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8 —\ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Joanna Student In Winthrop Race Th«*M' Winthrop College students have been ^elected as candidates to seek the office of president of the Student Government Association at the South Carolina’College for Women. The campaigns are now underwai on the campus and students will go to the polls March 1. The S G. A. candidates are. left to right: Geneva Knox, of North Augusta; Hannah Hickman, of liOris. and Jennie Addison, of Joanna. —(Winthrop News Service photo>. Clinton Girls Win Over Newberry In Conference Tourney Lancaster—The Clinton and Union girls and the Union boys advanced in the Eastern AA Conference tour ney here Tuesday night The Clinton girls turned back rival Newberry, 41-34. and the Union Igirls experienced a hard time be- ifore downing a fighting Laurens five. 52-51. In the nightcap the Up ion boys >wned Newberry 44-39 Wednesday’s pairings: 6 p. m — turens vs. Clinton boys;' 7:30— 'linton vs. Union girls? 9—I^ancas- ter vs Union boys Newberry-CJinton girls: Newberry (34)—Fart 16. Bowers 12. Attaway 6. Pinson. Stutts. Slay. Clinton (41 >—Hill 27, Boyce 4, ice 9. Barron. Bedenbaugh. lorse. Jacks 1. IE TO THE CHRONICLE PHONE 74 Clinton High Betas To Attend State Meet I ' Sixteen Clinton High School stu dents will attend the state conven tion of South Carolina Beta Clubs in Columbia on Saturday. Miss Irene Hipp. club sponsor, will accompany the group. Highlights of the convention will be a talent show, a banquet, elee- I lion of new officers, and a dance. Delle Wilder, of Clinton, is secre tary of the state organization Sgt Patterson Arrives In Korea I Camp Page, Korea (AHTNC)— Army Sgt. 'William L. Patterson, 21, whose wife, Carole, lives at 317 W. Main St., Clinton. S. C., recently ar rived in Korea and is now a mem ber of the U S. .Army Missile Com mand. Sergeant Patterson, a radio re pairman in the command's 226th ' Signal Company, entered the Army in 1955. The sergeant, son of J. B Patter son, 129 Pine St., Clinton, attended | Clinton High Schbol. Prudent People,.. BANK their savings Bank savings dollars are protected by a unique combination of safety factors. You’re invited to deposit your funds-for-the-future with us! M. S. Bailey & Son/ Bankers District Boy Scout Council Holds Meeting The February meeting of the Lau- «tns fJ JDi,slriet Blue Ridge Council, BoV. touts' tit America, was held on Friday, the 19th. at the Mary Mus- grove Hotel. Dr Fred -Holcombe, district chairman, presided. Included in the business were reports from the county's six committees: organiza tion and extension, A. C. Young, leadersnip and training, Sam Wil liams; camping and activities. .George Grant: advancement, L. W. ; Gratz; health and safety. Dr. D. O. Rhame, finance. J. R. Zoble. Six new units have been organized in the county. Courses planned for the spring and Court of Honor to be held March 21 at Broad Street Methodist Chrch, were also dis cussed. A round-up award for 1959 fe;| s presented to Paul Arnold,, cubnias- ter of Pack 90 sponsored by the Lydia Mills Fishing Club. Jim Kirby and Mike Ketchum spoke briefly to the gtoup about the Order fo the Arrow, a camping honor. Other officers of the district com mittee are L. N. Warren, vice- chairman, and John P. Faris, dis trict commissioner. Seven Clinton PC Students On Dean's List First Semester Seven residents of Clinton were among the 36 students who made the Presbyterian CoUege Jean’s List for the-first semester of the 1959-60 session 1 ! 0 accorping to the a nouncement by Academic Dean George C. Bellingrath. 