The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 13, 1968, Image 9
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton. S. C., June 13, 1968—9
WEEK OE JUNE 10, 1943
The city’s recordbreaking heat
wave for June which has had the
community sweltering during the
past week was tempered some
what yesterday morning by
colling breezes.
Today is the birthday of Mrs.
Brunson Asbill.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath Copeland
observe their wedding anniver
sary June 16.
Mrs. B. B. Ballard spent the
weekend in Columbia with Pvt.
Ballard as the guest of I t. and
Mrs. Eugene Johnson.
Lt. W. S. Horne of Edgewood
Arsenal, Md., is spending the
week with Mrs. Horne and little
son, Billy.
Cecil White, seaman second
class, of Jacksonville, Ela. spent
the weekend with hisparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. White.
Mrs. Isabella Parker of Cam
den, N J. was the guest last week
of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ferguson.
An appeal was issued yester
day through the local Red Cross
for 250 broom handles to be used
in training by the 39 A.A.F. de
tachment of PC.
Some of the namesonthehonor
roll at the I lorida Street school,
grades 1-7, were: Lawrence
Young, Hugh Eichelbergh, Joan
Vaughan, Rembert Truluck,
Jr., Betty Jean Sumerel, Dick
Vaughn, Bonny Wilder, Joe Hol
land, 1 ouise Tribble, William
Hatton.
Brehmer Named Delegate
To Switzerland Meeting
Larry Brehmer son of Mr.
and Mrs. Judson Brehmer, South
Adair Street, was delegated by
the First Baptist Church Sunday
morning to serve as its repre
sentative to the Baptist Youth
World Conference to be held in
Berne, Switzerland July 22 - 28th.
He will join 30 other young
people from the Carolinas in
New York July 20th where they
will fly Lufthansa German Air
lines to Amsterdam and will go
by rail to Berne. In Berne they
will gather with 5,000 young peo
ple from 60 or more nations.
After the conference, the group
will visit Rome, Florence, Ve
nice, Paris and London, returning
to New York August 10th.
Larry is a rising sophmore at
Clinton High School where he is
a member of the junior varsity
basketball team and track team.
He is a member of the Order of
the Arrow of the Blue Ridge
Scout Council and Boy Scout
Troop 111, where he received the
rank of Eagle Scout at age 13,
and has later been awarded the
Bronze Palm the next distinc-
LARRY BREHMER
tion above Eagle Rank. Last year
he joined the Philmont Scout
Expedition at Cimarmn, New
Mexico.
He is a former carrier for the
Greenville - News Piedmont.
While serving as a carrier was
the recipient of an annual scho
larship award given by the News-
Piedmont.
LAW DEGREE—Olin
Furr, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Olin F. Furr
of Clinton, recently re
ceived the Juris Doc
tor degree from the
University of South
Carolina School of
Law. He also recently
was eleced to the Chi
Circle of Omicron
Delta Kappa, nation
al honor fraternity.
King, Long
Graduate
At Seminary
Lucius Lamar King of Clinton
and James Shannon Long of,Jo
anna were among the 141 grad
uates receiving diplomas May 31
from Southern Baptist Theo
logical Seminary in Louisville,
Ky.
King is the son of Mrs. Lamar
King of Clinton. He holds the
bachelor of arts degree from
Furman University. Long isthe
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Long
of Sims Street in Joanna and
he holds the B.A. degree from
Presbyterian College.
Both King and Long received
the master of divinity degree.
* * *
Miss Cox Honored
COLUMBIA - Kay ran Cox of
Clinton received recognition dur
ing the annual Awards Day at
Columbia College.
Kayran received recognition
for academic honors in the class
of 1970.
* * *
News of
By MRS. W
Correspondent-Representat
Spec. 4 Jimmy E. Heaton, son
of Mrs. Kathren B. Heaton, of
Clinton was promoted to Spec.
4 at a U.S. Army Missle sight
in Germany. He and his wife,
the former Miss Sara Sellers,
live in Rockenhousen, Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bedenbaugh
plan to attend the “Class of 1938”
reunion of Stoney Hill High School
of Prosperity on Saturday, June
15, which will lie held at Warrens
Restaurant in Prosperity.
Clyde Holt spent last weekend
in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Holt.
Last weekend, guests of Mrs.
Delia Russell and Mr. and Mrs.
W, A. Bedenbaugh were Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy W'allace and daugh
ter, Barbara of Long Beach,
Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Bedenbaugh
were Friday overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Croft in
Barnwell. Mrs. Croft and daugh
ter Stacy returned with them to
spend the week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Miller and
Mrs. Ligon Rekard of Batesburg
spent last Sunday here with Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Beckom.
Mrs. Guy Misenhiemer and
Mel of Chester spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Boyce Coming especially to
attend the wedding of Miss Pat
C arr.
Mrs. Richard Thomas and
children and Mrs. J. F. Lowman,
Sr. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Lowman, Jr. in Greenwood last
Sunday. Mrs. Lowman remained
and on the following Monday eve
ning she attended the graduation
exercises of her grandson,
Ronnie Lowman. She returned
home with Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Bouslay who also attended the
exercises.
Sgt. and Mrs. Tommy Jenkins
of Myrtle Beach enjoyed a few
days here last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Jenkins.
Sp-6 and Mrs. L. V. Mills,
and Randell of Raliegh, N.C.,
will return this weekend after
spending two weeks with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Champ
Jo! on here and Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Mills in Newt)erry.
