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THU CLINTON CHRONICLE To Attend Cheerleaders Clinic Clinton High School cheerleaders who will leave Sunday to attend the American Cheerleaders Association Clinic next week at Newberry Col lege are (front) Brenda Watts and Julia Sadler, (middle) Melissa Tur ner, Jan Alexander and Shirley Simp son, (top) Jean Mangum. The clinic is under the direction of Bill Horan, of Leesburg, Fla., di rector of the National American Cheerleaders Association. Mrs. Frank Ramage, Clinton High cheerleaders sponsor, will join the group. The cheerleaders will also appear at the North-South football game to be played in Columbia in August. —Yarborough Photo. improve telephone service. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan recent- - Martin said that ,the $3.3 jly visited Niagara Falls and million planned for expansion other points of interest while in the Spartanburg district on their vacation, represents money for phone Mrs. C. B. Kugler has re- service improvements, expan- turned to her home at Myrtle sion and “it takes a lot of it Beach after a visit with her just to stand stHl.” father, C. C. Giles. “To gain 207 telephones ON ACTIVE DUTY here we’ve had a lot of work Major R. E. Martin and to do,” he continued, pointing Capt. Charles T. Oakley left out that for every telephone Sunday for Fort Gordon, Ga., gained, five must be installed for two weeks active duty with to offset moves and discon- the 3296th M. P. Unit Training nections. Center at the U. S. Army Re- Martin said that there is no serve Center, Fort Gordon, prospect for a let-up in South Ga. \ Carolina’s bustling economy. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cason Southern Bell installed its are spending several weeks 600,000th telephone in the with her sister, Mrs. Lee state recently and 1966 looks Maier in South Williamsport, as though it will match the Pa. while Mrs. Maier is con- record 50,000 gain recorded valescing from injuries re dwing 1965. ceived in an accident. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hergst and daughter, Betsy, of Sa vannah, Ga. were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller and Miss Beverly Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hor- Muller, ace Horton and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Chandler are Mr. Hor- — , » ton’s and Mrs. Chandler’s GroduOtC At brother and family, Mr. and Cnmn Mrs. William Horton of Nash- L»0mp ville, Tenn. Everette Fuller, Dirk Von Returned From Hollen and Jimmy Walker West Coast Trip were amon g t he 245 boys Mr. and Mrs. Goyne Simp- , ^ son returned Saturday from a g radu atmg from the first ses- months visit to the West s,on of The Citadel summer Coast and points of interest camp for boys at graduation along the route. ceremonies Friday morning PERSONAL MENTION News of Bonds Cross Roads MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Correspondent Telephone 697-6928 acteristic of this „ Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Harv- in Summerall Chapel, area, e j ey 0 j Greenwood were guests Attending the exercises said. ( Since Jan. 1, 207 tele- 0 f Mrs. John T. Young on from Clinton were Dr. and p(iones have been added in Sunday. Mrs. R. M. Fuller and Susan, the area. Miss Pat Duncan and Dicky Mr. and Mrs. James Von Hol- Thus far this year $191,000 Bankhead of Atlanta, Ga. len, Nonie Von HoHen, Henry , . „ , . „ has been spent in the Clinton- were the weekend guests of Blalock and Mrs. James Wal led at a record rate over the Joanna area tQ ide and Mr and Mrs F A Duncan ker Clinton-Joanna area, and Sou thern Bell Telephone Com- Telephone Service, Investment Shows Increase in Area Telephones are being instal- On Leave From Duty in Philippines Sammy King, AC 2, is spending a 30-day leave here following 17 months duty in the Philippine Islands with the U. S. Navy. Following his leave he witl report to the Naval Air Station at Bruns wick, Ga. . NOTICE OF SALE The State of South Carolina County of Laurens In Court of Common Pleas Joe H. Bonds, Plaintiff vs. Nannie Mac Kennedy, Ethel Fair, Coley Satterwhite, and C. D. Childs, Administrator of the estate of Frank Satter white, deceased, Defendants Pursuant to a Decree of