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DR. BROYLES
Preacher
GENERAL JOHNSON
Speaker
College Commencement
Scheduled for Sunday
General 'Harold K. John- ceive their diplomas, army
X-Ray Mobile Unit
Schedule Is Given
Following several days of
operation at the corner of
Pitts and Broad Streets, the
X-ray mobile unit will be lo- ’
cated in Cross Hill on Mon
day, May 30, and at the Can
ada Dry Bottling Plant on
West Carolina Avenue on
Tuesday, May 31. Free chest
X-rays will be available from
1:00-5:00.
On Wednesday, June 1, the
X-ray bus will operate at the
Lydia Mill office parking lot.
This free service will be of
fered to Clinton Mill commu
nity on Thursday, June 2.
The mobile unit will be lo
cated in Joanna at Western
Auto Store on Friday, June
10, from 1:00-5:00 and at
Bonds Cross Roads Commu
nity Building Monday, June
13, from 1:00-5:00.
The purpose of the chest
X-ray survey is to find un
The Clinton Chronicle
Vol. 67 — No. 21
Clinton, S. C, Thursdoy^May 26, 1966
How They Voted
SECOND DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
PRECINCTS
1
Clinton
No. 1
No. 2
Mill
Totals
Alderman - Ward 2
i 1
Hueble
224
234
123
581
Owens
200
113
383
696
Alderman - Ward 3
Bragg
295
193
364
852
Layton
131
151
141
’ 423
Alderman - Ward 6
Craine
198
111
243
552
Sanders
225
231
261
717
Owens,
Win in
IB Association
Gets Recognition
The Tuberculosis and Health bcrs of city council
Association
has received
statewide recognition for achi- Lions To Honor
Bragg, Sanders
>
Run-over Races
J. Truman Owens, Fred S. Candidates for mayor and
Bragg, Jr., and Talmadge the other three aldermen were
Sanders were victors in Tues- nominated the previous Tues
day’s Democratic run-off pri- day.
mary for nomination as mem- They were J. J. Cornwall
for mayor; Boyd Holtzclaw,
for alderman from Ward 1;
son, United States Army Chief commissions and special *^ n 7^ J tuberculosZ TeCIUCie SerVIC6S TodCIV
of Staff, will deliver the main . S ‘ r, 0 .^ f f j'. rs W1 be ht,nrt •
, , , . , held in Belk Auditorium,
address Sunday at Presbyter-
evement in the 1965 Christmas J. B. Templeton
Seal Campaign. William A. . c - J li
Gardner of Ninety Six, chair- At Friday Meeting
man, accepted the second-
Word was received here
heart disease and lung tumor.
... Any abnormal findings will
ian College’s 86th Commence- be awarded honorary degrees physicia q n by the ^ ^ J
ment exercises, which may during the afternoon. Emmet nurses
prove the most action-packed R - Blake, curator of birds at A limits are for Neero
six hours in PC history. Chicago’s ^ Field Museum of lg ” ears and over and ^ last week of the death of Pvt.
He will share the spotlight Natural History, will receive wb j te 2 0 years and over. A John Wa lt c ‘ r Teague, 19, who
that day with a leading Pres- the doctor of science degree; chest ’x-ray takes only a min- was killed in action in South
Charloltef “Ig ^ ^ " T"*.T'
ing seniors, a brand-new sci- vice-president of Field Enter- ^ free servicc ig mg with Company B, 2nd Bat-
ence building and an array of P r * ses Educational Corpora- by ^ be Carolina ta *' wn ’ Regiment, 1st Cav-
past honorary degree recipi- tion, the doctor of humanities. gj a ^ e Board of Health the a * r y> * n the Bac Lieu Prov-
ents. Between the baccalaureate Laurens County Health De- ince in the Me Kong area.
