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2—THE CHRONICLE,' CKnlon, S. C„ Nov. 16, 1967
Obituaries
Mrs. Franklin
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Mrs. Waddell
Funeral services for Mrs DUNCAN—Funeral services
Fayne Davenport Franklin ^ or ^ rs - Estelle Hand Wad-
were held Wednesday after- \ ^2* Duncan were held
noon at Trinity Methodist Tuesday afternoon at Fair-
Church. Burial was in the mont Baptist Church,
church cemetery. Mrs. Waddell died at her
Mrs. FrankUn. 31, of Cope ^ne after a long illness,
land Road, Route 2, CUnton, j Survivors include a foster
died Sunday morning at the daughter, Mrs, Debbie Hand
hospital after several weeks' ■ Route 1, Clinton; two sit-
illness. | ters, Mrs. Janie Bell Wad-
A native of Newberry Coun dell of Route 1, Clinton and
ty, she had lived here three Mrs. Ruth Sanders of Route
years. She was a daughter of I 3, Woodruff; and a brother,
the late Thomas Jefferson William Hand of Route 1,
and Annie Pitts Davenpon Clinton.
and she attended the Joanna
Church of God.
Survivors include her hu,- MfS. GomCf
band, John Thomas franklin; j
two daughters, Rebecca Lynn LIBERTY — Mrs. Bertie
and Debra Faye Franklin of Mae Morgan Garner, 71,
the home; three sisters, Mrs. {mother of Miss Eunice Mae
Mildred Young of Newberry. ' Gardner of Clinton, died Sat-
Mrs. Elizabeth Grogan of urday morning after a brief)
Hickory, N. C., and Mrs
Dorothy Boggs of Wayne,
Mich.; and three brothers.
Hugh Boyd Davenport of
Newberry. Reeder Davenport
illness.
A native of Oconee County,
she had lived in Liberty for
35 years.
Other survivors include her
of Hickory and James Tom- husband, Howard G. Garner
my Davenport of Big Springs. Sr of R OUt e 1, Liberty; four
Tex - sons; another daughter; a
brother and a sister and 10
R. W. Brewington grandchildren.
Suit Requests
Reinstatement
Of Student
Births
PIERCE _
Mr. and Mrs. James Ar
thur Pierce announce the
Clintoiiian Is Sentenced
A Clinton Junior
School pupil’s father
asked the U. S. Court to or- ( 3^ rs * Pierce is the
ier his son’s reinstatement In I former Kitty Lockett, daugh-
;chool. ter of Mrs. L. S. Lockett of
The boy was expelled this city,
from school last month. t
The suit was brought by
Nathaniel Smith Jr. against
School District No. 56 of
Laurens County. Smith also
asked for a temporary order
-estraining the d : strict from
enforcing the decision to
tuspend and expell the boy.
In his complaint. Smith
said the boy was “suddenly,
without notification or wam-
! ng. suspended or expelled
f *x)m Clinton Junior High
’chool by John H. Fulmer,
the principal.”
School officials have de
clined to discuss the case
with newspaper representa
tives, saying they will dis
cuss it only with the boy’s
parents.
Grady Smith of Clinton re-1 with three indicents at a
ceived concurrent sentences Clinton dwelling,
of eight and three years He was sentenced to eight
, Tiip^dav on burclarv and yc*ars on the burglary charge
birth of a son. James Arthur . ng - tom charges ' and three years on the peep-
Smith, la-year-old Negro, i* ™
pleaded guilty in General
! Pierce. Jr. at Spartanburg
has General Hospital on Novem-
Sessions Court in Laurens to
burglary with a recommend
ation of mercy and two peep
ing tom charges in connection
currently with the eight-year
sentence.
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Smokey Says:
LAURENS —Funeral serv
ices for Roy William Brew
ington of Laurens were held
Thursday afternoon at Ken
nedy Mortuary. Burial was
in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Brewington, 63, of 4
Beattie St., died Nov. 7 at
9:30 p m. after a brief ill- dilates for the Democratic
ness. He was a son of the nomination in the Nov. 28
late Barnam B. and Bessie orimarv election to five
Dunnaway Brewington. CrosS Hill offices.
