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9 I I li!' i; if— 1 ItBedOHictrs Th» •leotia* of new officer^ , wiM te aecompHshed at the next meeting of the ThornteU High School Key Club. Members of the club recent ly attended a district Key Club workshop in Anderson. The club has completed one of its annual projects, the sel ling of candy, and officers ex- ‘ pressed thanks for the patron age of the'public. Profits will be used to purchase library books and pay club expenses. CpI. Clevenger Serves in Vietnam Marine Lance Corporal Ri chard L. Clevenger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Clevenger of Clinton, was pro moted to his present rank in South Vietnam, while serving with the Third Marine Battal ion south of Da Nang. His promotion was based on time in service and rank, mil itary appearance and his knowledge of selected military subjects. His battalian, a unit of the First Marine Division, per forms search and destroy mis sions against the enemy, and pursues a constant effort to win the people to the side of the legitimate government of South Vietnam. « ' \ v MUHI 4 igr NOTICE OF SALE The State at South Carolina, Copnty of Laurens In Court of Probate D. Maude Sheile, Adminis tratrix of the Estate of Laura Dendy Sheile, Plaintiff, vs Mitchell Dendy, Joe F. Den dy, Viola Dendy Howard, Mattie >Dendy Purry, Dr. W. F. Dendy, Rev. S. C. Dendy, Robert Y. Dendy, David E. Dendy, and Hattie Harris Mc Daniel, their children, heirs at law and distributees and all persons entitled to claim un der or through her; also all other persons unknown claim ing any right, title, estate, in terest or lien upon the real ee- tate described below; any un known adults being as a class designated as “Jphn Doe,” and any unknown infants or persons under a disability be ing designated as “Richard Roe,” Defendants. PURSUANT to a Decree of the Court in the above stated !' . 1 Clws B Tourney j HereNextWeek | The Eastern half off Con ference I, Class “B,” will hold their basketball touruar went in the Pf*aMeri#» Col lege gym Monday, Tuesday, mmI Thursdly off woek, February 20, U, and 23. Beyl and girls teams from the fol lowing schools .will partici pate: Slater-Marietta, Jones- ville, Lockhart, South Caroli na School for the Deaf, an# ThomweU. ^. Slater beys agd School for. the Deaf girls are seeded in this tournament an# will not see action until the second day. the opening fame will find Slater * Marietta and T^Ori* well girls tangling at 8:30 p m. The second game at fcOO will find Lockhart and Jones- viUe girls playing each oth er. The last game on Monday at"-8:30 will pit ThornwelJ against South Carolina School for the Deaf hoys. Tuesday’s starting play at 5:30 p.m. will be tfee School for the Deaf meeting the win ner of the Slater-ThomweU girls game. The second game on Tuesday will bring Slater boys against the winner of the Thornwell - School for the Deaf boys. The third game Tuesday will find Jonesville and Lockhart boys meeting' at 8:30 p.m. Slater boys are undefeated in regular season play. Their last conference win was over Jones ville by five points. Sla ter boys were state Class “B” champions last year. The South Carolina School The P. C. Players and the for the Deaf girls have lost P. C. Music Department an- only one conference game this year nounce the joint production of Airman Bell Awarded Medal Airman First Class Barney B. Bell, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Holder of M2 Sloan St., Clinton, is decorated with the U. S. Air Force Airman’s Medal at Da Nang AB, Vietnam, for heroism at the voluntary risk of his life. \ On August 28,-1966, when an F-4C Phantom II crashed on takeoff due to mechanical failure, the airman helped rescue the two pilots from they: burning aircraft and as sisted them to a helicopter for' evacuation to the base hospital. . ► Airman Bell, a fireman, is