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f m 1 ► f m Candy Sale Begins Today Jenny Rice is shown making an early sale to Mrs. Leonard L. Cathey of Sunset Blvd. to officailly open the Camp Fire Candy sale which begins today. Jenny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Rice, is a member of Kadoka District. She led all three districts last year in candy sales for the Clinton Camp Fire Council and earned the largest portion of her fee- to attend Camp Greenville.—Photo by Yarborough. Camp Fire Girls Candy Sale Begins Charles G. Buice, chairman of the annual Camp Fire candy sale, announced the sale will begin today and continue until a date to be announced. The well-known candy is sold once a year as the only fund raising project of the Commun ity Chest supported Clinton Camp Fire Council .Proceeds will be used to help defray the cost of summer camp. Mr. Buice said proceeds will be the same as in previous years and that any girl desiring to at tend camp may pay her own camp fee by soling candy. Each girl will receive twenty five cents toward her camp fee, her individual group will receive five cents and ten cents'will go into the general camp fund. The candy sales also provide an opportunity for Camp Fire Girls to' learn how to handle money, keep records and work together toward a common goal. A certificate of merit will be presented to the Camp Fire girls selling the greatest number of boxes of candy. „ > ‘ / Jaycees To Conduct Lite-A-Bike Project " ^ ^ The Clinton Jaycees will con duct a Lite-A-Bike day on Sat- The Clinton y Vol. 68 — No. 9 Clinton, S. C, Thursday, March 3,1966 Bond Ceiling May Face " ' In Laurens County T0RRIN6TON f t 1 Damage to Sub-station Equipment Darkens City Cplu^nbia—Legislation which wo'uld 'allow Laurens County voters to decide on increasing school bond ceilings by 100 per cent got a favorable report from the Laurens House dele gation Thursday. Reps. Marshall Abercrombie and J. C. League reported Sen. W. C. (Bill) Dobbins’ twin res olutions out of the delegation committee with favorable rec ommendations. The resolutions permit vot ers to decide in a November referendum if the constitution should be amended so that the school bond ceiling could be hiked from 8 to 16 per cent of assessed property valuation. The county’s dsitricts, 55 and 56, need the additional bond ing power to finance building Claude A. Crocker, personnel programs. The House delegatipn’s action . V ■w * N ' CLAUDE A. CROCKER Crocker Is Named To Lead Chamber urday, March 5, President Bob director for Clinton Mills, is the Hanson announced. ^ assured legislative approval of All bike owners are asked to .. e . r ot ^mmerce. the resolutions Wins Safety Slogan Contest From left are Mrs. Joyce Jones, winner of a safety slogan contest at The Tor- ring Co., Ray Riley, Robert B. Wassung, plant manager, 'and E. C. Huffstetler, safety director. (See adjoining story).—Photo by Yarborough. County Democratic Convention Slated for Monday at Court House Laurens County Democratic bring their bikes to the munici- ,^ e w *ji assume his duties Ap- Laurens solons also gave the e i ec ted officers in reor- pal parking lot in the center of 1 anc * serve for the com- no( j j or a pp rova j 0 f gg n ganization meetings Saturday Clinton between 10:00 a. m. and in ®' year -' Dobbins’ bill providing for the and named delegates to the noon on that day. The Jaycees, Currently serving as a direc- transfer of $10,000 from the county conventlon - under the direction of Ed Mad- t° r > Crocker has been active in g enera i f un( j t 0 contingent reorganization of the den, chairman, will put reflec- work of the Chamber of Com- f U nd. clubs was effected to conduct n H vt„ 9 -p u tor tane on each bike free of merce f° r many years, as well primaries scheduled for later Democratlc Precinct No. 2 Sat- Traynham. A power blackout which para- station equipment was blamed, . T .. sa £ etv re fiector as occupying posts of responsi- Part of the mon ey will be urday afternoon that may wind LYDIA MILL lyzed Clinton for three hours but it is not likely, to occur ^nah^ thfbike