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! • ens County Onit of fht * • ictn Can’e- Society, one r *he p^. cicipating mem bers < ' the Community Chest mity Ci , me.. re ef Greater Clinton ports a year cf service in many v:ays tn cancer patients of .aurens County. ^ The rumber ipf pa tients assisted in the county during the past year was 4 4. Twenty-one oi these in Clin ton received aid for drugs, transportation to clinics for X-ray and radium, provision of dressings, loan c’oset sup plies such as *>ea linens, gov’"s, pajamas, and hospital needs, such ?: rolling chairs and ho- ! '-.I beds. Laure bounty has a leg acy *iee of which Mar shall Aoercrombie chair man. Serving on the commit tee from the Clinton area are Dr. George R. Blalock and M^s. V r . .1 Trews, both of Clinton, i.’i\ G. N. Foy of Joanna. i-tfoT. 'inn on iec T 'in® a ict,uCy to no ip iiglii cancer r - obtained irom Mrs. Sarah Dixon DeLoach mender of the I ou us Unit, Ameri. v- Cancer Society. J. C. THOMAS SAYS: S' v ^ f lii/’UiTjJ II Ilk l s it I] if il > 11/ is ■ for the best man a id ushers who stand up for yi.ii. Oh ? *he male members of your wedding party BRITISH STERLING EXUJRVC TviLETfCES FOP. IQI MADE Ik U.SJL Yeiiow Jessamine Ciuu Befiuiiiies Broad St. island Pictured are the before and after appeaamce of the island located or South Broad Street at the ' intersection of- high- ;'’a}^ 72,MKi 56. The “before” picture shows the isuiifg as it appeared in earty- spring prior to Gulf Oi! Comp arty ’/ j}Uf£base ] of the islaiid and a* adjoining area just soutfc ,wl;exe. they later construeted a service station. The “after” picture depicts the inland as it now looks vfith summer flowers, show ing ri?d, yellow, blue. a.id white blossoms amid the green shrubs and grass. Tiny \.hi:e pebbles outline the flower and shrubbery areas. The island is a civic beau- Views Of Our Readers 'handler-Rhame Mrs. Clark To Participate In Africa Workshop Waterlo<£-Mrs, Niles Clark of Waterloo will be one of 14 Methodist women from throughout the U. S. to parti cipate with 16 African Chris tian Women ina month-long World Understanding Work shop in Africa starting Aug. 16. The travel-study project is sponsored by the Woman’s Division of the Methodist Board of Missions and is one of a series of workshops which began in 1955. Their purpose is study and dialogue, through which Americans and Afri cans can come to a fuller un derstanding in political, so cial and economic problems. The U. S: delegates will meet at Southlands College near London, England, Aug. 16 for orientation featuring an address by Bishop Ralph E. Dodge. Methodist missionary and bishop in Africa for 30 years. They will divide into three travel teams to visit three sections of Africa. The final phase will bring the group together at Mindo- lo Ecumenical Center near Kitwe, Zambia, for a 10-day workshop starting Sept. 2. Here they will be joined by the 16 African women. News of Bonds Cross Roads MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Correspondent Telephone 697-6928 Mrs. David Pitts spent Fri day with her sister in Ora. , , Little Miss Katherine Cobb Rhame entertained the wed- of Spartanburg spent alst Nuptial Parties Dr. and Mrs. Delmar O. Editor. The Chronicle: narpntc nf bia Sunday with Mr. Nabors. Little Miss Laura 'Willing- ding party and out-of-town wpek with her grandparents> guests with dinner Friday ev- M d M Dav i d pitu Mr Penfield (' Stories Be- emng. July 29. at the Palmetto ^ ^ hind Words.” feature in The Club in Columbia, prior to Jr and George nI were at tificatlon project of the Yel- Chronicle) left out one of the the wedding rehearsal at Mrs pitts on Sundayi Kath- lor- Jessamine Garden Club. most important meanings of the Eastmmster Presbyterian erine returned home. sponsored by the Gulf Oil the word ‘•galvanized.” You Ch l‘ rc '\ Friends of J. C. Nabors will Company, fixaenses incurred and 1 are both familiar with A buffet dinner was ar- to le ^ rn he is a paUent it ^butting and purchasing of the terms galvanized buck- ranged amid a setting of Veteran s Hospital ^Co- . j v at galvanized tubs etc This P* nk and white roses. Similar , .... , S „ y comes from the word gal arrangements were used on lumbm. Mrs. J. C. Nabors and U»e GOlf Oil Co., with the gar- c °mes irom me worn gai d daughter Lynn were in Cdlum- den club designing and mam- vame process of electroplat- individual tables. Dr. ana tabling the iirea. < “‘S another metal, usually Mr s Rhame are to^r^meV^M of'meYarden etc C .’ to'makemore rust- BACHELOR DINNER ham daughter of Rev. and club from te”to right Mrs resistant. This is probably ’'tfie groom-elect entertained Mrs. W. W. Willinghani spent Judson Brehmer paTPoresi- the most common of the groomsmen Jahfl outof- fjoral days last week with itonf Mrs Henderson Pitts the word - as opposed to hi> town guests with dinner -n the little Misses Lynn and An- -stimulaUng action." Ju ly 30th. *. the Wa^e M^hy ris Seymour, president; along Another use of the word is ^ a ^ tal ‘ Cabana m Columbia. J? *• with are? manager tor Gulf in the term “Galvanized Following lunch he remem- n Shady Grove Presbyterian OffCo.riT'SOyKaBr Yankees.” During the War bered each of hls attendants Bible School closed this week- Between the States the Fed- with a moment o of the wed end w,th an ice cream supper 7 ; eral forces were called upon 3t . the church - CARD Ofc* THANKS to protect the frontier as BRIDESMAID LUNCHEON 'Mr an d Mrs. Hubb Spivey We wish to tttank all our well a& to wage war against Mrs Jose P h Barron Chand- and family visited in Gray friends, neighbors and the the Confederates. The lat- ler> Mrs - Frank Sheyland, Court on Sunday. of - Davidson Street ter activity took too many j!* r8 - B*iP b McCaskill Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mul- Baptist Church for flowers, i men from the frontier, and Clarence Haseldon and Mrs. linax of Greer visited Mrs food, vd - Other acts of kind-; the Indians took advantage Dingle, aunts of the Mullinax’s sister. Mrs. James i at the passing of our 0 f that. The U.S Army offer- bnde, comphipented her and Johnson on Saturday, loved ope, William D. Me- e d freedom to Confederate ber wedd » n 6 attendants with Mr and Mrg Jim Hodgeg Phe*wm ^ We also want, to p r i s o n e r s of war if they lunch on Saturday at the Ca- ^ thunk the nurses and Dr. L. would agree to join the Fed- Cabana. _ fc.;St*frhoil*. ahd Dr. R. M. eral armv to defend the A pink and white color note Fuller for their kindness. frontier against the Indians, * as used for the occasion. nmnrWTTDT-MfPHERSON, with the promise that they FoUowing lunch the bride pre- would not have to fight their * eated each of her attendants comrades, the Confederates. a * n rcnaeoabraoo 6 Those prisoners who took tbe oooasion. the offer became known asaiif. m IIP Galvanized Yankees, be- All-Jldr 3111311 nY cause they were coated * with a uniform different from their true loyalty. A book on this subject was Xhe Clinton Small Fry All- published a few years ago. Star game has been S chedul- FRANK C. YOUNG, JR., ed for this coming Saturday SfCiiND r FAMILY the CHRONICLE YOU ftONTf GET ^ THE NEWS daughters Hobby Lynn and Kelly of Winston-Salem, N. C. spent week-end with Mrs. N. A. Shouse. Their son David Hodges, who had been with Mrs. Shouse returned home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Beck ham of Greenwood visited Mrs. Beckham’s sister, Mrs. James Johnson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Work man of Greenwood and Mrs. Felix Tony and young son, Gregg of Chicopee, Ga. vis ited Mrs. N. A. Shouse for supper Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Hol lingsworth and family «of Greenwood visited relatives in the community on Friday. In absence of Rev. W. W. Wllingham Sunday night, Lay- mart Bruce Galloway, of Clin- CREDITORS’ NOTICE All persons having claims against the estate of William Daivd McPherson, deceased, are hereby notified to file the same duly verified, with the undersigned, and those in debted tosaid estate will please make payment like wise. Dwight F. Patterson Trust Officer, Palmetto Bank, Laurens, S. C. Executor July 29, 1966 3c-A18 An Ordinance To Regulate the Maiate- nance of Stables Within The City of Clinton and Provid ing A Penalty For Viola tions. