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The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 18

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The Index-Journali
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Greenwood, South Carolina
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C. S. Cct. 3, V. r.Icn In Uniform it 4.

Ik Lie RC2ZXT CROWE EVERETT EUTLDt USS BORDELON, at sea -Commissaryman Second Class -EIXOU, Miss. Second Lieutenant Robert N. Crowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Crowe of Rt 2. Hodees. S. C.

Everette Butler, USN, 25, son of has been graduated at Keesler J1IOD 4 Vayj ROSES At -x5 Mr. and Mrs. M.L Butler of Rt 1, Ninety Six, S.C, and husband of Mrs. Eleanor M. Butler of 718 E.

Cambridge St, Greenwood, is serving aboard the destroyer USS Bordelon operating in the North Atlantic in support Soldier Of Month 'J .,7 Ml I zrx of Operation Silver Tower. n. 3 Wl. jF At a. from the trahung coune for U.

S. Air Force air traffic controllers. Lieutenant Crowe, who learned to direct air traffic control and communications operations, 'is being assigned to Vance AFB, for duty with the Air Force Communications Service. i The. lieutenant, a graduate of Greenwood (S.

High School, attended the University of Maryland and Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kan.1 He earned his B. G. S. degree from the Municipal University of Omaha (Neb.) and received his commission in 1SCS upon completion of Officer Training School y. His wife, Nora, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. of Rt 2, Hodges, S. PAUL BOWIE Towo LAY-AWAY PFC (JErZ) David H.

Roberts was awarded recognition as Soldier of the Month for the 547th M. P. Platoon, U. Army Reserve' Greenwood, at ceremonies following drill recently. Roberts was cited for his exceptional soldierly quel ities which he constantly demonstrated, for constantly exhibiting a high degree of miU-tary knowledge and military bearing during all phases of training His proficiently, leadership qualities, and pro fessionaljsm tan duties earned him-, recognition, as Soldier, of the Month.

Roberts is employed in the Pro auction Planning department of.Abney -CHARLES HOIXOWAY SITS: ,1,. -J (, MyeyMlMkanarewedr Operation Silver Tower is a large scale NATO maritime exercise with more than 100 ships from nine nations participating. Purpose of Silver Tower is to exercise NATO and national forces In their defense tasks on both sides of the Atlantic CECXGE KOENIG in USS CONSTELLATION at sea Aviation Boatswain's Mate Airman George H. Koenig II USN, 21 son of Mrs. R.

P. Snel-ling of Rt 4, Greenwood, S.C., is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Constellation. The San Diego-based carrier Is engaged in her third series of operations off the coast of North Vietnam. During her second cruise "on the at Yankee Station, Sllots from the Constellation ew air strikes against enemy supply lines in North Vietnam. SAN DIEGO Seaman Apprentice Paul R.

Bowie, USN, O. World Supreme Quality" A perfect gift for Christmas Layaway Now Whlla They Lost Rtj. 124.95 S.C. i SerMMt Charles W. Holloway, son of Mrs.

Mattie M. Coode of 1827 20, soq of Mr. and Mrs." William C. Bowie of Rt 1, Ware Shoals, S.C, has been graduated from pranswics: orive, Columbia. nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training 5.C, has arrived for duty at Sergeant Hollowav.

ia KmI mrm. center here. lt In the first weeks of his naval service he studied military sub cialist, is assigned to a unit of we iacucai Air command. jects and lived and worked He Dreviouslv eened I Over 300 trucks were destroyed or damaged in day and night ROSES LOW PRICE under conditions similar to those Thailand. he will encounter on his first raws ana over carpi were crippled or sunk In the water ship or at his first shore station.

nt is a craduate of O7 The ser dgewooc In making the transition from High School, Ninety civilian life to Naval service, he My cheeke nova as I Burstl MynwithmevHulaatl Six. S.C received instruction under vet ways north of the Demilitarized Zone. The pilots also destroyed a 15-mile Jong petroleum pipeline. With the pipeline inoperable the enemy was forced to transport the petroleum over eran Navy petty officers. He His wife.

Bettv. u' thl daughter of and Mrs: Fur- studied seamanship, as welt as survival techniques, military RADIO RED babts HtimRyi Fasclnatini look-alive doll futures rullatic chewing and faedlns actlonl Magic milk, water bottiasl Pteatfc seoee enltoethlna rtnal 17JTtan. nwa inompson or Rt 2, Ninety Six. Wife arm ana otner subjects. bombed out roads and bridges.

6 DURABLE STEEL Red Enamel Finish O. Other 5ixes" Also Iri Stock STEPHEN STOWE U.S. AIR FORCE ACAnrnuiv Courthouse Records Large Size 14- Colo. Cadet Steohen Sfmm' son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard W. Stowe. Rt 1 Hilda Park. Rmnn. 1 ROSES LOW PRICE (Sept 21 Oree-ft Sept i PROPERTY TRANSFERS and Korma loan Bryant, lot in Ware Shoals, $3,200.

wood, S.C., is one of more than 700 cadets Who hava tmtmt i 'a W. D. Tinsley, executor of esH John E. Bryant and Norma their senior year at the U.S. Air Force Academy, it ute ot Mrs.

