Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I SEPT EMS*?, | ? w W . .. Robert F T__ '? f . ? 20 "T;- ' V. \v<. / V ' C! v * ? 9* , mt ? r * 'w ^ J / ' V i. ' V , ^ I : / y' .| * A . ? /. Rache L. W. But!er. Sr. Clin! Clinton No. 2 -2 27 Years CHILDREN, G sr. >- /? ' ' * Vv .' Luann, 4 years olcl Luann and Tami arc ' Joel Templet on 'und (jra <>' nine/ton find Mr. and Mrs. / : v. o *-* * j ? ? v p \Tancy iV If Ml"'/, .VO'MT? <!?!<? ./< ( f ? rf Mrs. 'Job y.'erM.1 mi/ if . i>'(r is *Uc 'ornier .1 It'lit i ftfs nrv ns'- inu .'?<" and Mrs. ('iiiiii: K, Four Fmj)lovers i\amt>(! S. (!. Fool lml I I iff it' i a Is Kour Clinton Mills employees have been natrei! '.(> the South Carolina !!: School Snot ball Officio's Association according to an announcement i>v L'onivnssioner I'uforcl Clary of Columbia. Jim Braswell, Umpire; T v u m a m Owens, Kick! Jud^e; Sam Owens, Keferce; am! Miliar Ballew, I'mpire, recently completed an ?'-week training program in Spartanburg', where thev were pual'fied for officiating assignments in S C. !lii^h School football eaines this fall. The employee - officials Whitmire j . ydia > 1 Years ' ' . . de Bcc!t!tam , , in ton No. 2 \ 'J ? Years r : r V \\m* \ ! H. Grny or- Mo. * Charlie L. Motte Years Lyt'-ia 15 Years ?A\DCHILDR5N \ -V X v > j I /' ?... * ^ ; j Tami, ? years old 'w (!iti:(.''i'rrs of* Mr. ain! Mrs. ' <iiii)!>U'!s i?! Mrs. Ft hi? I !'cnJ.'u rrtj Trttiult'ion. * ** Robert and Jackie I'.Vii*. ere the eft i a' M r. \.'"nro??, V. tchiij'ti >t. .Vrx. ' '7 !t'>!<!'rl <>' ' i.;K !() {. - M':(! b t'OtftL'l-ilt-'.il!(', .V / . itttif other refatlees. Senator Tnurrronc v A.*.c . r. / v \ r: sc.*: i; 0 JUt'tT <f?r Campbell Masonic l.odoo Au. members, wives, '.her spec'a! quests \v:>! bear Senior U. S. Sena'e* S'rom "Ti'.niioin!, September I'M. Senator 'Hitiniiond will be the leatured speaker at tb.e annua! Hadies N .pin Itanouet to bo. belli at * I;'1' ! *.. in t!ie Hresbytcricn t'i'I'.rite Hinint< Ma!:'. A!! lauip.o members are i! re oil to contact Ira Sailey or Murray Adains tor tick t . >. son one week in advance o! the scheduled came. Must o! their assignments are expected to he on Friday nights within a 100 miles ?;?ilmis of Clinton. The -d"' member Officials Assocta T 2 C.OTHMAKSR S?'N'\'!\'G ... ' \i * > -A.. i.* >> ] 1 isfe V ' * .. _ . . _ w--.l.. M US. !'AC 11 F.lj 11. Gil. years, inis lumpily surprise really. Sllic Hurler, Harry i Ma ry Harris, Annie 13. Mifa ^yfT-.y' V s \ 'rWv'A \ 'M -A JM MIL !.. U. PITTS, Lydi a lirn/)!/ and healthful reti ment noon rotnjjle! ion of 1 (1 Virl Dans, Annie Melton, A' fl>reseutin(j (jilt), Leonard ( a i,. and Johnny Hill. r.ti!!'' \ !40 tin da I i on fJirrs $20,000 To !.'<>sj)iIn I Disfri< / !h\ (.I curiae H. Blnlock, Chitii'itiiiii of the Clinton !!i s11i1;i! District's Board (i ^ . iv'(>!'S h;K Mil nm i lecein' c? 1" a SliO,()()() donatio?: rom the Bailey Foun<* i n tor the purchase of ioua! laud. !!e stilted that the Board h a d purchiised approxio. ? !