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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
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Items of Interest About Clinton Folk
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Renewal Campaign
To End March 4th
Saturday, March 4, will
draw a close to the two*week
campaign of the Clinton
Community Concert Associa
tion. Renewals for the 1967-
68 season have been under
way and all present members
who would like to join again
and have not been contacted
by the ^association may do so
by telephoning Mrs.* Robert
Returns From Vietnam end with her mother, Mrs. H. Saturday following several ^" S ° n ’ ^^^ rshlp chair ‘
Sp5 Richard D. Ellison has E. Sturgeon. weeks stay in Fla. She was an ’ at 833 * 3331 -
returned home following a Convalescing At Home accompanied on the trip by Next season ’ s Program will
year’s duty in Vietnam. He is Mrs. Tommy HoUis is con- her sister, Mrs. A. O. Bray bring t0 clinton the Atianta
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. valescing at home following of Griffin, Ga. Symphony Orchestra, under
Ellison. . * several weeks stay at Self Mr > and Mrs Dan Yarbor- f G direction of Robert Shaw -
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Adair Memorial Hospital in Green- ough'have returned from At- Also featl £ed in the program
were in Columbia last Wednes- wo °d* lanta, Ga., where they attend- ^
day to see their spn, dhris Miss Leone Crosby and Mrs. ed the Southeaestern Profes- J™ ,
Adair, III, play in a basketball Fred Crosby of Union spent sional Photopraphers Associa- gyp y dancer from G renada
game there. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. tion meeting.
Miss Almena Blalock spent Hugh Ray. •_ Mrs . Eugene Hitt is home t7
several days recently in To Visit In Florida after spending a month with ™ k f!fj
Boone, N .C., going especially Mrs. A. C. Young will leave her daughter, Mrs. Ervin H. J 3 for children and stu-
*-for a skiing trip. She is the Saturday morning for Saraso- Ford in Avon Park, Florida. dents ’ entltle members to at-
who features flamenco danc
ing.
at
tend all three concerts, as well
as those in Greenwood and
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ta, Fla., 'where she will join Danny Jones, student
George Blalock and a stu- friends and relatives for a Newberry College was at A ^ , . ,
dent at Converse CoUege. vacation stay. home with his parents, Mr.
Mi;, and Mrs. Jim Dobbins Weekend guests of Mrs. R. and Mrs. Leaman Jones for
have moved to the city and J. Tankersley were Mr. and the weekend, before going on f students, will admit mem-
are making their home on W. Mrs. D. J. Blackmon of Au- concert tour in South Carolina t ers t ° r e JJ 1 0n nnn S ^c ia
Maple Street. They formerly gusta, Ga. and Georgia with the New- 1 ” * Greenville concerts,
made their home in North Au- Calvin Cooper has returned berry Orchestra. Harry Bolick, III, president
gusta. home after a stay at Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dow °t the Clinton Association,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland Memorial Hospital. were in Charleston for several emphasized that the program
were in Columbia over the Dr. and Mrs. James Mac- days the past week. ’ * s supported solely by season
week-end with their daughter donald. spent the week end in Mr. and Mrs. Jim Me- tick ets purchased. Tickets for
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlotte, N. C. visiting with Donald spent Sunday in An- s mS le performances will not
James T. Smith. the children while they were derson with his mother, Mrs. ba sold and season member-
Miss Margaret Bethea of away was Miss Lucia Murch- j. f. McDonald. * shi P wid be on sale only until
North Augusta, spent the ison of Columbia, v Mrs. O. O. Copeland of New- March 4 except for newcom-
week-end with her sister, Mrs. Misses Kay Young, Lucy berrv visited her sister Mrs ors to Clinton alter that date,
