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10 Lb. Flounder
Leads In Grand
Strand Rodeo
I'AWLEYS island, s. c —
λ 10 pound 1(1 ounce floundei
Ci light by Melton Nexsen of
Kingstrte, S. C. in P&wlty*
Island Cretk loads the surl
f'na" b4"'1 ^«vision of the $8
000 Grand Strand Fishing R„
duo. The catch was weighed in
at Pawleys Island Pier.
I Henry C. Chitwood of Con
way reeled in a prize winning
spot tail bass from the Mur
11 el Is Inlet surf. It was weighed
in by Garden City Pi*r.
i A 7 pound sheepshead caught
by Bob Cole of Columbia from
, the Murrells Inlet surf was
weighed into the Rodeo by
( Alex Marina.
I The largest poinpano, 3
, pounds 9 ounces, was weighed
I in at the Second Avenue Pier
; for \V. H. Van Wie of Conway,
ι S C. The catch was made in
ι the Myrtle Beach surf.
{ James A- Hufham of Tabor
jCity, N. C. entered a 3 pound
14 ounce speckle trout to win
J a $10 fish shaped check. Huf
. Ham fished the Cherry Grove
I Inlet and Inlet Pier weighed
his entry caught on a live min
now.
Other first place winners in
the surf small boat division
were a 1 pound 4 ounce cut
less by Jim Hamrick of John
ston. S. C., weighed in at Alex
Marina and a 1 pound summer
trout by Earl M:\Vhorter o'·
Belton, S. C. weighed in a*.
Alex Marina.
The Gieater Myrtle Beach
Chamber of Commerce spon
sored event offers a free col
orful folder. It may be obtain
ed by writing the Chamber at
P. O. Box 1317. Myrtle Beach
90. S. C.
JOE Κ. JORDAN
ELGIN AFB, FLA. — Arm.v
2nd Lt. Joe Κ. Jordan, son οΓ
Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Jordan.
Lakeland dr., Conway, S. C..
recently participated with oth
er personnel from the 2nd In
tal.try Division in Exercise
Clear Lake, a 17-day join*.
Aimy-Air Force training man
euver conducted by the U. S.
Strike Command at Eglin Air
Force Base, Fla.
Clear Lake, which involved
more than 7.000 Arm.v and Air
Force personnel, was designed
to further develop the ability
of U. S. Strike Command units
to function as a team capabio
of immediate combat deploy
ment to any area of the world
to in«·.'» any situation.
Lieutenant Jordan, a plat
oon leader in the division's
12th Artillery at Fort Beiuiint·,
Ga., entered the Army in Feb
ruary 1962.
The 22-year-old officer is u
1957 graduate of Conway High
School and a 1961 graduate u*
■ The Citadel, Charleston.
I Jordan was employed by the
. Conway Board of Education,
j l>elore entering the Army.
58 Lb. Cobia
Leads In Deep
Sea Fishing
LITTLE RIVER. S. C. — A
58-pound 9-ouncc cobia led
the deep sea fishing this weck
along the Grand Strand. The
1 catch was made by L. A. Bar
jiier of Granite Quariy.· N. C.
ι from the (jciu.i ^i>cen.
A 22-pound 9-ounce kin*
mackerel led the pier angling.
It was caught by David Wig
gins of Surfside Beach. He us
ed live bait fishing from Surf
side Pier.
The boat Hurricane brought
in a 45-pound grouper hauled
aboard by Jcnning F. O'dell of
Ware Shoals. S. C.
The deep sea boats from Lit
tle River. Ocean Drive and
Murrclls Inlet have been mak
ing good cat.hes of black fish, j
groupers, and snapper.
Alex Sing reports that Fra ik
Ridenhour of Concord, N. C.
and Ellison Smith of Columbia
made heavy hauls of black ti: h.
silver snapper and little red
snapper aboard the Thunder
bird about 40 miles off Mur
rclls Inlet.
The bout sunny skies brought
in an 11-pound 4-ounce black
grouper caught by Junius L<iil
of Cherryville, N. C. und u 4
pound 13-ounce angelfish mea
suring 17 Vfe inches by C. Λ.
Pitman of Greenville.
Pier anglers are catching
flounder averaging 3'i>-pounds.
drum 4-pounds and pompano 2
pounds at the Second Ave. Pier
in Myrtle Beach.
Serald Rogers of Kannapo
lis. N. C. got a 2-pound 4-ounce
summer trout. Albert Lut/. of
Gustoniu. N. C. hud a 1-pound
12-ouncc pompano and George
Gaillurd of Greenville pulled
up a 4-pound 14-ounce drum.
These catches at 2nd Ave. Pier.
At the north end of the
Strand, Inlet Pier reports small
whiting, blues and flounder.
TIMXy L. OLIVER ,
EGLIN AFB, FLA. — Army
PFC Timmy L. Oliver, whose
wife, Carolyn, lives on Route
5, Conway, S. C., recently
participated with other per
sonnel from the 2nd Infantry
Division in Exercise Clear
Lake, a 17-day joint Army-Air
Force training maneuver con
ducted by the U. S. Strike
Command at Eglin Air Fore.·
Base, Fla.
Clear Lake, which involved
more than 7.000 Army and Air
HIB BLUB MEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Floy J
and children arrived last week
Irom San Dieto, California, to
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Η. E. Floyd and Mrs. N. J.
