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MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Mr, and Mrs. Joe Vaughn, and
CerrespondentrRepresentative children of Greenville.
iMMiliinf Avenue Mr and Mrs Luke Fuller
Dial e33*8l92 0 f Greenwood visited Mrs. Ada
w,. „ Center and other relatives ov-
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Bea- er ^ weekend ^
man and son, Brian, Mrs. '
Robert Whitsel, and Mrs. Rob- M r “ d “ r8 - J - “• H ™ r . i . ck
ert Adams visited Ms. and vls | te< J ln ^°° < ruf ^ w,t * 1 Mlr :
Mrs. Junior Gamer in Ches- ? nd .. Mrs - WilUam Brown and
ter, Sunday. family, Sunday. ,
.Mr. and Mrs. BiU Duncan ., Cl ^ arlie ° wen8 of CharlotteV
and children of Charleston N - £; v,s ‘ ted ^is grandmoth-
spent Sunday with her par- er> Ro8a Owens, and al-
enU, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. 80 . Mr - 0 and Mrs. J a m e s
Windsor. Crame, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Camp- *? r ; and Mm. James Laney
bell of Atlanta, Georgia and and fa I m,1 >' of Greenville and
Louie Sarris of Laurens were aa ^ La “«|' af F>V man Uai '
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mur-y ar8lly J v,8 ‘ ted Pf rents '
ray Adams rffiently. Mr.^ and Mrs. Jessie Laney,
Mr f; Murray Adams is Mrs. Richard Wal-
spending this week with her lcnzlne and childl . en of B elve-
slster, Mrs. George Gregory, fe re v i s ite d the former’s par-
who will undergo surgery at entSi Mr . and Mrs . w . c .
Self Memorial Hospital Wal , enzinc Sunday
^Greenwood. and Mrs B 0 bb y Wooten
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur San- and son, Cecil, were week-
ders visited her father, R. D. e nd guests of the former’s
Smith in an Augusta, Georgia aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
hospital, Sunday. On Saturday Daniel James in Charleston,
afternoon they also visited Mr. HAS TREATMENTS
and Mrs. Bardy Cannon and Little Cecil Wooten, son of
children in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten,
Mr. and Mrs. David Owens has been going to Dr. Vollen-
visited her sisters, Mrs. Nel- pon in Charleston for treat-
lie Jones and also Mrs. W. ments and check-ups for his
tt. McCarter, who is a patient eyes,
at General Hospital, Green- BRIDAL SHOWER
ville. • . 1 Miss Marion Mitchell was
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simp- honored with a bridal shower
son and Mrs. David Owens by relatives at the home of
visited their sister, Mrs. Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallo-
ann Wyatt, in Black Hospital, way, 9 Webb Street, Green-
Spartanburg, last week. ville. Guests from Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heaton Laurens, Greenwood, An-
had as their guests, Sunday, derson, Easley and Greenville
the latter’s sister and family, were there for the occasion.
SICKNESS
LAND SALE Mrs. William Dominick is
IN COURT OF COMMON improving nicely at home.
PLEAS Mrs. Hubert Leopard has
The State of South Carolina been ill.
County of Laurens Mrs. Betty Wallenzine has
Minnie Godfrey Beasley and returned home after being a
L. Beatrice Beasley Langley, patient at Bailey Memorial
Plaintiffs, Hospital.
vs. W. C. Wallenzine is ill at
Elbert Beasley, D. W. Beas- his home on Pitts Street,
ley, Eula Estelle Beasley Kathy Lou Ficklin, daugh-
Choice, Maggie Beasley, Kil- ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
gore and Vernelle Williams Ficklin, is improving at home
Smith, following a stay at Bailey Me-
Defendants morial Hospital.
