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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, November 17, 1966
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE 1
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Joanna News . . .
Motes to Go to Puerto Rico
MRS. W. J. HOGAN
('orn'spondent-RenreKentative
Telephone G97-6949
Mrs. R. I). Corley, the for-
rr\er Becky Farmer, left on
Wednesday to join 1st Lt.
Corley in Honolulu i Hawaii.
Serving in the Marine Corps
in Vietnam sincf' June, he is
now on a rest leave from duty
in Hawaii. Mrs. Croley plans
to stay approximately two
weeks.
HOME FROM VIET NAM
Sf>t. K6 Isaac Evans return
ed on Tuesday from Viet
N a m. Following a 30-day
leave he and Mrs. Evans and
daughter will go to Fort Leon
ard Wood, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Shike Simp
son were week-end guests re
cently of Mrs. Glenn Reaves
and sons in Orlando, Fla.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Relatives of Mack Smith
surprised him with a birthday
dinner on October 20. They
also remembered him with
gifts. Enjoying the occasion
with him and Mrs. Smith
were relatives in Joanna,
Spartanburg, Columbia and
Greenwood.’
Mr. and Mrs .Bruce Barber
and children, Ricky and Ron,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom
my Croft in Simpsonville on
,Sunday.
Mrs. Boyce Bowen enjoyed
last week with Mrs, L. D.
Fowler in Gaffney. Mrs. Fow
ler accompanied her home
for the week-end.
A Sunday guest of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Shipp was Doug
las Parker of Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goss
were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Salter.
Mr. arid Mrs. C. R. Tomp-
kms had as Sunday dinner
guests J. H. Allsep, Lois and
Garland Allsep i Mr. and Mrs.
James Allsep, Sandra and
Sherrii of Cateechee; Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Nicholson and
Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Humphries of Gaffney
and Mrs. Donald Mitchell,
Donna and Harriet of Six
Mile; and Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Rice and family of Joanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Smith
spent the week-end in Green
wood with relatives.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jacks
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Betsy Madden near Green
ville last Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Boggs of Nor
ris, is spending a few days
this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Wehunt. The Wehunts
spent last week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Lathrop and
family in Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy
of Rutherfordton, N. C., vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Mur
phy on Saturday.
RECENT GUE^Tfe™..
Mrs. Judy Lewis ancft.dnH-
dren, Scott and Teia, of Vir
ginia Beach, Va., recently
visited Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Murrah. Mrs. Pat Davis, also
of Virginia Beach, accompan
ied them on the trip.
ATTEND CHRISTENING
On Sunday morning, Nov.
6, little Joey Harmon Mor
gan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Morgan of Taylors,
was christened at the Pied
mont Park Methodist Church
by the pastor, Rev. McAlis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Morgan, the grandparents,
attended from Clinton. Those
attending from Joanna were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beden-
baugh and Mrs. Della Rus
sell. ,
Toy Crocker of Whitmire,
and son, Aaron Crocker of
San Jose, Calif., visited the
Gaskin family on Sunday.
COME AS YOU ARE PARTY
Linda Lollis and Phyllis
Bagwell were entertained at a
“Come As You Are” party on
-Friday evening at the Joanna
club house. Around 40 guests
had a grand time playing
games, records, and dancing
to the music of “The Four
Dimensions” of Joanna. The
party was given by Mrs. J.
C. Lpllis and Mrs. James
Bagwell. Refreshments were
served.
BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES
Belated birthday greetings
are sent to two-year-old Jo
Montjoy on Nov. 10. and to
Squat Brock who celt brated
)iis 40th birthday on Nov. 13.
Happy birthday on Nov. 17
(today) to Louise Nabors and
Belmar Brewington, and best
wishes for a happy wedding
anniversary to Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Nabors.
Birthday celebrants on the
18th are Wayne Montjoy,
Keith Lindler, Cathy Vaughn,
Gloria Petty, Daphine Pra
ter, Jackie Rhodes, and Ann
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Brown will observe a wed
ding anniversary.
On the 19th, birthday greet
ings are sent to Colie Oswalt
and Johnette Jenkins.
Happy birthday on the 20th
to Brenda and Linda Frank-
liq.
Julia Humphrey, Dennis
Bagwell and Cynthia Dianne
Gogan will celebrate birth
days on November 21.
Many happy returns of the
day on Nov. 22 to Walter
Gresham, Felicia Wise and
Charles Fuller.
_ Dan Gunter and Louise
Thomas will celebrate birth
days on Nov. 23.
4-H'er of the Week
BRUCE SIMPSON
Many times during the fair
season just past, I heard pas-
sersby remark as they viewed
the cattle exhibits, “Look at
those horns” or “1 wonder
how much that cow will
weigh.” .The cow they were
referring to was “Ruth” an
11-year-old registered Ayr
shire cown owned by Brure
Simpson of Cross Hill. Bruce
showed Ruth to Grand Cham
pion Ayrshire at Greenville,
Spartanburg and Laurens
fairs this year to mak t > a total
of eleven times he has had
the Grand Champion Ayr
shire. I think this is quite an
accomplishment for a 13-
year-old.
Although Bruce, an eighth
grader at Clinton Jr. High
School ,is only 13 years old,
he has been showing cattle
for seven years. This is not
unusual where there are old
er brothers showing cattle.
Bruce attended 4-H Clubs for
four years before he was old
crough to join. Mr. Simpson
gave Bruce a purebred calf
when h e was six and by the
time brothers graduated,
he hao won enough premium
money sowing his calf to buy He has several years left in
their cattle. • which to excell in 4-H work.
Of course Bruce thinks and we all expect a lot from
Ayrshire is the best breed of him.
dairy cattle to be found and
has certainly proven to b e an /^ rs Campbell
asset to the breed. r
Wilfred and Perry, Ijis old- Mrs Maggie-E. Campbell,
er brothers, both won trips ^03 Florence St., dleo
to Chicago showing cattle Friday at 1 p.m. in a local
and his sister Sup won a trip hospital after a long illness,
to 4-H Club Congress in Chi- Native of Buricombe Coun-
cago last year with her En- ty, N. C., daughter of the
tomology project, so it is na- late Martin and Nancy
tural for Bruce to be follow- Starnes, she was a member
ing in their footsteps. of Holly Grove Baptist Church-
Bruce is a big help on the and lived in Clinton for 6G
family farm where Mr. Sirnp- years.
son says he has been driving Surviving are two daugh-
a truck in the fields during ters, Mrs. Bud (Marie) Word
haying operations since he of Laurens and Mrs. Everette
was six. He still has the job (Josephine) Allman of Clin-
of driving th e truck while oth- ton; two sons, Coley F. Camp
ers load it with hay. He also bell of Clinton and C. A.
operates the tractor in mow- (Bones) Campbell of Lydia
ing pastures and clipping Mill; three sisters, Mrs. Cora
weeds. Mr. and Mrs. Simp- Gregg of Spartanburg, Mrs.
son said they thought 4-H of- Flora Baldwin of W'oodruff
fered a good opportunity for and Mrs. Pearl Rushton ol
'young people to learn many Woodruff; a brother, John-
things. nie Starnes of Lydia Mill;
Bruce has served as sec- six grandchildren and six
retary - treasurer of his 4-H great-grandchildren.
Club and also finds itme to Funeral services were con
serve as president of his Sun- ducted Sunday at 3:30 p.m.
day School Class at Liberty at Calvary Baptist Church by
Springs Presbyterian Church. ReV. J. W. Spiders and Rev.
He is a trumpet player in the Floyd Hellams. Burial was in
Clinton Junior High School Rosemont Cemetery in Clin-
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