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TEC CLINTON CHRONICLE GUntoivS. t C.> Thursday, May>-12. f 1966 New Parking Lot To Be Maintained The cit^ of Clinton soon will have another parking lot on South Broad Street, ac cording to action taken Fri day night at the May meeting of City Council. Cduncil accepted the offer of the Bank of,Clinton to use property recently purchased by the bank and now used as a mobile home lot. J. Robert (5ox and W. C. Baldwin, representatives of the Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce, ap peared before Council and stated , that the bank would provide the area for parking if the city would maintain it. Brig. Gen. B. F. Wingard Lutheran Building Retires From SCNG Roll Fund Is Growing Since January 1 of this year To Attend Washinton Meet South Carolina Assistant Adjutant General, Barringer F. Wingard, who has been promoted to Brigadier Gen eral upon his retiremenC from active Army National Guard status, the Adjutant General’s office has announc ed. General Wingard has been placed upon the retired list of the South Carolina Na tional Guard but will contin ue to serve in his present position. The veteran of nearly 38 years of military service be gan his career in May, 1928, the Building Fund of St. John’s Lutheran Church has increased more than $13,000, according to announcement by Dr. E. B. Keisler, interim pastor., It will be recalled that last fall the congregation conduct ed a campaign for pledges to total a minimum of $10,000 during the present year. The result was the securing of pledges totaling a little more FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice VmV J'Q . tlfr 30th day of Judd, 19<», f Wlfl render a final account o^n^y acts fend doings «s' E/c*u«lrix of the estate of Robert Or. Carr ip the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clodk a. m., and on the same day will ap- Laurens County. Library Bookmobile Schedule Week of May 16-19 Monday—Mrs. ,Mary ■ftpgj ers home, Mrs. Pete Jones home, Camak Sc{iool, tyrs. Marian Seeks home, Mrs. Rhett Martin bonne. Tuesday — Burdette home, Mississippi Young home, Vir- ply ’ lor a final tdischarge ginia Bishop homje, ..Joanna from my trust as EkPeutxut. Kindergarten, Brawn, home, Any person indebted t,o Simmons home. , said estate is notified and Wednesday—Garnjtt Store, required to make payment Mountville School, Leaman’s on or before that date, ahd Store, Cross Hill,. Pealer a 11 persons haying claims home, Smith’s Store, Water- against said estate will pre- loo. ( sent them on bf, befpre said Thursday—Gray Court-Ow- date, duly proven, or be for- GEN. WINGARD Armed Forces Kay ran Cox (right), daugh- School and was recently cho- when he graduated from Council authorized the pur- ter o{ Mr and Mrs j R 0 b er t spn as a p urman scholar. Clemson University and was Sors at a' cost 0 ^ a^pToxl’ C ° X ’ n ° tlfied by ^ Kayran is a member of the commissioned a second lieu- lators at a cost ot approxi Nolan Carter, chairman of the .. . _ . t c .- tenant in the Officers Re- m.,tel.v $11,800 lo serve the judging commiltee ot her se . Nat.onal Honor Society, Set- ^ Corps „„ Mm . te „ se city s industiial park site on lection as one o{ the 500 dele- ence Club, and will serve as m j ss i one d a second lieuten- serve, Korean Service, Unit- have come from the mem- U. S. Highwav ib. gates to the National Youth editor of thp Sentinel for ctovc her« nf thp mnarpaatinn the Council approved the em- c on f eren ce on Natural Beauty 1966-67. S'To "lr^. al'?relie L t man ^“throneh" S a, “e ^ ^ •" ^ Me*daTf.7Vhirty’"y*earr' se'r- ***«* .Z™** ac[s anf^ingnAdmlni; ? in the tiro and utilities de- L ra , on . Park Wei. Wash- of ^ Sn " o Luery T‘ S He is married to the for- ^ C two rnSr, of •» * Beseie “ partment. follow,ng he trans- ington D c . , and » r ' cs 05 vtce-prestdent tenant of Battery B 107 h « e 15 marr ‘ ed “J other local churches made for to full - time police work . f ^ „ of the Northern South Caro- A b t,aircr «»f Battalion in mer Nelle