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\ 10 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE r \ O p 4 s • ^ 4 “ • '' % DAVIDSON STREET CHURCH CHAMPIONS H,-re is th«- championship Royal Ambassador base ball team from Davidson Street Baptist Churth. and the trophy they were presented Friday night at the overnight encampment at the County Baptist Asso ciation assembly grounds on Lake Greenwood of Brotherhoods and Royal Ambassador chapters. The boys won every game they played. Front row (left to right): Billy Bigbee, Butch Meadors. Billy Freeman. Steve Thompson. A1 Webb. Back row: Bill Quarles. Durward Murdock. R. A. Counselor. Marion Freeman. Jimmy Burgess, Rev. Clyde Peterson, pastor of Che church.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. Baptist Men, Boys Have Over-Night Lake Encampment M.ir, than 3t>0 men of the Baptist Brotherhood and boys of the Koval \nibjs-ado:' chapters of the Laur- o", \ss n;ation attended ?n overnight encampment held at the Associat’on's assembly grounds on I akr >irt < n.'■ ■ Friday and Satur «!a> v. c IV' Ihiv * and 12a men repr«t sentt*d 20 churches from all parts of the county, together with about 15 pastors and 2o Royal Ambassador courtselors The- program opened Friday aft- ••rnoon with a get-acquaintt*d pe riod. and from 4 to T recreation and games wore enjoyed, followed by a barbecue suppt'r In the evening a session in the auditorium included addresses by , Rufus Handback. retiring president of the Associational Brotherhood, and Alison Pew. incoming president for 1961-452 \!so at the Friday night meeting Value Packed Camera Event? See the BIG KODAK Y Camera Parade! Here Jt Your Heidqujrters for Kodak Cameras BROWNIE ntiwit TEAM ?0*« 1*^0 o omot »9 » I > #» t K o* •*>•<*• b 9 o"d b> 9 fc * •••*> t®~ e-o p T^# §<o«~ * I •» ®o»» *o ood o"d ov« ’■eedt focov do N#«> I'o*" » ( Mo* # R'C-oc*©* N m> O'd o — ooc• « *** I* t^O»l **- b 9 It A ** Comoro and proj#<tor $78.25 C Thomas Jeweler “M** TToie Thai < aoais (LINTON JOANNA a trophy was presented to the win ning Associational baseball team from Davidson Street Baptist Church. Clinton, by Fowler Brown lee. The team, was under the direc tion of Durward Murdock. Royal Ambassador counselor Bringing t!ie day’s session to a close was the main address of the encampment by Rev. W W Wil lingham. pastor of the Lanford Bap list Church, held at the lakeside where a huge bomire was built Mr Willingham pointed out the challenge to Ikivs of today as Royal Ambassadors, to live true to the R \ allegiance, to always nmem- in r the H A watchword, to be a blessing to tne whole world, to be the best ambassador possible for A p.Twid of recreation was enjoy ed. directed by Don Mauldin, re ligious education director of the First Baptist Church, '.‘hnton.- After spending the night, some in the auditorium. s«mr in tents and others sleeping in the open, reviHe w a* sounded at 6 ou a m Members of the group prepared their own firrakfasi outdooi- A devotional period was held at I no a m . followed by recreation under «uperv iston of R A t oun«e- lors The encampment disbanded at it a m Plan* are in the making, it was Mated for other »u«h events and a week’s encampment in I SCI Paul Riddle. AssuctatMoal K A counselor of l*nford. was in charge at arrargmg the program Prior Novy Men Moy Now Reenlist Chief James Pore of the ChMoa Navy ReeruKimt branch al the lo cal pu»: >41 >cr and that fanner re.-ulnr Navy and Naval Reserve personnel may reeolist at the rata they held pnor to separation lie said however, that the reeo- UataMot must take place a lam than four years after separation for regular Navy per—mef and laas rfin two years after soparauon for Many of the Navy rates are eon- tKfored opro rates.” hr aaid IF YOt' DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YIH DON'T GET THE NEWS PHONE 74 SANDRaN. IS BEST! in the floor covering Decathlon ■■the lO^^Tmost gruelling household tests! SEE THE NEW SANDRAN OLYMPIA PATTERN. Never before such o beautiful fleer! K"' ' » i S* * ^ - • ; ir <- ' 31 .