to be bility in other phases of com- used Jo ^pay^. salaries of two t J ^ Owens, J. H. Hughes, Roy Holtz- claw, Jimmy Braswell, Cecil Lawson, Reginald Cheek, Vardy Cannon, ‘Colie Campbell, Clyde Croy, Winfred Lusk, Mrs. Eva Land, Mrs. A. D. Lancaster, A hassel developed at Clinton Mrs. Joel Cox and Mrs. James City Democratic Groups Contend again, Mr. Gredler said. Clin- tape enables the bike to be munity activity. He is a mem- deputy sheriffs at Joanna, and up in the county convention for The County Democratic con- settlement B. P. Lark, president; Tom my E. Moore, vice-president; last Wednesday night was caps- —^ from 9:00 du f f or ^t^ ^rst msbytS the' remainder for general vention will be held Monday in At was whether or not B P ed by damaged insulators at p m until midni g ht . , a ^ g “’ “u^be attached to Church 30(1 the Lions Club ' county purposes. ^Linc at lO:00^. m Offleers a meeting could be held on the Lark, executive committeeman. the sub-station, shorting out the The c j ty purchases power ^ bik owner’s Other officers of the Chamber g °j 3 second rea ding . „ ecutive comrn it- grounds of the Armory, usual Delegates: Robert Webb, Horn- ' city’s main power line. from Duke Power Co. and ope- narnp on ;+ pi ea cp D rint vour are p Mac Adair, first vice- Thursday and, with unanimous m h pi PC ted and dele- vot ^ g 311(1 meetin S place for er Bircb, James W. Campbell, D U j r, oitv An* rates its own utility svstem name on please P nnt yc> uc Dresir ] pnt . M D Milam Jr uncontested House session. teeman will be elected and d ^ he p rec i nct a f ter building c-pank Moore Claud fiilstran Richard D. Gredler, city en- rates its own utility system. name on ^ coupon you will president, M IL Milana Jr g ates named t o the state con- was f ound to be locked r. ^ Ioore > ^ laud l „ *f ap ’ gineer, pointed out that ice Out of operation were lights find in thi s paper and bring it Usurer; and Don G. Creigh- S vention. . ^ Calvin Co °P er - Ernest Hendrix, which lightly covered the area and eletricaUy.powered fumac- w it h you on Saturday. vxvv-uxvsmvm es and appliances, causing Thp re n ec tor tane was do. _ vu.epn.smvm. _ .... resolutions'will be presented \ at the time was not responsible appliances, eau^iuK ^he reflector tape was do^ minor inconveniences in the na t Pd b v the Laurens VFW - - »■ tor th. faitare. Damage to sub- busincss and resldentia , „ eas . lbrouBh ^ comMy ^ ^ terms Aprt l, reoenOy elected nf y — and at Presbyterian College, Company. * by mad ballot, are C. W. Apr V/i Jiugan aj g ill ij I 1 Thornwell Orphanage and Whit- derson, W. R. Anderson, George The TorringtOll Two contending groups argu- Clyde TrammeU. JOANNA ten Village. Bailey Memorial ... Hospital switched immediately MirOCIllOUS RcCOVGry to emergency generators ^ Q( J e g y Youngster though officials were concerned • ' * about heat in patients’ rooms, Danny Lanford, 13, son of Mr. Mountville Holdup Trio Is Arrested In Chattanooga Two me. and a teen-age girl operatioft that ^3^ do who robbed a MountvUle mer- police used a { . e mo . Thursday Feb. It, ___ chant and a customer of $24 and bile radio to ma i n t a in com- menting with a homemade 1111111 a wrist watch Tuesday after- munications with city patrol bomb, stuffing firecracker pow- noon of last week were arrest- cars 3s the base shortwave der . b 1 ^ 0 c °PP er tubing, a spark hArS. Moorcfidd ed on Friday in Chattanooga, transmitter • wrfs* ^Esabled. City ignited the powder setting off an _ J I onnno Tenn. police reported “no real trou- explosion that badly ripped his 10 Mead League Laureiw County officers went ble” during the three-hour fingers, burning his hand, and Qf Women VotCfS ton, retiring president, will serve consent, won approval for final v eption. c PV pral ■‘ wu '-'jmcuuuie e*uups aigu- as second vice-president. . 