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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., August 15, 196&—17 ATTEND ELECTRIC CONGRESS— Laurens County representatives at the State J-H Electric Congress, left to right, are: Mrs. June Smoak, Duke Power Home Service Advisor; Eddie Brown, 4-H County Winner; Thad Reeves, Asst. County Agent; and Eileene Coleman, 4-H County winner. Electric Congress Held BY HkLKN CAMP I' xten.sein II'ime Economist 4 tie highlight of the year in the 4-H Electric Program was last week when county winners attended the annual 4-H Electric Congress held in Charleston. Our county was represented by Eileene Coleman, Eddie Brown, as county winners and Thad Heeve:, Assistant County Agent. This is Eileene’s sixth year in 4-li. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Coleman ofCross Hill. She serves as Secretary and Treasurer of the Cross Hill- M 'iiiitville Sr. 4-H Club this year. She will l)e a 10th grade student at Clinton High School this fall. Eddie Brown has been a mem ber of the County-Wide 4-11 Club for the past five years. He is the 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. [). Brown of Laurens. The meeting was held at the Francis Marion Hotel in Charles ton for two days of formal pro grams and sight seeing in the Charleston area. Monday afternoon 4-H’ers toured Charleston Air Force Base, the provost Base and Nun ley Museum. An evening banquet at the hotel featured as keynote speaker Allen C. Mustard of Columbia, Vice- President of the South Carolina Electric and Gas Company. A formal welcome was extended by Charleston Mayor Paine r Gail- liard. Touring continued Tuesday morning with a visit to the site of Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. Climaxing the session was an awards luncheon Tuesday when state and district winners in the Electric Program were an nounced. West Clinton MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Correspondent - Representative IMal 833-1806 Third Class Petty Officer Ste ven Jackson of U.S. Navy Oak Harbor, Washington, is visiting his mother Mrs. Sybil Jackson. Sgt. Joe Adams left Saturday for Montana after several days visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brazil and children of Columbia visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Windsor Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Edna Laney and child ren of Saluda spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Laney. Mrs. Inez Hendrix of Whitmire, Mrs. John Leopard of Newberry, Mrs. Ethel Cauble and Mrs. Bobby Wooten attended the funeral of Ansel Godfrey in Lau rens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Stroud and family visited Six Flags Over Georgia Saturday. Pam Stroud spent the week and Howard of Columbia came for the weekend to visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stroud. Mrs. Lorance Peace and child ren of Greenville spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hames. Mrs. Andy Hames spent Thurs day at the Heart Clinic at Charleston for a check up. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heaton and Jeannette attended the Smith re union in Anderson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Quinn and Fran and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Quinn Sr. and Ronnie Jr. visit ed in the mountains of North Carolina Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton and family visited Major and Mrs. Dan J eapheart, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cranford and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carson in Charleston Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fulmer and daughter Barbara Ann of Johnston visited Mrs. Fulmer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Julian Weisner and Jody of Great Falls and Mrs. Ethel Sheapard and Mrs. Thelma Livingston of Orangeburg were guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Adams during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bearden and children of Enoree spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bearden. Mrs. Ada Center and daugh ters, Miss Bessie Holtzclaw and Mrs. Vesta Mae Eubanks spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Heaton and children spent the weekend with Mrs. Bobbie Wells in Col umbus, Ga. HOMECOMING The Penicostal Holiness Church on Jackson Street will observe homecoming day Sunday, Aug. 18. The Rev. Roy Allen of Anderson, former pastor of the church, will be the guest speaker for the morning service. Special singing will be pre sented at the morning service. Dinner will be served on the church grounds after the morn ing service. The afternoon service, starting at 2:30 p.m., will be devoted to singing. The Rev. J. Furman Entrekin, pastor, invites every one to attend. REVIVAL SERVICE Revival service, are