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\ •' ,1 ‘ 1 I I ■ • i i CiiBtoB, 9. Thursday, Sep^mber 14* 1%7 ** 1 1 . .. i,„ Joanna Newt ... Franks Have Weekend Guests TfiB CUNTON CHRONICLB 15 ^— N a tonal Heart Institute for sevacaL. da^s. Mr. Holt ac- comiwiied her oa the trip. Anthony Crawford, son of Mr.-atotl Mrs. A. T. Crawford Jr. of Lydia Mill, was dis- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks He is the son of Mrs. Russeli from the Bailey Me- of Easley and Mr. and Mrs. S. Gilliam. ^idoHal'Hospital last Friday. Earl Murphy of Union were MOVES TO JOANNA s , jBfRTHDAY PARTY Week-end guests of Mr. and S* 6 ®* last 1 ^ nda £ t 5 er " oon ^ Reba Bragg, formerly , D ar ^ n sineath was honor- Of Mr- and Mrs. T G. Mur- a resdent of Clinton, s now ^ wi th a party on his birth- phy. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mur- making her home at 315 Laur- ^Tuesday, September 5th. p y of Covltigton, Georgia, ens Street. tc ys^^held at h s home on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers Byrnes street. The children of lair Bluff, N. C., were playact games to suit the oc- MRS. W. J. HOGAN Correspondent-Representative Telephone 697-6949 Mrs. Claude Pranks were Mr. •hd Mrs. John Mille r of Olympia, Washington, Mrs. James Roland of Farfax, Va. and Mrs. Perry Campbell of visited them on Sunday. ^ ^ 4 wi A-2C Thomas KHchens Laurens. The ladies are all of Bobbins A.Bp.B. in Warner ' veck 1 '^ nd guests of their casidn/His mother, Mrs. Earl sisters of Mrs. Franks. Robins, Ga., Was home for daughter and son m law, Mr. glnrath, assisted by Mrs. Ron- THREE DAY PASS tv,e we^k-end with Mrs. Kitch- ^ Mrs.^ Guy Mijler. Mrs. ne 0 f Clinton, served W Marvin Wayne Hall of ens and Mr - and Mrs - Gene f lll cr had returned from the the group hot dogs, chips, soft lhe g cs Fel. <1 1 Rooker, Alabama, re- c^ave,, • °^ al bospital on Wednesday drnks and birthday cake. Anglican Bishop on Monday after en- ^ r - alld ^ rs - John I. a ^ er undergoing a tonsilec- Darren was remembered with ingful practice whe Joying a thre deay pass with Moore and Mickey were his parents, Mr. and Mrs Rember t the week- Sp-4 Port turned , WORLD S MOST WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL ClIDl Read I Corinthians 1:13-25 Christ sent me not to baptize, but to preach Corinthians 1:17) Azariah, of India, introduced a mean- From The Chronicle Files 1961 at Broad Street Methodist Dewey Traylor and Rus- Church, sell Cooper announced the ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ward an- opening of Service Parts, nounce the birth of a daugh- Inc. ter, Guorgia Ray, on Sept. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton M Hays Hospital. Before Brown announce the With of marriage, Mrs. Ward was a son, Horace Darnell, on Mis* Mary Ellen Cannon. Dec. 28, 1960, at Hays Hos- Rpbeit M. Vance has re- pital. Formerly, Mrs. Brown turned from a week’s trip to was Miss Ruby Medlln. Los An&e)es, Calif. Clinton’s monument has Mr. a«d Mrs. E. L. Holland in week-end visiting Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Marvin Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Sease ^ oore - ahd boys of Columbia were ATTENDING COLLEGE week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Addison. many pice gifts. BfRTHDAYS AND SUMMONS State of South Carolina* County of Laurens omy. Mrs. Linda Brae! of New Bedford, Mass., returned on Sept. 3rd after enjoyng a two ANNIVERSARIES week vacation with her par- Today, September 14, Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sara Ffeaton is sent a wish for Listed here are some of the Abrams. Joannians who are beginning ATTENDS FUNERAL a year of college and the col- Roger Bagwell, Mr when baptizing converts to the Christian 50th anniversary January 19. were w*ek-end guests of Vue The new 7 numeral tele- former’s brother and sister- Jerry faith. He had them place their hands on their