-m.-u * • •• • * v^\- <> V- : fSj’ v - W- ■'* hi T sr s' > • -. 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Furniture LSI With the Sick Miss Margaret Nell Poole under went a tonsilectomy this wet‘k at Blalock Clinic Mrs. Carolyn Dickson is improv ing at liome following air o|>eration illness at Hays hospital / Tommy Morton was an overnight patient at Blalock Clinic Monday- suffering injuries received in a mo tor bike accident Teresa Ann Woodward, daughter of Mr and Mrs. James P Wood ward, is a patient at Hays hospital. 1 Friends of Mrs. W. Roy Pitts will.j be interested to know she is a pa tient at Blalock Clinic. Friends of Mrs Wayne Jarvis of Rock Hill, w ill regret to know she is ill and a patient at Hays hospital. ^ Linda and Darrell Holbert, daugh ter and son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holbert, underwent tonsilectomies at Blalock clinic recently. Friends of G. W. Hollingsworth will be interested to know he has! returned home from Hays hospital where he has been a patient sev eral weeks. Discharged earlier m the week from Blalock Clinic were Mrs L. C Starnes, Mrs. Amber McElrath, Clifford Joel Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barnes, and Jeanette Kennedy Friends of W R Anderson will be interested to know he has been a patient at Hays hospital fog^several days. Friends of Mrs Eric Barnes will in* interested to know she is improv ing at home following a broken arm injury and short stay at Blalock Clinic Mrs. .1 M Cunningham. Mrs Johnny Snvtherman and Benny Tucker were among surgical pa- tien's at Hays hospital last week now recuperating at home Patients at Blalock Clinic include Mrs Wilhelmenia Glenn. Jack Davis of Columbia. Mrs Susie Hawks. Mrs Elmer Bonne;t Mrs Ray Cau- bie. Mrs David Owen>, Mrs Mar vin Lolhs and Mr.* Paul Smith Mac Juhn*on. son of Mr and Mrs. K D John'on underwent a tonsilec- tomy at Hay* liospital last week Fnend* of Alan Simmons will be inti-rested to know he i> improving at home after being a patient al Blalock Cluw Friends of J W Pitt* will be glad to know he is improving at home following an iteration illness at Hays hospital J G pgyent and daughter Ku nettr undTroittw tonulectomie* at Blalock Cluuc this week Patients at Hays hospital include Miss Jo Pruitt. Mr* Agnes Scott. Mrs George Lawson and Miss Beu lah Gum Mrs J A Bledsoe is unprov mg at Hays hospital following surgery. Patient* dismissed from Hays has pita! earlier in the week included j George King. Faye Douglas doi«h ter of Mr and Mrs William Doug las. Mrs L H Matthews. Mrs Set ms Howell. Mrs Leroy Pace. Mrs Louise Beck. Jaroe* Wiihams. Mrs James Reynolds. Mrs Harold La * son. James Price, C. D Jacks of Mountvdie. Carl Crnpps of Kmards Mrs Montei McGowan of Joanna. Mrs Vernon Wdfcams, and Mrs George Fulmer at Joanna Clinton Takes First Of Draper Series, 9-2 Clinton took the opening game of the final Eastern Carolina Textile League playoffs from Draper t-2 at Spartanburg Tuesday night be hind the six hit pitching of Sam Hiatt and the extra base hitting of Kinard Littleton Littleton hit a double in the first inning and a home run with do one on in the fifth and scored one run. Jimmy Braswell also collected two hits for the winners and drove in three runs with a single and a home run in the seventh with one man on. Roy Millwood was the starting pitcher for the losers but was re lieved by Cooksey in the fifth in ning after he yielded Littleton’s home run. Frank Hamrick and Jimmy Tolli- son garnered the other extra base hits of the night. Hamrick tripled in the fourth inning driving in a run for the winners. Tollison bang ed out a duoble for the losers and had two hits in four trips to be the leading hitter. 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