Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I f rr_?~7_ Robert R. Rye ' r . ; ?13 Y. Vy\. V/ ??<.!< /-? i : _ r \ / ^ i vv R?iche! L. W. Hut'.or, Sr. Cl:n!oj C'inton No. 2 27 Years CHILDREN, ( - ' ' \ /, ' 'V:^ j >- >/ ?'/ i, \ \ Luann, 4 years o!c' Li at mm am! fatni err uiitl Tern >>!clou and ynnn'd' ninfititu iiiif! \ ^ r /in#-/ ' ... ' - ' y \',incy .V(f ??( /, mT* cM!(f .'.'r.' ('"(f* ,1.* ''N. .*'??*? !"(f is .''ft' 'orf'if'f i 1:11(1 Mrs. Cllllt'. ; \ i For/r i'j/rfitovrcs X/tm/'f! S. f.. Fotilhfi II ( )JJi rir's Voiir Clinton Yi'ls >.oloyOCS have been '.n tin* South Ca!'o!ma So moo! Snotba!! Oifleia's Association accordine, to : ii!iiunin('i'!iu'i!t bv Commissioner Suford Clary <>! Columbia. Jim liiaswc!!, I'urviv; T r u m a n Owens, Sield Jud^e; Sam Owens, Keier .1 \.% i 13 11 ... ? ? i i-, .urn . ui;ur niUii'W, > t . ? piri', recently completer. an training program m Spartanburg, where thev wi'iv qualified tor ofticsa'.:lit* assignments in S. C\ !! ii?h School loot ball games this tall. The employee - officials * - zM / * v/hi'mire f Vv?- !ia ' t'iirs . ? ?? ! Beckham s ^ ton No. 1? V I ? \ e.irs yi" y ' v "J 1 ? ?"" 1 ' ? * > v . ' N V!. C< r i' y * CharJie L. V.otte 'c,i rh Ly'ia !5 Years lAVDCHILDREN <r""* " v > V ? yo*rs old t' c'ff at; 'i 'tws of Mr. (uu1. Mrs. 'tiii>'"c>s of Mis. F.t'iel iVn, a 7'f'fi o/ofoii. > I'oocu'4 and Jaclcio : t', < !'I' 'lie r.'.'i t'.l'l'l! I>' .V,' It'll HJli .'I. .V'S. .\'f <? ;(! ' > '"(If/: t'f-i :-.'if ?(', .V.*. < j f .'4?* .'* if'a t: ii's. Scn?;tor Tnurmonc <; AAnsonic Spo<V<r>r (.\t!i:p!>'. !! \!;'.si?n:c * At'. )) '! mV>i'!'S, \V!Vl"i. ' >' >' oilier sjji't";:! jo-iosls \v ! car Senior LT. S. Sen;.' > S*rom '!'i1:(?tu!, Seo*?M? f ?(_'!' 1'*!. Senator '!'! 1 u I'M '.Ota! w" bo '.lie loatil!'?.'(! s!h'ii;t' '.lie annual !-allies N.l',1 1 lane>a ! t bo, ! ;o!?! a'. 11. "' !'..V. in '.he Vrosb y.t'r:,"' College Mall. A". I.oi'oo members are '0(,i to contact b ?i 'bi.i'V i a* V array A* a Mis '.or !:o.\t s. Miti o'to woc'i mi advance o' 'bo s.-!ioi!'i!ot! oanio. \!??.s' o! heir assignments ai"o o\noc'.i'i! to bo on I'Yidav mi; bs within a t'M miles ;ul'us ol Clinton. The **t '' !? iMiibo!' Officials Associa T : ! - CLOTH M A !< * R P'W:\'G r >c M US. '.'AC11KL 11. Gil A )icifs, was hapjiily surprised t en! !. /. AHic lUil'cr, Harry / '< ?\ir>, Hair's, Auuie 13. Milan " ? v... j r A\ - - "7 ; s4 y/N \V-' \ '^1 MIL !.. O. 1'ITTS, Lydiu it !x'!>i>ti an({ healthful retire / lent ii i'ou rum j>!e' ion of J(i y Doris, Annie Melton, Mi (nreseuttini yift), Leonard (I ?i , ma! Johnny Hill. Ft:! !"V Foil ti( la I ion Dins $20.000 To 'fos/jilal District ! l!corj?o li. R!: lock, Cha rn:?111 <if the Clinton !!omi!';j! District's Roard M vectors, has announced I'.rt'iii' of a $20,000 donatio?. nun the 1'ailey Founi!at'I'M tor the purchase of ad. "'ional land. ''< stated that the Roai'd had ; uirchased approxi'v five adjoining acres o .south ot the Railev .Vt'MM?? i ; 1 ! lospital site v.1ha . mow consists o!" approximately 1!" acres. Dr. !'