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Gospel Sing Planned For Sacred Acres Jpoff Qomgs
The Fourth Sunday Gospel Shoals-Waterloo Hwy. in the
finging wil be held at Sacred Fork section of Laurens, Sun- TfvLflfeil XTAflp
Acres, located on the Ware day, Sept. 24 at 2:3a P-m..
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OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTRERNOONS
Services Held
For L. F. Davis
An exciting new sport will Services were held Wednes-
be paining to Clinton on Oct. f° r Lester F. Davis, 53,
5 The new soort smash is of 36 Peachtree St., who was
:.c. „ . 1! found dead in Ms car at Ms
Story Hour. It is a sport home Monday morning by Ms
of fun—new faces, new pla- w if e .
ces, new books, new looks Burial was in Bellview
into worlds of old and new. Church Cemetery after Rev.
This sport event will take i B Abercrombie and Rev.
, , , Roscoe Bryan conducted ser-
place from 3:30 to 4:15 every^ yices at Bellview Baptist
Thursday. Two groups of con- Church.
testants will enter the match Mr. Davis was a native of
each week. One team will Lockhart, a son of the late El-
be composed of children from 5* rt . F - a * 1 Bcrtie
... „ Davis, and was a member of
the ages of five to seven. Belleview Baptist Church. He
On the opposing team will was an employe of Lydia
be students of the Literature
for Children class at Presby- Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
terian College. The referees vj rg j n i a Dickson Davis; two
will be Mrs. James S Gray daughters, Mrs. Allison (Ann)
and Dr. Dorothy Brandt. The West of clinton and Mrs .
match will take place in the Yancy (ghirley) Eubanks of
Childrens Library-a branch Buffalo; three sonS( Billy C.
of the Laurens County Li- Davis USN t Norfolk, Va.,
, » , Maxie Davis of Greenville
Children are urged to come and Lester F Davis Jr . of the
help their team. This is a home; three brothers, Ralph
sport that is all in fun and -D av j s of Houston, Tex., and
there are no losers.
Fridays at 3 p. m., the Clinton High School
Coaches’ Report, with Coach Claude Howe.
Saturdays at 1 p. m. the Presbyterian College
Coaches’ Report, with Coach Cally Gault.
Saturdays at 1:15 p. m., the Frank Howard
Show, with Clemson University Head Football
Coach Frank Howard.
Mondays at 4 p. m., the Bell Street High School
coaches’ report, with Coach Ed Little.
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CHALLENGES
TOP TEAMS
The High School Football Scoreboard Saturday
mornings at 8 a. m.
The College Football Scoreboard, Saturday Af
ternoons following the Notre Dame Games.
Notre Dame will be playing the Top Teams of
the nation, including: California, Purdue, Iowa,
Southern California, Illinois, Michigan State,
Navy, Pittsburgh, Georgia Tech.
And on Saturday, November 25th, hear the
Clemson-Carolina Game on WPCC.
LOOK TO WPCC RADIO IN CLINTON THIS
FALL FOR THE BEST IN SPORTS!
Jesse and Bobby Davis of
Union; three sisters, Mrs.
Maybelle Wynn of Cliffside,
N. C., Mrs. Hattie Bison of
Union and Mrs. Geneva John
son of Woodruff.
Pallbearers were Hugh Al
len, Phillips Moore, Hugh
Tucker, Ronald Clary, Dean
Davis and Ulyss Gibson.
Laurens County Coroner
Marshall Pressley said no foul
play was indicated and that
no inquest would be held.
Services Held
For Mrs. Pinson
LAURENS — Services were
conducted for Mrs. Lillian D.
Pinson, 88. of Rt. 3, Laurens,
widow of Harrison H. Pinson,
who died in a local hospital
Monday after a brief illness.
Burial was in Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church Cemetery af
ter services were conducted
by Rev. Glenn Mosteller and
Rev. Homer Hampton in the
Union Baptist Church.
She was a native of Laurens
County, a daughter of the
late Travis and Cornelia Mar
tin Davenport, and was a
member of Union Baptist
Church.
Surviving are five daugh
ters, Mrs. Wilbur Traynham
d Mrs. Roy Cain of Laur-
ns. Mrs. Earl Blakely of
tlanta, Ga., Mrs. Paul Coth-
jran of Princeton and Mrs.
John Madden of Rock Hill;
three sows, Earl Pinson of
|Ware Shoals. Ryan Pinson of
Hendersonville, N. C., and
jHicks Pinson of Atlanta, Ga.;
and 12 grandchildren and a
reat-great-grandchild.