R. Wasson of Lau- a Clinton. His World War II rens and they have one son, than $17,500 for the yea r. With an excess of $13,000 rais- ings School, Owings Post Of- ever barerd. ed during the first four fice, Hughes home, Arm- DOLLIE M. CARR, months of the year the pros- strong home, Wilson home, Executrix ' 1 pects, it would appear, are Uewis Wilson home, Zeigler May g 196 g M12-4c-J2 bright that the year’s contri- home, Mauldin home. . I. -j butions will well exceed the All books are to be checked FINAL SETTLEMENT pledges. in from the schools ^ Take notice that on the 23rd Dr. Keisler states, that Librarians are Miss Elaine d ay of May, 1966, I will ren->• while naturally the major Martin and Mrs. Carl Teague, der a final account of my acts Re- portion of the contributions — — a nd doings as Administrator D. B. N. C. T. A of the estate of Gus W. Hollingsworth in the office of the Judgp of Pro- ty, at 10 o’clock a.m. and on the same day will apply for a FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 12th day of May, 1966, I will ren der a final agcp^ipti pf my .of Jerry Poole, who had been Ka > ran ' . chosen from » Clinton. His World War 11 rens and tney nave one son serving as a combination P o- group of mne applicants, wdl hna Baptist Y W. and is an agsign . Barringer F ., Jr., who at * represent South Carolina -as president ot the local Y. W. A. ment with ^ Air Corps at tends the University of South Horizon Club delegate from This is a major cooperaUve Shaw y^r Force Base; duty Carolina. He is the father of project by Boys Clubs of as an instructor at the Anti- the late Barrie Jean Win- Amcrica. Boy Scouts of aircraft School, Camp Davis, gard who was a former Miss it * pear that the _ America. Camp Fire Girls, N.- C.; and command of a South Carolina^ His P a re n ts grarn is mov i ng ra ther slow- Future Farmers batter y the 788th Anti- were Dr. and Mrs, J. J. Win- lice-fireman. August 9 was set as the date for the municipal gener- . al election. The city clerk Fl ^ G,rls and city attorney were au- the Clinton Council of Camp She is a member of the other local churches made unsolicited pledges and arc making regular contributions and that a number of other friends in Clinton have contri buted to the fund. Dr. Keisler said that while thorized to make arrange- j un ‘ or class of Clinton High ments for holding the elec- tion. Jeffries to Speak Twice At College of 4-H Clubs. of America, G>rl Scouts ^ Battalion the U S A., \ .M.C.A., and YWCA. , 500 outstanding teen-agers, representing a membership ly .it is the congregation’s hope and expectation to be gin actual building opera- aircraft Automatic Weapons gard of Lexington. which served in He is an elder of the First France and Belgium in 1944- Presbyterian Church in Clin- ^ons within the several 45. t° n > a member of American months and to erect on the During the. Battle of the Legion Post 56, a former congregation’s lot on high- Bulge h< was tThnsferred to member of the Lions Club of way 72 in Galdwin Heights Williarn M. Jeffries, dirct- ° apni oxir ’ ia e > mi 10 • ^e 103rd. Antiaircraft Group Clinton and Dillion, and is a a church which will be a cre- tor of the peace education W'ViAfl in Belgium and Ger- member and past president dit to the denomination and program of the American time to d scuss the action • * 7th ^ Friends Service Committee youth will take to spearhead ^ 'Ll!™, ’ 1 J S. Mauney in the office of the .. ., , . Judge of Probate of'Laurens fmald.scharge from my trust County, at 3:30 p.m., and on as A( i rninistrator ^ B - N - c - the same day will apply for a ^ final discharge from my trust Any person indebted to said as Administrator. , estate is notified and required Any person indebted, to said to make payment on or before estate is notified and required that date; and all persons to make payment on or, before having claims against said es- that date, and pll persons tate will present them on or having claims against sj|id es- before said date, duly proven, tate will present them pn. hr or he forever baifrea. M before said date, duly proven, CHARLES F. WALDRON, or be foreypr barred. Trust Officer of M. S. i ODETTA MANUEY, Bailey & Son, Bankers, Administratrix, ,..., , Administrator, 607 N. Broad St., D. B. N: ■C.