>- 'ive adjoining acres 'o the south of the Bailey Memorial 1 Tospital site wine t now consists of approximately 120 acres. Dr. It.alock s;?id that considerintt the rapidly chany o.i' lira!th 'ield the District was fortunate in obtaining tltis iu'ihtional land. Pre(!(vv"-. Simmons 0 Francis Cooper, son of Calvin and Mildred Cooper and Henry Simmons, son of Have and Allen Simmons, h a v e accepted Athletic i vants-in-aid at Presbyterian College. Roth starred on Hie outstanding '(57 Clinton lli^li School eleven and received post season honors. Cooper, a fleet halfback ROOM "EMPLOY **"? - v ? ' I * C. ' r /-> v/r < ?f? - < ?r? * r .?' A A&> %nZ.v . \Rf ' -l "V / v l/ 1 ;;T f V I ' \ ' - ' , :; >4 \ s^TX. lfS* V-. \ -N-\, jggQ V* li J .1' bf . ? AY, holding picture, Clinton J (I with (lifts from fellow emp ' 'o.sfer, liertie !<eul, Clara She im, Joe Sam Cauglnnan, and , '<! Spinning Section Man, recei ret/tent from felloio second si yenrs service. Ocerseer Ted D lihlred Snow, Agnes Bluckwel. "litsirap, I.. O. I'accepting gift J ' MixeA Some Coune . . . Some Fine . A housewife was complainintj to her husband. I . ... . 1 1 - - .just ii;uiv ui me: iviy clothes lire so drab and shabby, it anyone came to '.he door, he'd think I was tlie cook." "Not if he stayed for dinner," was the quick retort. liminary plans for a new !0-bed long term care facility (musing home) indicate that this facility will be located on this new property. The $20,000 gift brings the total donations from the Hailey Foundation to the Clinton Hospital District to $218,000. 'n nine Hose Squad S. C. Coaches' North-South All Star Came earlier this season. Simmons, President of the Student Rudy at C.H.S. last year, will be used on defense by Coach Cally Clault. Local fans, friends, and families are expected to follow the Mine Hose with added interest this season Mjiy|jjyUHfa 3 EES RETIRE Uj IJ ** - 1-1 i?a. I /o. 1 Spinned for the past 12 loyees when she retired reward, Eloise Daniels, Rachel, Edna Ileaton. ived gifts and best wishes for lift employees at his retireavenporl, left, Sarah Young, I, Mary Martin, Bill Cauble i, John Henry Ester, Bertha IfasuiA. , . Some wfth a Different Twitt Teacher: "Johnny, what did George Washington say * *i- - T> i v.^wi>_ me ueiaware?" Johnny: "Get in the boat, men." * # * "Just a trim," the teenage boy told the barber. "You can even it up a little around the shoulders." SUMMER EMPLOYEES . . . (Continued from page 1) lege), Carroll Barker (Columbia Commercial College) , Keith Trammell (Camden Military), Freddie Tumblin (Anderson Jr. College), Pamela Brown, Buddy Greene, Reese Phillips. James Cooper, Lester Davis. Jr.. .Tnhnnv "Ttii , ? J * 114 bodeau, Eddie Osborne, Darrell Hampton, Mike Johnson. Richard Rogers, Claude Grady, Jr., Kathy Davenport, Johnny Redd, Freddie McEendon, Ginny Bagwell, Steve Grady, Frank G a s k i n s, Steve Hairston, Roddy McAlister, A1 Webb, Jr., and Milford Wright, Jr. (Clinton High), Johnny Dillard (Sanders High), Willie Burnside and