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I f i 11 . Clinton, S. C., Thursday, December 15, 1966 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Joanna New* . . . rom Vietnam MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correspondent-Representative Telephone 697-6949 T-Sgt. Virlyn Davenport re turned the last of Nov. from' Vietnam after being there a year. Mrs. Davenport and children, wh 0 had been stay ing in Millstadt, III. awaiting his return joined him and they are now at Shaw A.F.B. They were overnight guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davenport Sr. Mrs. Lester Hair, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hair and Dina and Mrs. Sybil Brawley were vis itors in Greenville on Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Elliott and family were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Elliott. Mrs. Louis Murphy was a surgical patient at the Bailey Memorial Hospital last Thurs day. RETURNS FROM KOREA M.-Sgt. James W. Byars re turned recently , from Korea, wherfe he was stationed, for two 1 years. Awating further orders, he is now spending a leave with his wife and family in Dfecatur, Alabama. M-Sgt. and Mrs. Byars have enjoyed a few days already with his mother, Mrs. Hattie Byars and other relatives here in Joanna, and they and the chil dren will be back on the 26th to spend part of the crgning holiday season. BOYDS IN LEESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd moved to Leesville the first of December and are now mak ing their home there. Mr. Boyd has been with Burling ton Mills in Batesburg for the past several months, j On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Boyce, Mrs. E f f i e Cannon, Miss Karen Lowery, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Furr, Ted and Martha of Clin ton, joined other relatives for a Christmas dinner given 1 by Mrs. Maggie Sutton and her daughter, Alma at their home in Lamar. Harold Murphy and Nathan Brazel visited Mrs. J. P. Mur phy in Union last Tuesday. , Last Sunday Mrs. Frank Rowe and children, Stan, Mike and Angie and Mrs. Lu cille Brewer visited Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Laster in Spar- OFFICE SUPPUES OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES Serving The Clinton Area With Quality Service L & L Office Supply Phone 984-8781 Laurens, S. C. tanburg. Mrs. Gladys Blackwell and children of Columbia were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Childers. CHRISTMAS CANTATA AT . 1ST BAPTIST A Christmas Cantata ' — “Night of Miracles’’ by John W. Petersan, will be presented at the 1st Baptist Church on Sunday at the regular 11 a.m. worship service by the church choir. It will be directed by James W. Wynn, Minister of MUsic. The public is invited. “THE CALL” AT 1ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH On Sunday afternoon at 5 p.m., Dec. 18, a play entitled “The Call”, directed by Mrs. J. K. Waits, will be presented at the 1st Presbyterian Church. A Joy Gift Program will be given also. The pastor, Rev. Leon Jiffords, extends an invitation to the public. HONORED WITH PARTY Miss Debbie Evans was honored with a birthday party on Friday evening by her mo ther, Mrs. Lewis jEvans. It was held at their home on the Whitmire Road. A large number of Debbie’s friends was there to help her celebrate. Games to suit the occasion were played.* They also enjoyed playing records and dancing. Delicious refreshments were served and afterward the hon- oree opened her array of at tractive wrapped giftsi FAMILY GET-TOGETTIER On Sunday afternoon a fam ily get-together was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Murphy on Browning Ave. Refreshments were serv ed to the 21 guests. The ones from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Murphy and Kenneth of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy of Rutherfordton, N. C. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES Happy birthday today, Dec. 15 to Thelma Crolley, Charles Barnes and Mrs. H. L. Shea- ly- The same greeting goes to Jim Estes, W. D. Kinard, Gladys Nabors, Donald E. Prater, Bennie Puckett,, and Debbie Mise ()n Dec. 16. Debbie Brown, Ray Kelly and Frank Hendrix are sent birthday greetings on Dec. 17- A number of Joannians cel ebrate birthdays on Dec. 18 including Larry Killian, Susan Vaughan, Alan Hunnicutt, V. L. Cotney, Mrs. J. L. Dilany, Stan Stockman and also Mike Cooley. The 18th brings a wed ding anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown. di t h Dominick, Virgil Dominick and Bohdan Kramm will celebrate their birthdays on Dec. 19. The coming