18 e % pe .,, . Dresen t ed to ed tbe P° int ’ Wltb one group Directors beginning three-year MrS. Jones Winner thc° convemTon for adoption or ^the' 8 anlo^ced 0 time 6 James Sim P son - President; rejection. . ~ v^pre.ld^t; W. _ . ^ Immediately following the con- meet i n g should be postponed W ’ Niver > secretary-treasurer, H Cornelson Citarie. T Pitta TorringtOll Co. ventton a m«Un g ot the exacu- SnLSt ^ W C. Dobbin,, eaccuUac oom- and Dr. Louis M. Stephens.. Mrs - J »7" J ""« s the - Parties from cacti side “‘dS^s- J J Hawkins C u Mi ♦ ^ needle beanng assembly de- mitteeman from each precinct/ Dr emises to telephone for in- , T delegates. J. J. iiawmns, c. Cn^nd er ?r r o e cT/r S T O Id- P 3rtment won first lace in tb® for c3ndid3te8 ’ arrange a cdm - SrmaZ as to whether the E ^ ank8 ’ Jana f e8 E. ward«5 I ’ V Powell and R S Plant-wide safety slogan contest will be held to set entry fees meetlng could be postponed un- M° lfe u’ ”’ “’ Trninek sservine until iftfi?' recently sponsored by the Clin- paign schedule, and to transact til n jght ? ar ^’ W ‘rt] V r< eC1 r\ 0 uK e ^’ and CUnton Mills used its own and Mrs. Lawrence Lanford of PlS’ ton Bearings Plant of the Tor- other business htat may come Up on returning to the Armory, dimilly Clark W. C. Dobbins, utility system to keep plants in 400 Caldwell St. is^Uving prwif ^ J S Rimer^and ^Rob- rnigton Company. before the committee. nnrt4ps s t ntP d thev were un- Hack Prater. Guy Prater, L. R. Second place went to Ray the parties stated they were un- George L. Phinney of Laurens able t0 conta ct authorities they Thompson, W. R. Lanford, W. K. Police used a fire truck mo- Thursday Feb. 10, while expert- ’ Riley of the heavy duty grind- is current chairman of the sou ght. At this point, Charles,H. Wa its, C. E. Abrams, L. T. ing department. party for Laurens County, and Johnson, executive committee- Lawson, Rev. ^Ross Pickett, Mrs. Jones’ slogan, “Be Saf- Mr s. Claude Cook of Laurens, f or the precinct, stated that Rev - Byron Harbin, James ety Conscious Every Day, At vjce-chairman. R. L. Plaxico of the meeting would be postponed Simpson. Home, At Work, or on the Clinton, is the county’s member until 7 : oo Saturday night. HOPEWELL Way,” has been entered in a °f ibe State Executive Commit- Spokesmen for the other side C. R. Workman, president; J. —a— van,—, aw* - -a. a nrpnp , Hn „ a nip™ nf ADnnAr into -■ state-wide competition sponsor- tee. then said they had already held R. Crawford, vice - president, to Chattanooga and brought the blackout, and there was no re- P j” P piece 01 copper mio Mrs Dav i d Moorefield of ed by the South Carolina Acci- Following are officers and a meeting (on the Armory secretary-treasurer; James Wil- '* M delegates named to the coun- grounds). liams, executive committee- his heart. After emergency treatment fugitives back to Laurens, where port of a fire, they are being held in the county jail. Sheriff R. Eugene Johnson identified them as James Tuck, 32, of Jonesville, N. C.; Mildred Md Robert Swain 20,^ AWOL C f ral £^ nder i s ; ponton students the chamber of his heart,' mov- Clinton was elected president den Prevention Council. , . . . . , , iT1 ., of the Laurens, County unit. _ _ . . and repair to his hand at Bailey T „ * ,17 L. Vr * w On Furman List Memorial he was transferred to League ° f Wamen Vaters ’ , at a " For Firct- SemecfPr Self Memorial, Greenwood. Here ° rgaaizatlonal meetmg last amazed doctors found that the ^ day ' n u 1 Jt Misses Harriet Wilson and rnetal had worked its way into group will be knowiv^as yjl an »rol Sanders, Clinton students the chamber of his heart, mov- a “Provisional league” for at r^ntbom T c at Furman University, Green- ing through the right artery to least one year . P° ssi bly three soldier from Greensboro N. L. viUej are Usted on ^ dean . s bpcome lodged under his right years, m order to give its The trio pulled the telephone bst f or aC ademic achievement arm. From there it was remov- .members time to study and be- •ff the wall before driving off for ^ first sme e S ter. from the store operated by G. C. ed by surgery. Watts at MountvUle on Highway 72. Watts said one of the men, armed with a pistol, accompani ed by the other two, came into the store shortly after 3:00 p. m. and forced him to surrender $20 from his wallet. A customer. New Concert Association Members Will Get Bonus come informed