The Sunday program will service and the closing com- partment and the Tuberculo- i» v t Teague who was the
start with the 11 a.m. bacca- mencement exercises, the sis and Health Association of son of Mrs Lila Matthews
laureate sermon preached by schedule calls for a luncheon Greenwood-Laurens counties. Teague of 2301 Chapel Hill
Dr. Vernon Broyles, pastor of in the college dining hall with
Atlanta’s North Avenue Pres- graduates and their families -
byterian Church. The com- as guests, a special luncheon j|jni|l1Af PrOflrfMI
mencement address by Gen- for General Johnson and per- —riUyiQIII
eral Johnson — fresh from sons who have previously re- T *
an inspection tour of South ceived honorary degrees from 10 inCIUUv IvliniSf
Viet Nam — is set for 4:15 PC, dedication of Richardson m t .
p.m., when graduates will re- Hall of Science, the president’s \At|na|| I pa/Hip
At First Baptist Church
Rd., Durham, N. C., was the
grandson of Mr .and Mrs.
Clyde O. Teague, who reside
in Smallwood, Clinton..
Born in Greenwood, Pvt.
Teague was the son of the
late Ralph O. Teague. He had
Lynn W. Cooper, Sr., Ward 2;
and George W. Bagwell, Ward
5.
Cornwall and Bagwell will
face Republican opponents in
the general election in August.
The Clinton Lions Club will Q defeated W Alvin
Place award at the annual honor J B. Templeton, Clin- H ueble Tuesday for the Ward
meeting of the S. C. Tubercu- j;” 11 Mllls P residcn }’ .f) s 2 aldermanic post. The vote
. » • ^ ij Clintons 1966 Citizen of the - 01
losis Association held in was - Owens, 696, Hueble, 581.
Year, in a special program
Charleston on Wednesday, tomorrow night at the Mary Bragg bested Harr y c - La y-
Contributions to the Christmas Musgrove Hotel. Meeting time ton ’ > ncurn hent, lor Ward 3
_ 1 i _ . „ . 7 m alderman. The vote was;
Seal Campaign in Greenwood is 7 p.m. Rraet? 852- I avion 422
and I aurens Counties totaled Lion P™sident, W. Eugene Bragg - 852 > La y ton - 423 -
l " r ? ; , Johnson, announced that Lion Sanders, incumbent in Ward
$21,262.18. George H. Cornel- Humbert Truluck will serve 6 > defeated James C. Craine
son of Clinton and G. Wirron as master of ceremonies for i n tb e run-off. The vote was:
Willis of Laurens served as the annual occasion. Sanders, 717; Craine, 552.
co-chairmen. Templeton, was selected by The new council will take
The second place honors the Lons Club earlier this year office September 1.
were shared with the TB & for his many contributions to
Health Association of Coastal Clinton through civic, youth
Carolina which includes Char- and church work.
® leston and 5 other counties.
The Central Association of tN—..
Richland and Lexington Coun- ^°PPY L)ay bales
ties received first place. Dou- Reported at $264
glas K. Sturkie, Jr. of Colum- » • .
bia, State Honorary Chair- American Legion Auxiliary
man, presented the certifica- 4 P « p P y ^ y oc contnbut ! ons ^ June wlU be bust,n ° ut al u l
tes of award tnled $264.35 according to over with significant church
Mrs. Henry M. Young, chair- meetings at Presbyterian Col-
Synod of Georgia
To Convene at PC
Tuesday for 2 Days,
man, of Poppy Day. She ex- lege as both the Synods oj
MISS Cornwall Named pressed her thanks to all con- Georgia and South Carolina
Southern Bell
To Change Dial
Tone Next Week
JOHN W. TEAGUE
Tn Cnkpr Mnv tributing. The contributions visit the campus for their an-
I o v-OKer rviay v-ourr roceived will be used for vct _ nual stated sessions.
