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■! i f' OnfaB. s: C., ThwaAiji,' IM7 CUHTOUf CHBQNTCIE ■» »'■ T WHO’S — A« — ' - fttpoHed n y ^ “ Nnorni Seymour :•/. m0i41 or 8SjMd»7 it Interest About Cttnten Polk Mi*, \91 Mf: DeVepter, tblB Mr. fr-i, i i> ii. ■m. I enter, tme Mr Ml# MV* former June CHTr litts, ar< tneur end Mr Mr. Reives. Services were conducted ne«r Grsw Court. NEW YORK VISITORS MTe.'i&ftntii W. Stewart of MMfeerae, Long Island, and sister, Mrs. Howard Maher of Hunttagdon, Lung Island, have been visiting relatives in the city. They came especial ly to accompany Mas. Stew art’s daughter,. KUts, a stu- dspt at Pcesbytarian College, home. While here they visit ed hV iher homo of Mrs. Lila P, Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Kart Rtedart, Mr. add Mrs. Thoma# P- Owens, and Mr. immm. timBwm Comt of Honor Held At Waterloo Pubfic Records oiyy M hr i i Ssy- L. Chandler spent SUoddy and Mrs. Furrpan Ott in Lau i. Ra- wiht Mr. and Mrs. Carl retra. wiht Mr. and Chandler, also. Mist Jane Sturgeon of Dur- rived from ill Cajjoe, Calf,, ley Rewwp, , on Why 7 Um an exHegded vis* Mjrs. K- R. MoMaster of Carrie Atkinson, of ham v N. C. spent the week- Vpder will arrive Mpy 27 for ^ the week-end th accompany gn g l{ hei - home. , \ star of COD verst i Mr. and Mrs, T. A, Greene Kitt Ryan McMhster of , Greene boro, BT., C., visit Wolford, Mr., ang ^ Mr$. Frank Winnshoso mpent tie weekend Chester, former staff member end with her mother, Mrs. Khmer and Other relatives w ith her* mother, Mrs Hugh at Thornwell is spending sev- Harry E. Sturgeon, in Cntambla. Opt., W. w. D* snmao* iWf «*»« Dlhed on ®ral days at Thornwell'. Mr, god Mrs. George M. Mtpy 27 for Saturday by MrL Simpson’s Miss Jenelle Spence of the Lane and* son, Todtf of Deca- andehildren; Ehen McMtis- Thornwell Orphanage staff has tur, CM. spent the post week- , and returned from a visit to At- end with Mrs. Lane’s parents, Itl of laata. Mr, and Mrs. H. W. Station. ,, . ,— Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C Mrs, ilony EHott, daughter, ed her sister, and orother-fn- Mrs. Clyde Smith of Sefie- Fryfogke have moved Into Ifcg* and son, Tommy of Mi- law, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart oa has heed spending a fkw their newly constructed home ami, FTa. spent last week Phillips, recently. days urttb Mrs-. S. C. Dunlap in Merri Oaks. with Mrs. Elliott’s mother, / Mr. and Mrs. J. C: Thomas awdcjUtof^relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Potts Mrs. H. W. Stattoa. attended the South Carolina -Mr. ^Mrs.' .JJames T, spent the weekend in Rock Mrs. Vida Barnett and son Retail Jewelers Associatiojn Smith.^ni sou; Ronfoie of pa- Hill with their parents, M£ Dona id, Mrs. Louvenia Pad- donvention this week in lum^i^. SttKtaf guests and Mrs. Harry Pcto apd Mr. gatt, Mr. and Mrs. Jeaae Ner- Charleston at the Francis of 1 MrsTlSWifch’s-* parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Janoes E. Potts. Gh tap pnd children, Henry, Di- Marion Hotel. Mr. Thomas is alad Mrs/ J E; ' L. ; JfHttiland. Sunday they attended the Dull- ahe and Patricia all of Char- a member of the board «f di- Miss Suswi Cpckrell of lap reunion, Idtte, N. C.; spent Sunday sectors of the association. Jacksonville, Fla. was the re- Mrs. Robert Wysor is visif- with their mother and grand- i Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Me- cetot *'glfkst of Mrs. George ing her daughter, Mrs .Jbhn mother, Mrs. Lucy Nabors Daniel have been called to Le- Taylor. • , Jordan and Mr. Jordan ia and family. Mr. Eddie Brown ola, Pa., due to the death of IVfrf- W* ; W. HarHs spent Kinston, N. C. , was also a. guest, her brother, John W. Turner, the >fee#snd with , her daugh- , visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mrs. Nolan Carter attended ’ Mr .and Mrs. Dan Yarbor- ter, .Mrsf George Senn and Holcombe is the latttr’s mo- a regional conference on in- ough and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr. .Senn In Newberry. ther, Mrs. H. M. Howard of tboductory chemistry courses Casque left Tuesday for