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I CUnfon, S. C., Thursday, OctofH* 6, THE CLTVTON CHRONICLE i- 'Trz WHO'S WHERE l — As — Reported Ry Naomi Seymour Phones 833-0541 or 833-1817 Items of Interest About Clinton Folk Saturday they joined Mr. and making services available to Bank area vice-president Har- association wa§ forttfflflte_ to Re was a son of the late .In- Mrs. Douglas 'Tilgham at the growing number of dls- ry W. Findley of Anderson, have this Opportunity for pir- seph and Virginia Smoak their cottage home on Lake abled eitiwns who could Walterboro United Fund ticlpating in this" training Carson. Hartwell for the day. again become productive. chairman Mrs. Wayne ung- course for - executive pertoh- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. H. E. Sturgeon and Dr. Weersing, a native of er, and Whithrop College p«y- nel of voluntary, professional, 1 Mrs. tfred (Viola) Deitz ol her daughter, Miss Jane Slur- Grand Rapids, Mich., has ehology professor Dr. Harley and official health, organisa- Clinton; a brother. Bennie C. geon of Durham, N. C., have spent all his ministry in the A. Scott of Rock Hill. tions. Carson of Clinton, six grand returned frem a two weeks deep South. He went to PC in The policy hoard will hold children; and four great visit to Newton, Kansas. 1983 from the pastorate of its first luncheon meeting at Jam0s Q CorSOn grandchildren Mrs. Milford Smith left Spartanburg First Presbyter- 12:45 p.m., October 12, in the Wednesday for Duke Hospital Church — the largest in Rutledge Room of the Hotel in Durham, N. C. Where she the S. C. Synod — which he Wade Hampton, Columbia, will undergo treatment. Vis- served since 1055. hi T T iting her and Mr. Smith and Active in numerous civic Ml'S. I COQue 10 , family last weekend Were Mr. endeavors, Dr. Weersing has Yoke Short Course arid Mrs. Walter Jobes of worked especially in behalf of Mrs M M T eaguc execu Scout* and Mrs. Ralph Copeland was Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kas- will bo Mrs. C,rover Page of Blacksburg. the overnight guest of her sis- tory and daughter, Kelley, of Louisville, Ky. and Dr. and ^ rs ; *J ac k Scruggs of Me- YMCA. ter, Mrs. Alice Oofer in Winter Park, Fla., are visit- Mrs. A. R. Thiele of Evans-' Cormick has returned to hei* Other members of the Pol- will attend a short course at CireCnville. Thursday, and ac- ing Mrs. KastOfy’s parents, ton, 111. On Sunday they are home having spent the past icy Board Include Berkeley the University of North Caro- eompanied her to Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dow in planning to attend the Holy two w ^ eks V p Sitin | f ller dau ^ h ‘ County Sen. Rembert C. Den- Una on “Executive Process in N. C. on Saturday. Mefrte Oaks. Trinity Lutheran Church Tfuluck nis, Laurens County Probate Community Health Admin- Funeral services ’wort' con- James D. Cason, 84, df Bt. dOqted Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 3, Clinton, died Sunday at Gray Funeral Home by Rev, 4:30 p.m. at a Laurens, hos- J. B. Abercrombie and Rev. pital after several years Of de- Jesse D. Stephens. Gravhsule clinihg health and an ftlnes^ Services were conducted in of two weeks. Fb* cemeteary near Cottage- Native of Colleton County, vtlle, Tuesday at 4 p.m. - by thp Jive director of the Tubercu- h e'lived" in Clinton^WTwa’ Rev.’ jfcvir Register, losis and Health. Association, ^ • ,.. . . . Receives Promotion Mrs, B. B. Ballard, Mrs. Homt> Coming Service at Lit- and Mr - Tful «ck. Lt. William L. Glenn, Jr., John Bosebord, Misses Kate Mountain, was promoted to First Lt. on Milam and Hazel Boland Mrs. Charles Crowl and September 30 at McGuire AF were guests Friday ahd Sat- little daughter, Kristin have Base, N. J. where he is sta- urday of their cousin and sis- returned to their home in Nor- tioned with the Resident Au- ter, Mrs. Everett Carson, in folk, Va., after a visit with ditors Division. Gastonia, N. C., going espec- her mother, Mrs. R. W. John- On New England Tour lally for the observance of son. Mrs. Johnson and her »» „ . * ,, , Mrs. Carson's birthday Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mr. and Weersing Kamed Program Chairman Judge J. Hewlette Wasson, S. istration.” The course, which C.. Medical College Chief of will be held October 9-14, is Medicine, Dr. Vince Mose- planned by the committee on ley, Greenville House mem- continuing education of Na- ber Fred A. Fuller, Jr., Rich- tional Health Council to en- land House member Hey- courage professional develop, ward E. McDonald, Green- ment in the field of public . Dr. Marc C. Weersing, ville News Editor Wayne health. sister,"Miss Evelyn"Culbert- P r « 8idan t of Presbyterian Col- Freeman, S. C. Labor Coun- Wade C. Harrison, Jr., - ^ ^ .... o., . ■" ■' of the association i U iving accompaniea leaves todav for Knox ^ rs - Crowl home and remain- r P an 01 ine Policy Board for ana Denmark Area Trade which serves Greenwood, by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ™ 'S™ XL ^ev wUl ed for a weeks visit. the GOVCrhor’s Statewide Vo- School Principal L. H. Daw- Laurens and McCormick Burdette of Charleston and ;! ie l . w . ne L. .. ey WI , , , . cational Rehabilitation Plan- kins. • counties, announced that Mrs. ning Program. Also Palmetto Garment Co. Teague has been awarded a Thirteen other Civic, Cduca- (Traveler’s Rest) President traineeship by the U. S. Pub- cover tu- Miss Sallie Copeland ac- Mhl0r of OftehWood. at home for the week-end. s,t > nal leaders from around Mills retired vice ’ P^^ent Won and partial cost of room companied by her roommate, On Trip To New Orleans Mr. and Mrs. James G. Miss Conne Roberts of Atlan- Mr. and Mrs. Judson Breh- Monroe, Latta, were recent The Policy Board appoint ta, Ga., spent the week-end f™* left today (Thursday) by weekend guests of Miss Iona ed by Gov Ro5ert ’ E Mc . m nr r- , j Mr and Mrs R P Chan son of Laurens accompanied l e S e > has been named chair- cil President Sinway Young, president Mrs. W. G. King accompanied T ,__^ Mrs Growl home and remain- mah the Policy Board for and Denmark Area Trade which s week's visit. Mrs Harry Phillips of Spart- attei,d Forty Ninth annual William Bell, Lykes Hen- anburc have ioineri a tour to r eUhiOTI of the 81st Wildcat Di- derson. Kenneth Orr, and Eu- UI ^ jonieu a iuui iu n.. ^n c ,i7„r« arr,nno the 1 ninecn omer civic, cuucd- w.aicici s jicsi; i icsiuem u aineesnip ny me u Ca P riada W England 813108 ^ ied hy Mf find Mrs. H E ‘ Clemson University students tional, business and profes- H D. Burbage, Greenwood lie Health Service to i anada. — . . . . .. . , sional leaders from around Mills retired vice - president ition and partial cost the state also will serve on L. B. Adams, S. C. National and board. He felt that the the board. Nair, will establish the gener- with her - parents, Mr. and P^be lor Mobile, Biloxi, and Blakely, ,J. Aldine Blakely Mrs. Posey W.’ Copeland. New Orleans. Mr. Brehmer and other relatives. a , nature depth and scope of They are students at the Uni- w °n this fill ekpdhse paid trip R e v. and Mrs. M. A. Dur- statewide study aimed at versity of Georgia, Athens, in a National Sales Contest a nt of Marianna, Florida we broadening or improving vo- $nd are pledges of the Alpha sponsored by Standard Furn- were weekend visitors of Mrs. cational rehabilitation serv- Gamma Delta sorority. iture Company. While they George H. Ellis. i ces to the state’s mentally or Mrs! George T. Miller and are away Larry will be vis- Mr and Mrs Rick Wells of physically handicapped, little son, George III, will re- Ring his aunt apd uncle, Mr. Laurinburg, N. C., and Miss The two-year study, made turn to their home in North and Mrs. Hubert Todd. Laura Smith, student at Win- possible by a Vocational Re- Augusta today after spending Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith throp Rock Hill spent habilitation Administration several days with her par- were arrtong Clintonians at- week _ end wR h their moth- grant, is being administered ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tending the Carolina-Georgia er and rnother-in-law, Mrs. by the State Department N. Baker. game in Columbia on Satur- R orace q smith and brother, of Vocational Rehabilitation Mrs. Emily C. Hollis and day evening. Carlton. through a planning staff. Lewis Bowen of Enoree at- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Christ- Mr and Mrs j M Grid- It will enlist the aid of nu- tended the Georgia TeclL tenbury of Charlotte were er g r 0 j- charleston were the merous organizations and in- Clemson game in Atlanta, ^ests during^the weekend of weekend guests of their son dividuals. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Purpose of the study is to Mrs. Crider and children. On determine ways and means of Ga., Saturday. their daughter and son-in- William T. Smith, son of law, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Con- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Smith, nell. On Saturday they trav- Si\, enjoyed a two-week va- clad to Georgia to visit other cation at home with his par- relatives, ents recently. Bill has return- At Clemson - Georgia Tech ed to his assignment in Wash- Game ington, D. C. Among Clintonians attend- ATTEND WCTU MEETING ing the Clemson - Georgia Those attending the South Tech game on Saturday in At- Carolina Women’s Christian laata, Ga. were Mr. and Mrs. Temperance Union meeting in Herman Burnett, Mr. and Columbia at the Park Street Mrs. Russell Emerson, Mr. Baptist Church on Tuesday and Mrs. D. H. Roberts, Mr. were: Mrs. J. B. Wilder, Mrs. and Mrs Sammy Chaney and T. P. Horger, Mrs. E L- family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim- Holland, Mrs. C. T. Thoma- my Potts. Several of the son, Mrs. Clyde Todd and couples remained in Atlanta Mrs. Hubert Todd. for the Falcon-Cowboy game Mrs. W. N. Meggs and chil- on Sunday, dren, Beth and Wally, of Mr. and Mrs. Rhett Adair Florence, spent the week are expecting guests to ar- with their mother and grahd- rive on Friday from Kentucky mother, Mrs. S. B. Pruitt. and Illinois. Weekend guests Op&tt flan, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHTS }•* «». .1. . .1. SALAD HAR, THAT IS — Come ’n en joy il with your stekk dinner. 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