W. W. Harris. Mallory of Anniston, Ala., and W . C. Shealy several’ days Mr * Boli <* said.
Mrs. H. V. Preston visited Gina Irvin of College Park, this week,
several days recently in Co- Ga., all students at Brenau Mr. arid Mrs. Billy Bowers ‘ ^11
lumbia with Mrs. H. W. Pres- College, Gainesville, Ga. spent a nd daughter, Susan, Mr. and Moillltville NCWS
ton. the week end with the former’s Mrs. Earl Sanford and daugh-
Edwin Rogers, Jr., a fresh- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. t er, Earline, of Hartsville,
man at Duke University, Dur- Young in Merrie Oaks. were Saturday night supper
ham, N. C., spent the .week- New York Visitor . guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
end with his parents, the Rev. Mrs. Hubert Bolby of Olean, Bowers.
and Mrs. E. W. Rogers. He N. Y., arrived last week to . M r. and Mrs. James Flewel- fnr „ „ hnr y tn " Mr *
met his lather and Ron Burn- visit for several days with i en 0 f Anderson will arrive to- jjji pv ’o narents Mr and Mrs
side and Miss Rita Johnson at her daughter and son-in-law, ^gy t 0 spend the remainder F f Stewart on a trin to
the Duke-Notre Dame basket- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carpenter 0 f the week at their home on ' ‘ aiewari ’ on a irip lo
bal game on Saturday evening on Sunset Blvd. She came es- n Adair Street,
in Charlotte and returned pecially to visit her new Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Loftis
MRS. MAUDE BRYSON
Correspondent
Dr. and Mrs. 'w. J. Riley
of Marietta, Ga., stopped by
Richmond, Va. -
Miss Anne Neighbors, a stu-
home with them for.the visit, grandson, Kenneth Allen, who are spending sometime with wL'kpn^wri^her DarTnlf
Mrs. Robert Wysor 1 e f t is two weeks old. The Carpen- their daughter Mrs. Robert [r ! ™ pa u r f nts ’
Tuesday for a visit with rela- ters also have another son, Bollinger Mr Bollinger and a f d MrS 1 ‘ To ” 1 Nel 8 h bo rs -
lives at Sea Island, Ga. Jeff. family in Gadsden, Ala.
Mrs. Lionell Jones and chil- Makes Dean’s List
dren of Greenville, were over- Miss Marjorie Arnold, sen- charlotte spent the weekend
night guests Friday of Mr. ior at the College of William w ;th h^r mother Mrs O 1
and Mrs. Milford Smith. and Mary, Williamsburg, Va., siuHriy.
Mrs. Ronald Cleaver of El- was named to the Dean’s List an d Mrs. Fred Adams
berton, Ga., visited .several at the end of the first college of R a i c igh, c. visited Mrs.
days last week with Mr. and semester. She is the daughter Adams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Pa.ul Muller, coming es- of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arnold. Lonnie S. McMillan over the
pecially during the illness of Dr. and Mrs. George Bla- weekend.
Mr. Muller. She was joined lock have returned from a Misses Sara and Elizabeth
during the week-end by Mr. visit to California with rela- ui-ro weokond "nrsK of
Cleaver, who accompanied lives. Miss Fonda Friday at the Uni-
her home on Sunday. Mrs. W. Bruce Lea of Rocky^ vers j ty ol s ou th Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake Mount, N. C. was a week end
Last week visiting Mrs.
„ „ ^ „ Roily Bannister’were Mr. and
Mr , S \, L ' . F :, “ Mrs. Roily Bannister, Jr., and
sons, Sonny and David of Ra
leigh, N. C., and Mrs. Roy
Welborne of BeltoiT>~also Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Bryson of
Newberry.
Recently Miss Elizabeth
Jones visited friends in Beau
fort.
Mrs. Effie W. Fuller is in *
the Fort Jackson Hospital,
Columbia due to a broken
arm injury. She has been with
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N. C. and Freddy Ray, sttl- and Mrs. W. L. Marshall. * ,
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her daughter, Mrs. Jack Du
pree and Mr. Dupree for seve
ral years and spends some
time with her son, Col. C. M.
