The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 17, 1966, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C^ Thursday, February 17, 1%6
Women’*
Bowling Ann.
PALMETTO LADIES
Wm Lost
Lady Lydians — 1# —8
Diamonds 1- 17% -fl%
Balkattes 17 —7
Hl-Los 17 —7\
High team, S games — Caval-
ettes 8104, scratch; Diamonds
2M7, handicap.
High team game — Belkettes
045, Hosettes 924.
High individual, a games —
Jean Hammond 611, Kathlyne
Lott 500, Frances Meadors 579.
High individual game — Jean
Hammond 245, Kathlyne Lott
220, Frances Meadors 219.
SUNSHINE
Won Lost
Keller 10% .._1%
Strother i_ v 6 ... 6
Wallenzine, B. 5 _ 7
Wallenzine, L. 2%.- 9%
High individual, 3 games —
Barbara Wallenzine 553, Esther
Keller 520, Linda Wallenzine 515.
High individual game — Bar
bara Wallenzine 198, Linda Wal
lenzine 197, Esther Keller 183.
dDcie league
Won Lost
Independents 6 ——2
Golden Girls — 8 —8 '
Riggettes .— 8 —8
Hep Cats 2 —6
High team, 3 games — Hep
Cats 2712, Golden Girls 2807.
Independent 2665.
High team game — Hep Cats
987, Independents 970, Golden
Girls 940. «
rfiigh individual, 3 games —
Sue Womack 248, Frances Mea
dors 242, Lucy Dunaway 240.
High individual game —
Frances Meadors 636, Ruby Ly-^
dia 630, Linda Mann 622. a
Ralph T. Parris
Ralph T. Parris, 46, of 51
Beech St, Lydia, died Sunday
at 9:00 a. m. in a Columbia
hospital after a long illness.
Native of Buffalo, he lived in
Clinton for the past two years
and was the son of the late
Thomas D. and Bessie Fisher
H. Parris.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Susie Fisher Parris; two
daught *8. Mrs. Janice Parris
Fowler of Clinton, and Mtaw v
Kathy Elizabeth Parris of the
home; four sons, Gary^ Parris
of the U. S. Air Force in Tex- ■
as; Perry Thomas Parris of
Edison, N. J.; and Stephen
and Joseph Parris of the home;
three sisters, Mrs. Dora Phipps
of Clinton; Mrs. Elsie Seay of
Enoree, and Mrs. Lucy Brown
of Union; a brother, James R.
Parris of Enoree; and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at 3:00 p. m.
, at Sardis Methodist Church in
Union by' Rev. Gene Ramsey
and Rev. James G. Sullivan.
Burial was in the church ceme
tery.
Pallbearers were Charles
Rice, W. D. Seay, Billy Wil
lard, Gene Townsend, Bill El
is and Herman Phipps, Jr.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the many ex
pressions of sympathy, the
calxls, flowers, food and other
acts of kindness.
—MRS. HAL BALDWIN
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Three PC Seniors 1
In Academic Group
r Three Presbyterian College
seniors have earned member
ship in Sigma Kappa Alpha,
senior academic honor society,
Dean Joseph M. Gettys an
nounced today.
Two men and a woman make
up the group with seven con
secutive semesters of superla
tive classroom work to their
credit. They are: James Henry
Johnson of Georgiana, Ark.;
Amelia Nichols of Clinton; and
Thomas Alexander Whitaker of
Florence.
Mrs. W. T. Kanning
Newberry — Mrs. Lula Long
Dominick Kanning, widow of
W. Thomas Kanning, died
Thursday afternoon after a
brief illness.
Bom in the St. Luke’s sec
tion of Newberry C f ounty,
daughter of the lately John T.
and Mary , Elliott ^Merchant
Long, she wa sa member of
Faith Ltheran Church. She for-
rrierly lived in Clinton for many
years.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. J. M. (Gussie) Holsonback
of Newberry; Mrs. J. W. (Mar
jorie) Mills of Liberty; Mrs.
B. B. (Julia) Easterling, and
Mrs. Susie Gamer of Colum
bia 1 ,; and Mrs. Marvin (Mary)
McAbee of Laurens; a brother,
Norman Long of.Newberry; 11
grandchildren and 20 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sautrday at 2:00 p. m.
at Faith Lutheran Church by
Rev. Robert Addy. Burial was
in -Rosemont cemteery in Clin
ton.
DR. FELDER SMITH
IS CONVALESCING
Dr. Felder Smith is conva
lescing at his home in Laurens
following surgery and stay at
Self Memorial Hospital, Green
wood.
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DlkAltOttAn ttAUnc.fel'
Bowler of the Week
Bradshaw Bagwell became
Bowler of the Week Saturday
night by defeating four other
top average bowlers in the Lau
rens County area. Bagwell rol
led a 622 series on games of 215,
182 and 225.
Collie Gilliam was second with
572. Other bowlers competing
were Jimmy Revis, J. B. Van-
derford and Gboldie Simmons.
Bagwell currently holds the
highest scratch series ever rol
led at Palmetto $.anes. Last
month he complied games of
246, 243 and 219 for a grand to
tal of 708, the first 700 series
ever rolled in this area.
• Notice
To All Laurens County'
Democrats
In accordance with the elec
tion laws of South Carolina, all
precinct clubs are called to
meet at their usual meeting
places at 3:00 p. m., February
26, 1966, for the purpose of re
organizing the clubs.
The County Democratic Con
vention is hereby called to
hneet at 10:00 a. m., Monday,
March 7, 1966, at the Laurens
County Court House.
GEORGE L. PHINNEY,
Chairman, Laurens
County Democratic Party
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express our
most heartfelt thanks to our fri
ends and neighbors for the many
kindnesses shown us during the
illness and at the death of our
son and brother, Bobby Cooper.
Everything done for us was so
greatly appreciated. May God
bless each of you.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cooper
and family.
CLINTON, S. C.
PHONE 833-1411
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