continu ing at Church of God of Pro phecy on Sloan Street. The Knightman’s Quartet will be there Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. Alice Kinard was honored with a surprise birthday dinner on August 4th, celebrating her 90th birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodelsterger of New berry, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Holtz claw and son Sammy, Mr. and Mrs. Jim my Kinard and son Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinard and son Chucky, Mrs. Claudia Nor ton, Mrs. Annie Mae Caughman, Mrs. Willie Mae Riley, Fay and Shnrty Arnold < J Clint' >n. BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES Tedford Ward will lie 12 years old August 19. Gene Floyd celebrates his birthday August 22. Billy Lloyd on August 27 will Ik? a years old. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wooten will celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary August 18. Want An Estate? There ere at laaat two way* to craata an aitato— by acrlmping ponny by panny ovar a partod of yaan or by taking out a Ufa inauranca policy. Tha first way takaa yaart ... tha aacond it almoat inatantanaoua. Craata an Immadiata aatata with Ufa Inaorancal REPRESENTATIVES SIDNEY HARTZOG—-833-2333 FRANK LYDA—833-1784 REPRESENTATIVES FRED BRAGG—833-1663 JACOBS BLDG.—833-0950 OLIN FURR—833-0066 Area Well-Represented At Liberty Tree' Night It was Clinton and Laurens County Night at The Liberty Tree on August 8 in the special series of County Nights for this drama of the Revolutionary War held nightly except Monday in the new amphitheater in the. Sesqui Cen tennial State Park* on Route 1 north of Columbia. Speaker for this special ses sion beginning at 8:15 was Lau rens County Representative Paul W. Culbertson. Invocation by Rev. E. W. Rogers. Presiding was 1- rank Harris, general manager of the Palmetto Outdoor Histori cal Drama Assn. Included m the list of dig- Horton Wins Deep-Sea Trip Mike Horton, grocery manager for the local Piggly Wiggly store, has won a deep-sea fishing trip out of Myrtle Beach. Horton won one of four prizes offered in a sales contest spon sored by Murray Biscuit Co. in South Carolina Piggly Wiggly stores. Horton will take his deep-sea fishing trips Sunday through Tuesday. Hartzog, Lyda Attend Convention S. G. Hartzog and G. F. Lyda, Clinton representatives for Pilot Life Insurance Co., have quali fied for the company’s 1968Com bination Division Convention which will be held at the Chal- fonte-Haddon Hall Hotel in At lantic City. Qualification for the convention was based on out standing sales and service to policyowners during the past 15 months. More than 500 Pilot represen tatives and their wives from North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Geogia will attend the convention, along with offi cials from Pilot’s home office in Greensboro, N.C. Truck Registration Up WASHINGTON—Truck registrations totaled 15.- 358,952 in 1967. An addi tional 834.666 trucks were owned by federal, state and local governments, exclud ing military vehicles. nitaries recognized were Mayor and Mrs. B. Noland Suddeth and ether mayors in the county; Re presentative Davis S. Tayler, Laurens; Congressman Robert T. Ashmore, Greenville.Special re cognition was given Mrs. Sarah D. Deloach, Laurens, county chairman for the association, for her support and assistance the past several years and for her part in promoting the County N ight. Also recognized was Misslnez Tucker and the group from Thornwell special guests of the association; George Reid, chair man of the Tourist Committee of the Clinton Chamber of Com merce and Mrs. Reid; and the several hundred Laurens County residents on?sent. Representative Culliertson gave the highlights "f the early history of Laurens County with special mention of the part played in the Revolutionary War, the Battle f Musgrove Mills and of “Horseshoe” Robertson. Of nat ional fame the fact that Andrew Johnson once had a tailor shop in Laurens and Ann Pamela Cunn ingham, Rosemont Plantation, was responsible for the Mt. Ver non National Shrine. Representa tive Culbertson stated that today the county was noted for its in stitutions and as an industrial center. STOP THAT ITCH! IN JUST 15 MINUT1S. If a«t jrour Me back at aaj druf caaatar. Apply qalck-drytaf rrcfc-ME-NOT day or aickt for oc- MOta. in*act bit**, too Itck, otkar aar- fac# rank**. Aaaatkatlc actio a qaiat* itekin* ia aaiautaa. Aatiaaptic actioa kilt* a Min* to *p*#d boallnf. NOW * l Yminr’s Pharmacy. THANK YOU Clinton Voters GEORGE BAGWELL Alderman Ward 5 Under New Management New Atlantic Station On Hwy. 56 And Interstate 26. Osborne Atlantic Station ROY OSBORNE, Manager OPEN 7 A.M.-CLOSE 10 P.M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK v-. V J\W! 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