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f THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, S: C, ThursJay, April 6, 19B7 I • ' MISS JOHNSON MISS YOUNG m 1: FURR MEADORS Named Furman Scholars Rita Ann Johnson, Sophie Sullivan Young, Robert Cecil Furr and Robert Eugene Mea dors, rising seniors at Gin- ton High School, have been named Furman Scholars by Furman University and have been invited to participate in Furman Scholars Day Satur day. \ CARD OF THANKS The family of Dessie Wilkes wish to thank friends and rel atives for their many acts of kindness shown them during the illness and death of their husband and father. —Mrs. Wilkes and Family Furman Scholars arc' rec ommended by their high school principals as outstand-. ing students with high acade mic standing and leadership qualities. More than 450 stu dents from high schools in the state will gather at Fur man April 8 for a full day of activities designed to ac quaint them with many phases of life at the universi ty. Furman offers a number of scholarships to Furman Scholars. CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my thanks to all my friends who were so wonderful to me while ^ patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. The gifts, flowers, cards helped make my conva lescent stay more pleasant. And for the kind attention of thie doctors, nurses and hospi tal staff I am grateful. — MRS. GUY COPELAND In Amphibious Force Machinist’s Mate Second Class Claude C. Waldrop, Jr., USN, son of Mrs. Annie L. Waldrop of Joanna, is with thq U; S. Atlantic Fleet Amphibi ous Force, which is celebrat ing its 25th anniversary this month, while serving aboard the attack cargo ship USS Oglethorpe. Established in February of 1942, the force is now 20,000 men strong, and operates 60 ships of different types. Cross Hill News MRS. IIAROLD’AUSTIN, Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Ca meron and daughters of De troit, Mich, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude SWanson of Lenoir, N. C. have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Mullen. Sanctuary flowers at the Cross Hill Baptist Church and Liberty Springs Church on Easter Sunday wore donated as memorials to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Griffin by their daugh- er, Mrs. A. If. McMeekin of Monticelld. Mrs. D. C. Currie of Har- jeyville was the Easter guest of her sisters, Mrs. C. S. Pin son and Mrs. \V: M. Leaman. Mr. and Mrs. Mackey Hor ton of Clemson spent a recent week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Austin. Miss Clarabelie Hill, a mem ber. of the Union J! i g h School faculty came home for Eas ter with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. »B. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. James Pinson had as their Easter guests her mother, Mrs. R. P. McGow an of Laurens and their son, Jamie who attends The Citadel .in Charleston. Sympathy is extended to Mrs.’ M. C. Pinson in the death of her brother, • Fred W, Hallman at Springfield last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sharpe, Jr have recently purchased and moved to the home for merly downed by Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Boyce, Sr. who are now making their home with their ,son and family at Whitmire. Friends of Miss Francos Gray are glad she is able to be home again after undergo ing surgery at Self Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pinson spent Easter Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A. E. Wessinger at Prosperity. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Austin and little daughter of Ware Shoals spent the past week end with Mrs. J. H. Austin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuck er and children of Spartan burg and Franklin Mitchell, student at Erskine were^with their parents. Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Mitchell for the Easter holidays. ‘ • * club member* were welewmed firPAfiwnnrt Mi He to Laurens by Mayor I. A. ™ ,ns Griggs and Mrs. Brooks Mad- Honors Employees den, chairman ol lh. meeting Qf p| onts j n j ocinna Mrs. Arnold Merchant of the Kindred and Creditors of the said Eliza Ann Jones, de ceased, that they be and ap pear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lau- Spartanburg gave the re- pJj^es t of'the 10 Joa S nna 1C p e ian£ rells Coul:t House ’ Lauren! ’' sponse. of Greenwood Mms were roc S - C - on Apr11 6 ’ 1967 neXt ' After the intererttog rtporte ognized with d sc ^ ice ins dur . after publication, hereof, at of the club and council presi- j ng M arc j, 4:00 o clock in t|ie P. M. to, dents bad been presented, Th ' w r M h show cause, if any they have, Mrs. Holcombe introduced the ^ years . Marvin Hum ^ le ^ why the said Administration, incoming district officers as ^ years . H p strcetman j should not be granted. follows: Mrs. James Robin- _ —«« , j- W. Moon, Sallie Childers, Le- __ , j,, , - „ son of Chester, dist^ct direc- ona Bridges Sadie Lewis and J2 day of March, Anno Dorn. tor, Mrs Ray Kirby of Gaff- j M Bodiet 20 years; A. C. ni ’ 196T ney, codirector, and Mt*. J. MilIs Jennie Merchant, and J- Hewlette Wasson Richard White of Chester, Harvie Lee Fant 15 years j P L c . secretary. ^j so Bern j ce Kinard, Texie Mrs. Holcombe commended j 0 h n8 on, Mildred Summer, H. all of the ^ Cockrell, and L. B. Hawk- East Piedmont District nml iDgj jq y ears; Eugene Grego- espectally the district chair- ry WiHie Earl Cromer> R E Given under my hand this At Club Meet in Laurens Pictured 'at the; regent presidents meeting of the South Carolina Garden Club held in Laurens are (from left) Mrs. James Robinson of Chester, incoming district director; Mrs. Fred Holcombe of Clinton, district director; Mrs. S. Wayne Gamble of Lane, president; Mrs. Brooks Madden of Lau rens, chairman of the meeting. DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB MEETING 2C-A6 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 2nd day of May, 1987, I will ren- men for their excellent work Randa jp x *"p Smith * T A der a account of m y acts during the past two ywra. Ellison / and E< D Johnson', and doin g s as Executor of the Everyone was invited to at- 5 years. *- estate of Martha A. Oeland tend the daffodil exhibit spon- HELD IN LAURENS sored by the Laurens Daffo* CITATION FOR LETTERS dil Garden Club at the library OF ADMINISTRATION after the meeting. The State of South Carolina, Among Garden Club mem- County of Laurens hers attending from this city By j H Wasson, Probate were Mrs. Fred Holcombe, ju<jge: Mrs W. G. King Sr., Mrs. WHEREAS H omer Rector to mako p ayme nt on or before Creighton, Mrs. Henderson do "“' dr it ®" d th; “ <l:,le ' and aU Persons hav- made suit to grant Frances mu claims against said es- in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a.m., and on the same day will apply for a fi nal discharge from my trust as Executor. An person indebted to sq^d estate is notified and required Mrs. S. Wavne AAV pj tts Mrs. W C. Shealy Mrs. ‘ “ uc aui1 1 mg claims against si Gamble, Sr. burg, third: Good Neighbors j u dson Brehmer, Mrs. Gar- ^ Jones Donnan Letters of tatc will present them on or of Lane, state president of Garden Club, Union, honor- ence Stinnett, Mrs. Joel Cox ^ d ” lini ^ ration of Estate before said date, duly proven the Garden Club of South able mention. 25 through 49 and Mrs. Nelson Dow. Carolina, delivered an inspir- members, Lancaster Garden ing message to the garden Club, first; Garden Club of “ T - club members of the East Rock Hill, second; Evening FINAL SETTLEMENT Piedmont District at the lun- Garden Gub of Lancaster, Take notice that on the 20th cheon of the Presidents’ Meet- third: Flower Study Garden day of April, 1967, I will ren- ing at the First Presbyterian Club, Spartanburg, honorable der a final account of my acts Church in Laurens on March mention. For the best year- and doings as Executor of the 80. Elaborating upon her book, awards were as follows: estate of Charles Ernest Chap- theme of “Beauty Unlimited”, Up through 24 members, Gar- man in the office of the Judge Mrs. Gamble said, “The boun- den Makers, Spartanburg, of Probate of Laurens Coun ty of America and the beauty. first; Newberry Garden Gub, ty, at 10 o’clock a.m., and of America go hand in hand, second: Hillbrook Merry Til- on tho same day will apply and wo should not lose one lors, Spartanburg, third; Tu- for a final discharge from for tho growth of the other.” lip Garden Club, Spartan- my trust as Executor. Urging all garden club mom- burg, honorable mention. 