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CLINTON - LYDIA MILLS Vol. 4, No. 6 June, 1955 Clinton, S. C. VOL. 4, NO. 6 Lydia Fishers Lead Clinton The Lydia Mills Fishing Club jumped into the lead over the Clinton anglers during the past month but it is still a toss-up in all divisions with plenty of good fishing weather ahead, plus the summer vacation which will give extra time to all of the plug tossers and worm pullers in both clubs. Current results at Lydia are as follows: Bass: Goyne Simpson, 8 pounds; Marvin Patterson, 7 pounds, 12 ounces; F. L. Bratcher, 7 pounds, 4 ounces. Crappie: Mel Satterfield, 2 pounds, 12 ounces; Marvin Patterson. 2 pounds, 9 ounces, and David Word. 2 pounds, 5 ounces. Bream: F. L. Bratcher, 12 ounces; L. S. Cothran, 6 ounces, and Perry Parrish, 6 ounces. Catfish: 3 pounds, 3 ounces; L. S. Cothran, 2 pounds, 8 ounces; T. Paul Patterson, 2 pounds, 6 ounces. Carp: Marvin Patterson, 7 pounds, 8 ounces, and Bud Fuller, 4 pounds. Scoreboard at Clinton Mills Bass: Harry Lanford, 7 pounds, 1 ounce; Gene Butler, 7 pounds, and Harry Foster, 6 pounds, 4 ounces. Crappie: Frank Motes, 3 pounds, 5 ounces; Harry Foster, 3 pounds, and C. E. Leopard. 2 pounds, 2 ounces. Catfish: L. A. Boyette, 2 poinds, 12 ounces. ?v, 9K * _ g?f -j* ~* "~rr fcr,;HE?' r ? HIGH SCHOOL SUPERLATIVES Lydia employees who were named School 1955 graduating class are sh most likely to succeed, class presid< Ruby Meadors. best looking girl; M Carroll Mills, best dressed girl; Rus: Hughes, most friendly, and Bobby I fir PUBLISHED FOR EMP ^ a r ~ BEAUTY ABOUNDS AT POO] Ihis photograph of pretty Judy C taken at the Clinton Mills swimm Saturday. July 2. when beauty coi old. Eighteen From Eighteen sons and daughters of employees of Clinton and Lvdia Cotton Mills received their diplomas from Clinton High School in early June and eight of the graduates carried off ten superlative selections. John Phillip McGee, son of Mrs. Lucille McGee, Clinton Mills, was President of the Senior Class and had the highest scholastic average. He also was voted by his fellow stu _ i-Nw **i' JU\ ? Sons and daughters of Clintonsuperlatives by the Clinton High own above. They are Phil McGee. ?nt and highest scholastic average; axie Wallenzine. best looking boy: tell Wilson, best personality; Nancy 3earson, most popular. LOYEES OF CLINTON-LYDIA 1 i m # H^H1 L.S ? All the bathing beauties are no lole. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James ing pool. Both pools will be the scene < ntests and many water activities will b i Clinton - Lydia Rec dents as most likely to succeed. Other superlatives among Clinton-Lydia employees' sons and daughters, as elected by inc senior uiass, were as tollows: Best dressed girl: Carroll Jean Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hairston, Lvdia Mills. Moth athletic girl: Patricia Davenport Owens, daughter u - I CLINTON - LYDIA HIGH SCHO Mills' employees were recently gra< Martha Cauble. Shirley Hedgepath, Hamilton. Audrey Mays. Carroll Mi Bass, Joe Cunningham. Phil McGe< M 4ILLS. CLINTON. S. C. t at the beaches as evidenced by R. Cole. Clinton Mills, which was of Fourth of July Water Carnivals e events of interest to young and eive Diplomas of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Owens. Lydia Mills. Most friendly: Nancy Jean Hughes, daughter of John Hughes. Clinton Mills. Best personality: Russell Wilson, son of Woodrow Wil son, Clinton Mills. Most popular: Bobby G Pearson. Woodrow Wilson Clinton Mills. Guardian. (Continued on Page 2) 4 ' > I -f ! 1 , OL GRADUATES ? Eighteen sor duated from Clinton High School. , Pat Tucker. Judy Bouknight. Gr; Her. Ruby Meadors. Nancy Hughes ?. Maxie Wallenxine. Russell Wilso Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R. U. S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton, S. C. Permit No. 59 JUNE 15. 1955 Water Carnivals Are Planned For Pools July 2 There will be a lot of fun for young and old at both Clinton and Lvdia swimming pools Saturday, July 2. beginning at 9 A. M., as Fourth of July Water Carnivals are held. This is the first year that organized swimming classes have been held at both pools for various age groups, and a graduation ceremony for these youngsters win be neia during the morning. Chuck Leatherwood. who has just been to the National Red Cross Swimming and Lifesaving school at Brevard. N. C., will present various points in water and boat safety, including lifesaving, with the cooperation of the life guards. There will be swimming and diving exhibitions, including some clown diving, and the "world's champion underwater swimming" will put on a demonstration. No pool is complete without bathing beauties so there will be bathing beauty contests at both pools. A "Miss Clinton Mills Pool" and "Miss i niT.-ii T-? 1yj *11 1 i_,yaia iviin t~ooi win ue named, as well as queens for the baby pools. For the fisherman, there will be Skish contests under (Continued on Page 6) i^aJI is and daughters of Clinton Lydia As shown above they are. first row: see Cole. Linda Stewart. Georgia and Elaine Heaton. Back row: Jim n and Bobby Pearson.