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Emory Chorale Coming Saturday
Mountville News Hospital News
The Emory Women’s Cho
rale with 66 voices and ac
companist, directed by Dr.
William W. Lemonds, will
perform in Belk Auditorium
at 8:00 p. nv, April 16.
The Chorale has appeared
on radio and television in
addition to a performance
with the Atlanta Symphony
Orchestra.
The performance is free to
the public. The program will
include *‘Ch m Chim Cher-
ee,” "I Feel Pretty/’ "Dia
monds Are a Girl’s Best
Friend,” and “It’s a Good
Day.” More serious numbers
will include works by Benja
min Britten, Monteverdi, G.
Faure, and N' .uocicwood.
Sherrill Accepts
Post at Whitmire
Frank C. Sherrill, 308 Chest
nut St., has resigned his post
as plant manager of Kaywood
Southern Division of .Joanna
Western Mills Co. - , where he
has served for six years. The
plant manufactures all types
ajf louvered wood products.
Sherrill has accepted the
position of plant manager of
the House and Home Division
ol Cone Mills Corp. of W’hit-
mire, manufacturers of ready
made draperies, pillows and
bedspreads. He will continue
to make his home in Clinton.
Succeeding Sherrill at the
Joanna plant will be Ferdin
and J. Summer, of Newberry,
formerly production manager.
Greenwood Mills
25-Year Service
Club Plans Meeting
The Greenwood Mills Quar
ter Century Club will hold its
annual meeting in the “Din
gle” at Lander College June
18. Joanna Plant members
will be included in this
year's outing.
Personnel Director M. V.
Wells said 89 members would
be inducted, into the club and
prpsneted engraved watches
by Greenwood * Mills Presi
dent J. C. Self.
MRS. MAUDE BRYSON
Correspondent
Arthur B. Crisp of Elber-
ton, Ga., visited his sisters,
Mrs. Roy Adams and Miss
Zelle Crisp. Sunday.
Tom Bryson of \ewberry,
spent Sunday afternoon with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Brysojtv
Dr. Blanche Badger of
Farmville, Va., spent the
Easter holidays with her
brother, Carl B. Crisp, and
family.
Eddy and Debbie Boyd of
Nashville. Tenn.. visitejd their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
H W. Bryson, during last
week.
Little Marie Bannister
spent last week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Rufus McClain in LaFrance.
Miss Zelle Crisp, who is
teaching in Summerton. and
Miss Elizabeth Jones, a
teaches in Beaufort,- spent
the Easter hobdays with
their home folks.
Visiting Mrs. J. S. Wine-
brenner during last week
was Mrs. Florence Matthews
of Minneapolis, Minn.
Mrs. B. P. Watts had as
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. McGinn of Charlotte, N.
C.
Laurens Woman
Trapped in Car
Laurens — A 19-year-old
woman was in fair condition
late Monday at the Laurens
District Hospital after she
was trapped for more than
half an hour in her wrecked
car at noon Monday on the
Mineral Springs Road.
State Highway Patrolman
Billy Foster said Mrs. Ray
mond Reid of 200. Clemson
St., was the driver and only
occupant of a 1955 Chevrolet
that.left the road on a sharp
curve, struck an embank
ment and overturned about
a mile east of Laurens.
Foster and Highway Pa
trolman B. W. Brock, aided
by volunteers, rescued Mrs.
Reid from the vehicle.
The Laurens Rescue Squad
also was called to the scene.
Patients currently at Bailey
Memorial Hospital include:
Mountville: Calvin Richard
son Jr.. Miss Ruth W. Stokes.
Joanna: Mrs. Patsy Ann
Beck and baby boy, Mrs. Be
verly King and baby girl,
Mrs. Mattie Holt, Mrs. Jan-
nette Gaskin,\w. C. Morgan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Estes.
Cross Hill: Mrs. Cora
Moses,' Mrs. Trannie Grant.
Myrtle Stubbs, Mrs. Mamie
Bell Richard, and baby girl.
Laurens: Mrs. Jean Earle
and baby boy. Miss Gail Eu
banks.
Kinards: Elliott Wilson.
Mrs. Barbara Taylor.
Honea Path: Donnie Porter,.
Union: Arthur Sarrett, Mrs.
Pearl Vanderford.
Clinton: Mrs. Melissa Snel-
grove. Mrs. Ethel Emery.
Mrs. Mattie S. Rippy, David
Walton. Edgar Ballew,
Joseph S. Avery, Robert
Moore, Mrs. Sylvia Ballew,
Dr. George Blalock, John
Henry Huey, Will Hampton,
Mrs. Donence Johnson and
baby boy, Mrs. Alice McGee
and baby girl, Mrs. Carolyn
D. Patterson. Mrs. Molly S.
Moultrie. Mrs. Geneva S. Nof-
fz. Mrs. Martha Fersenthal,
James baby boy, Oswalt
baby girl. Mrs. Dorothy Simp
son. Mrs. Mary Ann Moore,
Mrs. Banner Mae Moon, Miss
Laura Rhoden, Marshall Su-
ber. Mrs. Ellen Deshields, Wil
lie Clark. Mrs. Maggie Grant,
Melissa James, Daniel W’ayne
Shealy, Mrs. Geneva Miller,
John Booker, Mary Virginia
Reynolds, Mrs. Jan Camp
bell. Mrs. Barbara Woodard,
Mrs. Leanna Holland, Alvin
Hueble, Mrs. Frances Dick
son. Earl Armstrong, Broad-
us Bledsoe, Herman Schop-
paul.