heads and re- ; i ** peat these words: “Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel.” P h ° n « numbers will go into «-Ww, Mr. ^nd Mrs The bishop said that this thought of Paul’s provided an ex- effect February 5. H p cellent means to impress upon the newly professed Chris- Gar *l Leonard Is the new • • Agae tian his duty as a disciple of the Savior. » u .. All too often we are inclined to leave the preaching of h-,ef y i ^ the S 08 ^ 1 to lhe “professionals”. W e forget that the early and Mr. and' Mrf. CMvte Ow°e«., church found its power in the preaching _ the witness - of ^“cornwall't Carl H. Leonard is the new C. W. Anderson and John chairman of the Merchants W. Finney, Jr., will return to- Division of the Chamber of da y from a few da y s ’ busi * Commerce. nass tri P to New York Clinton’s new mayor, J. J. Miss Georgia Young, who was sworn attends Erskine College in leges they chose to attend. Mrs. Earl Holt, Mrs. Lona Mr. and Mrs. Norman Case a ^ n ^ m b ers - _ - ' into office Friday night at the Due West, was with her par- Margaret Niver, daughter of Summers, Clyde Holt and Mr. and Mr .and Mrs. John H. As dlsc, P ics Christ, it is our duty to become wit- April meeting of city council. onU, Me. and Mrs. John T COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ^ r ’ and ^ rs ^ ^* ver ' Sl " d Mrs, Earl Bryant aPend- Fuller who are observing nesses t0 tb e gosoel. It is also our privilege to express the -phe oath was administered Young, for the week-end. M S Bailey A Son Bank Betty and An dr I Stroud, ed the funeral of Roy Bagwell wedding anniversaries. love of God w b*ch reached out to us, ev^n to the erbss. by c jty attorney Cecil E. Mrs. Jimmy Anderson and ■* ' of* L., “I daughters of Mrs. Clara S. of Albany, Indiana. The fu- Louise Brown and Jean Whon we accept Christ as our Lord and receiye Him the White. daughter, Kim, of Pendleton. Godrey, Robbie Lewis, neral was in, Greenville on Abrams will have birthdays g’ft of tho Holy Spirit, we join with Paul and pther Christians j. c. Thomas, local jewel- spent last week with her par- Plaintiff(s) dau * hter of Mr - and Mrs - Otis Saturday, September 9. on September 15.' . through the ages to proclaim the good news of ; Jesus Christ, er, was installed as president ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ed- * ’ tewis, Donna Brannon, * IN HOSPITAL IN MD. • Celebrating, birthdays on PRAYER: Father make of. us trills .disciples. of the South Carolna Jewel- wins. Mr. Anderson joined as attorney .in fact for Hubert M. Vance, et al., versus Alda Rawls G. Fuller Dick enson, (formerly Alda Rawls G. Fuller) Ethel Strickland n/ .„ t .. Fuller,, and Peoples National S!i! eX ‘ 0 „ n ; ar = a ! W.nthrop Fund, Inc.; also, all other Karen and Clark Surratt. Persons unknown, claiming ^“ sf R ' >ar “i s are M , r tI an c d »nv riaht fuio a ef a f Q Mrs Ra y Surratt.are at U. S. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Mrs. A. S. HoJt left on Tues- ttye 16th of September will be E. Brannon, and Diane Sex- day for Bethesda, ^d.,'wjieire David Kinard, Dennis McCar- ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. she will be a patient at the sern, Bandy Honeycutt, De- t ——: lores McCarspn, Jimmy Pat- CREDITOR’S NOTICE , tersop J and Jarhes Burnett. any right, title, estate, inter est in or lien upon the real All persons having claims Happy Birthday on Septem- against the estate of Alta G. her* 17 to Nancy Davenport, C. Wilford Bragg, son of Mr. Riser, deceased, are hereby Cookie Oswalt, Cherryi Hazel, Fill us with the Holy Spirit that we may speak boldly for Thee. In the name of Jesus Christ who gave His Hie that we might have our sins forgiv en and lead godly lives. Amen. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY estate described in the com- and Mr8 ’ Ray Bragg ’ Ronnie notified to file the same duly Vera Bodie and Claude ers Assocation at the conven- them on Thursday, coming tion held in Columbia the past especially for the Clinton week-end. High School class of ’55 reun- Dr. and Mrs. Martin M. ion and to attend the homc- Teague of Laurens, are the coming activities. Am I a bold proclaimer of God’s grace and love for man? winners of The Chronicle’s Harriet Wilson gets DAR David A. Cowdrick, Jr. (New Jersey) “Vacation for Two.” good citizen award at high , Baptist rites Saturday unit- school. ’ ' ’ ed Miss Sara Bradshaw and Amelia Nichols plaint herein, Davenport, son of Mr. and verified, with the undersign- Franks. On the same day, Doug Kelly, Phillip Wise, and Welchel will observe a wed- Posey Watts Coeland, Jr. is CHS “Miss Hi Miss.” Defendants (s) M t ’ s -’ J °lin H. Davenport, Jr. ed, and those indebted to said Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lollis wedding anniversaries to Mr. ding anniversary. - A morning coffee on Mon- Dr. W. R. Turner was the TO THF DFFFiMnAMTc and Janet Lawson, daughter estate will pleas e make pay- will observe a wedding 1 anni- and Mrs. Shuford Lewis and Other students from Joanna day at the home of Mrs - . C. guest speaker for the meet- nnvir vAjiirn. ^ and Mrs - R y an Law- ment likewise. vevsarjr. , Mr. and Mrs. Furman Frady. • attending college this fall are E. King complimented Miss ing of the Wednesday Study Brenda Smith, Deronda On Wednesday, September Randy Rushton, son of Mr. Ann Gettys, whose wedding Club held last week at the Mason, Mildred Rice, Mike 20, Keith Bedenbaugh, Lila and Mrs. R. F. Rushton who takes place tomorrow. home of Mrs. C. Bynum Betts. ' Bagwell, .Cecil Bishop, and L. Johnson, Gary Harris, Char- will attend Gardner Webb and The wedding of Miss Rach- Mr. and Mrs. James Von E. Pfator tiil cttebrate birth- lene Patterson, and Kathrine Sue O’dell, daughter of Mr. el Ann Wilson and William Al- Hollen and children moved in days dn September 18. Blakely will celebrate birth- and Mrs. Cecil O’dell will at- vin Hueble was solemnized to their recently completed 3C-S14 The 19th brings birthdays to days and Mr. and Mrs. Mike tend Clemson. on Friday afternoon, Sept. 1, new home on Elm Street. A you E are M hereby sum 80,5 are attendine p - c - Billy »/mMr!rr RE , HEREB y SGM_ Byars, son of Mr. and Mrs. MONED and required to an- william Byars is at Furman . wer the complaint in this Mary Ann Floyd, daughter of action, of which a copy is Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Floyd, is Leo A. Riser, Executor 1 Executor 100 Davis St, Clinton, S. C. herewith served upon you. at Lander. Chip Brawley, son Aug. 29, 1967 and to serve a copy of your o( Mrs s „„ Brawlcy , is at answer to said complaint on Piedmont Tech in Greenwood. ™ w T'y 0 "''*' Libby Nabors, daughter of B. m West Pi ts street, Clinton, M Nabors js at . N< . wb South Carolina 29325 within College Roman Jack| son twenty days after the service of Mr and Mrs Nick Jaski hereof, exclusive of the day of and Donnle Estes , son of M such service; and If you fail Lnllan Est are a , Colum . to answer the complaint with- bia Coll Ai gie Abrams , *? to* t / ,me <£ >r * ,a “■ son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. plaintiff (») in this action win Abrams is at Spartnburg Jun . apply to the Court for the re- |or Martha CravOT1 dau h . lief demanded in the com- tcr of Mr , Catheme Craven, P ip Nr „ p nwPN c an< * I - inda Davenport, daugh- TENCH P. OWENS, ter of an( j’Mrs. Maurice Attorney for the Plaint,ff(s) Davenport are at Greenville August 15, 1967 General Hospital. Also, anoth- NOTICE OF PENDENCY er daughter, Susan Daven- OF ACTION port, is entering Greenville : NOTICE IS HEREBY GTV- Junior College. Bill Bishop, EN, That an action has been son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil commenced and is now pend- Bishop is enrolled at Georgia ing in the Court of Common Military College. Johnny Wil- Pleas for Laurens County, lingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. State