a member of the Pacific Air Forces, America’s overseas air arm in Southeast Asia’, the Far E^st and Pacific. The airman attended Honea Path High School and cotnpleted requirements for his high school diploma after entering the Air Force. His wife, Betty, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starks of North Uttie Rock, Ark. Making the presentation is Senator Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., during an inspection visit and tour*of Vietnam. lx KAYRAN COX K'sIMJgfyBs | Emphasis WatT Is Now Uit&rway A minister, a professional football pteyer, an# a busi nessman ana the moin speak ers in developing the theme, “Is Christianity Relevant?” for Presbyterian College’s an nual Religious Emphasis Week program being held on campus this week. Speaking op successive days, Wednesday through Friday, to the morping as sembly of PC students in Belk Auditorium are the Rey. Bob rev. #. r. McAllister College Players To Present 'The Fantisticks' Seaman Fatter ** Ends Basic Coarse Seamen Recruit Freddie K». Fuller, 19, USN, son of Mf. and Mrs. William Ray -F|ir ler of 116 Poplar St., i&tl. ton, has been graduated from nine weeks of Navy baffk* training?nt the Naval Tra|hh ing Center at Great Lakes', m. \ l • In the first weeks Of naval service he studied mili tary subjects and Uyetf and worked under condtiions simi lar to those he will encounter on his first ship or at hid first shore station. :• In making the transition from civilian life to Nastdl service, he received instrud- tion under veteran Navy pet ty officers. He studied ' sea manship, as well as surviv#! techniques, military drill ppd other subjects. RONNIE JOHNSON Cox, Johnson Are Class Leaders At Clinton High Mprtip, student dean at Uaiom r r Theological Seminary of Vir- jp$CIQl jCrVlCaS ginia, offensive center Bill a f. Church Curry of the champion Green a ^ Bay Packers and Charlotte ir* A s ® ri ®* of special services, “ 00 e “ CUUV * ^ P -U n ^n aSoS,c e ed for Ep. WHder Wil»$ AwOfjJ ; Their effort, are supple- worth M'thodit Church, Jo- Donnie Wilder, associntfi mented by fraternity and dor- anna « to Sunday, Feb. itor of the Shelby Daily Stpr, mitory discussion groups held 19 and continuing t roug e Shelby, N. C., wceiv throughout the three-day pe- ^ th - Services will be held award for the bist t riod. The discussion leaders each evening at 7:30 article at the are: the Rev. tyax Milligan, 'The visiting speaker will be meeting of the N- C-. Pfre#s pastor of the Claremont Pres-the Rev. Joseph Richard Me- Association held at.a b > byterian Church of Decatur, Allister, pastor of Piedmont Hill, N. C. The award wlp Ga * Miss Anne Ramsay Hop- Methodist Church, Greenville, ning article was on Iirfla- kins, director of Christian ed- Mr. McAllister was pastor ucation at Charlotte’s West- of Hopewell and Sharon Meth- ^ r - Wilder is the son pf Mff- minster Presbyterian Church; odist Churches, near Clinton, and ^ rs - P’ Wilder of tsls and the Rev. H. L. Eichelber- prior to his present pastorate, ger, Jr., Clinton native now He i« a graduate of Wofford . . serving at Trinity, Presbyte- College and Candler School AndfCWS Li$F * rian Church of Henderson- of Theology, Emory Univcrsi- Dottie ’ DuBo8€ akltoa 8l - ville, N. C. Miss Hopkins is ty, Ga. dent at st Andrews Presby . formerly of York; and Eich- Leading the singing for the terian College, Lauriubur*, N. elberger is the son of Mrs. H. services at Epworth will be q 5 S i nc i u ded on the dean’s L. Eichelberger, Sr., who re- Eldon Tucker. Hsi Jor the first seme^er. She sides on Walnut Street of this Rev. Ross A. <Pickett is pas- is a sen i or . . city. tor of the church. Religious Emphasis Week is , sponsored each year by the fo Attend Fa r1 ^ Student Christian Association, n „ whose current president is DUrCOU Meeting CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank each and