in matters per taining to county, state, and national government. Other officers are: first vice- president, Mrs. Neal Prater, Clinton, second vice-president, »Mrs. Sara Dixon DeLoach, Lau rens; secretary, Mrs. Calvin Reed, Clinton; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Childrosj, Laurens; Walter F. Lynch, was robbed of The Community Concert As- Mrs. D. O. Rhame, is coffee board members- Mrs Margar $4 and a wrist watch. sociation’s 1966-67 membership chairman. Other division chair- et WimamSi Laurens; Mrs. The two men and the woman campaign goes into its second 111611 are Mrs - Larry Savelkoul, j ohn Qj over Clinton; Mrs. B. H. then drove off in a 1960 green wee fc nex t Monday as workers »f a q p pn anHn Maddox > Clinton; and Mrs. Ford with North CaroUna license . / Mrs - Ben Ivey and Mrs. Ranald M WAPrsimr riinton tp . approach prospective new mem- Burnside, posters. Headquarters a . C ..’ Veer ? ing ’ Cll . nton ' u pl3le *' . bers who in joining wUl get a j n Clinton wiU be ouen daUv at Additional board members The license nurnbers were not- bonus concert in April of ^ the Mfl Musgr(>ve Hotel next wm t . be appo ; ated at the first ed, it was said by ofifeers, and year week from a m and meeting of the above group, HARRY DENT ownership of the car was soon Buyers of ‘66-67 tickets, who 2-4 p.m. who were elected by traced. A south-wide alert was haye ' not been members' this " Workers in the current cam- ^men present last Thursday. heard , ..... . ..... Mrs. Larrv Savplkoul Ha»HaH interested Deni to Keynote instituted, but nothing was heM’d wUl be eligible to see paign, with division chairmen, A J rs - Larry Savelkoul headed PAIinFu ConVCntlOH of the culprits untU they were <<Two ^ Dancing .. the final at . |n clude: the nominating committee. VUUIIIy V»Ullf CIIIIUII arrested Friday in Chattanooga. traction of ^ g^gg year ^ 1966-67 Campaign Workers Membership in the new or- ..The RepubUcan convention of Eucas ’ Ru ^ s , Eni6rs l 011 ’ Harry 11 ?‘ mot Shealy and RalphTedards April 5. Mrs. Ronald Burnside, chair- ganization is open to aU women Laurens County will convene on Eay : on ’ Bob . Wlckhan ' 1 ’ EUl * CLINTON MILL , Coming to CUnton during next man, Dr. R. H. Dawson, Miss of Laurens County of voting Monday at 3:30 in the court wuiistetier, John Dowdle,^ Bob Truman Owens, president; S. retary; S. B. Goodman, execu ty convention of precincts in Harry C. Layton, president of man. thp Clinton area: the precinct organization, stated Deleeates- Hu eh Buford CLINTON NO. I that he was on the site and Downs^M^e, “ g j am es Clyde Taegue, president; A. avaUable, and did not call any bams H. Howard, vice-president; V. meeting to order that afternoon. 1 ovr 1 no aw™ ' Parks Adair, secretary; R. L. Upon convening of the night BRANCH Plaxico, executive committee- session, and as the meeting was cinAifir ’ presien .’ man called to order, Larry Ingle, Franklin Sinclair, vicefiresi- Deleeates- J J Clark A H spokesman for the group that dent; Mrs. Roy Harris, secre- Howard 8 V Parks Adair Mrs claimed to have held the after- tary; Mrs. C. D. Benjamin, Rhettt P Adair Rhett P AdS; ™on meeting (and returned for executive committeeman. Boyd W Holtzclaw Clyde the night meeting) interrupted Delegates: Mrs. S. E. Comp- Teague R L Plaxico J K t0 state 11131 since 1116 ^e 1110011 ton, Sr., J. D. Cunningham, Haselden, Mrs. Lois Thornley', 56851011 was h6ld - . the . aight Rob6rt Elmor6 - Grady Smith. R. F. Sumerel, Cecil E. White, ™ eeting was J ega1 ’ 3nd ^ SHADY GROVE C. D. Pitts, J. L. Arnold, L. L. f °re they could do nothing but R c Franklin> pr e S i de nt and Copeland, Jr., C. S. Robertson, W u ^ not iearne^ what busi- ex6CUtive committeeman; Mrs. L H Bagwell George W Bag- n0t 163 6 . , , J. A. Bledsoe, secretary; J. C. w e ." j B fMabr° e B M Dufwl ^ m’STfwh'S vice-prasMen,/' L. H. Bagwell, Jr. William Dele8ate: R - C FrmUlia. — Spoone, Russell Cooper, E. R. en t) No list of officers or dele- CROSS HILL Knox, S. A. Pitts, R. J. Cope- g a ^es to the county convention, J°e H. Shealy, president; land, Jr., Arnold Dixon and selected by the