the Court in the above stated case, I will sell at public out cry to the highest bidder, either in or in front of the Court House, at Laurens, C. H., S. C., on Salesday in Aug ust next, ^ being Monday, the 1st day of the month, during the leghl hours for such sales, the following described prop erty, to wit: AH that piece* parcel and lot of laiid, with dwelling house thereon, situate, lying and being on the east side of a public road known as the Airport Road nfcar and north west'of the corporate limits >< Clinton, S. C., Thursday, July 14, 1966 V ' • ’ ' '' i- 1 •— Carolina. > ( Terms of Sale: Cash. The of the Town of Clinton, in Hunter Township, in Laurens County, State of South Caro lina, and being bounded on the north by lot of Connie Randolph, one hundred eighty (180) feet thereon in a strai ght line, on the east by ‘lands of William C. Bond, seventy- five (75) feet thereon, in a straight line; on the south by lands of William C. Bond one hundred eighty (180) feet thereon in a straight line; and on the west by the Airport Road, seventy-five (75) feet thereon. The southern boun dary line is parallel with the northern boundary line, and the lot is 75 feet in width throughout, measuring from the Randolph property line. The lot of land above describ ed is identical lot conveyed to Frank Satterwhite by Wil liam C. Bond by his deed dat ed Dec. 17, 1954 and recorded in Book 112, Page 569, in the office of the* Clerk of Court for Laurens County, South successful bidder, other than the Plaintiff herein, immedi ately upon the conclusion of the bidding, shall deposit with the Clerk of Court the sum of ten (10%) per cent of his money bid as a guarantee of his good faith in the bidding. The same to be applied to the purchase price upon his com plying with the terms of sale, otherwise to be paid to Plain tiff for credit on the indebted ness. In the event the success ful bidder should fail to make such deposit, or should fail to comply with the terms of the sale, the said lands shall be re-sold on the same or some subsequent Salesday on the same terms, at risk of the de faulting purchaser. The purchaser to pay for papers, stamps and record ing. W. E. Dunlap, C.C.C.P. & G.S. Dated this 12 July 1966 Tpo Late to Classify FOR RENT — Furnished cab in on Lake Greenwood. All modern conveniences. Phone 833-1455. J 14 4tc A 4 O^SINCER’ IT’S A SWINGING SAVINGS FUNG AT T. E. JONES & SONS FURNITURE CLINTON, S. C. AfctntaMltotTKX SINGER COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beuer P an y already has invested $1.1 j r» * r x- v -i, million of a planned S3.3 con- and son Peter of New York, ... , ... struction program for this N. Y. spent several days with p ar ^ s ^ a j e according Mr. and Mrs. John Beuer. to Clinton - Joanna telephone Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morgan manager D. H. Martin. “This ‘J and J. P. Morgan, Jr. spent illustrates the rapid expansion last week at Folly Beach. Mr. that is, and has been, a char- and Mrs. Helen Howard of Charleston Heights and Mr. SPECIAL REFEREE’S SALE and Mrs. Stuart Howard of B y virtue of the Decree of Greer joined them there. ^ le Court of Common Pleas BLANKET LAYAWAYgftjfe Mrs. Myrtle Crow spent the Laurens week in Brevard with Mr. Carolina, heretofore granted and Mrs. Walter Fisher and dle case of North American family. Acceptance Corporation vs. Mrs. James Evans and Mrs. Jhnmy Darrell Lawson and Mildred Gause spent several Linda Dell Lawson. I, the un days last week in Ocala, Fla. dersigned Special Referee for with Mrs. Evans’ niece, Mrs. Laurens County, will sell on Lois Kirkley. They were ac- August 1, 1966, at 11:00 o’clock companied by Mr. and Mrs. a m - before the County Court- Averick Morris of Prosperity, house, Laurens County, South While in Florida they visited Carolina to the highest bid- Silver Springs and .other der: places of interest. All that certain piece, par- shop now...small deposit 50c NOW IS ALL THAT’S NEEDED TO RESERVE YOUR BLANKET SELECTION. PAY LITTLE BY LITTLE. IT’S EASY! ,v,: SAVE NOW! ;-v ; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Nabors, Mrs. James Nabors and Miss cel or lot of ‘land, with all im provements thereon, or here- Lynn Nabors spent several aft , er constructed