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Information
Items of Interest About Clinton Folk
— As —
Reported By
Anne M. Jones
Phones 833-0541 or 833-0542
9:00 A. M. — 5:00 P, M.
Mrs. Melvin Furr and
daughters, Miss Suzanne,
Amelia and Lisa Furr and
Carol Kin^ of Lancaster spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mclnville.'
Mrs. W. E. Adams and Miss
Fay McKinley of Charlotte
were recent guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Marc C. Weersing.
Miss Jane Sturgeon of Dur
ham will arrive Friday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs.
H. E. Sturgeon. She is on the
staff of Duke University.
Visiting Dr. and Mrs. Marc
C. Weersing recently was
their grandson, Marc Lyons,
while his parents Mr. and
Mrs. George Lyons spent se
veral days at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hays
of Ridgewood. N. J. are now
occupying their recently re
modeled home on S. Owens
St.
Mrs. William King and chil
dren of Summervlle, Ga. were
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Ferdinard Jacobs.
Mrs. Henry Young, Sr. has
returned from a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Romayne Hamilton
and family in Easley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holland
and son Phil recently visited
George Holland who in the
Marine Corps stationed at Key
West, Fla.
Mrs. Everett Carson of Gas
tonia. N. C. was guest on Sat
urday of her sister, Mrs. John
Roseboro and Mr. Roseboro.
On last Wednesday Mrs.
John Roseboro and Miss Mary
Ella Bailey were guest of
Mrs. Everett Carson in Gas-
tona for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. David Trice
of Fayetteville, N. C. spent
the weekend with Mrs. Earle
Workman. They were ac
companied home by Linda
Hunter who had been visiting Mathis, of Hartsville, spent
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin W. and Mrs. Robert Hamer are FINAL SETTLEMENT
Rogers and family left Sun- chaperohing. Take notice that on the 5th
day Afternoon for a vacation Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bryant day of October* 1967, I will
stay in Niagara, New York and children, Lee and Betsy, render a final acount of my
and other points of interest. of Richmond, Va., have re- ac ts and doings as Executrix
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bold- turned to their home after a 0 f the estate of Victor L. Kru.
en of Richmond, V*., were visit here to Mrs. Bryant’s get in the office of the Judge
here for the graduation of mother, Mrs. J. O. Grout, and 0 I Probate of Laurens Coun-
her brother, William Chis- aunt, Mrs.. Edgar Blakely, ty, at 10 o’clock A. M., and
holm from Clemson Universi- and also a visit to relatives in on the same day will apply
ty. They were accompanied Augusta, Ga. for a final discharge from thy
home by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Crout and Mrs. trust as Executrix.
Mrs. W. Q. Chisholm and Bill Edgar Blakely have returned Any person indebted to said
Chisholm and they are all at- from a trip to Savannah, Ga., estate is notified and required
tending Expo ’67 in Canada, where they visited their broth-
The Chisholms are expected er, W. L. Rearden, and to
to return home this week-end. Walterboro, where they Were
Mrs. Willard Garbini and guests of Mrs. Grout’s daugh-
to make payment on or before proven* or be
that date, Mid .u p.**** MAdADuam*
having claims against said KftOtSjBB, ^
estate wil present them on Executrix . ..
or before said data* duly August ii*
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here for three weeks and had some time recently in her soh, Bob, Of Charleston, were ter, Mrs. F. M. Cleckly, and
attended the Youth Confer- cottage at Lake Lanier. guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Mr. Cleckly.
encc at Hilton Head. _ recently in her cottage at W. Bell during the week. Mrs. Luella K. Watson left
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Miss Agnes Davis, Mrs. Mary Ellen Cornwall has August 15 to teach at Lincoln
Jarvis and children spent the Raymond Pitts, Mrs. Hubert completed a summer school Memorial University in Har-
weekend with Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts and Mrs. Frank Mil- session at Limestone College, rogate, Tenh.
PittS. Mrs. Jarvis came es- ler have returned from a vis- Gaffney, Where she commut- Mrs. John Little has re-
pecially to attend her high it to Jekyll Island, Sea Island, ed each day. turned from a visit to her
school class reunion at the and St. Simon, Ga. Brenda McCrary, Becky sister in Winnsboro.
Mary Musgrove Hotel on Sat- MrSi 0 . I. Sheely is con- Sanders, Ann Hudgins, Vlr- Mr and Mrs Tom B Coop _
urday, Jenny Jarvis remained va’escing at homi following f in *f “ og f rs ’ G « or S e Cope- er< JPt> Bo and Todd> have
to spend several days this surgery and a few days stay ^ nd * H * at ” Copeland, Neil returned to their home in st
week with her aunt, Mrs. Joe at Bailey Memorial Hospital. S®™™’ D ° n Petersburg, Fla., after a visit
Bonds. Johnsoh, Bill W6ir leave to- u* a **
Mr and Mrs Prank Ste- L * aVes For R *• day for Clemson University. * ,th i! ls P ar ™ ts ' Mr - and
wart and son Allen of Colum- phil ip Hamilton, son of Mr. Miss Juliet McCrary has T . om B „ Coopcr '
wart and son, Alien ot uoium Hamilton ininpH othpr mpmhpr* of hpr Mr * and Mrs - Lester Hud-
bia were overnight guest of a ! 1 _ , s - ^ x ' . , ,, °; ner me ” lDers i of il n ^ r son Steve and Patrick of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holland. » f Calve rt Avenue, left lues- family for a stay at their were r e c e n
A day for Newport, R. I., where cottage at Bon Clarkeh, Flat s P arianDu rg, were rec ent
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. he ' win attend the Naval Ofii- RockT N. C. ” ’ 8 uests of Mr - aa d Mrs. Tom
Chandler and daughters, Mar- cerg c , and i da f e school for the . „ nirin.mro Co °P er -
garet and Paula, returned to ntxt sixteen wee k s . He will Leaves For Okinawa Mr and Mrs j A Qiand-
their home in Colonial vigit friends enrou t e to New- Mrs - John Tucker, the for- ler and daughters, Beth and
Heights, Va. on Sunday after p 0r t Young Hamilton, a mem- mer Norma Davidson, left Jan, of Atlanta, Ga., spent . .
