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g—THE ^CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. December 19, 1968 B. M. RoseboFOUCfh
James Fair
Funeral services for James
Fair, 43, whodiedSaturday, were
conducted Wednesday at Mt. Zion
AME Church, Joanna. Burial with
military rites was in the church
cemetery.
He was a native of Laurens
County, a son of Mrs. Lizzie
Fair of Clinton. Fe was a vet
eran of World War II and was
a member of Mt Zion AME
Church.
Surviving also are his wife,
Mrs. Mary Fair of Clinton, a
daughter, Mrs. Lillie Jean Fer
guson of Clinton, a sister, Mrs.
Mattie Ford of Clinton; and a
brother, Roosevelt Fair of Clin
ton.
B. F. Johnson
GREENWOOD - Ben F. Johnson
Sr., 71, father of Mrs. 0. L.
(Ruth.) Thornton of Clinton, died
Thursday morning at his home at
157 Rose St.
Funeral services were con
ducted Saturday at South Green
wood Pentecostal 1’oliness
Church with burial in Greenwood
Memorial Gardens.
Other survivors include three
other daughters, sue sons, two
sisters, a brother, 18 grandchild
ren and four great-grand-child
ren.
V. L Holley
JOANNA - Virgil L. Holley,
85, of 527 Browning Ave., died
early Thursday in a Columbia
hospital.
1 e was a native of Kershaw
County, but lived in Joanna for
32 years. He was a retired
employe of Joanna Mills and a
member of the Old Timers Club,
a life-time member of Masonic
Lodge 355 AFM, and a mem
ber of Joanna First Baptist
Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ruby Stevens Holley; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Tecola Holley Rivers
of Fartsville, and Mrs. Pope
(Mary) Johnson of Clinton, three
sons, James Henry 1 olley of
Tampa, Fla., Thomas E. Holley
of Joanna and Charles L 1 ol
ley of Greenville, 10 grandchild
ren and eight great-grandchild
ren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Saturday in Epworth
Methodist Church. Burial was in
Rosemont Cemetery, Clinton,
with Masonic rites.
W. L. Fuller
W. F. Fuller, 66, of Rome, Ga.,
died Thursday morning in a Rome
hospital
He was a son of Mrs. Mary
Nelson Fuller of Clinton and the
late J. Winton Fuller.
Survivors include his wife, two
sons, a stepdaughter, three half-
brothers, Bud and Home Fuller
of Clinton and Luther Fuller of
Greenwood; four half-sisters,
Mrs. Frances Roach and Mrs.
Lois Pos of Clinton, Mrs. ' enry
Lee of Laurens and Mrs. Lizzie
Richey of Denver, N.C.
Funeral services were held
Fftday at Arcadia Freewill Bap-
tfet Church. Burial was la Green
lawn Memorial Gardens.
Blair Jacobs
Funeral services were held
Sunday for Blair Jacobs, 80, who
died Monday, Dec. 9, in Greens
boro, N.C.
Services were conducted at
Vaugnville Baptist Church with
burial in the church cemetery.
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs. Frankie Ferbin of Ninety
Six and Mrs. Geneva Cureton of
Clark Hill; four brothers, Henry
and Eddie Lindsey of Philadel
phia, Pa., Andrew Lindsey of
Greensboro and Oscar Lindsey of
Cross Fill.
Mrs. Kiser
GAFFNEY - Mrs. Sadie Bal
lard Kiser, 45, mother of Pres
byterian College basketball
player Jim Kiser, was killed
Wednesday, Dec. 11, in a two-car
collision about four miles south
of Gaffney on Highway 150.
Mrs. Kiser was killed instant
ly around 3 30 p.m. when her car
collided almost head-on with
another car in the Goucher com
munity.
She was a teacher at Goucher
Elementary School.
Other survivors include her
husband, two daughters, two sis
ters, and a grandchild.
Mrs. Lon©
Mrs. Alice Goodwin Lane, wife
of Raymond N. Lane of Chesnut
SL, Ext., died Friday afternoon
in a local hospital.
She was a native of Union, a
daughter of Mrs. Alice McC Un
lock Goodwin of Ora and the late
Evins A. Goodwin. She had lived
. in Clinton for su months. She
was a graduate of Furman Uni
versity where she. was a mem
ber of the Furman Singers. She
taught school in Barnwell, Union
Chesnee and Clinton and was a|
member of the First Presbyter
ian Church.
Surviving also are two sons,)
John Bayard and Raymond Nei
Lane Jr., of the home, a sis
ter, Mrs. Harry (Sara Jane)l
Young of Whitmire, and a bro-J
ther, Evins A. Goodwin Jr. of
Mullins.
Funeral services were con-|
ducted Sunday at the First Pres-|
byte nan Church.
Burial was in Oldfield Ceme-|
tery, Ora.