.. , . ,. . I.WUWUV. made hife home here with his
reception and open house, and -''..■'w., grahdparents since thc age
? re Rorr Ser m C K S . The Cl ! n .ton Recrea- of two and a half years. He
' >r • • I 5 w a W1 ba Ron Commission will offer attended Clinton public had been stationed in Viet Mary Ellen Cornwall, eran rehabilitation and child Georgia Presbyterians, who
receiving the bars of second a summer program providing schools prior to enlisting in Nam since August, 1965. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. welfare by the local unit. also support PC, will open
leu enan . both softball and tennis par- the service, with which he In addition to his mother j .Cornwall, has been named Poppies worned in Clinton the activity when they arrive
Dr. Marc C. Weersing, pres- ticipation for local young peo-
Clinton's telephone dial tone «' Presbyterian College, pie, it was announced this
. .. . . will preside over the various week,
will change its sound next *
week, says Southern Bell
Sunday activities. Degrees Instruction in tennis will be
County Library
Manager'TlarrorMarL." 611 ^VanceTlS ^ ^ thr ° U8h
We are installing addition- dus t r i a ii s t ) w ho serves as morning, June 6, at the Clin-
al equipment that wi ma e c h a irman of the board of trus- ton High School courts at 9 WaaLIxi DmnraiTK
3 i r :^ .. av , a i!i b !! tees. o’clock, in case of rain that weeKiy Programs
M. Vance, Clinton banker-in- Friday beginning Monday Is Recognized For
here next month,” Martin
said In order for this equip- , a P reluda 10 the Sunday day instruction is scheduled The Laurens County Library Willingham. Interment will be
^ , familiar of activRy > Commencement to begin Tuesday, June 7. All bas rrcP i vpd statewide recog^ w-Mat^w^id-Cemet^y, Dur-
“buz?’ of the dial tone will w eek-end will start getting un- young people interested in nition for one of its weekly ham, A. C„ at 2 o’clock Fri-
be changed to a much lower ° n Satar c day evan,ng Participating are asked to programs in a re cent month- day afternoon,
nitfh novt Fririav .Tnnp 2 with the annual Senior-Alum- bring two balls marked by j y publication of the S. C. Pallbearers will
pitch next Friday, June 3.
Martin said that a letter is
ni Dinner. This occasion is name, and a racquet,
sponsored by the PC Alumni AH girls are invited to take for Public Libraries
ly publication of the S. C. J'anoearers win be Dusty
State Library Board, “News Jumes Rhodes, Jr., Johnnie
Cannon, Eddie Braswell, Car-
SLr"!,bscrib« SpfaTniPg Sl^we^iM X° f . e t Tu* * “ ,,b * U >" b “ lleU " *• <«*- ^ Smll S' Srailh and
the chanee ‘‘We do this be- lcial y " ,el<?omin g the new which will consist of four tributed to library trustees Sidney Hartzog.
cause in 8 other ^arts of the l\^TrL S Dr EuTene T te f mS fr0m 311 are3S ° f the and staff memberS in thc ^ 31 G • ,
country when this change was f,l, ?, D % clty ’ state, the local library was a l Home following arrival yes
made people ^thought their W ‘ ls ° n ’ dl “ mnU . S ^ trUS Ge Practice wil > begin Monday, commended for its ‘‘outstand- terday afternoon.
Xnes were out of order,” June 6 - at 3 P m - ia the fol- ing” weekly program of mo-
Martjn explained.
and paternal grandparents, he a sophomore representative were made by the patients in next Tuesday for their two-
is survived by one sister, Mrs. D f the May Court at Coker the Veterans Hospital, Colum- day 122nd stated meeting.
Pa‘ricia Ann Broadwell" of College, Hartsville. bia, under the supervision of More than 200 delegates are
Durham. Sharon Elmore, of Laurens, Mrs. R. M. Stork of Unit 86, expected for this affair at
Funeral services will be bas a i so been named to the American Legion Auxiliary, which the major business of
held today (Thursday) at 2:30 May Court. - Columbia. the synod will be conducted,
at the First Baptist Church, ' . Altogether, six big occas-
corducted by the Rev. E. ^ ■ * A b)ns — Bve * ;bern * n 3une
Rogers and the Rev. W. W. | 'JM R. 4k —are shcduled for PC’s sum
mer season. Well over 1,000
men, women and young peo
ple from both supporting sy
nods will visit the. campus
during this period.
Industrial leaders of the
state will follow the Georgia
The 1966 commencement winners of several scholar- group here next Thursday and
program of Clinton High ships and awards. Friday for the Industrial Ma-
Gray Funer- School C ame to a dose Mon- . Th( ! prelude and P">ces- nagement Workshop of the
’ ’ , u ion sional music was by Nancy south Carolina State Cham-
day evening when 132 mem- Hollis at thc piano. Tommy ber of Commerce. It marks
bers of the graduating class Johnson, president of the stu- the eighth year this work-
— 63 girls and 69 boys — re- dent council, gave the invo- shop has been held at Pres-
ceived diplomas and certifi- cat * on - byterian.
i Shelia Gilliam, soprano, Then, the South Carolina
a es ‘ sang a sola, and the school Presbyterian Synod will use
1 he exereises were held in musical selection. The sing- pc as the scene ior its stated
132 Get Diplomas At
High School Service
By SC Textile Assn.