group, was on Martin Boyce, vice-president; George Corley. . fii e with county Democratic offi- R ev. W. F. MitcheU, secretary; CLINTON NO. 2 cials, it was stated. Joe H. Shealy, executive com- Harry C. Layton, president; The night session, with about mitteeman. John D 0 w d 1 e, vice-president; 50 persons present, resulted in Delegates: S. M. Leaman, BiU Phelps, secretary-treasure^; the election of a full slate of Martin Boyce, H. Kenneth Han- Charles H. Johnson, executive officers and delegates. na, Rev. W. F. MitcheU, Joe H. committeeman. \ Shealy. Delegates: Reese Young, GenelGee, Mrs. Chris Adair, Jr., Wil- MOUNTVILLE G. C. Watts, president; W.-- F. Lynch, vice-president and sec- faU°and winter wUl be Richard Luva McDonald, Mrs. Grace a 8 e who are interested in gove- house, according to Niles E. Black ’ Ray Pi A?’k? m tJ Pb T el ? s ’ S- WiRi ams, vice-president; J. tive committemean. Hayman, and the Manhattan Connor, Mrs. George Cornelson, ernment. For the provisional Hanna, county Republican lom « aniage - Lories H John- r. Cox, secretary; Truman Ow- Del eg a tes: S. C. a u atrc .Tomac QhnirAcnAoro attc tJGriod members will .ctiiHv im />vioivmon wHn will call the son, oraay dianciier, JOfin H. ens, executive conunitteeman. r a j o n Graham Crusade To Rpnin Friday ■ PoPsTr’chMtxa ItonalcTTu^ Mrs. James Shakespeare, Mrs! Period members wiU study un- chairman, who wUl call the son, uraoy unanaier John H. ens, executive committeeman. IU DCyill lliuay piaaisti and The Revelers, a Frank Sherrill. der the supervision of Mrs. Ed- convention to order. wuS h H V r . y Ray Delegates: Harry Foster, Paul Famed Evangelist BUly Gra- male q Uar t e t. AU concerts are Mrs. Lewis Hay, chairman, mund Yaghjian, of Columbia, Keynote speaker will be Har- ''mtetord, N 01 a n d Suddeth, Foster, Andy Hames, BiUy Mc- ham begins a Crusade in Green- be j d at g eRt Auditorium on the Mrs. Edward Campbell, Mrs. organizatio chairman of the ry S. Dent, state Republican Claude Crocker, Mrs. Joe Me- Gee, S. S. Williams, Truman vUle’s Textile Hall at 7:30 p. m. p res byterian College Campus. James Gray, Mrs. Nene Work- South Carolina League of Worn- chairman and former ^dmin- Friday, with half the seats in the Tickets are $7 50 for adults, man, Mrs. Ted Davenport, Mrs. ne Voters. 22,000 capacity auditorium al- $3 00 children and students; Robert Vance. ready reserved by groups in the and an additlonal charge $4.00 Mrs. Harry Bolick, chairman, j r rimfrnn Piedmont area of the state. for adults or students w ho wish Mrs. Aubry 'McCroskey, Mr. 1 WO rPOm V^lmtOn Dr. Graham wiU speak every to attend the concerts in Green- Harry Bouknight, Mrs. George Are Nominated For night, through March 13, at 7:30 villei which has a reciprocal Buford, MeUssa Turner, Susie c • and on Simdays at 3 p. m. Ad- arTan gement with the Clinton Wassung, Missy Wassung. service MCOOemieS \- istrative assistant to Senator Strom Thurmond. Mr. Hanna stated this week that he wUl not be candidate for another term as county chairman. Among business to be trans City Planning Project To Feature Meeting Of mission is free, and reserved assoc i a tion. An extra charge of Mrs. James Von Hollen, chair- Two young men from CUnton ac t e d will be the naming of dlCHTlDGr ■ OH IQ lit Qt Hotel seats are available for any ses- $£ 00 is made for unreserved man, Mrs. Judson Davis, Mrs. have been nominated to fill three delegates to the state conven- ^ sion at the First Presbyterian seats for children in GreenviUe. Harry McSween, Mrs. _D. O. vacancies at the United States ti 0 n Church and Baldwin Motor Co. in Clinton. Bus transportation to Textile Mrs. Frank Sherrill, president Rhame, Mrs. Francis Blalock, Naval Academy and the United of the association has suggested Mrs. James Crider, Mrs. Ben states' Air Force Academy by ^ . that persons not wishing to buy Ivey. Robert Ashmore, represenattive Governor Appoints HaU is avaUable Friday night to memberships for themselves, in- Mrs. Reese Young, chairman, f r o m the Fourth Congressional Renistration Board anyone calling the office of the stead purchase a gift member- Miss