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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Oct. 30, 1969—3-A
I. R. Heatherly
LANCASTER - Jesse Richard
Heatherly, 88, of Route 7, Lan
caster, died Monday. He was the
father of Leo Heatherly of
Clinton.
Other survivors include his
wife, two daughters, another son.
J. H. McNinch
John Hill McNinch, 80, of Rt.
1, Clinton, died Friday.
A native of Laurens County,
son of the late Alfred and Sue
Hill McNinch, he was a retired
textile worker and a member of
Holly Grove Baptist Church.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at Cauthen Fun
eral Home with burial in West
Side Cemetery.
* * *
L. D. Watson
WOODRUFF - Lawrence D.
Watson, 43, formerly ofWood-
ruff, died Sunday in St. Peters
burg, Fla. He was a brother of
Walter Watson of Clinton.
Other survivors include his
wife, two daughters, another
brother, three sisters.
* * *
Mrs. Raines
LANDRUM-Mrs. Zenia David
son Candler Raines, 74, of Rt. 1,
Landrum, died Thursday, Oct. 23.
She was the mother of Mrs. Fred
Cason of Clinton.
Other survivors include tier
husband, another daughter, a son,
two step-daughters, two bro
thers, four sisters, 22 grand
children and 14 great-grandchild
ren.
Funeral services were conduc
ted Saturday at Greer Church of
God with burial in GracelandCe
metery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Nancy Bolt McNinch; three sons,
John A. McNinch of Clinton, Wil
liam H. McNinch of Laurens and
Frank A. McNinch of Rock Hill;
two daughters, Mrs. Betty Price
of Clinton and Miss Sara Mc
Ninch of the home; 14 grandchild
ren; and seven great-grand
children.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at Holly Gove Bap
tist Church. Burial was in For
est Lawn Cemetery.
* * *
Stephens Infant
Gregory Eugene Stephens,
three-month-old son of Cpl.
Alonzo Stephens and Mrs. Mary
Lnu Stephens, died Wednesday,
Oct. 22.
Also surviving are his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Stephens Sr. of Prosperity and
Mrs. Sweetie Bell Williams of
Clinton.
Funeral service were con
ducted Sunday at Thompson Mort
uary. Burial was in New Bethel
Church cemetery.
* * *
Mrs. Fergerson
Mrs. Gilliam
Mrs. Myrtle Nix Gilliam, 58,
wife of Leonard Gilliam, of 119
North LivingstonStreet,diedSat-
urday.
Funeral services were con
ducted Monday at ElizaliethStreet
Church of God with burial in
Rosemont Cemetery.
A native of Spartanburg, Mrs.
Gilliam had lived in Clinton for
42 years. She was a daughter of
th« late Amos and Lula Mayfield
Nix. She was a former employe
of Clinton Mills and was a mem
ber of Elizabeth Street Church
of God.
GREAT FALLS - Mrs. Mae
Harrison Fergerson, 79, died in
Columbia Sunday. She was the
mother of Mrs. R. C. Adair of
Clinton.
Other survivors include six
sons, three other daughters, 29
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at Mt. Dearborn
Methodist Church with burial in
Ebenezer Methodist Church Ce
metery.
♦ * *
I. R. Armstrong
Survivors include two daugh
ters, Mrs. T. W. Simpson of
Sanford, N. C. and Mrs. Sue
Dunnaway of Alaska; a foster
daughter, Mrs. Lois Callhanback
of Clinton; two sons, J. B. Gill
iam of Washington, D. C., and
Franklin Gilliam of Joanna; three
sisters, Mrs. Lela Eustace and
Mrs. Lizzie Osborne of Clinton
and Mrs. Minnie Burnett of Jo
anna; and seven grandchildren.
LAURENS - Mames Robert
Armstrong, 86, of Route 3, Lau
rens, died Saturday. He was the
father of Mrs. James H. Watts
of Clinton.
Other survivors include his
wife, three sons, three other
daughters, two stepsons, three
stepdaughters, 23 grandchildren
and 22 great-grandchildren.
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MOUNTVILLE - Walter
Fowler, 90, died Sunday.
He was a son of the late Ranee
and Lucressie Fowler and was
born in Laurens County. He was
a member of New Hope A ME
Church, where he formerly
served as trustee several years.
Surviving are five daughters,
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la Barksdale and Miss Dera Fow
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burg; and nine grandchildren and
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ducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at New
Hope AMF Church. Burial will lx 5
in the church cemetery.
* * *
Mrs. Copeland
Mrs. Gertrude Chandler Cope
land of 304 Cedar St., widow of
James Clarence Copeland, died
Tuesday.
A native of Laurens County,
daughter of the late Elbert La
fayette and Margaret KingChand-
ler, she was a member of First
Baptist Church.
She was the last surviving
member of her immediate family.
Funeral services were con
ducted Wednesday at Gray l un-
eral Home. Burial was in Rose
mont Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
charity.
Newcomers
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Halloween
Spooks, goblins and witches
were out Friday night when the
Newcomers Club held its Hallo
ween masquerade party at the
Camp Fire Hut.
Pictures and movies were
taken of the following: Tiny Tim
James and Flapper Glenda An
derson; Cowgirl Vivian and Cow
boy Boyce Cockman; Clown Joyce
and Sexy Woman Paul Nye -
visitors; Count Dracula Jack and
Dracula’s wife Willie Harrill;
Little Girl Helen and Hippie Ma
son Noel; Indian Mary and Pi
rate Dave Wood - visitors from
Laurens; Captain Clean Curtis
and Dirty Mess Linda Wallace;
Santa Claus Charles and Phyllis
Diller Myrtle Wesson; Hippies
Flo and BillCherry;GrannyCar-
ron and Superman Jim Waller;
Man Doris and Minstrel Man
John McBride - visitors. Dressed
as themselves were Mary and
John Sutherland and Bill and
Cynthia Marrow.
Carron Waller led the group on
a scavenger hunt through the
neighborhood. After the hunt, ev
eryone enjoyed snacks and as
sorted dips. The table was dec
orated with an orange and black
cloth. A jack-o-lantern flanked
by paper pumpkins and witches
served as centerpiece while a
goblin, bats and ghosts hoovered
above the table.
Paul Nye won first place for
men’s costume and Glenda An
derson won first place for wo
men’s costume.
Bill Cherry, who is compiling
a movie file of the Newcomers
activities, showed movies of the
Newcomers installation of offi
cers which was held in August.
After refreshments, Cow
girl and Cowboy Cockman ledthe
group in hilarious rounds of
square dancing where everyone
was able to show their coordi
nation talents or lack of.
Meanest man in town is
the fellow who sends pea
nut brittle to friends with
new dentures.
* * *
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