PURSUANT to a Decree of Birthdays and Wedding
the Court. in the above stated _ Anniversaries
case, I will sell at public out- Sexton celebrated his
cry to the highest bidder, birthday May 20.
either in or in front of the ir ~
Courthouse, at Laurens C. H.,
S< C., on Salesday in June
next, being Monday the 5th
day of June, during the legal
hours for such sales, the fol
lowing described property, to
wit:
“All that piece, parcel, and
lot of land, with improvements
thereon, situate, lying, and
being in the town of Clinton,
Hunter Township, School Dis-
' trict No. 5, County and State
aforesaid, lying‘hud being in
the corner of West Carolina
Avemie and ^Livingston Street!.
•The Said Ibt fronting on^ tfafe
Stiitth Side of West Caroliha
Avenue for a distance 6f 98
ffeet, more or less, and being
bounded, now or formerly, as
follows: On the East by Liv
ingston Street, 133 feet, more
or less; on the South by lot
of Eula Mae Pitts and Annie
Louise Pitts, along a line run
ning S. 80-30 W. for a distance
of 97 feet, more or less; on
the West along a line run
ning S. 10 E., 136 feet by
lands of Harvey Crawford;
and on the North by West
Carolina Avenue along a line
running S. 81-30 W., 98 feet,
jnore or less. The above lot
being , shown and described in
detail as Lot No. 1 on a plat
Of Beasley property, recorded
in Plat Book 8, Page 41, in
tljR office of the Clerk of Court
for Laurens County. This being
a portion of the property con
veyed to Mattie Supearley
Beasley, Minnie Godfrey Bea
sley, and Gladys Elnora Beas
ley by deed of Margaret Cope
land Blakely, recorded in Deed
Book 87, Page 169, in the off
ice of the Clerk of Court for
Laurens County. The said lot
having been conveyed to Mar
garet Copeland Blakely by
deed of Dillard in 1932, re
corded in Book 66, Page 231,
in the said Cleric*^office.”
‘TERMS OF SALE: Cash,
the successful bidder, imme
diately upon the conclusion of
the bidding, shall deposit with
the Clerk of Court the sum of
ten (10%) per cent as a guar
antee of his good faith in the
bidding. The same is to be
applied to the purchase price. |
upon his complying with the
terms of sale, otherwise to be
paid to Plaintiffs as liquidat
ed damages or costs. In the
event the successful bidder
should fail to comply with the
terms of sale, the said lands
shall be resold on the same
or some subsequent Salesday
on the same terms, at risk
of the defaulting purchaser.
The purchaser is to pay for
papers, stamps, and record
ings.
W. E. Dunlap
' C.C.C.P. & G.S.
May 15, mi 3C Ji
men, women and children in month, depending on the cent, the value of the worker’s mony before the Ways and craft carrier Hornet,
Laurens County were receiv- worker’s a v e'r a g e earnings contributions at age 65 would Means Committee of the ly operating ai a part of
ing benefits at a monthly rate under social security. be $26,412. The value of the House of Representaiives in U. S. Seventh Fleet,
of $328,353, the social security Social security survivors benefits payable to him and hearings on changes in the Enroute to the Western
district office in Greenwood, benefits, Miss Pressly said, bis wife in retirement, as- law now being considered, the bfiij, the carrier spent six
reported today. 3209 were old-can b e paid to the family of suming average life expec- financing of the social secur- days in Hawaii, and then vis-
Mrs. Robert Whitsel, Donald er p eople> it was stated> re-a young man who has worked tancy, would be $32,853, 20 »ty system allows for in-ited Yokosuka, Japan.
Grant, and -Mrs. Barbara ceiving benefits as retired and paid social security con- P er cen t more than the value creases in the benefit level as * e P as jj[ e . ar e
Baldwin observed their birth- WO rkers, the wives and hus- tributiohs for as little as a of his total social security earnings rise in the future Hornet has taken part in mid
day May 22. bands of retired workers and year and a half during the contributions. without any change
in
Jerry Campbell has a birth- as surv iving widows or aged three years before his death* “These calculations,” Miss contributions rates.
day May 23. dependent parents of workers Benefits to the mother and Presly said, “are based on an
Those celebrating birthdays w j 10 h ave d i ed children continue until the assumption that the law will
But social security is not youngest child reaches 18, or not be changed at all during
just for older people,” Miss indefinitely, if the child has the young worker’s lifetime.
