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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, July 21, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE \ WHO'S WHERE... — As — Reported By Naomi Seymour Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817 Amanda Glenn Johnson pic’s Sunday School Class who week at Pawley’s. Miss visited at the Cooper’s ^"Johnny C JofinfiOII are spending this week at Fleishman will go from there tage on Lake Greenwood. r h ^ ’ * brother, Mugh Aaroit Myrtle Beach are Misses to Myrtle Beach where she LOSES FATHER Johnn y ^^son, 81, died Gale Smith, Ginger Gault, has accepted summer employ- Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Monday at .7;00 ai m. v ln a lo- Funeral serviceg WtTf C0H Beth Edwards, and Caroline ment. Thomason and daughter were cal hospital after a long pe- ducted Tuesday at 4:30 p. m. Hughes. Alsa Jimmy Cooper, Miss Amy Lou Black spent called to Easley last week r i 0{ j 0 f declining' hna!t& and at C * ray Funeral Home by David Ramage, Torrance the week-end in New York due to the sudden illness and an illness of t^yo vblbs.' '• Rev*. Joseph, A. Greer and $Jhp»1v Rir»lr\/ Mutinincy C^ptip f^ltv with placcmatoc from Hoofh r\t TV/Iro ThOlTlSSOn^ T if i ^ a ^ r DBVld IVIcIDOQ^l()• Blliri&l Lifelong resident »f; Lau- ^ „ rens County,, son df the late Items of Interest About Clinton Folk Mrs. S. B. Pruitt and her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. W. Ma- haffey of Columbia, plan to leave July 20 by car for San- Diego, California where they wil visit Mrs. Pruitt’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mahaffey. They wirl be away about six weeks, also visiting points of interest along the way, including the Grand Canyon, Painted Des ert, and the Redwood Forest. Mrs. O. B. Miller spent the past week visiting her sons, J. W. Cook in Cocoa, Fla. and Joel B. Cook and family in Orlando, Fla. Mrs.,Miller also visited friends in Georgia. Al and Florida to visit friends so making the trip to Georgia and relatives was Mrs. Lap- relya Purdy, and Mrs. John ny Mason, who visited her brothers and their families in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz L. Pear son returned Saturday from a visit with their son and daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. David Pearson, in New York City. They were joined in New York by their daugh ter, Mrs. Fred Korematsu PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPT, ECONOMICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE “Serving This Area 82 Years” We Give S & H Green Stamps Youngs Pharmacy North Broad Street : Dial 833-1220 DIAL 585-2224 COLLECT 6P1T& Bt*5 9 ^ CJL| • COLLECT Termite tf AND Pest Control "THE ANTIMITE WAY" FREK INSPECTION AND SPECIFICATIONS CAROLINA'S LARGEST— SURETY BONDED M«mb*r National Part Control Association EFIRD'S EXTERMINATING CO. 1307 Asheville Hwy. Spartanburg, S. C. and Mr. Korematsu, of San Francisco, Calif., who came especially for the National Lions convention. Mrs. J. I. Adair of Green ville, is the guest this week of Mrs. Emmie McMahan and daughter, Mrs. Almon Spencer. Mrs. Fred Scott and Mrs. Attis Todd are spending sev eral days this week in Green ville. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scar borough and daughter, Lin da, of Wisacky, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Holland. Linda remain ed for a longer stay with the Hollands. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Horne visited her mother, Mrs. P. B. Adair, and Mr. and Mrs. DeLeon Reynolds in Wash ington, Ga., on Sunday. Mrs. Fred Scott spent the week-end in Columbia with her daughter, Mrs. Carroll Reid, and Mr. Reid. Miss Lynwood Cox will re turn this weekend following two weeks camping at Ridge crest, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pitts Jr. and Barbara, are spend ing this week vacationing at Myrtle Beach. Attend Press Conference Mrs. W. W. Harris and Mrs. Morris Seymour attended the South Carolina Press Associa tion’s Summer Meeting held at the Ocean Forest Hotel in Myrtle Baech last Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Black mon and family of Wimftboro, were the weekend guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith, and sister, Mrs. Jimmy Cagle and Mr. Cagle. Spending Week At Myrtle Beach Members of Broad Street Methodist Church Young Peo- many years. - • ? . Surviving are his wife, Mrs. -ft-*? OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 Shealy, Ricky Hunning, Gene City with classmates from death of Mrs. Simmons, Ralph Patterson, Converse College. She is the iather, Robert C. Oates. Fun- a ^ uulll , SOIl j u and Mac McCrary. Attending daughter of Mr. and Mrs. eral services w k ere held r't'lTa^McCrticken’^n'^d Pillbearers were W. C. the boys and girls are Miss Robert Black. Thursday afternoon at a fun- Thomas Loften Johnson he RhUwin, T. J. McCracken, Linda Copeland, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William eral home in Easley. was a member of Rpthawy Jr. Joe Bonds, John Harmon, School teacher and Mrs. Mil- Brooks Owens are vacationing Mrs. R. W. Johnson left yes- Presbvterian Church He wta PunCpn P. Johnson, Jr., and ford Smith, Mrs. Jimmy this week