Uzae a. McKeuar, Joan Bryant to Gary Buice to Mrs. Alice Scott Beaudrot, lot ana Miiarea a. Buice, lot Ware Shoals, 88.500. As he beean his fourth on Watson Court.

$5,500. the academy, Cadet Stowe was 1 ROSES LOW Nell Rasor. Mary R. Aenew William McCombs to F.I Rickenbaker and Lula Creswell named and Rum A. Rasor to B.

to the Rickenbaker, L25 acres on Luker, 2X38 acres along Dunn's McCormick highway. $3,000. i Deaa'a List for his outstanding academic achievement He i'wd the Mrs. Miriam, E. Dudley and w.

iinsiey, executor or of Mrs. Lttzie H. McKellar, John B. Dudley to Town and to Dan Byers Construction Co, Country Real Estate. lot in 3.8 acres on Cokesbuiy granted spe Ninety Six, 82.500 and assump cial prtvilezes Street, 115200.

tion or mortgage. and wear a sil Fred J. Wadford Jr. and ver star m- Margaret May T. Wadford, to W.

W. Fouche Jr. to Mary Ellen S. Fouche, lot in Timber-lake, 85 and assumption of mort f-l i Foy L. Chiles 48.51 acres in ngnia' recognizing the accorded Callison section.

S17.500. i. D. weiborn to T. J.

Aiken. i Ueal Far Whole Separate deeds to Greenwood Commissioners of Public Works him bv the tot in Ninety Six, 81.500. VsJi 3 Femily G. D. Bell.

Gladys Park Es- POOL I- I. telle and. Hunter Park to East Highlands 68 acres in Cam- acaoemyaean. The cadet whl serW during the fall term as a flight commander with the rank of cadet captain. He was aelectal far th bridxe section.

$1060. TABLES Albert Robinson to East High position, because of his demm- lands quitclaim deed to acres In Scott Robinson' tract, 85 strated leadership abilities end eiiecDveness ratinM. r. TUFF DOY -6 for sewer line right-of-way from Guy T. E.

Stephenson, Don Childs, Lonnie McManus Jr. end W. T. McAllister, II each. Campbell Construction to Donald Lewis Henderson and Bonnie Wade Henderson, tot la Clendale Eclats, $1359.

William Lee Witt Jr. to William Lee Witt Sr, lot in Brook-aide, SS, love and affection. Jones It Culbertaon to Bobby M. Allen, lot in Pinehunt, 8400 and assumption of mortgage. Bobby M.

Allen to John T. E. and wemlses. av Robert H. Stockman to Frank Durinj the past summer, Cadet Stowe was amon nmr.

Sixes Partiow and Johnnie Mae Part-tow, tot on Watson Court. $1,200. classmen who served as senior staff officers for the rimmiu Abney Mills to Duke Power 2lMx40" Reg. 25.9S oastc training program for co rignt-or-way, 81. I I memoers of the ecademv'i in Shirley H.

Southerland to Raiph L. nottscuw and Jan tfaC3, I 1 Brooks, lot in Pineharst. KCS.81 and assumption of Holtzclaw, lot on Abbott Street, $9180. coming freshman class. He was chosen for the special duty because of his leadership and teaching abilities.

The training is designed to prepare basic cadets for entry into the cadet Motorized Battery Operated ,0 Forward Reversed Starring 'O TrocICith'Cran 1" 7 Tractor with- with Flat Bed XJEI' Tractor with weight trap Tractor with Snoke Fence I i. i 4 a. Regular $12.99 i Rag, 35.95 mortgage, i Austin x. KcEaattey. probate Judge, to Lawrence Haulbrook.

Chester Johnson "to William Chester Watts and Jode Mae right, title and one-half interest wing. Watts, one acre at Goosey, 85, of Mary Evelyn Haulbrook in lot The cadet also narticiMted fai love ana anecuon. on East Grendel Street, and assumption of mortgage, court Reg. 45.9? Chester Johnson to Doroh Watts and Amis Watts, we acre decree in case of Lawrence the three-week academy "Third Lieutenant' program, He observed applied Air Force operations and gained practical experience while performinc Air Haulbrook as estate adminis at. Goosey, xs, love ana ai- foci ion, i.

trator. Wilbur S. Smith to Duka Pow M. W. Davis to Evelyn R.