Mrs. Willie O’Dell joined Col.
Joanna
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ive Dial 697-6943
and Mrs. Fred Ross of Cayce in
attending the graduation ex
ercises of their daughter, Elaine,
on Sunday at William and Mary
College in Williamsburg, Pa.
They plan to return on Tuesday.
Clarence and Robert Brown of
F lorence spent the week with
their grandparents, Mr.andMrs,
C. R. Tompkins. They carried
them home on Friday spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Brown.
ATT1- NT) Ilf )MFCOMING
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murrah and
Bobbie Jean spent Sunday in
Batesburg with Rev. and Mr .
Tommy Brown and family IL y
attended the Homecoming at
Batesburg Church of God when
Rev. Brown is pastor. AL a
guest last week of the Mum!,:
was their grandson, TonyBr wr,
IN HOSPITAI
H. G. Murrah Sr. is a sur
gical patient at Self Mem rial
Hospital in Greenwood.
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES
Today, June 13 Julie Prater
and W. Bryan Adams will cele
brate birthdays.
On Friday, June 14 Nathan Bra-
zel, Van Godfrey, and J. R. Koon,
Sr. will have a birthday.
Maxie Brown will celebrate a
birthday on June 15 and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Simpson, Jr. will
observe a wedding anniversary.
Peggy Fuller, Jack Holoomlte,
Nancy Sexton, Phillip Holmes,
and Lewis Thompson will < bserve
birthdays on June 16,
Many happy returns of the day
on June 17 to Malanie Prater,
Evelyn Cockrell, and Frank
Smith. On the same day Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Murphy will observe
a wedding anniversary.
Lillie Culbertson, Martha
Rogers, and Allen O’Shields will
celebrate their birthday on June
18 and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Os
borne, and Mr. and Mrs. Hur-
chel Mays will observe a wedding
anniversary.
On June 19 birthday greetings
go to Ernest Martin.
RECEIVES MD —Joel
R. Cox, Jr., of Clinton,
recently received h i s
M l), deyree from the
Medical (' o 1 1 e jr e of
Sout h Carolina at
Charleston. He will Be
gin his internship July
1 at Croat Lakes, 111.,
Naval Hospital. He is
married to the former
Lena t opeland of (Tin-
ton and they have a
son, TO moldhs old.
GRADUATES — Susie
D a v i s, daughter of
Jack Davis and Mrs.
Elizabeth D avis of
Clinton, graduated re
cently from Frskine
College. She received
a R.A. degree with a
major in history.
Garden Hideaway
To frame a flat roofed garden
hideaway, join 4\tS inch corner
posts lengthwise with 2xl()s bolt
ed to either side of posts Then
run 2x2s or 1 x2s on edge across
the beams for a slat style roof.
Beaverdam-Warrior
Survey Is Underway
A field unit of the State Water
shed Planning Party started mak
ing engineering surveys on the
37,000 acre Beaverdam-Warrior
Creek Watershed this week.
Later on, other memt>ers of the
conservation programs on the
farms of the watershed, plus
special treatment of silt source
areas. Gullies, severely eroding
fields, and roadsides, produce a
high rate of rainfall run-off.
planning party will make studies
in the watershed. Finally, all of
the information will be brought
together in die form <f a water
shed work plan.
The local people will have a
chance to approve or disapprove
the plan when it is completed.
It will take approximately six
weeks to complete the plan,
according to C. D. Spivey, in
charge of the planning party.
During an average year there
are three or four floods that
cost farmers along $e streams
thousands of dollars, and also
considerably damage to roads and
bridges, according to Horace I .
Martin, chairman of the direct r?
f the Watershed Conservation
I Tstrict.
The watershed program will
consist of three essential parts,
but others may t>e added when fea
sible and desired by local people.
The first purpose is land treat
ment. This consists of regular
A second objective is the con
trol or reductionof flooding. This
is one of the major problems
in the watershed. Several deten
tion dams are planned to reduce
flooding. Also, stream channel
improvement to keep overflow at
a minimum.
A third objective is the storage
of municipal water in one of the
dams for the town of Gray Court.
Mayor E. J. Evatt stated that
they were thinking in terms of
future use and would like to plan
for about one and one-half million
gallons of water per day.
Under Public Law No. 566,
Congress has authorized the gov
ernment to pay construction cost
for flood prevention, such as
dams and stream channel Im
provements as well as to fur
nish free planning and engineer
ing services. Local people are
expected to secure easements,
contract for work, and maintain
the completed project.
NOTICE!
4th of July Closing
IN ORDER THAT WE MAY GIVE VA-
CATFONS AND DO SOME NECESSARY
REMODELING AND REPAIRS, WE
WILL HE CLOSED FROM
July 1 thru July 6
YOUR COOPERATION WILL BE GREAT
LY APPRECIATED. THANKS.
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Charcoal BRIQUETS 69c
Plantation Pride 16 Oz. Jar
Sweet Mixed PICKLES 27c
Campbell’s 16 Oz. Cans
PORK and BEANS . . . . 2 for 29c
Kitchen Kaper Twin Pk.
POTATO CHIPS 39c
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AG 13 Oz.
WEINERS 39c
Irby's 3 Lbs.
SAUSAGE 89c
Texize L Gallon
BLEACH 33c
Golden Ripe BANANAS, lb. 10c
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