Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 I I '"'fl Mll K VT^ fC* RUNNER-UP PRIZE WINNER on were C. E. Moles, tackle box; C bell Hambrick. minnow bucket; C. erts, Jr.. one dozen plugs. Not pr< GRAND PRIZE WINNER of ih the past season is Gene Butler, ric motor from club president D. C. W pound 13 ounce bass. I. */ ^ Ll \: if H r'T/f r. fl Iv * *W'*' ** ltlf? 1956 OFFICERS OF THE CLINT here as they were recently elected 1 bell, president; Harry Lanford, vice rector and Bill Terry, secretary am Operation Santa (Continued from Page 1) Moose members in time for Santa's visit. If possible, these toys should be delivered or picked up by December 10 so that 1 ^ r JM *v. 1 HE IjHu ? -^HV,^| HIt ffl_H ^ n I mm - m fl H w V S IN THE CLINTON MILLS' Fishir "arl Campbell, lackle box; L. A. Bo E. Leopard, flashlight; Harry Lanfo ?sent were J. J. Brabham. Frank M If rv ' 1 </ fir Avt > ! <04% H M I A \t ^t?w H& e Clinlon Mill's Fishing Club for jht. shown receiving an oulboard hitman. His prize catch was a 7 1 ON MILLS Fishing Club are shown >y the Club. They are Carl Campi president; Gene Butler, prize did treasurer. int.- uctcsscii y icptiu s uuii ue made and so that the Moose Lodge can know how many children can be given "that Christmas feeling." You'll have a better "Christmas feeling" too, when you awake Christ HE CLOTHMAKER lg Club contest for the past seasyette, minnow bucket; Mrs. Isard, spinning reel and Robby Robotes and Harry Foster. Bailey Services... (Continued from Page 1) Friday morning's meeting was opened with a devotional by Rev. James Huggins, followed by a reading of the minutes and conference reports. Various committee reports were given in the afternoon. Business meetings occupied the conference Saturday. A inomnrinl coririf>o uric nnn. ducted at 11:15 Sunday morning by Mrs. Victor Shealev. The morning worship service Sunday was given by Dr. Carl Mclntyre, president. International Council of Christian Churches, and pastor of the Bible Presbyterian Church at Hollingswood, N. J. ...Stork Club... Mr. and Mrs. Walton announce the birth of a son. David Lee, at Self Memorial hospital. October 20. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Graham, a son, Jackie Devore, October 22, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Graham is the former Miss Juanita McGinnis. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Bentley, Clinton Mills, announce the arrival of a son, October 3, Ronald Eugene. A-3-C and Mrs. Allen Warren White, Jr., Lydia Mills, announce the birth of a son, Allen Warren, III, at Blalock Clinic, September 30. Mrs. Whltp i<2 t hp fnrtnoe TV/Tico P. ir bara Whitmire. mas Sunday morning and know that some little child, somewhere, is happy. The^ might not have been if you had not gone to just a little bit of trouble and taken a toy or so by the Moose lodge. For any additional information, please contact Bill Terry, Governor of the Lodge, at 201 Bailey Street. CLINTON HE Second Spooling By Nellie Young w> cu Rev. and Mrs. James Wil- y0 liams and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fowler were dinner guests an of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rhod- pj, es. es Mr. Stone is improving after an operation at Blalock Clinic. Ci Birthdays: Mrs. Stone Oct. 24 . . . Mrs. Craine, Oct. 20 M . . . Mildred Rhodes, Nov. 11 he . . . Eddie Malone will be 16 St years old Nov. 2\ . . . JJanny to Malone will be a year old C< Nov. 3. sc Our sick list includes Nellie Young, Lucille Lawson fr and Callie Fowler. er ...THE WE My life is but a weaving SI Between my Lord and me. I cannot choose the colors T1 He worketh steadily. Oft times He weaveth sorrow And I in foolish pride a Forget He sees the upper And I the underside. Not 'til the loom is silent And the shuttles cease to fly Jf clcor/ie Buck k< Corporal "Pat" Lowe, son a of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Lowe, ^ recently received his discharge from the U. S. Army Signal Corps. y( m Fools need advice, but only wise men are the better for it. ?Proverb h( 7 ^H U i A I VAN OXNER. JR. I an Oxner, Jr. and Furnian liri Relations Director Claude Crocker, Mills at the annual Accident I'reven Safely Council in Chicago early this the Congress will he included in the I Girls Registered I Clinton Campfire CI The Campfire, Bluebird and L Horizon clubs of the Petaga rc district, (Clinton Mills) have If recently registered 82 girls and 25 leaders, making a to- n< tal of 107 acti\ t in this type t! of work in eight groups. ol This impressive number M will be further increased be- w cause another group will be cc registered by the end of the month. Any interested girls q in any of the appropriate age ] ffrnnnc cVtAiiM nnf f aiw?U UIIV/U1U 111 VV/ULI1 with the Community Center 11 right away to find out where c': they should register. B NOVEMBER 15. 1955 | WS ITEMS | Little R o ge r Strickland ishes to express his appreition to each of you for ur great kindness shown to A m during his recent illness ^ d stay at the Laurens hos- j tal. He wishes God's richt blessings on all of you. ARNIVAL PROCEEDS Proceeds of the Clinton ills nanowe en carnival ;ld last month at Academy reet School will be used r the Petaga District of impfire Girls and for a hool project. A contribution of $50.U0 om the proceeds were givi to the school. : A VER... iall God unroll the canvas And explain the reason why le dark threads are as needful In the weaver's skillful hand s the thread of gold and silver In the pattern He has nlnnn oH A small boy leading a don?y, strolled by an Army imp. A pair of soldiers stood inning at him. "What are you holding onto )ur brother so tight for, son>'?" one of them called out. The little boy replied, "So ? won't join the Army." Y~T ^ I s FURMAN BRATCHER itelier, together uith Industrial represented ( Union ami Lydia lion Congress of the \ational month. Ideas brought out at Atlia-Clinton Safety program. \ * 1 4 nils Arc Ringing... Miss Eleanor Blackwell beime the bride of Homer avvson September 16, in Lau?ns, and are now making ieir home at 406 Davis St. Mr. and Mrs. Bo. Howe anounce the engagement of leir daughter, Sue, to Amid Edmonds, son of Mr. and frs. Jessie Edmonds. The edding will take place De?mber 25. Mrs. Gertrude H o 1 b e r t. linton Mills, announces the igagement of her son, Curs, to Miss Agnes Eubank, nughter of Mr. and Mrs. oyd Eubank.