-T.-A. * • Clinton, S. C. .. . Clinton, S: C.| April 11, 1966 A14-4c-^112 April 19,. 1966 A21-4c-M19 of High Point. N. C„ will the beautification and con- ^y. He separated from Association of Clinton. speak twice on the Presby- servation of the country. The active military service as a terian College campus this conference is inspired and Major m March, ,1946. Thursday and Friday. supported by Mrs. Lyndon B. Upon reorganisation of the He is scheduled to address Johnson and the opening ses- South Carolina Na ti o n a l the Subject A Christfan Ap- sion will be held at the White Guard following the war, House. General Wingard was assign- 9:15 p.m. Thursday in Room Serving on the judging com- ^ the 228th Antiaircraft proach to Foreign Affairs" at 231. Douglas House. On Fri- mittee with Mrs. Carter were Artillery Group serving suc- day, he will speak at the 10 J- B. Hart and VVilmot Shealy. cessively as Group S3, ex- A Vote For Fred Bragg, Jr. C andidate For Alderman Ward 3 Will He A Vote For Progress Paid For Bv Friends a.m. student convocation on “A Christian Approach to Communism” in Belk Audi torium. The public is invited to attend both lectures. Jeffries is brought to PC under the leadership of the local chapter of the South Carolina Student Conference on Human Relations. A na tive of Arkansas, he holds de grees from the University of Virginia arid Duke Universi ty Divinity School, and is a Methodist minister who has preached in several North Carolina communities. REPORT OF CONDITION OF State Bank and Trust Company of Greenwood in the State of South Carolina at the 1 Close of Business on April 5, 1966 ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection , $11.085,125.'07 United States Government obligations, ecutive officer and com mander. • He was promoted to Colonel in 1957. His service with the 228th included aqoth?r tour of ac tive duty from. September, IUSO, until J\mc,. 1952, during 'which time: her served eight months in'Korta as civil af fairs - military government officer With the Third Infan try Division. ‘ Whfte- in Ko rea he wfes promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. Jn April, 1959, he Was appointed As sistant Adjutant General of South Carolina. General Wingard’s awards fatterSOfi Receives AmlrtLn n r Br ? nze a Star ’ Commission in Army American Campaign, Ameri- . _ 7 . can Defense, European-Afri- FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 7th day of June, 1966, I will ren der a final account of my acts and doings as Executrix of the estate of James Dorroh Hairston in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a.m., and on the same day will ap ply for a final discharge from my trust as Executrix. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment or, or before that date, and all persons having - claims against said estate will present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. GAYNELLE HAIRSTON DOUGLAS, Executrix, Route 1, Laurens, S. C. April 23, 1966 A28-4c-M26 \ ..‘I Mrs. Mildred Kmard Has Joined Our Staff of .Operators c-l . * ' • ' •r '«*. * m . t : * Make Your Appointment Today For A new Permanent, Manciure, Shampoo or Set For Mother On Her Day , t v; ' ♦ * . * * * V /. V JINNY’S BEAUTY NOOK Dial 833-1448 'c—?■ Lydia Morgan to Receive Advanced Degree Professor Richard Lyon direct and guaranteed _ 22.966.418.62 professor Kicnard Lyon c, n .i; <2— Obligations of States and political subdivisions .. 10,023.167.55 Morgan of the Presbyterian '▼VTl.- DCrmu OregOry Securities of Federal agencies and College faculty will receive Mrf. Bertha, . Evans Greg- and general military subjects corporations not guaranteed by U. S. : 48.781.25 the Doctor of Theology de- W- W?*tesdaif, May • T he lieutenant, son qf J. B Other loans and discounts J. 48,437,455.51 gree at commencement exer- at 4 P- 0 ?