Fuller, Jr. and Mrs. Fuller,
who also lives in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Waddell
rind sons, Jimmy and Ben of
Laurens — Causes of two Tallahassee, 1 Fla., speVit seve-
Laurens County traffic deaths ral days with Mrs. WaddelPs
were attributed to the victims parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
in both accidents by inquest Crisp.
juries empaneled Monday Mr) and Mrs. Walter Lynch
night by Coroner Marshall spent Sunday with their
Pressley. daughter and family in Spar-
In Cross Hill, the death of tanburg.
Bernard Y. Hollingsworth, 75,' .v '
of Cross Hill, was ruled due
to a car-truck accident, “ap
parently caused by Mr. Hol
lingsworth’s negligence.”
The victim was thedriv'er of
a 1957 Ford which was in col-
lision with a 1967 truck driven muni ^y Council of Social Agen-
by M. L. Richburg of Spar- ^l es wil1 meet Tu esday,
tanburg Feb. 13 at the inter- ^ arch at 1: 0° o’clock in
section of S. C. Highways 39 the Friendshi P R °°m of the
and 72 near Cross Hill. Federal Savings and Loan
Hollingsworth died three Bu,ld,n g «n Laurens. A dutch
days alter the accident. luncheon will be served. Re
in Clinton, the Feb. 18 se ^tions may be made by
death of Jesse Comer Nance, ca ling 984 5144 ’ Laurens -
48. of Clinton, was-from an James Womack, administra-
"automobile’ Occident caused tIve assistant. State Depart-
by Nance’s “negligence,” ac- m(>n Public Welfare, wifi
cording to the jury. speak on Public Welfare
The accident occurred about f on ?mumty Service Organiza-
7 p.m. on S. C. Highway 39 tl0 ” r Womack a - Wofford
about three miles south of ^ „ Womack ’ A Wofford
Cross Hill when the Nance £. ollege 4 graduate > received
vehicle and a car driven by b,s h mas f l * rs d ffrom the
Jesse W. Senn, of Rt. 1, Sil- St ; ho ° ° f Social Work Univer-
verstreet, collided. s,t ^ of Tena essee. He has ser-
Senn testified he was trav- ved as a Spartanburg County
County Council
Of Social Agencies
To Meet Tuesday
The Laurens County Com-
eling north when he saw the
Welfare Department casework-
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Nance car rnandin,; a curve er a " d a supcr . v,s . or of a re ;
in front of him, straddling the scarch „ demonstration project
centerline. "The next I knew,” s e h °° dropouts. On the
Senn testified, -h? was across sl *e Jettel, he has worked as
mv lane ” a fle d su P ervisor and project
State Highway rttrolman diracl “ r .°f work experien ? e
Jerrc Smith testified that and trjunmg program.. In
Nance's car was in Senn - s ^ovember 1966, Mr. Womack
lane at the point ot impact. became administrative assist-
1 ant to Dr. Arthur B. Rivers,
state director, South Carolina
Department of Public Welfare.
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Has Rocket Derby
Pack 21 of the Clinton Cub M. A. Ingraham
Scouts held a Rocket Derby Laurens — Funeral services
at the Legion Building on lor Mark Albert Ingraham, 27,
Tuesday night, Feb. 28. Tro- who died of injuries when his
phy winners in the speed com- clothing became entangled in
petition were: first place, farm machinery Saturday
Jimmy Keihn: second place, morning, were conducted
John Wallace: third place, Monday*at 3 p. m. at the ARP
Johnny Dowdle. Ribbon win- Church at Ora by Rev. Robert
ners for best design were as Edwards and Rev) Guy Smith,
follows: first, Johnny Dow- Burial was in Greenhaven
die; second, Jimmy Keihn; Mernoj-Md Gardens at) Wood-
third, Dill loung. ruft
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