Rebecca Speake, Mrs. District. « c** l /■* a. First Presbyterian Church be- ship to a deserving young per- Hugh Jacobs, Mrs. Robert Wy- Marion (Mac) Curry Hiers, 'Dr LOUfCnS GOUHty tween 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. today son in the city schools, or at sor III, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jr t son 0 f Mr ^ Mrg M c | Columbia — Three persons and tomorrow. Thornwell or Whitten ViUage. Wassung, W. B. Timmerman, Hiers of 103 Woodrow Dr., a have been apointed by Gov. ki 1 . ^ Workers are invited to a cof- Mrs. James Macdonald, Mrs. f res hman at the University of Robert E. McNair to the Lau- /VlGrcnanrs oTOlip C n Ae>¥ Rnhprf Infineon fee at the Hotel Mary Musgrove Dassey McFadden. South CaroUna, is one of six tens County Board of Registra- To Meet Tuesday Cadet Robert Johnson * » i>h~ —o— »«» «-.««». «»• .. _ Merchants Division of y 1 ✓r Blackmon, L. R. Adams, S. B. Goodman. Local Hospital Gets Accreditation For Three-Year Period Bailey Memorial Hospital has been accredited for a period of three years by the board of commissioners of the Joint A city planning project for form of a progress kept on the Commission of Accreditation of Clinton will be the featured at- preliminary survey of city plan- Hospitals, traction at the annual meeting of ning for CUnton by Den H. E. In approving the CUnton hos tile Chamber of Commerce at McClure and a group of archi- pital, the commission stated 7:00 o’clock tonight at the Mary tectural students at Clemson that it “wishes to commend Musgrove^fotel ballroom. University. . you for maintaining standards The program comes in the Dean McClure was invited by deserving of accreditation and the chamber and the city last for your constant effort to im- year to undertake this project, prove the quality of patient foUowing a talk at last year’s care.” annual chamber of commerce The commission also com- . . , * x xu t i ers wUl also turn in their re- the dean’s merit ' S. Air Force rado. Mrs. Robert Hanson, cochair- Prof. M. Foster Farley, New Cadet Johnson, a member of me n of the membership cam- berry, the class of ’68, wUl wear a paign special star insignia on his Thursday, Friday and Satur- vUle. sleeve in recognition of his out- day of this week wind up mera- slanding academic achieve- bership renewals for the next Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. ment. 'season. Barksdale, Carry Little. tb® dinner when the dean addressed mended the new construction new hos- tfaffli dents, wUl be on display in the for this year. m. The Fred N. Crawford, Jr., Is ad* view the ex- ministrator of the hospital. Op Rep. Ashmore named 36 Terms would run from March representative of the Small Bus- bibit. tlle boaid P J d ^®P^ )1 ' , a,f T_ Miss Codie Simmons Mount- youths to compete for his six va- ; 15, 1966. to March 15, 1968. mess Administration wlio wiU Dinner wiU be served to cham- an K ^wson chalrmaii, O. B cancies at the three service Mrs. Cook and Simpson were explain the services of this or- ber members and their guests Blalock. M. D., vie* s been named to j_ .T . Mr „ T nnf . P halrman ocnooi, nooen ammeu uiue, \ruuwu. u. u. t>mitn unairman urges ^ , ‘ ° ,, : frit list at the U. ers 'J' 111 al8 ° . tu ^ n in ^ I JJu, Ruth Hair’ Joanna Mr ni - is a nominee along with The appointments were made a n members to attend. dents, will be on displ Academy In Colo- newals at D tha ‘ ti ^ e ’ according and M r s j w nine others to fill two vacan- with “advice and consent” of j. Robert Cox, special pro- hotel lobby at 6:00 p. Academy Robert Wassung and ^^rs J . Wyan. cies flt ^ ^ Force Academy . the Senaie. . _ . .. . jects chairman will present a Public is invited to vie McQuiUa Hudson, chairman, academies. No one from this re-appointed, while Clark, a ganization^ and the services it who huve^ made advanc 6 reser- David Jt^JKeyert^j James area was selected to vie for the former member, rejoins the offers that would be of benefit vations. Don Creighton is presi- W. u. Neely ana West Point opening. board fater an interim. to local businessmen. dent of the organization. mons.