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CLINTON,- SOUTH CAROLINA, IN COUNCIL ASSEMBLED; Section 1. It shall be un lawful for any person who owns or maintains a stable within the corporate limits of the City of Clinton in which a horse, pony, mule, goat, or cow is kept, to maintain such stable within one hundred fifty (150) feet of any residence. Sectioa 2. It shall be un lawful for any person to maintain any stable within the corporate limits of the City of Clinton in an unclean or unsanitary condition and wthout thoroughly cleaning and removing the manure and other refuse accumulat ing therein at intervals of not less than three times each week. Section 2. Any person found guilty of violating this ordinance shall be punished by a fine of One Hundred Dollars or by imprisonment for a period of thirty days. DONE AND RATIFIED by the City Council of the City of CUnton, in Council assembled and the corporate seal of the said City of Clin ton affixed this the 1st day of July, 1966. J. J. CORNWALL, Mayor Attest: W. B. OWENS, City Clerk . ton conducted services at Fairview Baptist Church giv ing a talk and using appro priate music to emphasize Im portant scripture references. He was assisted in -special music by his son, Jobie Gal loway of Augusta and Clnton. Susan Shouse spent sever al days with Susan Harrisort of Whitmire. CUnton, S. C^ TSnirsdya, Augrust 4,1966 Mr. and Mrs. Earle Todd and son, Mike of Greenwood, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hack Todd. Rev. W. W. Willingham and Joe McQuirt were in Colum bia on Sunday to visit J. C. Nabors. Jimmy Morse is attending summer school at Clemson University. Can you tell the difference in Diamonds ? Probably not . . . but you CAN TELL THE DIFFERENCE IN JEWELERS It is difficult for the average person to recog nize the subtle details that make diamonds radicallyydifferent in value, although these differences often are apparent in color, clarity and brilliance and sometimes in size. But jewelers reputations often vary discernably. We try to make ours attractive, by providing our customers with so much vidue they talk about us. One of our loveliest pain. Fine diamonds. $400,1*0 Budget Terms J.C. THOMAS/ Jeweler “It’s Time That Counts” CLINTON,, JOANNA SUIT CLUB STARTS AUG. 6TH Men's Shop SALE! « •, * *« r f’vt' i. s <- ' * - LADY MANHATTAN SPORTSWEAR 40% Off Game Saturday Major MC. 125 Lyman Drive, San Antonio. Texas afternoon, August 6. at 6:30 The number one team, Bai ley, will face all-star oppon ents from the Joanna, Hamp- - ton Independents, Hampton lions, and Lydia teams. * Members of the _Bailey • team will include Ricky Roach, Tim and Chuck Mann Penny and Barry Me Waters Steve Gilstrap, Dale Watts •^jmmy Revis, Jimmy Greg ory, Tim Samples, Donnie Humphries. Randy Ward, frog Phillips, and Kenneth fetyrery. The all star team will be composed of the following ‘ boys: Joanna — Dennis Bag- well, Mike Wooten, fa Ike' Keen, Melvin Prather, Ricky Bedenbaugh: Hampton Inde pendents — Jim Kirby, Dill Young, Joey Meadows, War ren Finney, George Cornel- son; Hampton Lions—Erskinc Jacks, Mitchell Godwin, Dan ny Earls, Jeff Howe. Mike Parker; Lydia — Johnny Thomas, Mike Templeton, Tim Bowlirfg, Jimmy MtilFer; Clarence C. Brookshire, and Doug Carroll. ' •• • 401 Elizabeth St., Clinton, has Coaching the different been named assistant over- teams were: Bailey —- Pat seer of weaving in the No. Lowe;. Hampton. IndeoeiuL^ 2 weave room of the Joanna ents—Edgar Ballew; Hamp- Plant of Greenwood Mills, ton Lions—Bobby Reynolds; third shift. Joanna—Johnny Moore; and Brookshire had been a loom Lydia—William Bowling, fixer at the same plant. Mar- Standings ried and the father of three, Bailey ... 15 .4. 2 he is a Mason and attends Joanna j. 10 7 Calvary Baptist chuich. Hob- Lydia * 8 6 hies include baseball, motoi‘Hampton Ind. .. . 3 11 mechanics ana iisniu*. Hampton LtPto> —^ .2 Ik Brookshire Named To New Post With Greenwood Mills Specials For MEN’S SPECIAL White Socks .. (3 pair).... 1.00 Handkerchiefs 12 for 1.00 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 1/3 off LADIES’ now 2.90 ea. 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