Survivors include three incumbent mayor R. T.
brothers. W F. Brewington Hollingsworth is unopposed
of Bath, P. B. and J. W. i j n ^e primary.
Candidates for council are
Cross Hill
Field Set
CROSS HILL — Six
sons have qualified as
Brewington of Laurens; two
sisters, Mrs. Carl A. Gwinn
G. F. Williams, J. E. Ed-
and Mrs. W. E. Landrum of mondSt w R DaviSt R B .
I^aurens.
Mrs. Alexander
LAURENS—Funeral sep/-
ices were held Tuesday for
Mrs. Willie Sexton Alexan
der, 71, of 204 Farley Ave.
who died Sunday night after
a long illness.
A native of Laurens Coun-
Seears and H. A. Boyce.
The Qualification deadline
was noon Tuesday.
IN CLIITON PARADE—Peggy White of Fountain
Inn, the reisming Miss South Carolina, will be a fea
tured participant in the Clinton Christmas Parade.
The parade is scheduled Dec. 7 at 4:30 p.m. in
downtown Clinton after a 2:30 p.m. parade through
Whitten Village. The Clinton Jayeees are handling
arrangements for the parade. Miss White is a grad
uate of Hillcrest High School and Stetson Univer
sity and is a graduate student at Vanderbilt Uni
versity. She is to complete work on her master’s
degree thesis in German during the current school
year.
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Plan For
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On Tuesday night. Nov.
21, the Clinton, Laurens, New
berry and Whitmire area
alumni of Wofford College
will have their annual fall
meeting at the Mary Mus-
grove Hotel, Clinton, at 7:30
jo’clock.
! This will be Ladies Night.
On Saturday evening, Mrs. An interesting program has
been planned with Dr. Joe
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ty, she was a daughter of Laura Dillard Young, who ob- _ , ,,
the late Jefferson Davis and i served her seventy-first birth- ° r aS
Lydie Taylor Sexton. She was day was honored wlth a sur iP rinclp, « •
employed by the Laurens . ^ . .. . ,
prise party at the home of
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for many years until her re- ^ er daughter and son-in-law,
tirement. She was a mem- ■ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moon,
her of the First Methodist Sr. Serving as hostesses in
Church and the DAR. 'addition to Mrs. Moon were!
Survivors include a daugh- „„ v .... _
, ..... Mrs. Youngs other children,,
ter, Mrs. Walter B. (Rose-
mary) Todd of Columbia; a ^ rs - Josephine D. Oliver of,
son. Col. Joseph Paul Alex- Washington, D. C., Mrs. lola
ander Jr. of the U. S. Army White of High Point, N. C.,
in Vietnam; and five grand- M j s s Lucile Dillard and
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children.
Burial was in Laurens City
Cemetery.
Mrs. Lowe
SPARTANBURG — Mrsi
AUowee Stone Lowe, sister
of Mrs. Geneva Gentry of
Clinton, died Saturday after
a long illness.
Mrs. Lowe, 59. was a na
tive of Spartanburg. Other
survivors include her hus
band, L. Harlin Lowe of 31
Hub City Courts; two daugh
ters; two sons; another sis
ter; ten brotners and 14
grandchildren.
Mrs. Davis
WATERLOO—Mrs. Maggie
(Ethell) Reeder Davis. 69, a
native of Laurens County,
died Sunday after a long ill
ness.
She was a daughter of the
late L. W. and Eller Chaney
Reeder and was the w'dRow
of James A. Davis.-She was
a sister of Lawrence W. Reed
er of Cross Hill and Mrs.
Mason Cole of Cross Hill.
Loveas Dillard of this city.
Mrs. Young arrived with
a neighbor, Mrs. Bennie
Dowdy, Sr. and was surpris
ed with the 75 guests singing
of “Happyi Birthday.” A fur
ther surprise was seeing her
daughters from out of town.
A birthday cake and fall
flowers added the festive air
of the living room. Refresh
ments were served buffet
style, with Mrs. Ullysee Wil
liams assisting her daugh
ters with the serving. Miss
Eva Sanders and Mrs. .Hugh
Lindsey opened the gifts.
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