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"CUNTON\^^J m|l|_s fiHStd* \ APRIL, 1976 Published ( Boys St Ray Riley and Lou Stephens ha> Clinton Mills delegates to Palmetto Bo The boys, both rising Seniors at ( were selected on the basis of scho participation in school activities. Boys State is a convention for trail of South Carolina for their future resp in the civic and business communities The week-long convention will be in Charleston May 30-June 5. Duri program, the participants will be train< Democratic principles of government. Ray is the grandson of Mrs. Alici Lydia Spinner. He is the son of Mr. a Route 2, Clinton. Lou is the son of Dr. and Mrs. 1 Horseshoe Lane, Clinton. Ht i^V,"i>i' .^^HkH *^|^| ^L.^H|H% Sit "* .wfjB ^FT?j "jk t^SS fc,v ^1* ^ Bfc*,_>f\ .^f rfM David Word Serves Aft .Qhrino DrooiHont * aw W111 IIIW V^IUVIII J. David Word, Clinton and Shrine activities, h Mills Paymaster, is 1976 a Vice President of President of the Laurens Clinton Lions Club. County Shrine Club. An employee of Clii Word has been active in Mills since July 1, If the Shriners about twenty- Word is a Veteran of W five years. War II and active in n erous other civic and ] He is a member of the fessional organizations. Bailey Memorial Methodist His wife, Sarah, is a I Church where he serves as ?y Plant Cloth Grac a teacher of the Adult heir daughter. Sue, tei Men's Class. es *n the Spartanb In addition to his church School District. By mod For Employees of Clinton 1 ate Delega re been selected as ys State. Clinton High School, lastic records and ning the young men onsibility as leaders our state. held at The Citadel ing the week-long m! thoroughly in the ||MH e O'Shields, retired nd Mrs. Ray Riley, Ltouis M. Stephens, LOU ! 16 Seek Schc The Bailey Foundation Scholarship Grants AuviI sory Committee has receiv*.A /ici cu waiccu \xoi applications for M.S. Bailey Scholarships. Educational, and Student Loans as the Clothmaker went to press. Submitting appliations were Gladys Joan Nelson, Jimmy Miller, Cynthia McGee, Susan Law son. Ann Harrison Ann Harrison is the 1976 recipient of Presbyterian College's Dr. Alex Stump Award. The award is given annually to a graduating senior who. in the opinion of the school's biology fac..H? I.-- *?1 ui\.j, nas urinuiianincu excellence in the field of biology. The award is given annually in honor of Dr. Stump who served as Chairman of the Dept. of Biology from 1947 til 1972. Miss Harrison graduated from P.C. in January and received the award during the college's recent Award's Day Program. She is employed by Clinton Mills' Engineering Department as a Laboratory Technician, e is Presently, she is responthe sible for analyzing the biological content of the comlton pany's waste water, and 134, making periodic reports to orld the South Carolina State um Department of Environpro mental Control. She is also working with foil- the Clinton Mills filter plant ler; operators and plans to take ach- the certification examiurg nation for filter plant operators. )THM/ Milli, Clinton, S.C. tes Namec STEPHENS RAY I tlarships, Loans Also, Cathy Howell, Becky Cooper, Anneite Boyd, Susan Simmons, and David O'Shields. In addition, Jimmy Webb, Lou Ann Rogers, Lucy Watson, Gary Ficklin, Ray Edwards, Dianne Harvey, and Catherine Schmitt. The scholarships have a ?niUXimUhi value ol Ib.OOU Wins Stump A m I (b ^lw ? RMfc&~__^^ 2 Miss Ann Harrison and P.C.'s Dept. of Biology, disci which she received for her ou< the college. VKER VOL. 24.-No. 9 i > ULEY each, and the college interest free loans have a maximum value of $4,400. Since inception of the scholarship program, the Bailey Foundation has awarded over $122,000 in scholarships and $184,000 in interest free loans to assist worthy young men and women obtain a college education. rard --JH o Dr. Jim Stidham, Head of iss the Alex Stump Award tstanding work in biology at