Mon- Mac Hl?rs, student at U.S.C. Campobello. Mrs. Howard is at the University of North Ca- treai, Canada, and a visit to spent the ^weekend with his convalescing at her daughter’s rolina at Chralotte last week, the Exposition 67. pafent?, Mjr. and Mrs. Marion following an illness. The conference, with about 80 Mrs. Calvin Claypool has C. Hiers. Mr, an d Mrs Jerry Hen- participants, was sponsored returned home after an ill- Mrs. Edri Rice has return- drix and family spent Sun- b y the Advisory Council on ness and stay at the Fort ed to .work-after an illness, day with Mrs. Hendrix’s mo*- College Chemistry. Jackson hospital, Columbia. Mrs.-BoUe Henderson is uis- ther, Mrs. Sue Hudson, in C. C, Giles has reutrned Mr. and Mrs. Lea man iting IVfrs. Nan McCarter who Greer. from a visit with his son-in- Jones and family were in ^ ^ ^ ^g. tanme in Fountain ATTENDED MUSIC law and daughter, Mr. and Laurens on Sunday to spend j nn ; ^ ~ > CONVENTION Mrs. C. B. Kugler, in Myrtle Mother’s Day with Mr. Jones’ Mrs.' E. F. Culbreath of Mrs. Charies Gaines and Beach. Charlotte spent Sunday with Mrs. Harry Boliek recently at- Mrs. T. J. Leake is conva- Mrs. Milford Snrnth and chil- Mrs*,0. I. Sheely. tended the State Federated lescing at Self Memorial Hos- ■en. Gale. Barrv and Libtm 1 j." jj, Tender spent Music Club Convention in Co- pital, Greenwood, where she underwent surgery on Mon- G. G. Wilder and Mrs. Wild- Mrs. George Cornelson, day. er i* McCormick. ‘ Mrs. Bailey Dixon, Mrs. Mrs. L. L. Young had as Mr. and Mrs. Taa Windsor James Macdonald, Mrs, John her guests over the week-end | / The Laurens District Court Ii if Honor for Boy Scouts was *,C<-«hld at Waterloo Methodist * Church Tuesday night. The ‘promotions to Second Glass Scout were presented by W. C. Baldwin of Clinton. They were: David Adams and Leroy Pickett of Troop 75; Jlel Lindler of Pack 75; Ken ny Smith of Troop 78; Claude Crocker, David Greene, Mark Hansoa, Rusty Stephens, Dirke Von Hollen, Derke Wessin- ger and Ricky Morgan, all Janet Johnson k 0 ' P JoZion“'to First cias, Winthrop Graduate Scout were presented by Rev. Janet Johnson was gradn- Si"”"!!"- T 5f boj,s were; Ji a ted from Winthrop College, Chandler The boys were: Rock Hill, Sunday with a BS J ' m ™> F “ rs ‘ ot . Tr , 00 P 75 ' degree in heme ecenomics, « a,t ' n « s McAlister of Troop with a minor in English, in „ Gleno , Hanson and J i m which she did her practice ^ ‘ MeWin, B. Qavls t» Virginia W. Cmuptottv tot to Watarlaob Towashto tor IMkQfi and ether considerations, Charles H. Hughes to Cha* Robert Ray, lot on Poplar St., Clinton, for $10.00 and other considerations. Maude Poole Prince to Seu» thernaire Corporation, tot* a* By-Paae, City of Lauroas, for $10.00 and other consid erations. William J. Andre and Vesta P. Andre to W. Mills Hodge and Laura D. Hodge, lot on Barksdale Circle, Laurens, for $10.0# and ether consid erations. Mamie K. Suddeth to W. A. Knight and C. W. Knight, 2.32 acres for $10-00 and oth er considerations. W. Manning Harris to W. T. Edmonds and Cora Mae Melvin Charley M. Huey and P. Huey, tot oa Clintons for $10.00 considerations. Billy Joe Pitts to Water*, tot to Sullivan ship tor $20.00. Martha Louise Hostel’er Redd to Larry L. Redd and Mary A. Redd, lot to Young* Township tor $150.00. Harrison A. Copeland to John T. Gallman and • E. Gallman, SO acres 2 n .tea east of CUnfcoa for $10.bv id other considerations. ila Mae A. Tyner to John W. Hamilton and Robert J. Bell, lot in Angler’s Haven, Lake Greenwood, 'for $6750.00. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. CO. PHONE 833-0541 teaching. Promotions to Star Scout, On the dean's list the last pfe»»t«d b y Don Creighton two semesters, and chosen-for Don Salter and ug • Who's Who in American Col- “• Johnson of Troop 75; Mike leges,” she was a member of °f Troop 78; Dean several cdllege organizations. H"? 