V
a run explained. , byteH^rd^c^twa 6 !^]^ ! ow ^ g i° catians: Girls K * h ° Registration For
He added that toVch-tOrR* main swaE*^”1 e Lydia ar , ea - beh ‘ nd Th e featurc story - “ Inter - pr
service means that telephones mam s P ea f te * v ' ; PhApdence School; Bailey esting Programs Can Boost PL bummer bchOOl
will be available with a mo- .. i! •:* '■ ar ® a . C ava her Park; those Library Support”, tells how fQ ggqjp qb Monde
Horn mnsh hnttnn kovhnarri VanCG and Hams w h° hve south of the railroad the local project was started ^ , , ,,
dtrn push button keyboard vunic umu nurns in ^ direction 0 f tb e hospi- after thc library received a Registration for Presbyter- Belk Auditorium on thc Pres- ing of the alma mater by the session on June G-8. As with
tal, meet behind the Armory; movie projector from the ian College’s 1966 summer byterian College campus and glee club presented a special all groups, the dormitories,
those who live north of the Wednesday Study Club of sr hool is scheduled to begin were attended by an overflow class closed the program. dining, classroom and recre-
railroad, meet behind Clinton Laurens at 2 P m - next Monday in crowd of parents, relatives Baccalaureate Service ational facilities are made
Robert M. Vance, president High School. Mrs. Harriet Huff, county thc librar y bui, ding. and friends. The baccalaureate service available to the visitors,
of Clinton Mills was elected Practice will run approxi- librarian, is quoted in the ar- Classwork for the first term Speakers were the scholas- was held Sunday evening a a The pattern will vary again
vice-president of the South mately one week before the tide as saying arrangements wil1 starl at 8 a m - Tuesday tic leaders of the class and city-w.de union service also the next week, when Pres-
Carolina Textile Manufactur- tournament begins. All tour- were made to order films and extpnd th ™ ugh ^ 8 - tho cla ” President. ‘Are We in Belk Auditorium, with the byterian women of South Ca-
At recent class day exer- ers Association at a conven- nament play will be held on through various advertising ^ two class periods con- Prepared? was the theme sermon delivered by the Rev^ rolma hold their annual Sy-
cises at Lander College, tion last week at Sea Island, the softball field behind Clin- firms. du ?’’ d dady Monday through of he addr H essc , s ’ a " d the sub ; W ; Rag f h rs ’. past r ° h r of ® road nod, f al Training School at PC
Greenville Miss Jennie Rae Ga. ton High School. “The films, largely trave- Fnday - Tht ' sppond term is ject was developed by each Street Methodist Church. on June 13-17 It’s under the
Surratt of Joanna was Named as a director was Mrs. Frank Ramage is in logues with an occasional art sp t f °r July 8-August 16. succeeding speaker: Tom Several local pastors who direction o Mrs. Walter S
among’ students receiving J. B. Harris, Jt., of Green- charge of the tennis and girls’ or science feature, are free - Thirty three courses in ten Baldwin class president, ‘ By participated in the program Moore of Walhalla, Synodical
among siuaenis g s Qf the cit rc tho librarv pays ohly tbc rc . departments are being offered the Past”; Ronnie Traylor, included Rev. J. D. Medley, president and school dean.
instead of the familiar rotary j f\LL--
dial. This servicc will be avai- to OffCC
lable in mid-June.
Miss Surratt Gets
Lander Service Key
keys for service on the stu- wood, vice-president of Green- softball phases
dent council.
wood Mills.
creation program.
library pays ohly v ..^ ^
turn postage on them the durin R the f ull 11-week ses- salutatorian, ^‘In the Pres- the invocation; Rev. Zeb C. Two groups of young pco-
article states siHn - Stlldcn ts may obtain 12 ent”; Bill Jacobs, valedictor- Williams, prayer; Rev. A. L. pie will follow. Congaree (SC)
Continuing, ‘‘a - schedule of
hours credit
a maximum ian, “For the Future.”
