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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C^ November 21; 196&—7
CLINTEX CHARTER-D. H. Rob
erts, vice-president of manufactur
ing, Clinton Mills Corp., presents the
Junior Achievement charter for Clin-
tex Corporation, sponsored by Clin
ton Mills. Receiving the charter are
Bill Alexander, president of the
young corporation, and Jan Frick of
Thornwell, treasurer. Other officers
of the Junior Achievement organiza
tion are Ernestine Brown, secretary;
Ricky Rogers, vice-president, manu
facturing and Edward Brown vice-
president. sales.
Rev. Merchant
The Rev. James Ernest Mer
chant, former pastor of Broad
Street Methodist Church in Clin
ton, died Sunday afternoon at
his home at 6 Westminister
Drive, Greenville. He was 72
years old.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at Buncombe
Street Methodist Church with bu
rial in Woodlawn Memorial Park.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Lautrelle Gatlin Merchant;
a son, the Rev. James A. Mer
chant, pastor of St. Paul Metho
dist Church in Orangeburg; and
two grandchildren.
Mrs. Scogins
Funeral services were held
Thursday, Nov. 14, for Mrs. Mary
Bell Kincaid Scogins who died
Tuesday in Colbert, Ga. Ser
vices were held at Colbert Metho
dist Church with burial in the
Colbert cemetery.
She was the mother of W. T.
Scogins of Clinton. Other sur
vivors include two other sons
and a daughter.
J. J. Bailey
TORRCO MAKES S A L E S — The
Torrco Junior Achievement Corpora
tion, sponsored by The Torrington
Co., made its first sales this week to
Richard V. Bodmer, plant manager of
the sponsoring company, and Clinton
Mayor Harry Layton. The company
produces Christmas candles, which it
sells for $1.25 each, and Christmas
bows, at $1 per package. Bodmer
presented the Junior Achievement
Corporation with its charter Monday
night. Shown above are Forrest Adair,
Torrco vice-president in charge of
manufacturing; Bodmer and Layton;
and Susan Undari, production manag
er. Other officers are President Chris
Adair; Torrence Shealy, vice-presi
dent in charge of sales; Secretary Ve-
ronna Gilliam; and Treasurer James
Richey.— (Photo by Jerry Holland)
LAURENS - Funeral services
were held Saturday for J. Jemme
Bailey, 80, of Route 2, Clinton,
who died last Thursday. Services
were conducted at the Clinton
Church of God with burial in
Calvary Cemetery.
A native of Maidson County,
N.C., he lived in Laurens County
since 1905. He was a retired
farmer and textile employe.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Lena Hagan Bailey; three
daughters, Mrs. Fred (Irene)
Williams of Laurens, Mrs. Car-
son (Marjorie) Ervin and Mrs.
Jim (Bettie) Sulphin of Detroit,
Mich.; four sons, Dewey B. Bai
ley of Laurens, J. R. Bailey of
Gray Court, K. G. Bailey of
Chesterfield, Ind., and William
J. Bailey of Clinton; a sister,
Mrs. Willard (Lizzie) Sellers
of Laurens; 31 grandchildren and
17 great-grandchildren.
PRUNING MAY COST - Ac
cording to some of the research
people early pruning of peaches
may remove carbohydrates.
Pruning early in the fall removes
the stored material and the tree
is in a weakened condition for the
winter. No pruning should be done
to peach trees until after sev
eral hard freezes or until about
Christmas.
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SCOUT LEADERS—Officers of Lau
rens District, Boy Scouts of America,
were installed Monday night at the
annual district banquet in the Pres
byterian College dining hall. They
are, left to right, John Renfro, vice-
chaiiman; Claude Crocker, chair
man ; and Sam Williams, district
commissioner. Crocker suceeds Don
Creighton. — (Photo by Jerry Hol
land)
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Mrs. Stuckey
Mrs, Annie Blakely Stuckey,
79, died last Thursday in a Wil
liamsburg County hospital
A native of Clinton, she was
a daughter of the late Wilson and
Sally Simpson Blakeley. She was
educated at Chicora College and
Presbyterian College and taught
school in Georgia andSouth Caro
lina for many years. She was the
widow of Cleon W. Stuckey.
Mrs. Stuckey was the sister of
Mrs. C. P. Robinson of Silver
Springs, Md., and formerly of
CTinLn and was tho aunt of Mrs.
L. S. Lockett of Clinton.
Other survivors include five
daughters, two sons and another
sister.
Funeral services were con
ducted Saturday in Indiantown
Presbyterian Church.
HOSPITAL
NEWS
Patients currently at Bailey
Memorial Hospital from Clinton
are Donna Simmons, Susan
Payne, Hattie Bonds, Fssie At
kins, Fdwina Blackburn, Lula
Kingsborough, Evelyn Stevenson,
Furena Byrd, Blanche Workman,
Minnie Young, Sherman Black-
well, Walter Heaton, Fva Fergu
son, Willie Chaney, Dorothy Law-
son, Patricia Burton, Mattie
Lankford, Elise Dawson, Carol
Copeland, Daisy Gastley, David
Anderson, George Gossett, Jim
Henry, Charles Giles, Roger An
derson, Oscar Hill, Betty Law-
son, Clarence Stinnett, R. D.
Calhoun, Myrtle Wallenzine, Ed
ward King, Ola Owens, Harley
Barnes, Mamie Jeter, Shelby Sat
terfield, Reece Phillips, Theo
dore Blakely, Tina Beeks, Le
roy Madden, Monte Davis, Bettie
Nickols, John Smith, Henry Law-
son, David Webb, Davis Pitts,
and Lawrence Herring.
Patients from Joanna are Ber
tha Smith, Lewie Prater, Hattie
Byars, Dorothy Abrams, and Ke
vin Epting.
Patients from Kinards are
Shirley Taylor, and Daisy Ki-
nard.
Patients from Laurens are Sal-
lie Mitchell, Sarah lusti, Minnie
Lee McCarson, andCorrineCun
ningham.
Patient in Hapeville, Ga.
is Jonrd Moblry.
Lewis Cannon
Lewis Cannon, 40, of Route 2,
Clinton died Tuesday at a Lau
rens hospital. F uneral services
were conducted Sunday at Flint
Hill Baptist Church with burial
in the church cemetery.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Cannon Sr. of Clinton, he also is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Mat-
tie Franklin Cannon; two sons,
Sammy Lewis and Melvin Cannon
of the home; a daughter, Miss
Linda Cannon of Clinton; three
sisters, Mrs. Thomasina Brox-
ter of Newport News, Va., Mrs.
Ida Mae Price and Mrs. Donzella
Williams of Clinton, and two bro
thers, Edward Cannon of Clinton
and James L. Cannon of Balti
more, Md.
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