1 They are: Ann Schirmer Gettys, Mrs. Jane J. Ham met. Edward D. Johnson, Mrs Anne M. Lee, James H. Leighton, Mary Jean McDaniel and Mary Virginia Neil. Only two students made all-A averages—.Alan R. -McKie, a senior from Alexandria, Va.; and Brenda Gay Maddox, a junior from Spar- I tanburg. The remaining Dean’s List schol ars at P Cinclude: Don Kay, Eld- win Hertz, and Douglas McDoug- ald, all of .Anderson; Harry Mc- Donnold and Hexie McDonold, both of Asheville, N C.; Mitchell L. Flynn of Greenville: William M. Hagood III, of Easley; Wililam Lit tlefield of Woodruff, Janies L Ben nett of Ludowici, Ga. Allard D Douglass of Whitmire: David T Borland of Atlanta; Billy Ogden of Macon, Ga.; Jesse E. Johnston of Newberry; Jerry W. Howington of North Augusta; John McIntosh of Cayce; Francis Ricb- bourg of Pjnewood: Eld ward S. 7 16TH LN SERIES Meet The PC Faculty EDOUARD PATTE Dr. Eldouard Patte, director of the Presbyterian College robed choir and professor of sociology, has been instrumental in the choir’s rise to prominence aipong collegiate singing organizations. He combines a thorough know ledge of choral work with high stan dards of performance and his own personal enthusiasm. The result is group which has brought wide ac claim to PC while also offering a real service to Presbyterian church es throughout the South. Dr. Patte, now in his 13th year at PC, has directed the choir in al most 500 concerts. In addition, he serves as chairman of,the sociology department at PC and teaches courses in fine arts. Funeral Services Held Tuesday For - Charlie M. Broome Charlie M. Broome, 79, died early Sunday morning at/his home near Clinton after sev«!Tal years of de clining health and ?n illness of sev eral weeks ‘ y He was a native of York County, but had made his home In Laurens County for a number of years. He was a son of the late Lpe and Re becca Palmer Broome/ He was a member of Ebene^e.r Baptist Church in Chester County. He was overseer of the weaving department at Great Falls Mills for number of years before moving to Clinton. He was a Master MaSon of Great Falls Lodge 277, AFM. He was twice married, first to Miss Janie Blanton, who died a number of years ago. From this un ion surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Cecile Steele of Great Falls; Mrs. Violet Dye of Columbia; and Miss Almena Broome of Great Falls; and a son, L. A. Broome of Great Falls. I|is second marriage was to Mrs. Dova McDonald, who survives with four step-daughters, Mrs. Inez Neal of Greenville; Mrs. Frances Nor wood of Tampa, Fla.; Miss Betty McDonald of 'Clinton; and Mrs. Doris McCauly of Greenville; nine grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Farr of Union; Mrs. Edna Dallas of Rode Hill; and Mrs. So phia Byrd of Rock Hill; four broth ers, Robert T. Broome of Great Falls; Gus D. Broome of Rock Hill; Greene E. Broome of Gaffney; and Nelly V. Broome of ockhart. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 11:00 a. m. at Gray Fun- WitH the Sick ter, Dr. Patte, came to PC in 1947 from the pulpit of the North Augus ta Presbyterian Church. Prior- to that, he had. spent a number of years with the International YMCA. This PC professor is a native of Geneva, Switzerland, ^but he and his family became naturalized citi zens of the United States in 1950. He w as educated at the College de Calvin, the University of Geneva and the American Bible College, and his degrees include BA, LittB, ThM, ThD and Licencie en Socio- logie. He received his musical train ing at the Geneva Conservatory of Music and at Geneva’s Saint Pet er's Cathedral. Dr. Patte is married to the for mer Aymme de Seigneux, of Gen eva. and they have one son. Hickory Tavern Girl Is TFA Sweetheart' ... , , . . eral Home in Clinton by