Bixler, scripture; and Dr. E. Presbytery,will be on the PC
films is posted in the library of 14 hours with laboratory Presentation of diplomas B. Kcisler, benediction. campus, ‘June 20 25, for its
a staff m mber previews each sc ' cncc — by taking two and certificates to the mem- Music was presented by Senior High Fellowship Con-
film introduces it and relates cours(>s during both terms. bers of the class was by R. Johnny Fulmer, pianist, who ference. And another Senior
to available lib'-ary books Students considering atten- P. Wilder, superintendent of played the prelude proces- High Conference v^ill bring
This program has become a
dance at the PC
School District 56, and A. W. sional, and recessional. A boys and girls from Augusta-
RICHARDSON SCIENCE HALL
regular family activity for sc h (,0 l are urged to contaft Shealy, principal of Clinton special musical selection was Macon (Ga.) Presbytery here
many people in the area Mrs Dean Joseph M. Gettys/ at High School. sung by the high school glee on July 11-16 to round out thc
Huff reports that audiences Telephone 833-2820. ' Mr. Shealy announced the club. summer meeting schedule.
are always large, sometimes .
to the point of over-flow, and ■■■■■■
always enthusiastic.” , IT,
It concluded by saying “thc |
movies have brought people |
into the library who had nev
er visited it before, and they
have increased community in
terest and participation in li
brary programs in general.”
Joanna Clean-Up
became full occupied this
spring after one and a half
years under construction. R ,
rose as one of a three-building Ijrjyp [ fllHlIlllinfl
complex to form the East Pla- LUIIIIIIUlIiy
za. The new Greenville Dining The Joanna clean-up cam-
Hall and Clinton Hall Wo- paign is showing some pro- ;
men’s dormitory, completed gress in the beautification
sooner, were dedicated last project, and it is requested
College to Dedicate New
Science Hall on Sunday
Presbyterian College will Vick Chemical Company,
dedicate its new science build- Included as part of the ded-
ing in honor of benefactor H. ication activities is the an- December. that residents of the commu-
Smith Richardson at the col- nual President’s Reception h. Smith Richardson, a na- nity move garbage cans from
lego’s 86th Commencement and Open House, shifted this tlve of Greensboro, N. C., be- the house fronts to the .rear
this Sunday. y ear from President Weer- came president of the Vick^areas or behind shrubs and
A litany, of dedication by sing’s home to Richardson Chemical Company in 1919, fences. It is suggested that
President Marc C. Weersing Hall to provide time for visi- stepped up to chairman of cartons and cardboard boxes
is scheduled as P a rt of the tors to tour the building. It the board in 1929 and assumed be torn apart so that collec-
4:15 p.m. final exercises ht is set for 2:30 p.m., following the position of honorary tion may be quicker and
which General Howard K. a luncheon honoring Mr. Ri- chairman upon his retirement more compact, and notifica-
Johnson, United States Army chardson and other recipients in 1957. Presbyterian College tion be given the collectors as
Chief of Staff, will deliver the of honorary degrees from PC recognized his unique leader- to where cans will be placed,
main address. The response to and General Johnson. , ship as a Christian business- “Help Us Help You to
the litany will be given by Richardson Hall of Science, man by awarding him an hon- Clean Up Joanna!” is the
Mr. Richardson, 80-year-old termed one of the finest sci- orary doctor of laws degree committee’s slogan for this
honorary chairman of ilif- cnee faclliilcs in the in 19b7, * week.
JOSEPH P. DAILEY
AMELIA NICHOLS
JAMES T. STEWART
TERRY L. ELLISON
Four From Clinton, Joanna To Get PC Degrees
Four seniors from Clinton and Joanna are among
the 96 candidates to receive baccalaureate degrees at
Presbyterian College’s 86th commencement exercises
Sunday.
They are — Joseph Parker Dailey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard P. Dailey of East Ferguson Street, candi
date foi the buchelm of science degiee in Business Ad-
I ... -
ministration; Amelia Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Nichols of Hickory Street, candidate for the bache
lor of science degree in Mathematics; James Thornton
Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Stewart of
Spruce Street, candidate for the bachelor of science de
gree in Business Administration; Terry Lee Ellison, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ellison of Joanna, candidate for the
bachelor of science degree in Mathematics.