Discharged patients in
clude:
Joanna: Jinx Whittle, Mrs.
Lavinia Maw, Mrs. Peggy
Malpass and baby boy, Mrs.
Julia Alexander, Mrs. Allie
Mae Puckett, Dan Wooten,
Mrs. Audrey Timmerman.
Laurens: Mrs. Emily Bow
ers and baby boy, James R.
Woody.
Cross Hill: Mrs. Maggie
Kinard, Mrs. Ella Golden.
Whitmire: Mrs. Fayb S.
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Caldwell, and bab^ boy.
Newberry: Mrs. Ina ’ May
Edgins, R. A. Steer.
Kinards: Marshall A. Can
non.
Clinton: Ruby Threatt,
Boyce Martin, Miss Retha
Mae Sexton, Mrs. Alice Vir
ginia Lawson, Miss Nancy
Suzanne Jones, Mrs. Juanita
Johnson. Laura Hazel, Eddie
Hellams, A. J. Hanley, Mrs.
Jeanette Dowd and baby girl,
George Huguley, Fcstus Har
ris, Shawn Collins, Dana
Brown, Mrs. Sara Kidd, Mrs.
Zemary Mcgowan, Mrs. Hazel
Allison, Mrs. Claudine Os
wald and baby girl. Will Phil
lips, Mrs. Mary Carol Crain, .
Mary M. Snelgrove, Mrs.
Melva McKellar and baby
boy, Mrs. Nola Osborne, Tom
my Wilson, R. L. Webb, Kin- c » T
ard baby girl. Mrs. Sara tOStCm MOT I 0
King, and Starnes baby girl. Officers
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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, April 1*, 196g
MRS. ROWE
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Airman Fred Hanna
Goes to California
Airman T^ird Class Fred
F. Hanna. Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Rees of
28 Peachtree St., Lydia, has
been graduated at Chanute
AFB, 111., from the training
course for U. S. Air Force
aircraft mechanics.
Airman Hanna, a graduate
of Clinton High School, is
being assigned to Travis
AFB, Calif., for duty with the
Military Airlift Command.
Political
Announcements
FOR MAYOR
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for reelection as
Mayor of Clinton, and pledge
to abide by the rules and
regulations of the Democratic
primary.
J, J. CORNWALL
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Mayor of
Clinton, and pledge to abide
by the rules and regulations
of the Democratic primary.
CHARLES H. JOHNSON
FOR ALDERMAN
WARD ONE
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for reelectioti as
Alderman from Ward One.,
subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic pri
mary.
BOYD HOLTZCLAW
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Alderman
from Ward One, subject to
the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary.
TOMMY WINDSOR
WARD TWO
I hereby announce mjjself
a candidate for reelectimv as
Alderman from Ward Two,
subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic prL
mary.
S. A. (CHICK) PITTS
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Alderman
from Ward Two, subject to
the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary.
TRUMAN OWENS
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Alderman
from Ward Two, subject to
the rules and regulations of
the Democralic primary.
W. ALVIN HUEBLE
WARD THREE
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for reelection as
Alderman from Ward Three,
subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic pri
mary.
HARRY C. LAYTON
WARD FOUR
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for reelection as
Alderman from Ward Four,
subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic pri
mary.
LYNN W. COOPER, SR.
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Alderman
from Ward Four, subject to
the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary.
GENE S. LUCAS
WARD FIVE
. I hereby announce myself
a candidate for reelection as
Alderman from Ward Five,
subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic pri
mary.
GEORGE W. BAGWELL
Here Friday Night
Mrs. Cline Rowe will be
installed as Worthy Matron of
the James B. Parrott Chapter
No. 9, Order of the Eastern
Star at ceremonies here Fri
day night at 8 p. m. in the
Masonic Tempi.e
Grand Chapter officers tak
ing part in the installation
will include Mrs. Furman
Corley, Grand officer; Mrs.
E. C. Taylor, Jr., marshal;
Mrs. Joe Land, organist; Mrs.
Joe Campbell, chaplain; Mrs.
James Ellison, conductress.
In addition to Mrs. Rowe,
other local officers to be in
stalled are Carolus Davis,
worthy patron; Mrs. Boyce
Wilson, associate matron; W.
I. Bailey associate patron;
Mrs. E. C. Taylor, Jr., secre
tary; Mrs. Claude Madden,
treasurer; Mrs. John Mabry,
chaplain; Mrs. Thomas Mc-
Elveen, marshal; Mrs. Roy
Benjamin, organist; Mrs. Leo
Hornsby, conductress; Mrs.