today are Wanda English,
Mrs. M. W. Adams, John
Lorry L. Power
Aboord the Hornet
Holder, Mrs. Daryl Foster, p ress i y pointed out. 1135 a disability which began be- It can be expected that there Boatswain’s Mate
Lynn Wilbanks, and ceci Lee youn g w j do ws and children in fore his 18th birthday and will continue to be changes in Class Larry L. Power, USN,
the shipman training cruises, and
the recovery of a space cap
sule.
While in the Western Paci
fic, the Hornet will serve as
the flagship for Rear Admiral
Harry L. Hardy, Jr., com-
mander, Anti-Submarine War-
Wooten. j/A
May 24 Allen Avery and
Elizabeth Woodward had a
birthday.
the Laurens county area were makes it impossible for him the law to improve benefits— son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
receiving benefits amounting to work and become self-sup- as there have been in the l. Power of 305 Musgrove St.,
to $58,960 at the end of De-porting. Under a change in past.’* Clinton, is in the Western Pa-
. cember. 887 disabled workers the law enacted in 1965, a
Carl Jr. Heaton will observe and dependents were receiv-child’s benefits can be con-
h!s birthday May 27. ing benefits a t a monthly rate tinued up until age 22 if he
.^? r ,. and M 5 S : ^ J hornas of $56,760. “Practically every or she continues in school.
nivl«« S r e v rV Miv el 2Q Weddmg ^ y0Ung family in L a u r e n s Under the schedule of taxes
niversary may County has survivors protec- in t h e present social security
Gary Cunningham, IMrs. Vi- tion under social security i a w even the group of young
vian O’Sullivan, Robert Hum- that can be worth $75,000 or workers who will start work
phries, Mrs. Maxie Wallen- more and equally valuable j n 197^ after the maximum
zine, and Lewis Samples will disability insurance, protec- tax rates for old-age, surviv-
observe their birthday May tion. ors> a nd disability insurance
The average worker, she go into effect, will pay only
May 29 Janice Campbell and sa i d) can expect to collect about 80 to 85 per cent of the
Robert Smith have a birthday. more than the value of his so- value of' their potential bene-
Those who observe wedding C j al security tax contributions fits. The matching contribu-
anniversaries today are Mr. j ust i n the benefits payable tions paid by their employers
and Mrs. Clifton Heaton, Mr. to him and his wife in retire- will account for the other 15
and Mrs. Furman Adams, and m ent. ILhe does not live to to 20 per cent.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Spoon, retiremem, his family stands Over a working lifetime of
b to collect more than the con- 45 years, ending with his re-
W a Wlintv tributions he has paid; and tirement at 65 in the year
•JVLiai JVVUIIIJ the same will be true if he 2019, a young worker who
$186,757,000 in social secur-^should become totally disa- earned the top amount cover
ity benefits was paid to resi- bled for work before 65. e d by social security in every
dents of South Carolina last Monthly payments to the year would contribute a total
year, up 11.9 per cent from family of a worker who dies, of $10,318 toward his retire-
the year before. leaving 2 or more children, ment protection. Adding in-
At the end of 1966, 5479 can range from $66 to $368 a terest, compounded at 3% per
“As pointed out in testi- cific aboard the support air
fare Group Three.
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SUGAR
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GREEN BEANS ,.... 2 for 37c
DEL MONTE . NO. 2 CAN
CRUSHED PINEAPPLE ..... 31c
SUNBEAM or CLAUSSEN ; 1*KG. OK 8
HAMBURGER or HOT DOG BUNS 19c
S. C. Grade “A” Medium EGGS, .. 3 dozen 99c
Duke’s MUSTARD, 10 oz. plastic bottle 2 fpr 29c
PLANTATION PRIDE SLICED 22 OZ. JAR
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Norwich ASPIRIN, 100’s, reg. 49c - Special—39c
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