Da orce junior onicer amy. er Co, right-of-way, JIJMO. urcet rowe win com vis, right, title and interest hi tot on Blyth Road, $5, love and af Austin R. McEIhaney. probate missioned a second lieutenant ROSES LOW PRICE WILL LAYAWAY ANY DOLL OR WHEEL TOY AT ROSES Judge and ex-offido master, to fection, i and recieve his B.S.

dezree unon Mrs. J. Lomas to Jerry IP William A. Moore, lot near dty.l 83,79, high bid in cast of Mo-' graauaoon irom tne academy. Davis, tot on West Creswell Ave Ho is a 1965 graduate of Greenwood High School, where 1 nue, 813.050.

i- BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS tual Savings and Loan dation against Joe J. Arnold, George' BaDentme and North Town and Country Real Es ne was a member of the Na. tate to' Mrs. Miriam E. Dodley oonai Honor Society.

American Acceptance Corp. and John B. Dudley, tot in Emerald Place, $396.04 and i Alvin D. Manley to'Royce Leopard and Ruth P. Leopard, 1.85 acres near Hodges, 85, love i- TED LONG Long, manasep of Green assumption of mortgage, Town and Country Real Es and i wood Rental Agency, was cited tate to W.

M. Creswell lot in Emerald Place, $8,293.71 and A. R. Drummond to John W. touowmg a recent M7tn M.

P. Platoon drill for meritorious Burns and Peggy M. Burris, lot I assumption of mortgage. service. in Greenwood Shores.

8500. tlermaa Cobb to -Marvin R. MARRIAGE LICENSES Long has completed his six- etttplsshlng bsbydoll Kenneth Claphan and Boatwrigbt, tot on Laurens hlgh- year obligation in the U.S. Ann Sherryl D. i Henning, both of Reserves.

During his tour he has wty, 85 and assumption of mort- Greenwood, served as squad leader in the Anna Brown to Bertha Cl David Larry Nlckles and San 547th M. P. Platoon. I Tipton, one-half interest in two dra Louise Brown, both of -He nas ffisonguisbed himself Hodges. lost on Keiiler Drive, 83, love as an outstanding soldier and is Barrett Nadeu Bonero.

ana anecoon. Floris Courser, EfGe Thur- a credit to tne UJS. Army," says Lt Hugh Gray, commanding Greenwooa, ana Lillian Earline Smith. AbbevUle. oxueer.

Tnrad, JElizabetlu C. William, O. and J. T. Coursey io Anna Brown and Bertha C.

Hugh D. Bradberry. Green Long was one of the first men Complete wTm towel tany robe rime wood, and Gladys M. Henry, to ne appointed as acting ser ureenvuie. TV ton, right, title and Interest geant in tne unit Karl T.

Oorley and Victoria la two lots on Keisler Drive, S3 CJs eO C. l.t Ann Hawkins, both of Green an otner consueraoona. i ay H. CoviL and na W. I taiwtJaif.faeaat,aiJtoavaLiatiVo'mTari to Paul E.

Walters -and Donald Richard Henderson. VUNG TAU. Vietnam Armv Of and Linda Gail Aey J. Walters. 133 acres on Private First Class David P.

Rowe, Ninety Six. I Abbeville highway, $3,000. FWt llak Io4 CtVaJ Htfwrla; Coclief Cmou! if ff Fretaria; Isxa; Gaad WIS wiU a sett 4 i FAST A EAST: Bakse 4 to 18 one pea fctia, another coda, Jt-adJ-wir mlxw, Ourts, 23, whose parents, lit. oar koss jr. ana can Gil and Mrs.

Wallace OuzbL and I 'JoraM-CastiebenytoMrs. M. Willis, tot on Florida christ both of Greenwood. wLe Linda, live on Rt 1, Ninety William Felton Roper HL ROSXS LOW PRICE rue. GV iix, s.u, wu assigned as a radio mechanic in the 2Ud bby M.

Allen to Jack Laurens, and Elizabeth Ann .1 Owens, Grey Ceert Ware SAftj Ne ve door to rrea. Ne3 bnxMn. BothUliiaqa i ooliaf chambem AvktJon Battalion" war Vurz r- 7y Bobby James Campbell, Nine I and assumption Tau, Vietnim, Sept 5. ty Six, and Gloria Louise rr." Booier, Greenwood, i S. Ji 1 D.

Blackwell to B. iwell and Helen S. Black i Frank Charles Busterna, San Francisco, and Martha 3.23 acres in Stony Point YOUU FIIID VIIAT F0I i ANTHCNY DUNLAP HI DAK Vietnam Army Sergeant Anthony Dunlap III. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Dunlap II, Rt 1, Bradley, S.C, 'm. 83a. Virginia Gambrell, Ninety Six. al EsUte. to United Blanche B.

Ledford and Rob traction Inc. lot in ert Criedford. 1 1 I Meade. 12.1.3. asst ened September to the ATpSES-OTEfhOF-FACTplVPLLiiELPrYOUr 4th Infantrv Division near Dak Carolyn Arversoa and Howard r-" s-1 to, Vietnam, a team fcaicr.

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