at Litchfield Inn at terday for Norfolk, Va v foe a Mason and a retired farm Car *^ Johnson. Potts, and Mrs. Phil Connell. Litchfield Beach. a visit with her daughter, mac hinist having’ been- aSso- —-■ Mr. and Mrs. Haley Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jacobs Mrs. C. H. Growl, and Lt. ciat ^ w ’ ith j 0 hrieon - of Bowman, Ga. were Sun- Jr. and family and Mr. and Growl, who is stationed there c r a c k e n Co in Newberry day guests of their daughter Mrs. Cecil Wilson are spend- with the U. S: Navy. * r ' and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ing the week at Ocean Drive ....... n ris Seymour. Beach. Will IQ m Roy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. J. T. (Snow) Presides At Lander College Laurens — WRliam Ray Ellison and children are Alumni Meeting Thomas, 58, of Rt. 2, Laurens, spending this week visiting Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, died last Thursday morning points of interest in Daytona president of the Lander Col- after an illness of three and Miami, Florida. lege Alumni Association, pre- months. Dr. and Mrs. Joe B. God- sided over their workshop Native of Oklahoma, son of frey, Beth and Brannon', of meeting Sunday and Monday the late John H. and Flora Forest City, N. C., spent the held on the college campus in Gautner Thomas Pope, he was week-end with Mrs. Godfrey’s Greenwood. The feature talk employed by Laurens Mill and mother, Mrs. M. C. Poole. was given by Don Herd Jr., was a member of Bethri Bap- Attending Furniture Markets president of the college. More tist Church. Claude Lawson and Johnny than 100 members of the as- Surviving are his wife, Mac Hatton from Lawson’s sociation were present. Mrs. Mary Pope Thomas; a Furniture Company in Joanna Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mauldin daughter, Mrs. John A. Big- are attending the fall and and daughter, *Anita, and gerstaff of Union, a stepbroth- winter furniture markets held Mrs. W. R. Gambrell and son, er . Frank Pope of Laurens; this week in Atlanta, Ga. Robert, have returned from a and three grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simp- vacation trip to Daytona, St. Funeral services were con- son and Bobby and .Miss Di- Petersburg, and Tampa, F-la. ducted Saturday at 11 a.m. at anne Waters of Greenwood Mr. and Mrs E L Holland Kenned y Mortuary by Rev. spent Sunday in Maggie Val- spent Tuesday in Morganton Major Edwards and Rev. ley where they visited Ghost N. C., with their aunt and Glenn Mosteller. Burial was Town and other points of hi- uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R C in Forest Lawr > Cemetery. •llii j Ij; ISj-1 MOBILE HOMES 1 _J§Pine Lake* Mobile Homes In Two and TlRr6e v, 6<sdrodm Styles. 10’ and 12’ Widths—IV to 60 , Long. COMPLETELY FURNISHED READY TO MOVE INTO! Small Down Payment! IPS EASY TO OWN YOUR OWN MOBILE HOME - COME BY TODAY - THERE’S A MOBILE HOME FOR EVERY BUDGET! terest. Walker. On European Tour Mrs. Pringle Boyle is visit- Mrs. M .C. Poole departed ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monday from Orangeburg J. B. Lybrand, on Pinewood where she Jblned a tour to Drive. visit points in Norway, Swe- Mrs. J. F. Beckman and den, Holland, and France. sons, Jimmy and Steve, have Larry Brehmer is spend- returned to Lodi, Calif., after ing this week and next at spending three weeks with Camp Greenville. He is the their their mother and grand son of Mr. and Mrs. Judson mother, Mrs. R. E. Ferguson, Brehmer. Mr. and Mrs. Breh- S r - mer are attending the fumi- Mrs - Ethel R. Pitts spent ture markets ni High Point, several days last week in N. C. and Atlanta, Ga. Rock Hil1 wi th her daughter, Tony Waters of Greer was Mrs - c - Wayne Jarvis, and the weekend guest of Keith ^ r - Jarvis. Trammell. Freddy Ray, student at Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Cox Clemson University, spent the and daughter, Alecia Leigh, week-iend with his parents, spent Sunday in Spartanburg Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ray. where they attended the Cox M rs. Leone Crosby of Un- Reunion at Rainbow Lake and } on spent Sunday with the also attended the funeral ser- Hugh Rays vices of Mr. Cox’ uncle, Paul F amrly members of Mrs. George, on Sunday afternoon George w . Taylor recently in n * Par ^ an ^ Ur ^' gathered for two weeks in Miss Jane Etta and Mich- Montreat, N. C. Mrs. Taylor elle Cox are spending this joined them for several days week with their aunt and un- during their stay. Visiting crle, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Mrs. Taylor for several days Leary in Abbeville. They are i as ^ week were the Rev. and the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. M rs. Ernest Cushman and L. Robert Cox. daughters, of Chattanooga, Master Edwin Harper is Tenn. convalescing at home follow- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ing tonsilectomy Monday at Scruggs and family of McCor- Bailey Memorial Hospital. He m j c k, were guests on Sunday is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 0 f Mr. and Mrs. Rembert Huey Harper. Truluck . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wal- The Rev. and Mrs. R. 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