..a!ock sail! that considering the rapidly chant;!m*a!'ield the District w.ts :'o?".nnate in obtaining ".his additional land. Pie ' ^immOMS ( *! Vranois Cooper, son of Calvn and Ydelicti Cooper and "enry Simmons, son of '/aye am! Allen Simmons, 'i a v aceeptet! Athletic ! n-aill at Presbyteri.iii Co! loco. Uoth starred ?n 'lie outstanding '(>7 Clinton 11 it'll School eleven anil received post season honors. C?Minor, a fleet halfback IOCM "EMPLOYE C> w~ Kt<? . . .7: s '? -V ;/ ' . \ /V ' ' '. 4 ?*"> . V/ i* v . q > < :-r f * vrrv \ " ' "V \ /' .Va ' g \.< -rvV^V k. . "iV? . Y, holding picture, Clinton .\rc with gifts from fellow emplu >ster, l'ertie lieid, Clara Shepi i, Joe Sam Canghman, and Et Snoiniiuj Sen ium Man, receiv iment from fellow second shi ears seri n e. Oeerseer Ted Da id red Snow. Amies THnrkinvll if.strap, O. (accepting yift), ' Mi^ceA Some Counc . . . Some Fine . . . A housewife was complaining to her husband. ust look at me? My clothes are so drab and shabby, if anyone came to u..M i.; ? i- T . . tv. vuvvm f J IV. 1.1 l i l 11 11\ I W il^ the cook." "Not if he stayed for dinner," was the quick retort. liminary plans for a new !'Mjcd long term care facility (musing home) indicate that this facility will be located on this new I >ropei ty. The $20,000 gift brings the total donations from the Bailey Foundation to the Clinton Hospital District ft) i Hhic '.lose Squad. S. C. Coaches' North-South A'l Star Game earlier this season. Simmons, President of the Student Roily at C.H.S. last year, will be used on defense by Coach Cally Gau It. Local fans, friends, and families are expected to follow the R!ue llose with added interest this season 3 ES RETIRE \Jj *; k 1 Spinned lor the past 12 yees ichen she retired reird, Eloise Daniels, Rachel, It id Heaton. eel gifts and best wishes for ft employees at his retirevenporl, left, Sarah Young, Mary Martin, Bill Cauble John Henry Ester, Bertha Some wrtfi a Different Twist m . , i . " ? ? leacner: "jonnny, what did George Washington say before crossing the Delaware?" 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), Carrol! Barker (Columbia Commercial College), Keith Trammell j !\/T:n. \ T* > ^xmhilii i?iinlaiy ) , r readie Tumblin (Anderson Jr. College), Pamela Brown, Buddy Greene, Reese Phillips. James Cooper, Lester Davis, Jr., Johnny Thibodeau, Eddie Osborne, Darrell Hampton, Mike Johnson. Richard Rogers, Claude Grady, Jr., Kathy Davenport, Johnny Redd, Freddie McLendon, Ginny B a g w e 11, 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 m \