the Rev. An ordained Presbytenan nums-fj B Abercrombie and Paul Reid. Burial was in Ebenezer Pinckard of Moultrie. Ga.; Richard Shawm of Aiken; Robert P. Piephoff Tavern girl, was crowned “FFA of College Park. Ga.: Sanders Read Sweetheart of the Laurens-Green of MeClellanville; Maurice Schwartz , wo °d ETA Federation at Ford High of Laurinburg, N. C.: Mary Jo Sis- School Monday night. The crowning trunk of Jacksonville Beach, Fla.; ceremony was preceded by the an- Britt Spann of McRae, Ga.; William nual.federation dinner. W. Skiner of Decatur, Ga.: Mrs The runner-up was Dorothy Sta- Elizabeth R. Wilburn, of Union: ton, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christine Wilson of Monroe, N. C.; H. W. Staton of Clinton, and Tom Wise of Thomasville, Ga Chapter team awards were pre- • - - sented by W. F. Chapman of Green- Cancer Area Crusade wood - federation adviser. Mpetinn In Npwhnrrv Others taking part on the program TVieeiing, in newuerry included Wayne Morgan, of Clinton, Area crusade meetings of the vice-president of the federation. American Cancer Society are being Reedy River Assn. Meeting At Newberry Reedy River'Associational Train- Baptist Baptist Church cemetery near Great Falls with Masonic rites. Nephews served as pallbearers. The honorary escort included R. C. Wilkie, W. M. Sellers, Platte Prather, John T. Young, W. C. Baldwin, D. V. Wright, Sr., Claude Parrish, Dr. George R. Blalock and Dr. R. M. Fuller. Wilkie Announces For Magistrate R. C. (Crip) Wilkie has announced his candidacy for magistrate of Hunter Township at Mountville. Mr. Wilkie; who has lived in Lau rens County for the past twenty-five years, was for 15 years employed in textile mills of the area. He now owns and operates a Gulf service station and grocery on the Clinton- Linda Pitts, IfryearoM Hicknry In making the announcement, he said, ‘I feel that I am competent held throughout South-Carolina be ginning this month, the state Cru sade director, Charles B. Culbert son, of Columbia, states. Key workers from Laurens, New- ing Union Mass Meeting and Offi- berry, and Saluda Counties will at. cers’ Council wil be held at Hunt tend a meeting to be held in New berry Wednesday evening at 7:00 p. m. at the Community Hall. Memorial church, Newberry, on Tuesday, March 1, at 7:30 p. m. Eliminations for Junior and In- Laurens County is expected to termediate Sword Drills aw} Young have at least 20 in attendance, and People’s Speakers Tournamert will Mr Culbertson will outline in detail be conducted following departmen- the duties of each committee and tal conferences, the volunteer workers in anticipa- Participants are requested to tion of making this a most success- meef at 7:00 p m. Conferences for ful crusade. all age groups will be held. YOUR J OTuecJtae k PROGRAM Last Day Today Feb. 25 THE GENE KRUPA STORY S A L MIN EG — SI SAN KOHNER Friday-Saturday Feb. 26-27 e Lt XUS1 climb the ‘ Killer Mountain” even V" X if his life were at stake! m*- WALT DISNEY'S I Third Man on the Mountain -DONMil UM MfMIli Admission: Children 25c—Adults 60c —COMING SOON— i “THE BIG FISHERMAN’’ “CASH McCALL” “ON THE BEACH’ “SOLOMON & SHEBA” Monday-Tuesday Feb. 29-March 1 Love, Laughs and Murderous Fa! KOOKJIST MURDER MOVIE EVER I mRmwn-inmj 6LEM1 / DEBBII FORB/REVnOLBS m AH AVON MODUCTiON "GAZEBO CARL REINER -• JOHN McGIVER hONUMSCOff • OK ttU • (BM Itfm-m». UMBB Wednesday-Thursday Mar. 2-3 MINIITKS tff Hm lafaagq Mamaaoma Li IBB ■otiaa picture hit try I METRO-GOiDWYN-MAYEM pmmt A* ANDREW «n* VIMINtA STONE — Filmed Aboard ™ LAST VOYAGE """COUH and able to serve the people of this area in the capacity of magistrate.” Gospel Singing At Sacred Acres The Rev. George M. Davenport