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I r CHnlho, S. C„ Thursday, BtjittmlMr U, 1817 the Clinton Chronicle Items of Interest About Clinton Folk Information Please! — As — Reported By Anne M. Jones Phones 833-0541 or 833-0542 9:00 A. M. — 5:00 P. M. Htws if Bonds Crois Bonds mw. if. A* omouse 001-000 ATTENDS BRENAU Recent visitors to Forbid- Miss Dorothy Thackston, ? en , Caverns in the Great Mr. and Mrs. John Mimbs of Jacksonville, Fla., have __ returned home after a visit daughter of Col^ and Mrs A* Smok y Mountains were Mr. with Mrs. Mimbs- mother, ^"^ckston has returned f d ^ \ ^r, Mrs. S. B. Pruitt. Also visit- to Brenau College, Gaines- Jr ;- ^r. and Mrs. Fred Bur- ing Mrs. Pruitt over the vine, G a., where she is a net j- ^ r ’ Ml \ s - ^ H ’ week-end were Mr. and Mrs. junlor| a mem ber of Zeta Tau ^ nd , Mr - and Mrs ‘ Ben S ‘ • T f c ‘ k ^. ruitt of Greer » Mr . an d Alpha and serves as scholar- C ® pe ^ , j Ml . e „ . Mrs. Clyde Ramsey and Mr. ship chairman of ZTA. C ® md f’ and T Mrs * G ’ A : and Mrs. Keith Pruitt of wot fvpo »«7 Stark, Buell and Lynne, »nd Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs M. A. Mac- Mrs ’ Eldrid 8 e Bond of AUa “- Major Gen. Ansel B. God- donald have recently visited ta» we J e r^ent quests of Mrs. frey was a member of the Expo ’67 and Canada. ? ub f r * 1 lttS and Mrs ‘ Bue “ delegation representing the Mrs. Frank Wyman and Sta 5 k ' , i State’s Army and Air Nation- children of Columbia, spent ^ an °M rs - Baaald al Guard units at the 89th the week-end with Mrs. J. and son ’ C ^ ns ’ / of ,, Rom f; General Conference of the M. Dick and Miss .Lana Cope- were guests of Mrs - Hubert National Guard Association land Dick, in Washington recently. Pitts and Mrs. Buell Stark last week. SUMMONS State of South Carolina, County of Laurens COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Miss Fonda Friday and Mac Hiers, students a t the BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT University of South Carolina, CRABTREE Columbia, spent the week-end j^j r an( j Mrs. Benjamin with Mac’s parents, Mr. and May Crabtree announce the Mrs. Marion C. Hiers. birth of a daughter, Kath- CHS ON THE AIR erinc Francile, on Sept. 12 at ers. as attorney in fact for Be S mn,n g in 0ctober > <<C HS Bailey Memorial Hosp'tal. Robert M V ince et al ° n the a Prog 1 * 801 P ut Mrs. Crabtree is the former * Plaintiff f si on by the Clinton High School Elizabeth Hopkins of Colum- vprsus v Broadcasters Club, will again b ia. They have one son, Ben- Alda Rawls G Fuller Dick be heard ° n Saturda y from jamin Carl. Aina uawts o. ruijer Dick- 1:00 to 2;00 m off ._ (‘rson, (formerly Alda Rawls cers are Emma Finley, presi ATTEND MEETING G. Fuller) Ethel Strickland dent; Jack Ferguson, vice- Among leaders attending Hiller, and Peoples National president; Lynwood Cox, sec- the regional committee meet- Vund, Inc.; also, all other retary and treasurer; and ing of Camp Fire Girls, Inc., persons unknown, claiming j ohn publicity. w iB be Mrs. Robert Vance, any right, title, estate inter- students representing our As representative of Region T in ar hea “P. on Jbe real area at North Greenville HI, Mrs. Vance will take part • Mate described in the com- j unior College this year are in meetings Sept. 23 and 24 ptiml herein, _ Susan Kay Davenport of Jo- at the Parliament House in Defendants (s). r<nna and Mike Jones and Atlanta. During the two-day HO THE DEFENDANTS James Williams Quarles of meeting, discussion sessions AIOVE NAMED: Clinton. will be held as well as com- rOU ARE HEREBY SUM- Emory Dillon is attending mittee meetings. Topics will M®\ED and required to an- Georgia Southern College, in include fund problems, camp- s\\|r the complaint in this Statesboro. This is his junior er exchange programs, five- aclfon, of which a copy is