8 and Vernon Edwards ... . . it * o*. of Troop 111; Vernie Chand- Miss Johnson wll entgr the Wr of T and David University of Georgia on June W(?athers of T 74 , 2 to work toward her mas- Pr . motton to Life Scoul ter s degree She has been wa5 awarde t0 Mont Crjs awardtd a fellowship in men- Qf Troop jjj tal retardation to the Pro- The District Executive Ci- gram for Exceptional Chil- Ulens . Committce p rese nted dren by the U. S. Off ce o mer j t h a dg es t 0 these boys: 'I' 1 ™ 0 "' C8rryi f B ? S . tlPend David Weathers of Troop 74;. of $2,000 a year plus tuition. SINCE 1883 A Good RELIABLE Drag Store Youngs. Pharmacy “The Friendly Store” To Get Degree From Bob Jones Steve Floyd, John Vf M Jacks, Hugh R- Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Larry Killian, Joel Lindler, Jack Prater, Timmie a* • ^ • t Prater, Furman Dominick, George Morris McGuire Jr., ^ R Sa|ter , aU of 75 . Mon . son of Dr and Mrs McGuire Crj Ge0 Dal|cy Ver . of Presbyterian CoUege, will non Edwards Evfret t Fuller, receive a bachelor of arts de- Dean Han . js Fl . ank Ivey and gree from Bob Jones Umverst- Frank s( , errin all of , n . ty, School of Religion, Greeiv ville, at commencement ex- Airman $000(16 ercises on May 31. dren, Gale, Barry and Libbyv spent the Mother's Day wee* J,,, wfth * her s . n , i um bia. end with their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J<»es in Blacksburg. Mrs. Morris Seymour and Miss Sanders To Attend UCLA Session parents' children snent the weekend Dayne. were weekend Mimnaugh, Mrs. Frank Sher- her children, Mr. and Mrs. in Bowman Ga with their 6U®*te pi Mr. and Mrs. Brad rill > Mrs - Mik e Turner, Arnold Young and children, and erandoarente ill Virginia Beach, Va. Mrs - Robert Vance and Mrs. Qiarlie, Marty, and Julian, P ’ Mrs H*nsy Taung, Sr. is James Walker spent last Sparta, N. C.; Mr. and speeding a few days at Paw- Thursday in Asheville as Mrs. J. W. Fowler and son, ley*s Island. guests of Mr. and Mrs. CMd- Dick, 0 f Anderson; Mr. and Mr. and Itw. Tommy Horg- weU Henderson and toured M rs. J. C. Drummond of •r, and' Mr. and Mrs. Holmes toe Biltmore estates. Alan vis- Fountain Inn joined them for Holland wiU ltave on Satur- iting the Hendersons was the t he week-end. day teP Hollywood Beach, former’s mother, Mrs. W. A. ■ Chatito Johnson, who is sta- Fla. to attend the National Moorehead of this city. tioaed in Charleston with the Liberty Lite Conwentioa aad VISITED EXPO ’67 U. S. Navy, spent the week- far *:W!tek’s vacation at the Billy Ballard and Lykos end with his parents, Mr. and Diplomat Hotel. Henderson returned Saturday Mrs. T. C. Johnson, Jr. Mr;, gad Mrs. Don Creighton evening from a week’s trip Mrs. Eugene Hitt is a medi- and family spent the-weekend to the northeastern states and ca j patient at Bailey Memo- vaca^poing a| Myrtle Beach. Canada. While away they at- ^1 Hospital. Mrs. WllHam W. Hutto and tended the “Expo ’67”. They \y, s. Horne, accompained daughter, - Cftrla of Reeves- are the sons of Mr. and Mrs* hv his brother C C Horne viUe spe* the past weekend B. B. Ballard and Mr. and J chLlotte N. C., were in wttli their P$roto* and grand- Mrs. Lykes Henderson. Washington,’ N. C., Friday parent*},-Mr. ahd Mrs. Carl I. Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Miller due to the death of their un- Qsandler. Mr. and Mrs. Irby 0 f Georgetown were weekend cle, W. M. Snead, a hospital guests of Mrs. Miller’s sfster, patient there.. Funeral Wall To Wall CARPET Whitaker Floor Coverings Newberry, S. C. Telephone 276-2884 Completes Course Airman Third Class Frank lin D. Spoone, son of Mr. and . . , Mrs. William H. Spoone, Jr., Attending a summer school o£ m Davidson St., Clinton, term as one of the*a0 selected jjggjj g ra ^ ua t e d at Shep- students in the nation at the paf( j Texas, from the Space Biology Institute at the t ra j n j n g course for Air Force University of California at medical specialists. Los Angeles will be Carol di- Airman Spoone, a 1965 gra- ane Sanders of Cltoton. duate of Clinton High School, Miss Sanders, a graduate i s being assigned to Pope of Clinton High, is the daugh- A FB, N. C., for duty with the ter or Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Tactical Air Command. Sanders. 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