everyone for the.many couf- The Laurens County Farm tesies, expressions of synl- Bureau office will be closed Pathy, floral offerings, fogd, Friday while the secretary, cards and calls during the ill- Mrs. Agnes Bailey, and the ness and sudden president, T. J. Copeland, at- our beloved husband and tend the annual President’s er, Davis Rutledge Holland* and secretaries conference in And special thanks to the w. c Htuuuiuuw ui Kayran Cox and Ronnie McGe ^f e » a semor from 4U , „ „ r JThe western half of Confer- - \ . . Marianna, Fla. the famous off - Broadway ence I Class B has already JO«n son nave been named musical comedy, “The Fanta- declared a boys dhampion, cU»s valedictorian and salu- R , ... . . sticks.’* Performances Will be which is Salem-Tamassee. taforian, respectively, and BOOKmODlie 111 Area held on Thursday, Friday, The girls teams ^® west- ^ speakers at the 1967 Tuesday. Wednesday , a . , em half will stage their tour- ' . „ f _ ' 1 and Saturday March 16, 17, nament n . wee \ commencement exercises at The Laurens County Libra- Columbia. .tors and nurses at Bailey and 18. ^ winning boys and girls Qlnton High School. ry bookmobile will be in the The meeting will be at the morial Hospital for their The play began its run’in teams in each half of the Con- They have attained the Clinton area on Tuesday, and Farm Bureau Federation tiring efforts; and the Ic the Sullivan Street Theater ference in regular season play highest scholastic averages Mountville and Cross Building in Cayce. drug stores for their tribtyAfe' in New York on Mav 3 1960 will meet the runner-up teams based on seven semesters of Hi » areas on Wednesday. ’ kl ^ n at th ® time of sl 1 ervl< ?- It isTuil roLSng tod rM^‘ in each half or ^nament J The following places will be MfS. N. C. Powers vMay God’s richest blessings b*r ly earnldThe LTmeZ o ; winnars of each ^ " the w • visited 0,1 Tuesday: Laurens-Mrs. Jane Franks Wlth eac ^°i having the longest run for an parker Hi « h School gym, Fri- Both Kayran and Ronnie Burdette home, Joanna Bap- Ledford Powers, 88, of 740 E. off - Broadway play in New day * February 24, starting at have demonstrated their tist kindergarten^ Simmons Main St., widow of Nathaniel Leonard designs Post at Nose's : nd^wtr^fThe IZard' E "P” ^*1 ^ Judy Wi«hl»r York theater history, ord album of the songs from scholastic abilities in being borne on Clinton Rt. 2, Whit- c. Powers, died early Satur- active members of the Nation- ten ? e, } ja, r in 1 hom ® ^ afternoon in a Laurens oi HnnAr saaiMv on/i "rhotn 011 CUntoh Rt. 1, Poole and hospital after an illness of Honor Society and Chem- R obin! ,p n homes ^ Laurens two W eeks. Bi-Plu Science Club during j and H Un t er home at a native of Laurens County 0ra - daughter o^thela^R. j!* and p eni0r an< * 011 Wednesday, the route Nannie Blakely Franks, she either in or in front of the rn* S p>7’owl^hIn''thfi There have been over 700 ' Widmer has been natn- the^uWication 8 staff* ^Kav" Wi ]l include: _ was a member of the Second Court House, at Laurens, S. 8 r productions of “'rtte Fanta ® d the 1967 recipient Of the ^ The Senutel Garrett St ° re ’ Pete Jon£S Church. C., on Salesday in March, ^ ^rofes^J and' Be *ty Crock®r Homem^r w^ Ronnte is b^iness^^^^^^ a ” d M u ountville i ch T ool; Surviving are four daugh- next,- being Monday, the 6th nn rnnunl ° Semce Wlth amateur groups On October Awktd at Clinton High School. ager of Tbe Clintonian 5 Carl » CriSP hom !, and ters - Mrs - T - B - Kin ^> Mrs - A - day of the month, during the ,h L c TP My - , ^ ^ i 8 , im a KnZlte ada" Mr ** ntflto , *" ° * “V’* Cross H1U; j. Coats and Mrs. R. D. Cook mr/'^ty^Ta'ssu^fun Nomed CHS Winner - p"” mUdl te “ Cr° cke r Award —MRS. DAVIS R. HOLLAND, MR. AND MRS. Dii- VIS HOLLAND, JR.. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HILL IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS pin from the graduation Kayran Smith’s store, Waterloo. All that niece'oarcel or lot on rtlCK ory street, rney nave JudV will be eligible for Ik*- mc WU1 sluuy n ‘ n * usn Oil of land, with dwelling house **“ children a daughter, Be. d Mexico Clty^tockh^ta" cral scholarships awarded io tJ *‘ v *” i,y ot Sc ut hC*t“ lin * . Winthrop List thereon, situate. Wine and 'Ma, a freshman at Winthrop ,,^"“^1^;, tS Avw! I“-l» who place In the St»U Kayran Is the tighter ot . « -r * A . « . aIPmsm Jvir* ST1Q 1V11 S 4 V VwWS of Laurens, and Mrs. S. T. Chumiey of Greenville; two l!tep-#aughters, • Mrs Guy 'fcodd of Coronaca, and Mrs. Bessie Childress of Laureils; rive Clinton students at ? sister ' Mrs Cora Murray of being on the West side of the College, and a son, DarreU a and j oh anne S bur. have won «nd national Homemaker » n l, M . rs - T*!* *®"" Wta'^o»''FeJie"«' ^.oek HaT Aureus; tod two grandchiL nubile road known as me Air- student at Clinton High r “ ‘ Awards contests. Cox M C^*. fcojM'SP^- Sf^Sn “^st to *»” ^ ^t-grand- Besides being talented in , M 5'T™?*' T Urst public road known as the Air port Road, in the section known as Gideon Hill, just West of the Corporate limits v * Be ' of the City of Clinton, in Hunt er Township,Laurens County, State of South Carolina, and being bounded as follows: On the North by lands formerly of Gideon Leake, now of oth- School. Mrs. Leonard is the former Ruth McLeod of Ashe- The play inspired by Ed- " e . a '° £ artl Judy dls 48 Pof* Johnson, also of Clin- th L - £irst seme f er nnH Rnstanri’c “lac Rnman. in ® uomestic arts, juay dis- , Thev were Jane children. mond Rostand’s “Les Roman- tiques,” is about a boy (play- plays her versatility in many They were Janet Hamer, Funeral services were con- W. H. Kinard ah hv Tim uoirroc™ „ ways. A member of the Na- girt (JU1 Clark) and their ‘‘"X Honor Society and the MfS. L. W. Salisbury love. They are separated by Laurens-Mrs. Lallan Sto.« - was VkiUie II,.Kinard, 54, of 411 a wall put up hk .their !, he se 7f d ™‘l m i^ gh ^H Sansbury, 74, widow of Louis, Mar y J»ne 4^ al L Nancy R °-terv ^th Broad Street, died ingly hostile parents. Acts’ F° rd Cru9ade ^ om " llt ) e ®. and Wilson Sansbury, died ThunJ P er and Nancy Templeton of te y ' fofhnr*c fQorrk Teenage March-Ol-DlITlCS b — • _ i i i F aiir^nc Rarhftro Owin0fi nnH Jane Johnson, Janet Johnson, Uncled Sunday at 4:00 p. m. Carole Jane King and Sheila a ‘ Se ' ond Baptist Church E. Owings. by R ev. Grange S Cothran Lallan Stone Other county students were and Rev " J' ^ ' Porker. Burial PUUNBDN OR HEATINC or 833-0061 in Forest Lawn ceme- Thursday at 4:25 p. m. at his ally, their fathers (Sam Hob- Committee. She is also presi- ers on the East by lot now homc after a sudden jllnoss son and D Brown or formerly ol James R Hill, Nalivc ot Newbcrry son of the bcst of triends who dent of her Horizon group and iron, which the lot herein do. Mrs Alice Summer Kinard usin 1S z-J 8 ‘reverse psychology” a member of the First Rres- scribed is separated by the and the late Samu'eL w''¥n“ in'their'children.'ho^mrSat by ? cr j an . C ? urbh Airport Road; on the South by ard hc ha(J , ivcd in cliaton b forctog Ulcm apart tbe Judy is the Haughtier of.Mr. low now orwlormerly ot Guy oo ; and Mi and Mrs. Marcel L. Widmer. day in a local hospital after Laurens, Barbara Owings and a long illness. Paula Owings of Owings, Sa- N a live of Timmonsville, ra Kathryn Senn of Ora and daughter of the late Charles Dorothy Ann Simpson of Gray and JospeKine Hill Stone, she Court, had lived in Laurens for I fonpland now nf nihpre years ana wa s d mom- wm Oe orniging tnem togetn- n \ anc oftxvn/i’rrai.tvtkio rnany years and was a mem- f\r IffoiclAr'c f'rom S ihe to heroC do r 0f thC AR! ' Church . ln ur 0ne ^ show’s' hirt ® bap ‘ an8 ‘ o at end Colun1bla her of the First Methodist- K * ISler S *Ub|eCt