The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 18, 1966, Image 9
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, August 18, 1^68
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Joanna News ... -
Returns to New York After Visit
MRS. W. J. HOGAN
Correspondent-Representative
Telephone 697-6949
O’Neal Boyce has returned
to his home in Saugertes, N.
Y., after spending two weeks
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Boyce, his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. David Dixon and family,
and other friends and rela
tives.
Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Payne of Columbia spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Brown.
Friends of Mrs. Peggy Rowe
wfll be interested to know that
'she is recovering nicely from
surgery in Spartanburg Gen
eral Hospital
Mrs. C. A. Tickle of Blue-
field, W. Va., enjoyed a three-
weeks visit with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Taylor and family. She
returned to her home over the
week-end.
ATTEND ANNUAL PICNIC
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thomp
son attended the picnic given
by the PHot Life Insurance
Co. on Wednesday in Colum
bia. ,
Mrs. L. D. Edmonds and
Dora enjoyed several days re
cently with Mr. and Mrs. B.
H. Johnson in Aiken. Last
week, Jane Hollingsworth of
Greenwood, spent a few days
with them.
Mrs. L. A. Griffith of Cot-
tageville, spent last week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. De-
lany. Also, Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Mayfield of Greer were
luncheon guests -last Satur
day. The ladies are former
college 'Classmates of Mrs.
Drlahy.
Mrs. Frank Longshore and
Mrs. Lewis Thompson attend
ed the beauty show in Colum
bia at the Wade Hampton
Hotel on Sunday.
Libby, Fran, and Mickey
Connell of Marietta, Ga., ar
rived here last Tuesday for a
three weeks visit with Mrs.
Earl Connell and Scott. Mr.
Connell, who is now working
in Andalusia, Ala., was home
last week-end. Monday over
night guests were Mrs. Lou
Kitchens and Joey of Newber
ry.
Don Edwards of Burlington,
N. C.,- returned on the week
end after being a guest of
Mrs. Boyce Bowen for three
weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Brunson and
son, Bobby, of Sumter, en
joyed several days last week
visiting relatives in Joanna
and Clinton.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
Mrs. Frank Rowe is a surgi
cal patient at the Spartanburg
General Hospital.
Mis. W. P. Byars is a sur
gical patient at the local hos
pital.
Mrs. Annie Hall was a oa-
tient last week at Bailey Me
morial Hospital.
W. K. Waits was a. patient
last week at Barley Memorial
Hospital.
H. M. Elliott returned home
from the local hospital on
Thursday after being a pa
tient there for a week.
RECENT BIRTH
TAYLOR
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor,
who reside on Byrnes Street,
announce the birth of a son,
Paul Eugene, on Jmy 9 at Self
Memorial Hospital in Green
wood. She is the former Ruth
Tickle of Bluefierld, W. Va.
They have three other chil
dren, Debbie, Jimmy, and
Tonia.
BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES
Belated birthday greetings
go to Pat Hawkins, who ce'c-
brated a birthday on August
15.
Happy birthday today, Au
gust 18, to Willie Mae Flow
and Calvin Frahklin.
Among the folks observing
birthdays on August 19 are
• Idell Shipp, Gary Shipp, Kitty
Mosely, Owens Kinard and
Sonny Douglas.
Birthday greetings are sent
to Ilene Jenkins, Mary Ann
Whitlock, Margie Rogers,
Ruth Hair, and Phyllis Bag-
well on August 20. Also best
wishes for a happy wedding
anniversary to Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Boyce on the same
day.
On August 21st, George
Kramm and Judy Simmons
will celebrate birthdays, and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sexton a
wedding anniversary.
Gene Koon, Alan Petty and
Claude Lawson are sent birth
day greetings on August 22,
and Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Thomas are sent best wishes
for their wedding anniver
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waits
will observe a wedding anni
versary on August 23.
On August 24th, Dianne
Rice, Edison Prater and Paul
daughter of Charleston, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Willis and
family, and other relatives
from Durham and Charlotte,
N. C. Special guests included
Rev. and Mrs. Ross Pickett
Rogers will celebrate birth- son -
days.
tinkler reunion Auto License
on Sunday, August 7, the Renewal Period
Tinkler reunion was held at n . c c
the picnic shelter in Joanna. BCQIRS bept. O
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Estes Renewal of motor license
were joined by Mr. and Mrs. plates for 1967 will begin at
James Ruff and family, Mr. State Highway Department
and Mrs. James Smith and offices throughout the state
children of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. September 6, Chief Highway
and Mrs. Jerry Ruff and Commissioner Silas N. Pear-
man has announced.
Approximately 1,100,000 li
cense applicatibn forms have
been prepared, and the post
offices will attempt to deliver
all of them to vehicle owners
prior to the beginning of the
registration renewal period,
department officials said.
The only significant change
in the renewal procedure this
year is that a new state law
requires uninsjured vehicle
owners to pay $50 into the un
insured motorists fund rather
than $20 as in previous years.
The increase in the fee was
enacted by the General As
sembly this year. Because of
the increased fee Highway De
partment officials said, some
vehicle owners who do not
have vehicle liability may
wish to obtain it before licen
se renewal time.
The new license plates will
feature dark blue letters and
numbers on a white back
ground. Passenger car plates
this year will be produced
with new dies and a new de
sign. They will have the
words “South Carolina”
across the top of the plates,
the date “19o7” across the
bottom, and the license num
bers and letters in the space
between. Truck and trailer
plates will feature the same
design as in previous years.
As in the past, license plates
orocrcd by mail will be pro
cessed by the Columbia of
fice only, and vehicle owners
are urged to obtain thdr new
plates over - the - counter at
local licensing offices when
ever possible for the sake of
greater speed and conveni
ence.
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