Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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n I M Ui SINCE 1896 VOL. 18, NO. 2 rniJinc x iu Fenn Steve Fennell (1) and Ge named as Clinton Mills dc State. The boys, both risin School, were selected on the and participation in school Boys' State is, in effect, a convention for training the young men of South Carolina for their future responsibility as leaders in government in our state. During the week June 1-8 delegates from high schools throughout South Carolina will meet at The Citadel, in Charleston. The primary objective of Boys' State is to take the young men who have demonstrated leadership in their own communities and to train them in nrnrtirnl Miss Clintoi m L m \ Ginger Crocker Ginger Crocker, daughter of Industrial Relations Director Claude Crocker and Ginger Gault, daughter of Assistant Standards Manager Marvin Gault, will be competing for the "Miss Clinton" title May 3rd. CL01 \ r'. !VI. PUBLISHED BY AND F DU IS D1A1L \ ? f$\ h?*Vi / ell Wilkie / !orge Wilkie (r), have been legates to Palmetto Boys' ig seniors at Clinton High ; basis of scholastic records activities. democratic d; nciDles of government. Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Fennell. Mr. Fennell is a Lydia Loom Fixer. George is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wilkie. Wilkie is employed in the Lydia Plant Shop. George works in the Clinton Mills Store after school in the afternoons. The boys will be sponsored at Boys' State by Clinton Mills. 7 Hnnpfnlz r ..... Ginger Gault Both young ladies are seniors at Clinton High and candidates for the Mercer Silas Bailey Memorial Scholarships. They were drum majorettes in the high school band. m MAKI CLINTON Ml Plants?Clintoi OR EMPLOYEES OF CLINTON 14 APDI ir ATirkKiC ocrciv/cn . . r-.. . l\kVblfbU M. S. Bailey Scholarships Fourteen applications have been received for the Mercer Silas Bailey Memorial Scholarships. Submitting applications from Clinton High School were Derry Julian Bundrick. Jack Oliver Campbell, Virginia L e a m a n Crocker, Hilda LeJune Dunaway, Kathryn Virginia Gault, Martha Elizabeth Hiers, Michael Wayne Long. John Albert Smith, and Judy Ann Fallaw. A 1 < 1 /\iso, irom tseil btreet High School. Clinton, Betty Jean Cheeks. Gaynelle Moore, James Thomas Richey. and Harriet Smith. Sherry Denise Lashlcy was the only applicant from Laurens High. April 15 was the deadline for filing scholarship applications. Adult Knitting Classes: Other YMCA Programs Clinton Mills employees are reminded that the Adult Knitting Classes are still being conducted at the Clinton YMCA each Tuesday at 7 p.m. The Adult Bridge Classes arc taught at 7:30 on Tuesdays, also. Two Slimnastic classes are being held each Tuesday and Thursday at Presbyterian College. YMCA Director John Bingham announced that the softball program has begun. Grades 1-3 meet Monday and Wednesday and Grades 4-6 meet Tues uay ana i nursaay. YMCA buses a r e available to transport participants from school and return them to Bailey. Lvdia and Clinton areas between 5:20 and 5:30. The swimming pools are tentatively scheduled to open June 2. Also, the baseball fields and playgrounds will open then. A full schedule of YMCA activities will be announced later. ER ILLS Superior QualK i No. 1?Clinton No. 2?1 MILLS, CLINTON, S. C. Breath v ?r vi m Receiving instructions from Bill Brown, S. C. E. ai (left) are Tom Moore. Lydia Posey Taylor. Clinton Mills encc Darnell, Bailey Weav Approximately 95 Clinton Mills management employees received instruction in heart and lung resuscitation recently. It was taught in conjunction with the regular monthly management safety meeting. Instructor for the course was Bill Brown, through the courtesy of the Safety and Training Dpnartmpnt o ? of South Carolina Electric and Gas Company. Brown, who is a member of the American Society of Safety Engineers and an American Red Cross First Aid Instructor, demonstrated heart-lung resuscitation on Resusci Ann, a manikin constructed to the life-likeness of a Norwegian girl. Heart-Lung resuscitation consists of powerful rhyth Lydia Woman's Club To Hold Drop - In The Lydia Woman's Club will hold a Drop-In for members and former members of the Club May 22 from 6:30 to 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. C. M. Bailey, Boxwood Gardens. Those planning to attend are requested to notify Mrs. Clyde Trammell. 256 Elm Street, Lydia. ty Fabrics Lydia?Bailey APRIL, 1969 of Life jr g>lf yftj?^^y?S on heart-lung resuscitation id Gas Co.'s Safety Instructor Spinning Assistant Overseer; > Master Mechanic; and daring Assistant Overseer. mic chest pressure and mouth to mouth breathing to restore circulation and breathing in victims of heart attack, drowning, electrocution, suffication, and other forms of "sudden death." Brown presented a 35 minute film. "The Pulse of Life." which showed many i> jjvs ui acuut'ius involving heart-lung resuscitation and how these emergency situations should be handled. DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME IN EFFECT Daylight Savings Tim* went into effect at 2 a.m. Sunday, April 27. Clinton Mills employees moved their watches ahead by one hour on this date. When Daylight Sayings Time goes out at 2 a.m. Sunday. October 26, the reverse happens. Watches will be moved back one hour. This is the third ronsecutive year that Clinton Mills employees. as well as other South Carolinians, have observed Daylight Savings Time.