year> year goals for Region III, and heifwith served upon you, HERE FOR WEDDING reports of the National Board n no to serve a copy of your Mrs R M League had as meeting last May. anaver to said complaint on guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ethel R. Pitts spent the | subscriber, at his office, p au i League and family of the week-end in Rock Hill 203 .West Pitts Street, Clinton, geneca, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. with her daughter, Mrs. C. Somh Carolina 29325 within Hayes of Rutherfordton, N. Wavne Jarvis, and family, tweiity days after the service c., and Mrs. Herbert Brown Mrs. Mary Belle Beall is hereof, exclusive of the day of of Pacolet. They were here to spending some time in Wheat- such service; and if you fail attend the League-Coleman on, Md., visiting M r - and Mrs. to arswi er the complaint with- we dding on Sunday, m the time aforesaid, the plaintiff (s) in this action will ( apply to the Court for the re- ^A||l||Ari1 Rp|| lief demanded in the com- •JwMIlllflll Mwll plaint. TriNCTT P. OWENS, Attorney for the Plaintiff(s) Augufct 15, 1967 NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF ACTION Offers Service With Catalogue Ronald Vermillion. While she is the r-e,- Mr. Ver- million, will ..leave, far. a six we«*ks’ business trip to Japan, and Mrs. Vermillion will ac company him to California for a two weeks.’ visit. Mrs. Beall w’ll visit Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Berll and children in Bowie, Md.. while Mrs. Ver- Catalogues listing motion million is away. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- pictures, lecture - demonstra- Mr and Mrs. James G. EN. That an action has been lions, and science studies are M onr °(»- Sr., of Latta, were comnp'need and is now pend- free upon request under the week-end guests of Miss Iona ing in the Court of Common auspices of Southern Bell and Aldine Blakely and other Pleas for Laurens County, Telephone Company. relatives. Slate of South Carolina, upon A. Ray Fernell, manager NEW RESIDENTS a complaint of the above for the company, announced Mns. Ira D. Holt and Miss named plaintiff against the that the catalogues for the J r,ne P- Holt, formerly of above named defendants for 1967-68 programs and films Montreat, N. C., are now re.- the purpose of foreclosing a from Southern Bfell are now s '^* n £ at 306 South Adair St. mortgage given by John Ful- available. 1 Miss Holt is teaching biology ler to Clinton Cotton Mills, A listing of over 100 pro- Presbyterian College, dated June 3, 1959, and re- grams, teaching aids, and T q ATTEND WEDDING corded June 17, 1959, ii> Real booklets for schools, church- and Mrs R be tt Adair, Estate Mortgage Book 159, at es, and civic groups will be accompanied by Mrs. Grover page 375, in the office of the incorporated in the new book. p a g e Q f Louisville. Ky., will Clerk of Court for Laurens Information on 16mm i cave Friday for Charlote, N. County. South Carolina; and sound films with the major- q to visit the Cecil Pages, 1hi> mortgaged premises were ity in color are described in going especially for the Page- at the time of the commence- the catalogues with the run- williams wedding on Satur- mont of this action and of the ning time of each one listed. day Mj ss p a g e j s ^ be g ran d- filing of this notice situate in The program time of lecture- daughter of the Adairs. the County of Laui*ens, State demonstrations and descrip- of South Carolina, and are tions are given in the free described as follows: catalogue. “All that certain piece, . “A wealth of material on subjects from air defense. Tele-star projects, to a his tory of communications, de fensive automobile driving, and community tours of tele phone facilities will be avail able at finger-tip reach,” Fer nell said. An added feature is that the company requests no fees for programs except for certain high school science materi als, he said. parcel or lot of land, with all improvements there on. situate, lying and be ing in the State of South Carolina, County of Lau- ronfs, described as fol lows: Lot Number 270 West Clinton Subdivision being a portion of the property of Clinton Cotton Mills as shown by a plat of said subdivision pre pared bt 1 Piekell & Pick- ell. Engineers, of Green- villle. 