Tuesday, Dec. 20, Mike Mason, Mickey Smith and Barbara Glenn will celebrate birthdays and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Clark and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Rowe will observe their wedding as- niversaries. Johnny Willingham will celebrate his birthday on Dec. 21, and_a nurinber of couples will observe their wedding an niversaries including Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Rhett Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Floyd, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kelly. A weekend guest of Miss Joyce Smith who moved here recently from Greenville, was Miss Vicki Boyce, student of use. bers of Shpdy Grove* 4-H re- Immediately fortbwing the, day of . January, 1967 > we will estate is notified and required cejved awards for outstand- play, Santa will visit the render a final account of our to make.p.ayojent on or before ing achievement during the young children. , acts and doings as Executors that date, and all persons hav-* last year. Those receiving Fairview Baptist Church of the estate of R. A. Steer in ing claims against said estate awards received them on ba- will observe their annual the office of the Judge of Pro- wnl^ present them on or be- sis of project work and the Christmas Supper at the Rec- bate of Laurens County, at 10 fore such date, duly proven records kept on project). In realional’ Building Saturday o’clock a m., and on the same or be forteyer barred.' poultry,“Al Shouse received a night, Dec. 17, following the day will apply fer a final dis- Richard Dudley Steer pin and a check for. eight dol- supper a Christmas tree. charge from our trust as Ex- Robert Lindley Steer, lars. Kay Shouse received a ' — ecutors. Executors pin' for her project in Home LEGAL NOTICE Improvement. Kay and Al NOTICE is hereby given Shouse are the son and daugh- that the'o/licers of VIRGIN- ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. IA CORPORATION, a South Shouse. Miss Cathy Berry, Carolina corporation, did, on daughter of Mrs. Margaret the 10th day of December,' Berry received a pin and a 1966, file with the Secretary cook book for her work in of State of (South Carolina a food and nutrition and a. cor- Statement of , Intent t 0 Dis- tificate of merit for clothing, solve, pursuant to duly adoipt- Maxine Spivey, daughter of ed corporate resolution and Mr. and Mrs. Hub Spivey, re- the lavvs of the State, of South celved a certificate of merit Carolina. Any person indebted to said November 28, 1966 ^ 4C-D22 £dzsto FARMS DAIRY on her work in food preserva tion. She received a pin on the same project last year. Steve Wright, a member of the soil judging team that won in the state, will have his name engraved on the trophy the team won. He was award- day ed a tie tack with his initial der ROBERT M. VANCE, President W. C. NEELY, Secretary News of Bonds Cross Roads MRS. N. A. SHOUSE Correspondent Telephone 697-6829 Mr. and Mrs. David Pitts were in Clemson Dec. 4 to visit, their son, David Pitts Jr., who is a senior at Clem son University. Mrs. George Cobb Jr. and children visited in Clinton on Saturday. Mrs. Belt Cooper and Mrs. J. C.. Nabors were in Green ville for the day on Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nabors and daughter Lynn Roller were among those attending a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bonds on Sunday. 1 4-H MEMBERS RECEIVE AWARDS At the Awards Banquet at the dining hall of Presbyter ian College a number of mem- FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 30 of Dec., 19G9, I will ren- a final account of the on it and a trip to the Nation- acts and doings of iMartha A. al Soil Judging Contest to be Oeland as guardian of the held in the spring. Mrs. Car- estate of Nora Edwards Ool- t'T Wright, the local leader and in the office of the Judge for Shady Grove 4-H, was of Probate of Laurens County, awaj*eied a 4-H pin tor five at 10 o’clock a.m., and on the years service. Parents and same e\ i will apply for a tin- ‘spomor attendin'.', the ban- al disenarge from r trust quet with the above members a? Guardian, w re Mr. and Mrs. Carter Any person indebted to said Wright.; Mi s. Margaret Berry, estate is n< tified and required Miss Mary B. Tinsley, Mr. to make payment on or be- •and Mrs. 1,. T. Shouse and lore that date i and all persons Mrs. X. A. Shouse. having claims against said ^ Shady Grove Presbyterian estate will present them on or Church to have Christmas before said date, duly proven Program. . or be forever barred. Saturday night. Dec. 17, 7:30 Mary A. 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