Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 HERE'S Check Here To Indicah Cu P 1 1 / /Ad / Don't Forget To Fi Checking This Block Authc College Doors Open Throughout Many Clinton-Lydia Many sons and daughters of Clinton-Lydia employees left this month for colleges in this and other states. A number of these young men and women have been employed in the mills during the past summer where they have gained valuable work experience and earned money to aid with college expenses. Eight of these young people will receive financial assistance for their advanced education as Mercer Silas Bailey Scholarship recipients. r|'U 1 C" pV iir l rv ?? n xi no v uai o vv i 11 ll c l d, Lydia's Frances Taylor and Philip King were chosen, as were previous year's winners, Myra Snelgrove, William Glenn, Beth Trammell, Carolyn Hairston, Cecil Davenport, Mary Cunningham, Martha Joan Pitts and Shirley Sanders, on the basis of character, high school scholastic records, qualities of leadership, participation in student and community activities, their goals in life and financial need. Each is permitted to pursue his chosen course of study at the South Carolina College or University of his choice. Parents of these young people are justly proud of this fine group, however, 'heir return to school is met with mixed emotions. They are pleased that they were able to make this opportunity available but regret having them away from home for the semesters ahead. Every effort was made in an attempt to obtain a complete list of those going off to college. As in most instances it is almost impossi HOW TO ? The Amount Of Each Deducth 2HESTMDF OREATER CLIN m this pledge among the foi vation Army Fairview Atooh ppled Children Rehabilttati I Ctom boy Scoots and seer Emergency Ftti Campfire, Blue) United Cerebri authorize my employer to dedu me dress Mtribmte as if it mm for ill In Your Name and Departmi >rizes Your Payroll Deduction State i Youths Attending 1- 1 A ? ^-4 _ ? ? f * Die to get a complete list, sc the following can be considered as only a partial list. CLINTON PRESBYTERIAN James Hughes Mary Snelgrove Vivian Taylor FURMAN Marv Cunningham UNIVERSITY OF S. C. Joe Neely R. C. Wilkie William Glenn David Barry Whitman N. Greenville Junior College Joan Burgess Draughons Business College Helen Edge CITADEL Joel Cox, Jr. WINTHROP Beth Trammeil Myra Pitts Myra Snelgrove Sybil Windsor Franceen Smith CLEMSON Cecil Davenport Tony Hooper Gary O'Shields Georgia Military College Ned Handback LYDIA WINTHROP Barbara Roberts Sylvia King Kay Roberts Cecila McLendon Janis Goss Frances Taylor CLEMSON "Rock" Bailey Mack Gaffney FURMAN Philip King South. Theol. Seminary Frank Deitz UNIVERSITY OF S. C. Carolyn Hairston BOB JONES Marvin Deitz THE CLOTHMAKER FILL OUT YC >n Your . . 3 . : .i> . cSH die Patted HwWh & Mm ion Canter Tteweroh Foundett Cub? | AdlMittfib id Kxpee jirdj. Horizons CmMw Phttad On 1 Palsy I? UtHow ct this pledge from my payroll. i,-1 'I-'HIIB! TJEfrul' JJ8MBK' ent Here This Enter The Amount Of Patrolmen Speak At Supervisors Safety Meeting Sergeants B. E. Fallaw and R WJ Qmif l-? sirn??A rtti/xnf *V. f? . Ullll ill V\UC speakers at Clinton and Lydia's September Supervisors Safety Meeting. Sergeant Fallaw spoke at Clinton; Sergeant Smith at Lydia. Both gave informative and interesting presentations on "Highway Safety." They asked for the support of all employees in helping reduce highway injuries and deaths. "If wr> wprp just half as successful as you in industry in preventing accidents we would save hundreds of lives in South Carolina every year," Sergeant Smith said. "The lack of Courtesy, just plain consideration of and for others, is one of the leading causes of automobile accidents and deaths," according to Sergeant Fallaw. PIohqo rnmnmKni' i r\ * & v.uiv.iiiiyvi tv^ L/UVC Safely. Do your part to reduce traffic accidents and deaths. mm SERGEANT B. E. FALLAW S. C. HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT >UR PLEDGE Name Here Makes This Receipt Y WWm 1 M P I H MMA :?* L X S M I 1 I | f S I j ? iji I Is A Receipt for the Total Amoui Your Cash Donation Here Co-captains Bailey, Littleton Li wJM HVflsd Mclvin Bailey, son of Ira s\ and Mildred Bailey, Lydia, b, and Kinard Littleton, son of tc Wes and Vera Littleton, e: Clinton, are Co-Captains of the 1961 Clniton High School b; football team. They were is elected by their teammates ri before the season opener R with Ware Shoals. tsotn are outstanding athletes who will be remembered among the all time greats Si long after their graduation ^ next June. Local observers Si feel both boys will be in for a lion's hare of post season qJ honors. 0< Melvin, in his fourth season as a regular, has been n, SEPTEMBER. 1961 CARD our Personal Record it Of Your Contribution tad Red Devils rJ ft- * liiii * m M vitched from guard to fu 11;>ck in an effort to strong ?n the backfield with his <perience and speed. Kinard, an all state halflck performer of last year one of the most exciting mners ever to wear the ed and White. RED DEVIL 1961 SCHEDULE pt. 8 Ware Shoals Away pt 15 Abbeville Home pt. 22 Chester Home pt. 29 N. Augusta Away . t. (5 Woodruff Home :t. 13 York Away :t. 20 Winnsboro Away :t. 27 Newberry Home iv. 3 Laurens Home :>v. 10 Easley Home i>v. 17 Parker Away