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, New Shipment! ALL WAYS BEST Steve*, CANDI ES Attorney for the Plaintiff(s) Clinton, S. C. September 11, 1967 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN AD LITEM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN That an order nisi has been passed by W. E. Dun lap, Clerk of Court of Com mon Pleas for Laurens Coun- Attorney for the Plaintiff(s) t y> South Carolina, appoint- Clinton. S. C. ing W. Paul Culbertson, attor- August 17, 1967 v ney, whose address is Old NOTICE Palmetto Bank Building, Lau- TO THE DEFENDANTS, rens, South Carolina, as Ethel Strickland Fuller; also, guardian ad litem for unknown nil other persons unknown, infants and other persons un- elaiming any right, title, es- der disability, if any, defend- Inte interest in or lien upon ants in this action; that the tiie real estate described in appointment becomes abso- the complaint herein: lute on the 19th day of Octo- TAKE NOTICE That the her, 1967; and that said or- eomplaint in this action, to- der was dated September 11, ,,ether with the summons and 1967, and filed on the 11th day notice of pendency of action of September, 1967, in the of- of which the foregoing is a fice of the Clerk of Court for ropy, was filed in the office Laurens County, South Caro- of the Clerk of Court for Lau- Una. rens County, South Carolina, TENCH P. OWENS, on the 17th day of August, Attorney for the Plaintiff(s) 19f }7 Clinton, S. C. TENCH P. OWENS, Sept. 11, 1967 S14-3cS-28 80 1 lb. 2 lbs. $3.50 MANY ASSORTMENTS TO GIVE AND ENJOY Young's Pharmacy “The Old Reliable” Mr*. Dpvid T. Pitt*, Jr., of Clemson University spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. David Pitts, Sr. Brenda and David Spivey, daughter and son of Mrs. Bill Spivey of Gray Court, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hab Spivey and fam ily. Randal Spivey spent Sunday with his grandparents in Gray Court and visited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Owens in Foun tain Inn. Jimmy Johnson of Clemson University and Steve Wright of University of South Caro lina spent the week-end at home. WORKMAN REUNION The Workman Reunion will be held Sunday Sept. 24th at Greenwood State Park at Shelter Ho. 3. Friends of Mr. Robert Franklin will be glad to know he is home after being a pa tient at Bailey Memorial Hos pital. Miss Nan Hyler of Joanna spent some time at her grand mother’s. Mrs. Robert Frank lin, last week. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fisher and sons of Brevard, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Howard and son, Chris, of Greer and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brewer. After a summer vacation the Friendly Garden Club held its first fall meteing Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Zelle Crisp with Mrs. H. W. Bryson as co-hostess. Beautiful arrangements of marigolds made a pretty set ting for the meeting. The president Miss Eleanor Dial presided. She welcomed the members and visitors. Mrs. Marie Bannister and Miss Lynn Thomason. During the business session Mrs. A. J. Finley, treasurer gave a report. The secretary, Miss Zelle Crisp read a note of resigna tion from Mrs. John Turner which was accepted with re grets. Mrs. J. T. Hollingsworth ex tended an invitation to meet with her in Oct. and Mrs. C. S. Pinson as co-hostess, gram