Pate, of Lumberton, Mr.«
Floyd's mother.
Capt. J. B. Townsend, Mrs
Townsend, and children, Jean,
Pat. and Lani are expected to
arrive late In the week from
England to visit his mother,
Mrs. B. L. Townsend and other
relatives. Capt. Townsend is
returning to the U. S. after two
years of assignment in Eng
land.
Force personnel, was designed
U> further develop the ability
l»1 U. S. Strike Command units
to I unction as a teim capab'i
ι>Γ immediate combat deploy
ment to any arec of the worli
lo meet any situation.
Oliver, an automatic rifle
man in Company D of the divi
sion's 38th Infantry at F01»
Henning, Ga.. entered the
Army in March 1961 and com
pleted basic training at Foil
Jackson, S. C.
The 18-year-old soldier, son
at Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Oliver,
Route 1, attended Conway Higl
School.
Visiting Mr. und Mrs. Wilton
Thigpen and Mr. and Mrs.
Fronis Strickland are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Winbon and chil
dren. Gale. Robert Lynn and
Teresa of Orlando. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. John Summer
land. Merlis. John. Jr., und
Linda Summerland of Nur'.vi.h,
Conn., are spending two vi ks
with Mrs. Suminerland's moth
er, Mrs. Charity Floyd.
The Yates Worleys have vis
iting them u daughter, Mrs.
Billie Britt and children, Don
ald, Ralph, Robert and Susan,
of Huma. La.
After a visit of two weeks
with parents and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. Scutty Grieb. Da
vid and Sallie have returned to
York, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers
and Pamela of Raleigh, and the
Guy Millers and children, Rog
er and Guy. Jr., of Joann, S.
C., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. Frank Rogers.
The Leman Andrews of
Lake Worth, Fla., have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Uley
Meares.
Allen Turner and Pete Wil
lis were taken Sunday t oFlor
ence, S. C., by Mrs. (Catherine
Turner to join a troop of Boy
SiliUtI lt< β·» lllis Week *.ι
Camp Cokei, at Cheraw. S. C. .
Mrs. Turner went on to Dar!
linyton for thi weck tu vh>it
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Hinson. i
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jam«.*
Turner last week-end were Mr. j
and Mrs. George Lattimoiv. j
George Neil and Timothy of
Raleigh.
Carl Cox and sun Lester Cox
of Shelby have been visiting
the former's sister, Mrs. M. S.
Turner.
Mrs. Anna Elsie Smith and
son Gregg of Florence, S. C.. 1
were overnight guests of Mis.
Katherine Turner.
The H. A. Turners had as
overnight guests Friday Frank
Martin and son Neil of Flor
ence, S. C.
Visiting Mrs. M. S. Turner
this week are Mrs. Bruce Pat··
and Susan Sharpe Pate, of Ra
leigh.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. j
Bruce Eure, Thursday wen
Mr. and Mrs. Laithan West, of
Roseboro.
Mr. aim Mrs. Tom Clayton's j|
guest Sunday was Jim Oulds.
of Lynchburg, Va.
Philip Allen, of Roxboro, Is
spending the week with his
cousin, Tommie Clayton.
Patsy Wayne, of Jacksonville ;
is visiting in the home ot her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Scott.
Visiting Mr. and Mta. Wilton
Thigpen last week were Iiis
miillu-i. Mi>. Sadi«· 'ΓΙιίχμίΊΐ.
Mrs. Louise- Bratcher and Lar
ry Kennedy, Beulahville; other
guests were a brother, Eddie
Paul Thigpen and family, of
Raleigh.
Dr. and Mrs. M. A .Wadded
were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice A. Waddcll.
Jr., of Wilmington.
Mrs. J. O. Mimon is· visiting
her son's family, the Hoger
Mintoris, of New Topsail Beach.
Mrs. Frank Thompson o!
Conway, S. C.. visited her
sister, Mrs. J. Bruce Eure.
Monday.
Among the out - of - town
guests for the Renfrow-Turner
weeding Sunday afternoon
eluded Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lawrence, Miss Lucia Pollock,
Richmond, Va.; Mr. and Mrs
lames H. Ciawford, Alexand
ria, Va.; Miss Amortt Roger.-·.
Atlanta. Gh.: Mi. :nid Mrs.
Duke Evans and daughter, Lisa
! Jav. of Arlington. Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. Tim McCoy. Cumberland.
Md.; Mrs. J. L. Davis. Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Ihompson, Wilming
ton: Mr. and Mrs. Mack Moore,
David McDiutit'l and Walter,
Granite Falls: Mr. and Mrs.
D.'Witt Dunham and Vernon,
Mr«. W. H. Cole, Mrs. Dillie
Fisher, and April. Mr. and Mrs.
w. J. H:tir, Miles, Alex and
Marcia. Mrs. W. H. Cole, and
Elizabeth. Dr. and Mrs. R. R.
j Renfrew, Ray Renfrow, and
1 Miss Frances Phillips. Fuyette
| ville; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Powell. Marion. S. C., The
Ronnie Cash wells and daught
er. Carole, Sanford; Mr. and
Mrs. D»>n Chalford. Lumber
ton: Mrs. Wayne Bailey. Chad
bourn; Mr. and Mis. Deac Bag
(Continued On Page 4·
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