s scribed issenorih.,! hv a Mil 1 ' r0!ipt ' rity - the Moose. Lodge'spngs. “Never Say No,'’ex- CoUc8e lhls fal1 - Church. ' Dr E -. B _- Keisler, Interi f . , JP. . . , of Clinton and had been em- presses the philosophy that aboW described !s °the Te pU>yed by Clinton Mills for the childrcn win do exactly what Converse Student moi^wry 4 l , 4 past34years. you tell them not to do maimng portion of a lot in herited by Laura D. Sheile Survlvi ng also arc four sis- In order to end tl . _ _ . from her father J. Warren ters ’ Mrs ‘ Boyd (Virginia) they hire the narrator (Ray Miss Sister Blalock, Con- daughters, Mrs. I. A. Griggs At next week’s Wednesday Dendy et al. The lot conveyed Holtzclaw; Mrs. gdgar B. Combs), an old Shakespear- verse College student, is one of Laurens; Mrs. Lewis Can- ni 8ht Lenten service Dr. Kei- to J Warren Dendv and Har- (^ laud i a ) Norton, and Mrs. ean actor down on his luck of the students participating non of Alexandria, Va.; Mrs. s } er "dl continue his general riett Dendy by deed of Gideon Annie Mac Caughman of Clin- (Rick Stall) and his compan- in the Student Exchange Pro- C. B. Deese of North Augus- Lieme, “surveying the Won- feud In Exchange Program interim Surviving are two sons, L. P as (° r °( St. John’s Luther- Wilbur Sansbury of Clinton, an Church, will preach next and Thornton S. Sansbury of Sunday morning on, “The Eth- Charleston, W. Va.; five of Christianity”. Harbin of drous Cross”, speaking spe- and recorded in the office of delsperger of Newberry; and an elaborate abduction of thfrosored by a number of colleges Charleston; and Mrs. C. J. cifically at that time on, “In the Clerk of Court for Laurens a brother > Oscar B. Kinard of girl so the boy can save her of similar size. Miss Blalock Campbell of Landrum; a Hs Essential Purpose”. The County in Deed Book 16 Page Clinton. and there will be “happy end- and a classmate were chosen brother, James S. Stone of Wednesday evening 256. TERMS OF w ■ -ev as - The successful bidder other at Calvar y Baptist Church by ishes and the lovers find that change program February 19, 18 grandchildren and 9 great- gation invite to all of St. * T»_-- T vxr T*-— -■* *- *■- -■ J — 1,8 al -- ’ TrvVln’o -o-.ri sww, "-** who 8t Leake, dated March 7 1905 ton ’ and Mrsi - Fred ( Lil ) Ro ' ion ( Rand y Ferebee) to stage gram -- ’ ’ ‘ • * • * ■' J oy a numoer ot colleges unaneston; ana ivirs. u. j. lilar size. Miss Blalock Camobell of Landrum: a Hs Essential Pu”pose services Funeral services ^were con- ing.” But in the second act to go to Mary Baldwin College, Timmonsville; a sister, Mrs. begin at 7:30. SALE: Cash, ducted Saturday at 3:00 p. m. the gay, carefree mood van- Staunton, Va., during tjbe ex- J. B. Baxter of Columbia; Dr Keisler and his congre- than the Plaintiff herein, im- Spillers, Rev. there is more to life than ro- and will live in the dormitory grandchildren. services mediately upon the conclusion Floy d Hellams and Rev. Rob- mance and moonbeams and go to classes and attend the Funeral services were con- the time will not be worship- of the bidding, shall deposit ert M - Hicks - Burial was in that “without a hurt the heart extra * curricular activities ducted Saturday at 10:00 a. P>ng elsewhere, with the Probate Court the West End cetemery in New- is hollow.” planned. m. at Kennedy Mortuary by sum of 10% off the purchase berry. “ The play will be directed Miss Blalock is a daughter Rev. T. C. Shuler and Rev. Qjjnfnn RnnH Wins price as a guarantee of his Shearers were J. E. b y Dr. James L. Skinner of of Dr. and Mrs. George R. C. C. Farrow. Burial was , _ good faith in the bidding The Bra swell, J. E. Allman, J. C. the college English Depart- Blalock of this city. Forest Lawn cemetery ine Key Club of Laurens same to be applied to the pur- Est<;s * Estes Campbell, Troy me nt and ^Charles T. Gaines Pallbearers were Jim Arm- H»gh