leaders. Mrs. A. J. Finley.and Mrs. Leonard Gabbert were pro- Mrs. Gabbert presented a devotional on “Awareness”. She read verses from Exodus which tells of Moses being aware of his own needs and of God. She closed this per iod with prayer. Miss Lynn Thomason pre sented a most interesting and informative account of “A trip to Paris” from which she has recently returned. While in France for several months she lived with a French fam ily and learned much of their language and customs. She showed pictures of places she went and of castles there. At the conclusion of her talk she was presented a gift. The hostesses assisted by Mrs. L. R. Adams served a delicious salad plate with punch and lemon cake. The club enjoyed a picnic at Camp Fellowship in July. Mrs. Jim Hugh Austin, Miss Mackie Austin, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Austin, Jr., of Ware Shoals attended the Dale-Aus- tin Wedding Saturday, Sept. 22 at the A. R. P. Church in Camden, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hol lingsworth entertained a host of friends and relatives at a supper last Monday evening at their lake home. Miss Gladys Griffin of Greenville and Mrs. H. K. Boyce of Whitmire were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Austin. Mrs. H. P. Cromer, Sr. has returned from a visit with her son and family Rev. David Cromer; first she visited with them at Rocky Mount, N. C., and then accompanied them when they moved to Pamplico where Rev. Cromer is pastor of the Union Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Crews of Spartanburg were Sunday guests of Mrs. R. F. Wade: Evangelistic services will be held at Liberty Spring Presbyterian Church Sept. 24- 27. Rev. E. L. Worstall, pas tor of the Friendship Church will preach during this series. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ward and son, Westley of Mount- ville and Mr. and Mrs. Har old Austin attended the car riers jamboree at Greenville Memoral Auditorium recently. ► w Services Held For Rev. Baldwin Gray Court—Services were held Friday for Rev. Walter A. Baldwin, 94, of Rt. 1, Gray Court, who died Wednesday. Burial was in the Rabon Creek Baptist Church ceme tery, with Rev. John M. Lynch officiating at the ser vices. ; He was a native of Laurens County, Rabon Creek com munity, a son of the late Jos eph A. and Eliza Armstrong Baldwin, and was a member of Rabon Creek Baptist Church. His first wife was the late Mrs. Lula Abercrombie Baldwin. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Peterson Baldwin; five daughters, Mrs. W. A. Mor gan of Hendersonville, N. C.; Mrs. J. D. Williams of Green ville; Miss Leona Baldwin of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. J. W. R e c t o r of Jonesboro, Tenn., and Mrs. David Ken nedy of Philadelphia, Pa.; a son, Ben Baldwin of Oteen, N. C,; a sister, Mrs. Emma L. Cheek of Atlanta, Ga.; five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. From The Chronicle Files The Year of 1938 Leaman Jones spent the,' past week in Mountville with'' his aunt and uncle, Mr. *and Mrs. L. G. Jones. Friday afternoon, Doris Owens invited a few little school friends to attend a party at her home. The U. S. Treasury an nounced that the familiar Buffalo nickel will be replac ed by one honoring Thomas Jefferson. This is the first new nickel in 25 years. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Pitts announce the birth of a son, Edward Holland, January 26 at Hays hospital. On Valentine evening Fer dinand Jacobs, Jr., invited 12 little classmates for a lovely dinner party at his home on Calvert Avenue. Mrs. Clyde McCrary, Miss es Louise McCrary, Martha- rene Pitts, Tokie Adair, and Dot Taylor were visitors in Greenville on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pressley Chaney announce the birth of a daughter, Judith Inez, on Wednesday, February 16. Dr. and Mrs. George R. Blalock and Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Rhame, Jr., entertained a number of friends at lake side Country Club on Satur day evening with a “tacky” party. Mr. and Mps. T. J. Chan dler of the Rock Bridge sec tion near here, observed their golden wedding anniversary. Saturday afternoon Corne lia Harris celebrated her 9th birthday by inviting several little girls for a party/ .fk # •. * »■ Fred S- Owens Is Dead Af 53 • Laurens — Funeral services . were conducted Monday for Fred Simpson Owens, Sr., of 113 Barksdale Circle, who died Saturday in a local hos pital after a long illness. He was a native of Laurens, son of Mrs. Bpssie Simpson Owens of Laurens and the late A. R. Owens. He was an operator at Laurens Glass Works and a member of the Laurens First Baptist Church. Surviving also are his wife, Mrs. Martha Hoffman Ow ens; a son, Fred S. Owens, Jr., of the home; a daughter, Miss Judy E. Owens of the home; two brothers, Rev. Wayne Owehs of Orlando, Fla., and W. C. Owens of Laurens; three sisters, Miss Lucile Owens and Mrs. An sel Elmore of Laurens, and Mrs. Donald Weber of Ney, Ohio. NEW Hsrtsville Cookbook loose- leaf, containing many de licious recipes. CHRONICLE STATIONERY SHOP “Bridging The Gap” (Laura Smith Ebaugh) A Guide to Early Greenville. the chronicle Stationery Shop LEONARD-MARLER INSURANCE Phone 833-1121 200 N. Broad St. Consult Us For All Your Insurance Needs You Save $$ ^ S$ THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: We become channels of God’s power when we commit ourselves to serve Him. Maxwell Bros. Warehouse ///; Located at 209 Musgrove St., directly behind main store. We are bust ing at the seams with furniture and appliances we must move to make room for furniture coming in—Easy Terms! Some new, some used, some repossessed, some trade-ins. 2-Pc. Super Soft Vinyl Plastic f \ Living or Den Suites —Three Cdors. # #•#«#. Several Fans, Gas - Coal - Wood Heaters, All Priced to Move! 12-Foot Frigidaire Refrigerator — Looks Almost New. Take Up Payments — 1966 Model Large Recliner — Like New! ^ 5 Green Super-Soft Vinyl. 3-Pc. French Provincial Bed- M 0\Q C room Suite. Good Condition. Zpl 3 Antique White. 2-Pc. Maple Loose; Cushion j 5 Den Set. Can Be Recovered. ^ Mahogany, Drop Leaf Table dT M ■■ and 4 Chairs. Trade-in. Ideal to Antique. J f Deluxe Walnut Lane Cedar £ JB 5 Chest with Bottom Drawer. ^ "" Sold for 99.95. Repossessed. M 5-Pc. Dinette with Self-Edged C. • ■■ Table. Repossessed. — Looks ^ Good. Reg. $84.95. J Solid Cedar Chest — Looks ^ J Almost New! Number One Redwood Picnic M Pj 1 Table and 2 Benches. Last ^ M of Summer! af J) Step Tables and Coffee Ta- ^ JX 9 5 hies. Each wJ^ 10-Pc. Naugahyde Plastic Liv- 5 ing or Den Suite. Repossess- 1 * ** Metal Kitchen Cabinet. Needs J A Little Paint. | 2—3-Pc. Porch or Lawn Sets, ■■ Glider and 2 Chairs — Repos- ^ M sessed. A # • # W Portable 1-Burner Oil Heat- ^ Q J er — Heats!! F r i g i d a i r e Refrigerator, d! ■■ PR Trade-in — Runs good. Also ^ Several Other Models. J £ j/f ^0 Used Baby Crib with Panel ^ g Ends. Drop Side. White. Ideal # 1 J for that grandchild who vis- I its occasionally. ■ * 1967 Deluxe Frigidaire Auto- matic Washer—Almost New, M 1 * ** With New Guarantee! | 0 40” Frigidaire Electric Stove. ^ JP 5 Trade-in. Guaranteed to cook. 0 23” Admiral Consolette TV— jj 90-Day Warranty. $4 Weekly. 1 ^%^0 Several Portable, Console and Table TV’s In Good Operating Condition—Guaranteed! Priced To Sell. . \ . . - * ■ ■ ' ^ 3-Pc. Innerspring P a t i o or £ pi Porch Glider Set. Chair, Rock- ^ ?r. All-Aluminum Frame. Last m ^ one of summer. Reg. 119.95. P M % m ^0 » ■ ' ' . . ■ * \ Other Bargains Too Numerous To List! Come Early For Best Selection. 204 N. Broad St. Dial 833-2628 Clmtoii, & C. OPEN AN ACCOUNT NOW! EASY TERMS ARRANGED