roy Law- Mike Jones accompanied them
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