- hohie af- Patterson, 160 Cypress St., n f th t . . . Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and u - rises at Union Theological .'*®ver^l, yearf. of declin- Lydia, attended Clinton High all persons having claims other assets representing bank premises _ 1,306.149.42 Seminary. Richmond. Va„ on _ School. a g alnst said estate will ore. Real estate owned other than bank premises 36,800.00 ^ Ia - V 17 - The degree repre- , ” ao " Madison, .county, Other assets i L J. 2,855.472.54 sents the culmination of five ”• v-. $he ill Clinton sev- FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 1st day of July, 1966, we will _ ^ render a final account of our William L. Patterson, 27, acts and do i ngs as Executors can-Mtddle Easttm C a m- waS ^ or " missloned an Arn ™y of the estate of George W. paign with three sters secand t when he Copeland in ^ office of the Ut, „ V,c,„ ry . ir y SreanSe'seh^a 3 , 1 ^"'afTo^toc^rr of Ooeupwion.- rlational Da- Fort GoJ - do „, Ga „ May 5. __ ^ t Lt. Patterson received 23 apply for a final discha weeks of instruction, with the from our trust as Executors emphasis on communications A n y person indebted to , , t said estate is notified and . T ^ he _ Ute ?I nt ^ SOn .required to make payment on or before that date, and FISH-A-RAMA EXPERT SERVICE ON ANY USES Reel Thurs., May 12 Get ready for \^v fishm! A factory- y/ trained Ztbco expert Vu will inspect, clean and V:iiH recondition your Zebco reel. $1.00 charge for all ' ; parts anil setyice. JiM ? ’ Big Savings on Guaranteed Zebco Tackle ,'J. ? aI LOOK AT THESE FISH-A-RAMA SPECIALS! TOTAL ASSETS against said estate will pre- CREDITORS’ NOTICE sent them on or before said years of graduate study re- eral years before' moving to All persons having claims date, duly proven, or be for- $96,759,369 96 search aad writin 8 ’ Grlffln ’ Ga. . Daughter of the against the estate of Lorraine ever barred. Famous for BULL'S-EYECASTING with never a backlash’ Dr. Morgan’s dissertation was a study of the problem of the new Testament canon in LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partner ships, and corporations ,„ $44,072,302.26 second century. In light of Time and savings deposits of individuals, recent historical discoveries, partnerships, and corporations _ 18,659.837.16 ^hetX^cItholicfsm 8tep80n * Rob€rt Gre « or y of wise 2,133,376.98 LTp^Untism SS S2 W^tmire. a sister, Mrs. Alex late George and Emma Har- F- Haselden, deceased, are ris Gregory, she was a mem- hereby notified to file the her of the Catholic Church same, duly verified, with the in Griffin. undersigned, and those in- Surviving are a son, Fran- debted to said estate will els X. Evans of Griffin; a please make payment like- Deposits of United States Government Deposits of States and political subdivisions _. 12,837,208.43 question of Scripture and tra- C. W. ANDERSON, Executor Deposits of commercial banks 9,745,537.92 nuinn “thic sUter *- Mr * Albert Brown of Clinton, S. C. Certified and officers’ checks, etc „ 157,557.98 the ch urch to ' reonen Woodruff and Mrs. Annie April 27, 1966 M7-3c-M19 TOTAL DEPOSITS ..... $87,605,820.73 who.e question of w^y ce" SP^nburg; two (a) Total demand deposits ...... $65,617,983.57 tain books were included in half -h* , others, Charles J. Har- (b) Total time and savings • the New Testament deposits $21,987,837.16 and others omitted. ' _ ~ ' a Other liabilities 2,170,941.00 The Fleming H. Gossett of Griffin; two half- GEORGE THOMPSON COPELAND, ETHEL JONES COPELAND, Executors, Clinton, S. C. ? May 4, 1966 M124c-J2 OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 3366*0° Citt All 0*g Wtho*i Tlrinil Famous Zebco “Balanced 2T$bkle” comBTftption with: Vis4|i CREDITORS’ NOTICE ris of Pauline and Fred Har- A11 P ersons havin g c la ‘ms c^pon, rig ^ Bath . Mrs against the estate of Newman Sadie Harris of Spartanburg; A ' Shouse, deceased, are ^ u Rev* 11 three grandchildren and three hcreb y notified to file the LIABILITY ' • *00 77fi 7fil 7 o Gom P an y has indicated an in- great-grandchildren. sar ne. duly verified, with the LIABILITIES *- $89,776,761.73 terest in publishing this stu- Bequiem mass was conduc- undersigned, and those in- GAPITAL ACCOUNTS dy at a later date, with spec- Thursday at 8 a m in debt ed to said estate will Common stock—tojal par value— * $ 3,753,840.00 ial concern for a primer on Griffin The hodv aVriveH at please make payment like- No. Shares authorized $375,384 - canon for laymen. Gray FunerqlJioi^mirs- wise - TOTAL ZEBCO 33 REtt - >4 * • America’s most popular Tismhg reel • Exclusive Zebco Foathertouch control ZEBFLEK 3366 ROD • 6' two-piece .tubulatglass • Zebco reeMock, poiwusLifittini No. shares outstanding $375,384 Surplus Undivided profits r Total capital accounts Dr Morgan has been as- dAy lit 2 p.m. Graveside com- 2,337,310.00 sociate professor of religion mlttal services were conduc- 891,458.23 at Presbyterian CoUege since ted in Rosefnent Cemetery, September, 1965. He former- Clintop, by Pather Peter K. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 cal endar days ending with call date Average of total loans for the 15 cal endar days .ending with call date Loans as shown in item 7 of “Assets” are after deduction of valuation reserves of 6,982,608.23 >y served pastorates in Berberich at 4:15 p m. Moorefield, W. Va., and ' Mrs. Gregory a former res Richmond, Va BERNICE J. SHOUSE, Executrix Route 2 Clinton, S. C. FINAL SETTLEMENT Take, notice that on the 7th and for six Went was the sister of the da y 0 f June 1966 I will ren- $96,759,369.96 y ears was Professor of Bible Ipte Gus Harris. Survivors de r a final’ account of mv a. Peace CoUege in Raleigh. Include . .umber « niece, %[, and nephew^ inriuding Mrs. 0 ( the estate of Julian Reams $85,099,933.00 AUCDUiri/’U^ ir U lbe. 8nd .e Mr8 - Reynolds in the office of the FAT 0VERWEKHl\ ■ e ’ Mc 9 ee of this city. Judge of Probate of Laurens 48,440,859.69 Available to you without a County, at 3:00 p. m., and on doctor’s preserpitton, othr RBpubHCQn Clllb the same day wil1 a PP ly for 1,707,269.44 Product called Galaxon. You ▼ T* 4. ' a final discharge from my 1, W. W. Johnson, President of the’febdv«-named bank. must lo * e u$ ly * a * or | ou, lOnigfir trust as Executrix. do solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and and C easily swallowed* Uwe^Cfeumr 1 Reouhlic^n esfa'le t0 Sa . id correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Get rid of excess fat wW r>f k 2* 1 V^ unty Re Pubncan estate is notified and requir- W. W. JOHNSON Uve longer. Galaxon costs club .Pas been scheduled for ed to make payment on or be- Correct-Attest: Donald Russell, Jr„ J. Monroe Fulmer, ’ 3 0 ° and ls soW 0B ^“*r« , » y . M ay 12th, tore that date, and all per- guarantee: if not , satisfied W ^Clinton Community sons having claims aganist for any reason, just retnry Center. The meeting will be- said estate wilp resent them •stta Buff Cal Dougl IPltD'f SnUtTANBUKG. S. C. - —— — -> - - zrr~’"' r ,, . the package to your drugflstj^i at Ti30 pw m. 'and will In- on or before said date, duly Sworn to and subscribed before me.this 3rd day of May, and get your full money elude * S. C. Rhame, Directors. State of South Carolina^County of Richjand, ss: 1806. and 1 hereby certitfy Hint I em not an officer or direc- back. No question, asked, meip, m * n *** '’’^’maggie rj’^RFYNOLDR tor of ibis bank. • ' Galaxon 1, mid with tU, Si meJSer, are urged to E^cSrfx IT. • NANCY 1. WILLIAMS, Notary PubUc " C,“s. C. My commission expires at the pleasure of the Governor. Filled. fl0-bc-ml7 ness session. ^ May 2, 1966 M7-4C-M28 WEB 202 America’s Lowest-Fricad Foolproof Spinning Rc>s! ♦ Stainless steel spinnerhead, button . 4 Consent anti reverse . • 100 ytft. (ini n: -Mrariea’s Most Papular Conbinatiaa: • All metal con$Uuction jpogg o Smooth wide range drag . ‘ P-Complrte wltti : 1ine- , ' 1 «6' piece ifi^r.. $12.90 glass rod if t C 1 _ t r a i “nff;: 1 1 1 n•! I IIM ^ l-c ■ ■ • / i m West Main Street V Oil) >>