The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 21, 1967, Image 10
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS
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Bragg, N. C and Mary Mar-
Stephen John Ryan pf Ft.
lene Bast of Syracuse, N. Y.
Michael Wayne Campbell of
Clinton and Diana Mae Wise
of Joanna, S. C.
Gary Dennis Stover of Lau-
rpns and Florence Ophelia
Chapman of Wattsville.
Ulis Byrd, Jr. of Latirens
and Mary Vance Yeargin of
Clrhy Court.
Glenn Samuel Head of Lau
rens and Judith Aun Wix of
Union.
Lewis Wright. Jr. and Amy
Mary Pinson of Simpsonville.
James Eugene Covil of
Spartanburg epd Betty Bailey
Fai vey of Ft. Inn.
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Frank Edward Owens of Ft.
fnn and Mary Ann Armstrong
of Gray Court.
Johnnie B. White and Edna
Beatrice Irby of Laurens.
Koy Beck »*f Gray Court
and Dorothy Ann Birch of
Laurens.
James Elford Manley and
Court. ,
Edmund Franklin Ander-
Joscphine Alice Hill of 6ray
son of Clinton and Marcia
Kay Armtrong of Laurens.
Fred Brown and Minnie
Calwise of Greenwood.
J. B. Cash and Margaret
Jeanette Painter of Green
ville.
Patrick Terry Pasco of
Waterloo, and Linda Elaine
Wright Fletcher of Laurens.
Danny Lee Gillespie of
Castle Rock, Calif., and Ru
by Shepard of Laurens.
Thomas Daniel Owens of
Liberty and Millie Carroll
Johnston of Gray Court.
Gordon Rosser Rivers of
Canadian, Texas, and Pa
tricia Ann Godfrey of Clin
ton.
Larry Dean Watson of
Knoxville, Tenn., and Su
zanne Carol G a m s b y of
Knoxville, Tenn.
Mines Arnold of Honca
Path and Ethel Lee Holmes
of Greenwood.
Larry Walker Simmons and
Joyce Cornelia Patterson of
Clinton. ■ * *
Charles Calvin Leroy of .- !
Gray Court and Frances Ruth i
Nelson of Laurens.
Claude Caudill of Clinton
and Freda Summers Ellison
of Joanna.
Michael Noel Trussel and
Mi'dred Davenport McGathy
of Ware Shoals
Wilson Parks McKittrick of
Clinton and Jimmie Latimer
Garrison of Greenwood.
Charles Eugene Wa'drep of.
Laurens and Linda Elizabeth
Wertz of Chappells. t
Bennie Lee, Jr., and Jo
anne Hunter of Laurens.
Edgar Haywcr l Elam and
Carolyn Louvina Walker of
Greenwood.
Charles Floyd Gann and
Mary Sue Tucker of Clinton.
James William Abrams and
Franke Eleanor Rice of Ware
Shoals.
Milford Howard Beagles
and Anna Ruth Dawkins of
Eroree.
Charles Beniamin Worrell
of Ware Shoa.s and Barbara
Anne Taylor of Laurens.
Clayton Leon Hurley of
Gray Court and Madeline
Murray of Conyers, Ga.
Charlie Young, Jr., and
Betty Jean Owens of Lau
rens.
William Scott Douglas of
Laurens and Brenda Diane
Howell of Laurens.
Ronald Wayne Albritton of
Pensacola, Fla., and Linda
Ffifye Rogers of Clinton.
Willie Earl Kingsborough of
Clinton and Lula Bell Mc
Gowan of Laurens.
Billy Ray Nelms of Watts
ville and Linda Elaine Howell
of Laurens.
Walter Lewis Shook of Gray
Court and Mary Sue Hellams
of Woodruff.
Fred Franklin Lowery and
Allie Ophelia Lockridge of
Clinton.
3 County Fields
Open For Hunting
Twenty-five dove fields in
16 upstate counties, including
Laurens, will be opened to the
public without charge on q
first-come basis during the
first half of the dove seashp
opening September 16, the
Wildlife Resources Depart
ment announced today.
A valid license will be re
quired of all hunters.
Three Laurens County (dove
fields open and the time^ open
are:
Garrett Bros. Farm, eight
miles southwest of Laurens
on South Carolina 39, Satur
days. -
Garvin O'Dell, near Boyd's
Mill, and Watkins* Stdre on
South Carolina 252, Satur
days. "'3 #
Enoree G. M. A., 3 miles
north of Tip Top apd op.Bidgp
Road, Wednesdays.
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