25 A ny person indebted to’said hers to show and educate the through 49 members, Evening estate is notified and required young people of our state that Garden Club of Lancaster, to make payment on or before they are needed in our anti- first: Lancaster Garden Club, that date, and all persons hav- litter program, the president second; Flower Study Garden i n g claims against said es- said, “Teach them to ‘Think Club, Spartanburg, t h ir d ; tate will present them on or Beautiful — Act ^Beautiful, .” Cherokee Gladiolus Society, before said date, duly proven Mrs. Gamble expressed her Gaffney, honorable mention. or be forever barred, appreciation of the wonderful Mrs. Floyd also urged all work done by the East Pied- garden club members to at- mont District during her term tend the state convention in Maroh ioot of office. In closing she said, Florence on April 12 and 13 ’ ‘‘We believe that gardening and learn which clubs had brings happiness and content- won state awards, ment of soul ...” During the business session Another highlight of the which was held at the First luncheon was the presentation Baptifct Church, Mrs. Fred of awards by Mrs. J. Gordon Holcombe of Clinton, district Floyd of Spartanburg, state director, presided. The invo- and district awards cairman. cation was given by Dr. Rob- For the best club president’s * er t S. Cooper. The garden report, awards were as fol- and effects of Eliza Ann or he Jones. . j These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular Mar. ■ever barred. Ernies M. Oeland, xeeutor 1967 4C-A13- MADAM WRIGHT ADVISOR Advice On All Affairs Of Life Permanently located on Hwy No. 1 halfwtty between Columbia and Lexington. Look for the white house with red and white awnings. House No. on the Front Door — 87 — Look for name on red mail box. MRS. HARRISON, Lexington, S. C. Open Dailey from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Card Readings — Phone 359-9845 Give Facts — Satisfaction — Gets Results J. B. Hart, Executor 4C-A13 Chronicle Advertisers 104 W. Pitts St. Ph. 833,-($977 IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS were as lows: Up through 24 members, Newberry Garden Gub, first; Homemakers Garden Club, Spartanburg, second; Hill- brook Merry Tillers, Spartan- wm mmmmmmmmmmmm.mmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmm. Meet Chevy’s new Suburban Here's How to Get The Training for a... Good Job in Laurens County mi ..jjWUJWW-'AV.v.’'.: 0‘-fl m TBM j USUI 4M8db is wrf 3£|g» aafchi Ibe look, file ride of a station wagon, plus a tough track chassis! v Saboroan *6$ pnts new style in one solidly built package. There’s new convenience with a second right side door fo passengers and cargo. More room inside because of 'ft lanfter 127* wheelbase. More rust prevention due to mt^mabSog fender skirts. The great ride you’ll have to few yourself si your Chevrolet dealer’s* y , ^ There are good jobs now avail able in Laurens County. £.nd there are good men and wo men who want these jobs. But they don't all have the edu cation and training that industry and business require. On May 1, the Laurens County Community Action program will op en an Industrial Education Center to - • -V- * 4, provide the necessary training. Applicants will be interviewed Anri! 10,11 and 12. Using new. fast ^^thods devel oped by some of our largest indus tries. the Center will prepare people for work in just ten weeks. During this time\men and women will receive a small allowance to cover expenses. This program is run by business men. It's object is to prepare adults for work in Laurens County. To apply Call Telephone No. 984-5631. Or come by in person to the Cen ter at The Old Laurens Rest Home. South Harper Street. Extension. Lau rens. South Carolina. Stylish new panels, too. Dashing new design includes new, more durable sheet metal construction. Longer 127' wheelbase adds to cargo area. J/r- and 5£-ton models available, bee them today 1 CHEVROLET r m Cut and mail n Or write to: Industrial Education Center Post Office Box 196 Laurens. South Carolina, 29360 See the brand new breed of Chevy trucks at your Chevrolet dealer’s. W. MAIN ST. PLAXIC0 CHEVROLET, INC 39-1707 CLINTON, S. C. TELEPHONE 833-0040 BOAT OWNERS! Save On Our New Low Cost Boat Insurance. Goodman Insurance Agency i & & I 1