The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 16, 1966, Image 7
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|Clinton, S. Thursday, Jute Ifi, 19«6
THE CLINTON CHRO^TlCLE
CROSSWORD
By A. C. Cordon
Every Month Is Dairy Month
June' may be observed as Dairy Month over the coun
try, but with the Thorn well dairy crew every month is dai
ry montly. And according to County Agent M. L. Outz, the
boys are doing a good job and getting valuable training un
der the direction of Robert L. Wickham, superintendent of
the farm and dairy operations.
The top picture shows Ricky Little adjusting the milk
ing machihe on one of their fine Guernseys. Next, Frank
Elkins is cleaning the pasteurizer, and in the lower photo
Supt. Wickjiam and two of the boys, Larry Cokrell at left,
and Steve Elkins at right, are loading the big cans of pas
teurized and cooled milk on a truck, preparatory to taking
it to the kitchen and dining hall to be used by the more
lifean 300 children of the big Thornwell family.
work because of a disability
that lasts 12 months or ; more.
“In addition to the people
who began getting benefits in
1965 because of these chang
es,” Miss Pressly continued,
“a good many people who,
upon applying for medicare,
found they were eligible for
regular social security bene
fits, too. All in all, the 1965
figures for Laurens County
include 2052 retired workers,
451 disabled workers and
their families, and 1935 wives
and children of retired, dis
abled, or deceased workers..
The average monthly social
security benefit for Laurens
County beneficiaries amount
ed to $59.61 in 1965.”
“These figures,” Miss
Pressly said, “show how wide
the protection offered by so
cial security has become.
Just about every man, wom
an, and child in Laurens
County has in social security
the assurance that loss of in
come because of retirement,
disability, or death will not
result in destitution—and now
with medicare everyone has
the assurance that the costs
of operations or medical ser
vices in his later years will
not wipe out his savings.”
Patricia Malone
Laurens — A 3- - year - old
Laurens girl died of spinal
meningitis about three hours
after she was admitted,, to
Spartanburg General Hospital
Wednesday afternoon, June 8.
Patricia Diann Malone,
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
John Malone of 4 Stevens St.,
Wattsville, was transferred
to the Spartanburg Hospital
at 12:30 p. m. after she had
I ‘ been examined in the office
Wial Wnritv ohanees whlch were £ addl ' She
JUUai JUUIIliy tion to the new program of ?he was born in Laurens .
Five thousand and twenty- health insurance for the aged, Surviving in addition to her
six Laurens County people re- included a 7 per cent increase parents are a sister, Marsha
ceived a total of $3,595,464 in in monthly benefits retroae- Kay Malone of Laurens, ma-
socal security benefits in 1968, tive to January, 1965; bene- ternal grandmother, Mrs. Em-
Miss Martha F. Pressly, so- fits for widows as early as 60; ma Boulware of Whitmire,
cial secuirty district manager benefits for full-time students and paternal grandparents,
in Greenwood, stated, a net between 18 and 22; benefits Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Malone
increase of $540,036 and 300 for some divorced women; of Laurens,
people over the year before, benefits for some people over Funeral services were con-
A large part of the ihcrease 72 Who hadn’t worked long ducted Friday at 3 p. m. at
in payments resulted from enough to get social security Bellview Baptist Church by
changes made by the social before; and the payrtient of Rev. J. B. Abercrombie. Bur-
security amendments of 1965, disability insurance benefits ial was in the church ceme-
Miss Pressly said. Those to workers who are unable to tery.
Mrs. W. K. Franklin
Joanna — Mrs. Essie Lee
Wilson Franklin, 71, of Rt. 2,
Clinton, died f late Tuesday
night at a Clinton hospital.
Native of Newberry Coun
ty, daughter of the late
Charlie L. and Etta Rauch
Wiison, she was a member
of .Colony Lutheran Church.
Her husband was the. late W.
K. .Franklin.
Surviving are three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Alda Rae Price,
Mrs. Lillie Mae Bridges and
Mrs. Bobbie Bridges of Jo
anna; four sons, Marvin L.
Franklin of Rock Hill; Wil
son K. Franklin of Columbia;
Clarence F. Franklin of Co
lumbus, Ga.; and Carl E.
Franklin of Albuquerque, N.
M. ; a foster son, Paul Free
man of Greenwood; a sister,
Mrs. Ruth Livingston of
Prosperity; three brothers,
Fred Wilson of Taylors;
Charlie Wilson, Jr., and Joe
N. Wilson of Prosperity; and
M grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Thursday at 4:00 p?
m. at Colony Lutheran
Church by Rev. Walter A»
Clark, Rev. L. Byron Harbin
and Rev. Paul McCullough.
Burial was in the church
cemetery,
Pallbearers were George
Richard Buford, L. J. Brock,
Pet Monies, Jr., Harold Rus
sell, Jr., Jim Estes, Johnny
Jenkins, Bobby Sanders and
Ernest Osborne.
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To the Voters of
Laurens County:
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I want to express my sincere appreciation to you
for the excellent vote you gave me in the Demcorafic
primary Tuesday. The vote I received gives me a Ifcad
of approximately 800 votes over my nearest opponent.
It is with a deep feeling of humility and gratitude
that I ask for your vote and continued support in the
second race on June 28.
I promise, if elected, never to betray your confi
dence and that as long as I am your Senator I will work
for my people and my County.
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Please Vote for Wm. C Dobbins
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in the Second Race on June 28
Thank You!
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: June 20—Clinton a Greenwood.
June 21—Clinton at Ware Shbals.
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/July 4—Clinton at Newberry.
July (—Greenwood at Clinton.
•July 7—Clinton at Ware Shoals
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July 11—Newberry at Clinton.
July 12—Clinton at Ware Shoals.
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