thereon, sit days in Georgia 'last week. They visited in Valdosta, Ga., uate lying and being in the State of South Carolina. Coun- 50c Jrlli ^'OSIT NOW take ,v httli «°Mf Ntxj and Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. James ^ bf Laurens ‘ containing six (6) acres, more or less, on : V< • *“*.;* Nabors remained for a few days visit with her mother. the south side of a paved road .’and Mrs. FreemaiTEv- ‘ ead ; ng c f ™". S - C Hiiliw a y ans and sons, Mr. and Mrs. f 8 to S ; C Hl ghway 56 about Isaac Evans and daughter, f ‘ ve ™ n f s north ° f the Clty spent last week at the Free- °J C1 i nto, \ m Scuffletown man Evans cottage at Lake Township, being bounded on Greenwood. T -' the northwest and north by Mr. and Cropps and Ownsby have returned home after visiting relatives in Illi nois during week of 4th. Mr. and Mrs. CarroH Tins- f Mu J Tillman said road 480 * eet ’ more or Glennie less ’ on 1116 northeast b y lands now or formerly of Lee Roy Osborne 1140 feet, more or less, on the southwest by ‘lands now or formerly of Harry E. Icy have moved into a trailer ® a l dwin and lands now or for- near the Alvin Tinsley home. " lerly of B * ave and Essie M. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tinsley E awson 1 2®4 feet, more or are residing at the home of ess ’ a " d bemg shown and de- : . * * ^ • - . Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wyatt. Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. Texie Johnson and Miss .Clau dia Johnson visited Miss Ida lineated by plat of S. T. Mar tin dated August 19, 1955 and recorded in the Clerk of Court’s Office for Laurens Smith in Ridgeway Nursing in Plat Book 11 « Page Home on last Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fields above 1 * the same pr °- of Newberry visited Mrs. Tex- perty c ° nv f yed t0 tbe mort - ie Johnson, Mrs. N. A. Shouse f ag ° rs dee ^ dated Jul y 24. and Mrs. Bessie Johnson on and recorded in the Clerk Sunday °* Court s Office for Laurens Rev. W. W. Willingham is Co “" ty Ma OAIT , _ serving as chaplain at Camp p, J C ^, RMS , OF _ SA LE: FOR Old Indian above Travelers ^ ASH ~ 1116 Special Referee Rest for the month. He will ^ require a deposit of five return home on week-end for i?% ) per cent of the amount regular services at Fairview bld (l " cash or equivalent) Baptist Church. same to be a PPlied on the A recreational period for pur chase pnee in case of youth will be held at Fair- com Pliance, and in case of view Baptist Church Friday ? on ' compliance, same to be evening at 6:30. Youth of the for efeited and applied to the community are invited to at- e 08 ^ 8 and plaintiff’s judgment t en( j and the property re-advertis- ' - ed for sale upon the same FINAL SETTLEMENT terms at the risk of the for- Take notice that on the 8th mer highest bidder. No per- day of August, 1966 I will sonal or deficiency judgment render a final account of my being demanded, the bidding acts and doings as Executor w ill not remain open after the of the estate of Rachel M. Hoi- date of sale but compliance lingsworth in the office with the bid may be had im- of the Judge of Probate of mediately. Laurens County, at 10 o’clock This sale is to be made sub- a. m., and on the same day ject to the 4ien of a prior will apply for a final dis- mortgage given by the defen- charge from my trust as Ex- dants to Citizens Federal Sav- ecutor. ings & Loan Association on Any person indebted to said October 14, 1961, in the origin- estate is notified and required al amount of $3200.00 which to make payment on or be- mortgage is recorded in the fore that date, and all per- of flee of the Clerk of Court sons having claims against for Laurens County in Mort- said estate will present them gage Book 174 at page 352. • CAMELLIA PINK • SKY BLUE • ANTIQUE GOLD • TAWNY BEIGE •MISTY MINT • AVOCADO • BRISTOL BLUE •LEMON ICE ITS PRETTY CROCHET STITCH IS WHAT KEEPS YOU SO COMFORTABU deluxe eledric blanket 14.77 'State Pride 1 100% cotton thermal Usually 16.96 SINGLE CONTROL, twin or double bed size . 16.77 usually 19.99 .33.77 usually 39.99 DUAL CONTROL, full size • • DUAL CONTROL, king size • • or before said date, duly proven or be forever barred. 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