announces there will be gospel sing ing at Sacred Acres Prayer Grounds located in the Ware Shoals-Waterloo highway in the ‘‘Fork’ ’section of Laurens County February 28 at 2:30 p. m. All musicians and singers have a special invitation. Everyone is welcome. Friends of B. B Ballard will be glad to , know he is improving at Blalock Clinic where he has beeni a patient for- the past few days. Mrs. James R. Page is conva lescing at Blalock Clinic following an operation illness. Friends of Mjs. Frank Kellers will be intercSjted^o know she is a patient at Hays hospital. Friends of Mrs. Kenneth Hasel- den will bo interested to know she is a patient at Blalock Clinic. Friends of Mrs. John B. Fergu son will be interested to know she is a medical patient- at Hays hospital. Dismissed from Blalock Clinic earlier in the week w§p? John Jen nings, Joseph Proffitt, Mrs. Mar shall Samples, Danny Buffington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Buffing ton. and Darrell Samples. Mrs. Shirley Man is ill and a patient at Hays hospital Erskine Milam is a medical pa tient at Hays hospital. Patients at Blalock Clinic include John Cannon, Mrs. J. J. Coates, and Mrs. Agnes Robinson. Mxs. Georgia Bishop of Joanna, is* undergoing treatment at Hays hospital. Jqhn W. Arnold is a patient at Hays hospital. Patients at Hays hospital include Hallie Griffin, Mrs. Leila Lever, Earl Armstrong,- Cole Blease,® Mrs. J. K. Hatton, Miss Lizzie Bryson of Mrs. Neil Turner, Mrs. and Aaron Alexander (ased from Hays hos- Mrs. Inez Dunaway, Mrs. J. D. uanita Hawkins, Har- Thuraday, February 25, 1960 vey Mills of Joanna, Mrs. Bette Haynes, and Mrs. Marie Wilson NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Laurens County Broadcasting Com pany will be held on March 21, 1960, at the office of thd corporation, Lau rens, S. C., for the purpose of consid ering change of name of the corpora tion. C. W. HOGAN. President 4C-M-17 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Laurens-Clirton Broadcasting Com pany will be held on March 21,1960, at the office of the corporation, Lau rens, S. C., for the purpose of con sidering change ef name of the cor- poration or surrender of the charter. C. W. HOGAN, ■ President 4c-M-17 POLITICAL NOTICE There will he reorganizational meetings of all organized Republi can Precinct Clubs in Laurens County on Saturday afternoon, Feb ruary 27, 1960, at three o’clock at the usual meeting places of the clubs. On Monday afternoon. March 7,. 1960, at 3:00 p. m. in the County Court House at Laurens, S. C., there will be a Laurens County Republi can Convention for statutory reor ganization and such other business as may come up before it. r ELMORE G. BRAMLETT, Chairman Laurens County Executive Committee Executive Committee 2eM3 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 22nd day of March, 1960, I will render a final acount of my acts and doings as Executrix of the estate of Robert E. Wysor, Jr., deceased, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a. m. and on the same day will apply for a final discharge from my trust as Executrix. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date; and all persons having claims .against said estate will present them on or before said date /duly proven, or be foreirer barred. SARAH JAMES WYSOR, Executrix. 112 East Maple Street, Clinton, Sooth Caroline. Feb. IB, 1980 4C-M-17 W. S. C. S.,To Meet At Myrtle Beoch The twentieth annual meeting of the Woman’s Society of Oiristian Service of the South Carolina Con ference. Southeartera juriadiction, of the Methodist Church, will be held March 10-11 at Myrtle Beach. TIRED KIDNEYS. 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