spending the week here with jj el , 0 £ graduating class Tuesday from Spartanburg- the past week-end with Mrs. With 3liy OthBf OlOWBr
his parents Mrand Mrs. Carl g t Andrew? Presbyterian Greenville Airport for Okin- j Austin Chandler. Together TBRardleSS Of DNC6!
I. Chandler, and her parents, (j 0 n e g e i n Laurinburg, N. C., awa w bere she will join her they spent several days in
Mr and Mrs. Grady Wasson ih June will serV(> a three husband, Spec. 4-C « John Maggie Valley, N. C. NO OTHER MOWER
in Laurens. ytar tour of duty wi th the J u ucker ’ t l f stationed Misses Carolyn Mills and UAe ALL THE
Mrs. William Hutto and u S. Navy. there Wlth the U. S. Army. s Word are en ; ovln , T sev . nA ^ k MI ”" 1
daughter Carla of Reevesville Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Seeing her off at the airport era , . st at M rtl FEATURES A
also spent a few days with s. Horne Sunday were Mr. were her Parents, Mr. and R .
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Bill Corbett of Eliz- Mrs - A - B - Davidson, her sis- • M . . „ plin - r - f
Carl I. Chandler. abethton, Tenn , Mrs. Stella ter « Jean « and aunts, Mrs. ^ homo a ft P r J t
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. J. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. ^ orma u B - Duke and Miss medica i Da tient at Bailev Me-
Chandler, Margaret and Pau- Danny Strickland of Athens, Essie Davidson. . . .J*® , y
la and Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Ga., and Ware Shoals. Nancy Anne Jones is attend- ... _ luoaa « h *
Chandler spent Fri. with Mr. Mrs. N. W. McDaniel is in S the Presbyterian retreat K MI ,7*. ” ? Maaa ^ n aas
and Mrs. William W. Hutto in spending some time at Beech at Camp Longridge, Colum- v,slt ing her aunt, Mrs. , % , and they are unexcelled in
Reevesville. Island with h?r son and daugh- bia - Thomas Wells and lami y in mechanical features, too. Big
Miss Marsha Turner was a ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. M r. and Mrs. Richard ^‘ < \ e . nwaod and and M 1,8, 5 to 8 HP gasoline engines
recent house guest of Skip \V. McDaniel. Rhame of Gainesville, Fla., Eddle Braswell in Laurenss
Taylor and his family at their Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kugler, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. for sev< ? ra l days,
summer cottage at Montreat, Mrs William McPherson and D. O. Rhame last week. Mr - and Mrs - David Word
N. C. daughter, Ellen, Miss Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Marvin De- and ^ rs - J° bn Word visited
Miss Rosa Mahaffey of Or- Kugler, of Myrtle Beach spent Young and Mr. and Mrs. Ed re l a ^ ves i* 1 Startex and Ly-
lando, Fla. spent several days the week-end with Mrs. Kug- Wells, Sr., spent a few days man on Sunday,
here recently with friends be- ler’s father, Charles C. Giles, in Gatlinburg, Tenn., recent- Mrs - John c - Henr y> the for -
fore going ttt Chester to visit coming especially for the Fra- ly. I *1^ mer Ola Young, will make
relatives. zier-Giles wedding Sunday. Misses Sharon Plaxico, her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Julian Coleman, ac- Mrs. Kugler remained for a Jane Timmerman, Cookie Ar- Mrs. D. Craig Purcell, in Sal-
companied by Mn and Mrs. longer stay* with her father, nold, Rita Johnson Marilyn isbury, N. C.
A. S. Gaillard and son, Al- Mrs. Thurston Giles, Mrs. Fryfogle, Lee DeVlS, Judy Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keis-
fred, and Mr. and Mrs. Stark Jasper Rowland, Mrs. Law- Reynolds, Becky Crisp, Betty ler and children have recent-
Hemingway and son, Dieter, rence Warren, and Mrs. Bar- Jo Stewart art attending a ly visited Rev. and Mrs. E. B.
and daughter, Sally, of Co- rie Wingard will return today house party at Ocean Drive Keisler. Mr. Keisler is dean
lumbia; Mr. and Mrs. Billy from a few days vacation Beach, August 13-20. Mrs. K. of men at Midland College,
Blackmon, and Mrs. Lillian stay in Hendersonville, N. C. E. Fryfogle, Pat Fryfogle, Fremont, Neb.
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