School sponsored a Bat- chase price upon his comply- Bentley and Elvin Holtzclaw. of the Mu8 i c Department will p v «. P ftnn i* Mftnre strong, Dennis Barlory, Lloyd tle of the Baads r , c w ont ^ t on ing with the terms of sale, direct the music, while Miss WOf® Hamman#, Downes Monroe, Saturday night, - Feb. 11. otherwise to be paid to the Library Post Mary Anne Pennington of the Compv6t6S CottrSB Richard Shel and Cliff Nelson. - ^ s “ Art Department will super- Private Ronald M M vise staging and costuming. ^ son of m an<| M per . RyQn LaWSOH At 1 is the deadline for Chuck Osborne is the choreo- ry M Hoore of ^ com _ 7 . applications for the grapher and acts the part of pleted a | ield radio National Meeting 4-— —:x “The Mute” in the play. Vir»- - i--. . .. _ __ Plaintiff for credit on the in- a . i debtedness. In the event the Upen Ot Laurens succesful bidder should fail to March make such deposit, or should receiving Four bands competing for the title of the best band in Laurens County were: “The Kik-Baks”, and “The Check mates” of Laurens and “The Cardells” and “The Reveng- fail to comply with the terms junior intern summer posit- J™ “■ -repair course at the Army Ryan F. Lawson, of the ers" of Clinton t. *- a . le - J? e 8ai d lands shaU ion in Laurens County Li- ki Brown is the student direc- southeastern Signal School, Hopewell section, supervisor --The Jack Rabbits” of Lau- be MMI on tme same or brary. r - Ft. Gordon, Go., in January- of the Laurens County Soil r ens opened the program with some subsequent Salesday on The junior intern program Tickets may be ordered by During ^his training, he and Water Conservation Dis- two selections. While the var- . the same terms, at risk of the is sponsored by the South Ca- sending $1.00 for each adult learned electrical fundamon- trict and a member of the ious bands were setting up, de i^ U • rolina State Library Board admission, or $.50 fob each tol* os# was trained to ser- state committee, Was in Cin- members of the Key Club en- The purchaser te pay for and is designed to give the student admission to p. C. vice an# repair different types cinnoti, Ohio, Feb. 5-9 to at- tertatned with skits, papers, stamps, and record- applicant on opportunity to Players, Presbyterian College. pf radio transmitters and re- tend the national convention The winner of the $50 prize to*- r _ determine throOfgh actual Specify night of the perffoi> o^ivan. Instructton was also of Soil and Water Consarv#- was “The Revengers”. J. HEWLEtTE WASSON, work experience under com- mance you wish to attend an# given i» operation of testteg tion District Supervisors. Following the contest, the Judge off Probate rtMc-Ml patent direction whether or not enclose stamped, self ^ ad- equipment, ranging from tube He was accompanied by “Jack Rabbits” played for a Dated this 10th day off Feb- he wants to choose libranrian- dressed envelope for the re- testers to signal generators Mrs. Lawson and daughter, dance which was held to the ruary, 1967. M a life .wock. turn off your Aff^kete* \ and frequency meters. Janet, gym of Laurens High School. Relax the Tax Problem In a dither about money for income tax? Tax time roll around before you could get the funds itogether? Let us help you solve the problem with a quick, easy Tax loan at low rates . .. repaid in convenient installments to fit your personal bud get. At the same time, build your credit rating fur future loans or purchases! Whatever your financial problem may he, come see us for advice or help.... We’ll be glad to talk it over. OTHER SERVICES [• Mortgage Loans • Trust Service • Bank by Mail • Bank Money Orders • Personal Loans • Business Loans • Safety Deposit Box • Check ing Accounts • Modernizing Loans. BANK OF CLINTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F3% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Semi-Annually