Pallbearers were grandsons.
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Reagan To Talk To Republicans
Governor Ronald Reagon of out-of-state persortage!
California is expected to present. • ,
draw the largest crowd for a The dinner itself wUl start at
political fund-raisirtg dinner 6:00 p.m. and run un^l 8:00 p.
ever held in South Carolina m. A buffet style
when he speaks in ’Columbia be served at the
on September 29. Auditorium, with
Co-Chairmen Senator Eu- S ** r ** n *
gene Griffith of Newberry and at 8:00 ? ,m *
Helms, Jr., of
er will
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Receives Medal
Mrs. W. E
Columbia have predicted an
overflow crowd for this his
toric event. v
Governor Reagan will ar
rive in Columbia at the Co
lumbia Metropolitan Airport
at 1:00 p.m. on September 29.
Highlights of his stay in
South Carolina will include a
news conference to begin at
2:15 p.m. at the Wade Hamp
ton Hotel. The event has al
ready drawn requests from
the nation-wide news media
as #e.lF as South Carolina
newsmen.
The major purpose of the
dinner is to honor the Repub
lican “Silver Elephant Club
members.”
These are individuals who
contribute $10.00 a month in
support of the South Carolina
Republican Party. For these
sustaining members and.their
guests, a reception will be held
at the Wade Hampton Hotel.
At the reception, a number of
Chief Warrant Officer Reginald G. Morse
received a posthumous medal by the Vietnamese
government recently. The award was given to
Mrs. Morse of Joanna by Maj. Calvin R. Clay- >- ii ■■
poole of Presbyterian College ROTC in behalf of * | UMlfll) nCllBIIIS
the Vietnamese government.
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Vietnam Government
Honors Joanna Soldier
Chief Warrant Officer Regi
nald G. Morse, of Joanna, S.
C., has been awarded the
Vietnamese Armed Forces
Honor Medal by the Viet
namese government for his
devotion to duty and assist
ance to the Republic of Viet
nam Armed Forces. He has
also been awarded the Air
Medal (10th Oak Leaf Cluster)
and the Distinguished Flying
Cross, posthumously, by the
United States Government.
The Distinguished Flying
Cross citation read in part
“For heroism while partici
pating in aerial flight evi
denced by voluntary actions
above and beyond the call of
duty in the Republic of Viet
nam. On 16 February 1967,
an American reconnaissance
patrol was surrounded by nu
merically superior force of
Viet Cong, Warrant Officer
Morse volunteered to make
the rescue attempt, during
the hours of darkness and
poor visibility he located the
patrol, while making a low
approach to the area he re
ceived intense enemy fire
from all sides.
However, he successfully
landed, rescued the team and
flew them to safety. Warrant
Officer Morse’s outstanding
flying ability and devotion to
duty were in keeping with the
highest traditions of the mili
tary service and reflects great
credit upon himself, his unit,
and the United States Army.”
Warrant Officer Morse was
killed on 5 March 1967, in
the Republic of Vietnam. His
wife Martha and four sons,
Reginald S., Kenneth W., Jef
frey W., and, , Michftgl P-
Morse now reside in Clinton.
Is Dead At 81
Gray Court--Services were
held Saturday for Furman
Ford Hellams, 81, of Rt. 1,
Gray Court, who died Thurs
day in a Laurens hospital af
ter a long illness. Burial was
in Shiloh Methodist Church
cemetery, with Rev. Harry
Wright and Rev. Woodrow
Smith officiating at the ser
vices.
He was a native of Lau
rens, a son of the late John
C. and Ann Owens Hellams,
and was a member of Shiloh
Methodist Church. He was a
retired farmer.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Herbert Wilson of Gray
Court; two brothers, Law
rence H^llajrhs of. Gray Court,
and Gervis/ Heliums of Simp-
sonville;' ’ five sisters, Mrs.
Eugene Wasson &, Laurens;
Mrs. Clyde Mahalfey and
Mrs. Leola Curryi of Gray
Court; Mrs. Grpd^ Wasson
of Laurens, andi iMrs. Carl
Henderson O^.Gr|ee|£ville; Jive
grqftdefril^jqn^njfl Jour great
grandchildren. *
SEE! HEAR!
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Gov. Ronald Reagan
(R-Cal.)
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At The
Reagan Dii
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Sept. 29, 1967
Columbia
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Township
Auditorium
Tickets (including di
ner) are available fro|t:
W. P. DICKSON
Clinton—697^61431
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616 Harden St.
Box 5283
Columbia, S. C.
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