W. I. Bailey, associate con
ductress; Mrs. Oscar Kinard,
Adah; Mrs. i R. A. Wilkie,
Ruth; Mrs. John Gallman,
Esther; Mrs. Avery Smith,
Martha; Mrs. Dan Woods,
Electa; John Gallman, ward
en; R. A. Wilkie, sentinel.
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Final Christmas
Seal Total Listed
The final total of the 1965
Christmas Seal Campaign is
$21,262.18, according to Wil
liam S. Gardner of Ninety
Six, chairman for the Christ
mas Seal Campaign. He was
asssisted by George H. Cor-
nelson of Clinton and G.
Wirron Willis of Laurens, co-
chairmen.
The chairman expressed
his thanks to the 6,927 con
tributors of Greenwood and
Laurens Counties who sup
ported the association. He
pointed out this is a rec
ord high and represents an
increase of nearly 5 per cent
over the 1964 total of $20,-
286.34. He also paid special
tribute to the 302 volunteers
who conducted the mail
campaign and provided the
accompanying publicity.
Cadet Johnson
Visits Air Base
Robert E. Johnson, Jr., of
Clinton, was one of 62 U. S.
Air Force Academy cadets
who recently toured McCon
nell AFB, Kansas.
Cadet Johnson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Johnson
of the Jacobs Highway, is a
member of the Academy’s
th rd cadet squadron spon
sored by the 23rd Tactical
Fighter Wing at McConnell.
During their three-day vis
it, the future Air Force offi
cers received briefings on
the wing’s operational re
sponsibilities. He toured
flightline facilities and view
ed aircraft and armament
displays.
Cadet Johnson is a gradu
ate of Clinton High School.
Local Salesman *
Honored By Ford
Dessie Wilkes of Baldwin
Motor Co., will receive Ford
Division’s Sales Award in
Charlotte April 23 as a lead
ing Ford dealership salesman
during 1965.
At the same time, E. M.
Timmerman was named to
the 300-500 Club for “excel
lent retail sales performance."
'Change of Pace'
Tournament Tonight
At Palmetto Lanes
A “Change of Face” tourn
ament will be held at Pal
metto Bowling Lanes tonight
(Thursday) beginning at 6:30
o’clock.
It will be a mixed doubles
affair, with men dressed as
men. Most of the bowlers will
bowl with their wives, and
couples will bowl with other
partners.
Some of the men participat
ing will be Sam (Hildegard)
Wilson, Otis (Rosemary)
Tripp, James (Stella) McEl-
hannon. Bill (Agnes) Fennell,
Lewis (Flossie) Howai’d, Tru
man (Roxanne) Owens, Sam
(Cloie) Owens, Horace (Matil
da) Robinson, Carl ’ (Fannie
Mae) Campbell, Clark (Ger
tie) Meadors, Bradshaw (Jua
nita) Bagwell, Fred (Saman
tha) Galloway.
Inquest Held
In Todd Death
Laurens—A coroner’s jury
ruled here Thursday that the
• March 19 death of Joe Nathan
Todd, 19-year-old Laurens
County Negro, was due to a
gunshot wound “at the hands
of Eddie Leake.”
Lake, a Negro, has been in
the Laurens County jail,
charged with murder by Sher
iff R. Eugene Johnsoij, since
the fatal shooting at Wiley
Henderson’s Place near Wat
erloo. Two other men also
were wounded in the incident.
Todd was taken to a local
hospital and died about 10
hours later. The inquest was
conducted at the Laurens
Country Courthouse by Coron
er Marshall Pressley.
Electric Club
In Meets; Elects
New Officer Slate
The special Electric Club
for 4-H members from Lau
rens County was held in
March. Meetings were held
each Tuesday, with an en)
rollment of aproximately 60
members. The club was con)
ducted by County Extension
Agents with the assistance of
St. Cliar Knight, agricultural
engineer, and Mrs. June
Smoak, home service advis
or with Duke .Power Com
pany.
William Woods of the
Greenpond section p.f the
county was elected presi
dent; Jamie Pinson of Cross
Hill, vice-president; and El
eanor Coleman, of Cross
Hill, secretary. i ,,
Twelve boys and girls pre
sented demonstrations as fol
lows: Junior Girls: Clara
Walton, , first place, and
Mary Wrenn, second. Junior
Boys: First place, Donny
Adair and Ricky Price; sec
ond place, Roy Price and
Eddie Brown. Senior Girls:
Pam Watt and Kay Balen-
tine,-first place winners, and
Susan Reeder, second. Sen
ior Boys: William Woods and
Jimmy Anderson, first, and
Pat Wrenn, second.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank everyone,
friends, neighbors and especi
ally the H. G. Stevens fam
ily for their wonderful kind
ness shown us during the re
cent death of our husband
and father Fred M. Harris.
Everyone has been so kind
and may God bless‘each of
you. Those having dishes may
call for them at 505 Whitmire
Road after 4:30 any after
noon.
Mrs. Nettie A. Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Harris,
Qafy Harris
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WARD SIX
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for reelection as
Alderman from Ward Six,
subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic pri
mary.
TALMADGE SANDERS
I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Alderman
from Ward Six, subject to
the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary.
G. FRANK LYDA
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