Mrs. Dawson
Funeral services were held Funeral services were hel.
Friday at Shuford-Hatcher Fun- Thursday, Dec. 12, for Mrs. LE.
eral Home with burial in Fred- Dawson, who died Sunday, Dec.
erick Memorial Gardens. 8.
M. O. D©Loach
GREENWOOD - Mark Otis De-
Loach, 65, brother of Mrs. Lillian
Fuller of Clinton, died Sunday
afternoon in a Greenwood hospi
tal.
Other survivors include three
other sisters, and a brother.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at Harley Funeral
Home with burial in Berea Bap
tist Church cemetery.
J. H. Thomas
John Henry Thomas, 57, died
Dec. 8 at a Fountain Inn nurs
ing home.
Services were conducted at
Friendship AME Church wit
burial in the church cemetery.)
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs. Ada Williams of the home|
and Mrs. Margaret Freeman
Philadelphia, Pa.; three bro-|
thers, Robert Holmes of Ander
son, Harrison Holmes of Stl
Louis, Mo., and Arthur Holme*
of Clem son.
He was a native of Newberry
County, a son of the late John
Henry and Susie Chapman Thom
as. He was a member of SL
Pul AME Church of Pomaria/'
and a retired farmer.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Vera Thomas; eight children; a
sister, Mrs. Bessie Miller of
Clinton; and two brothers, Mel
vin and Eugene Thomas of
Bayone, N.J.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at SL Paul AME
Church, Pomaria. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
CAMDEN - Boykin M. Rose-
borough, 61, brother of John M.
Roseborough of Clinton, died at
his home Sunday. He was co
owner and operator of a jewelry
store in Camden.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning at Kornegay
Funeral Home with burial in Qua
ker Cemetery.
Other survivors include his
wife, a son, a daughter, two sis
ters and two other brothers.
HOSPITAL
Patients currently in Bailey
Memorial Hospital from Clinton
are Leanna Holland, Algie Grif
fin, Judy Geddie, Minnie Young,
Juliette Sheely, Theodore Blake
ly, Trotti Holland, Maude Co
vin, Henry Lawson, Aline Lan-
ford, Addie Coleman, Baby Girl
Sineath, Baby Girl Beaty, Baby
Boy Franklin, Joe Caughman, Ro
ger Hunter, Eurena Byrd, Mat-
tie Lankford, Rosa Marchbank,
Dorothy Lawson, Essie Atkins,
Eva Ferguson, Betty Sineath, E-
lizabeth Beaty, Vernisha Young,
Grace Rouse, Sue Gregory, Mar
tha Harris, Loretta Bailey, Icie
Cooper, Norma Parrish, Faye
McClain, Gertrude Copeland,
Florrie Burdette, Rosa Vance,
Willie Simpson, and Ruth May-
field.
Patients from Joanna are
Mary Bodie, Betty Headrick, and
Lewie Prater.
Patient from Kinards is Daisy
Kinard.
Patients from Mountville are
Eva Leamon and Baby Boy Mc
Gowan.
Patient from Cross Hill is
Tillman Morse.
Patients from Enoree are Baby
Girl Hair, and Terry Lee Murphy.
Patients from Gray Court are
Baby Girl Trammel, and Nellie
Trammel
Mrs. Simmons
Mrs. Estelle Taylor Simmons,I
70, wife of the late Williaml
H. Simmons, died at her homef
at 1 a.m. Saturday after severs
years of declining health.
She was a member of Fait
Baptist Church, and was
daughter of the late Euel andl
Maggie Taylor.
Clinton High
Highlights
BY LINWOOD COX
Those longawaintedChristmas
holidays have finally reached the
halls of CHS. Everywhere you
look, there are symbols of
Christmas. The Student Council
has been busy collecting food
items for the Christmas baskets,
while the Girls Athletic Club
has been busy collecting bags of
clothes.
The homeroom doors were all
beautifully decorated for the
Christmas season, but on Wed
nesday these decorations were
taken down as we attended our
last school day for the year. The
winning doors were as follows:
Mrs. Ninestein, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs.
Hunter, Mrs. Galloway, andMiss
Reid.
This week has also been a party
and present week at CHS. Clubs
and classes have presented
Christmas programs, and on
Wednesday the CHS Chorus pre
sented a Christmas Cantata.
The CHS'ers were very excited
about getting out for the holi
days, but it will only be a few
short weeks until we will again
be roaming the halls of CHS.
Only a few days after we return,
examinations will begin and re
port cards will be issued before
the new semester begins. This
will end the days of‘partying and
begin the days of studying, es
pecially for us seniors.
Patients from Union are Baby
Boy Wofford and Joyce W of fori
Patient from Laurens is James
Little.
Patient from Whitmire is Mary
Glenn.
Patient from Cross Anchor is
Nora Watson.
Patient from Ora is Bessie
Byrd.
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