of South Carolina, upon J. E. Wllngham and Johnnie a complaint of the above Moore, so nof Mr. and Mrs. named plaintiff against the John I. Moore, are students above named defendants for at the Citadel. It will be of in- the purpose of foreclosing a terest to note that Mr. Moore, mortgage given by John Ful- who is a sophomore, is Guid- ler to Clinton Cotton Mills, on Corporal in Company M. dated June 3, 1959, and re- He was chosen this at the end corded June 17, 1959, in Real of his freshman year. Estate Mortgage Book 159, at T akf« trip page 375, in the office of the ll,ub iakes trip Clerk of Court for Laurens The Joanna Woman’s Club County, South Carolina; and boarded a chartered Grey- the mortgaged premises were hound bus early Saturday at the time of the commence- morning for an enjoyable trip ment of this action and of the to Atlant, ( Georgia. The two filing of this notice situate in days were , spent visiting the County of Laurens, State points of interest including 6 of South Carolina, and are Flags over Georgia and described as follows: Grants Park. They spent the “All that certain piece, night Howard Johnson’s parcel or lot of land, with Motel in Atlanta. 1 * Making the trip were the Mesdames Dol- lie Carr, Modne Brazel, Eliza beth Murphy, Corrine Phil lips, Willie O’Dell, Ollie Ahrams, Clarice Young, Mary Simpson, Sara Pitts, Martha Thompson, Lois Hair, Kathleen League, Helen Boz- ard, Annie Hall, Nettie Swy- gert, Sallie Bridges, Lossie Willingham, Bert Couch, Mary Boyce, Cancie Arnold, and Miss Bonnie Pitts, all of Joanna. Joning them from Clinton were Mrs. Ruby Gos sett and Mrs. Addis Todd. SWEAT RETIRES Letter Sweat of Louisville, . Ky., who was a sergeant in the U. S. Marne Corps, re tired on August 23rd after 24 years of service. He receved his discharge in San Diego, California, where he had just returned from 10 months duty in Viet Nam. Mrs. Sweat join- TO THE DEFENDANTS, ed him there for the honors. Ethel Strickland Fuller; also, all other persons unknown, lap, Clerk of Court of Corn- claiming any right, title, es- mon Pleas for Laurens Coun- tate, interest in or lien upon ty, South Carolina, appoint- the real estate described in ing W. Paul Culbertson, attor- all improvements there on, situate, lying and be ing in the State of South Carolina, County of Lau rens, described as fol lows: Lot Number 270 West Clinton Subdivision being a portion of the property of Cliriton Cotton Mills as shown by a plat of said subdivision pre pared by Pickell & Pick- ell, Engineers, of Green ville, South Carolina, dat ed December 9, 1958, and recorded on January 24, 1959, in the office of the Clerk of Court for Lau rens County in Plat Book No. 12, at Page 213, said plat being adopted by ref erence.” TENCH P. OWENS, Attorney for the Plaintiff(s) Clinton, S. C. August 17, 1967 NOTICE the complaint herein: TAKE NOTICE That the complaint in this action, to gether with the summons and notice of pendency of action of which the. foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Lau rens County, South Carolina, on the 17th day of August, 1967. TENCH P. OWENS, Attornev for the Plaintlff(s) Clinton. S. C. September 11, 19fT NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN AD LITEM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN That an order nisi has been passed by W. E. Dun- ney, whose address is Old Palmetto Bank Building, Lau rens, South Carolina, as guardian ad litem for unknown infants and other persons un der disability, if any, defend ants in this action; that the appointment becomes abso lute on the 19th day of Octo ber, 1967; and that said or der was dated September 11, ilB7, and filed on the 11th day of September, 1967, in the of fice of the Clerk of Court for Lgurens County, South Caro lina. TENCH P. OWENS, -Attorney for the Plaintiff(s) Clinton, S. 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