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„ ^ . ■>> e- : - ^ / PAGB EIGHT THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. THUR8DAT , AP^OL 28, 19S8 / Bhie Hose Swamp ‘ Tmier Cindermen t ^ Local Crew Takes 12 Out of 15 > First Places. Out of * poMiUe 15 first places, I*. C/s track team took charge of 12 to win an easy decision over Wofford college Saturday afternoon. Reynolds, Rawls, Cole, Caldwell, and Hipp ac counted for ton point each in the 86-45 victory. The Wofford entries were successful only in the mile re lay, the two-mile run, and the 440- 3rard dash. The superior Calvinists also accounted for seven second plac es and six third places. Highlights of the meet were: Rawls’ record-breaking time on the mile, CaWweH’s excellent perfonnance in the broad and high jumps, and Cap tain Hipp’s commendable showing in the discus and javelin throws. The summary: Mile run: Raw’ls (PC), Hartley (W), Epting (W). Time, 4 minutes, 36.3 seconds. 440-yard dash: Floyd (W), Burn-s (K ), Paul Time, 63.7. 100-yard dash: Cole (PC), Stack- pool (W), Dennard (PC). Time, 10.1. 120-yard high hurdles: Reynolds (PC), Smith (W), Ballenger (W). 'Time, 16.0. SHO-yard run: Rawls (P(’), An- drew (W), Jacobsen (IV). Time, 2 minutes, 5.7 seconds. 220-yani dash: Cole (PC), iH'n- nard (IH'), Stackpool (W). Time,,23.2 iM-conds. Two-mila-nm: Smith (W), Epting Club Meeting , Held Saturday Officers Elected and Delegates Named To County Convention To Be Held Monday, May 2nd. The CJinton Democratic club met I Saturday afternoon and effected or- [ganization by electing officers, and Joanna News Solons Expect Report Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bolick of ^^gtate Lawmakers Awaiting Con on the t measiire and probably will study it during the three days allow ed. him before signing it or returning it to the house of representatives 'with his veto. Georgetown, spent the week-end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moorhead. William Moorhead has resumed his studies at Tulane university, New Dr-j leans. La., after a visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kay and ferecs* Action On Appropri ations Measure. In Sixteenth Week of Session. HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL—FIFTH PERIOD Eleventh grade; Floyd Abrams, Margaret Brice, Catherine Bryson, Miriam Donnan, Elizabeth GralMim, ! N^e Loftis, Ludie Nolle Scott, Betty Columbia, April 25.—The 16th week of the general assembly opened forty delegates to the county “^re The • perfunctory local and Spratt, Doris Suber, Paul Cobb, Re- ’ " ~ guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. B}akely. uncontested session,of the .house of'becca Speake. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Waits of Green-•» members ti^ed| Tenth grade: Walter Carter, Hazel tion to be held in I^aurens next Mon day at 11 o’clock. The meeting was •attended by 16 members of the club, i R. W. Wade was re-elected presi- jdent; J. C. McMillan was elected vke- I president; Muss bVances Roper, sec retary, and R, L. Plaxico, executive I committeeman. j A resolution offered by J. W. Milam | |op;>osing any change in rule 32, was , adapted by a divided vote. The following delegates were elect- Boyce,, Midi^ Bozard, Margaret Hipp, Mary Mitchell, Jidian Gardner, Kell/ Waite,..' Ninth grade: Cecil White, Miriam Coleman, Frances RutIP’ Edwards, Jeanne -Holman, Dorothy Horton, Em ily Martin, Grace Martin, Martha Mitchell. Eighth grade: C. B. Sfaarpton, Bit ty Hunter, Jane Little, Mary Ixrfitis, Banna Pieeta Martin, Marjorie Miller, Mary B. Owens, Virginia Sumerel, Sa- lina Sheaixmse, Lawrence Ferguson, Harold Pitts, Loube Hall, KatHeen Howard, Gladys Rucker. ville, visited Mrs. Hattie Moore Sun day. Mr. and .Mrs. Lind.say Guinn of Newberry, spent Sunday wkh Mrs. Pearl Williarhs. ' Mr. and .Mrs. Shuford Lewis re cently entertained Miss Willingham of Newberry. lively interest toward the possibility of adjournment in the near future. Only a handful of representatives were present at the house session to night, which by prearrangement did not deal with any matters of state wide importance. The senate will not resxime its work until Wednesday— the regular Tuesday session being re Dunaway, Margaret Johnson, Ruth Sharpton, Lewis Pitta, Claudie Mae SUBSCRIBE TO THB .CHRONICLB "The Paper Everybody Rcada** led to the county convention and em IHJwered to appoint their alternates iNinety Six. in case they could not attend: I Mrs. Raymond Robertson Mis, Prance, Roper, J. W. Milam, I “f Uurens, were recent guest, of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H M, Willingham re-^eohte.ted cently entertained Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Ross Lynn, E. M. Young, W. A l.)icu.s, W. Roy Pkto, R. E. Sadler, J. W. Horton, Jas. L. Browning, W. W. and Mrs, Roy Odell. measures. Although conferees have made no specific announcement, there were j .strong indications that the free'con-1 ference committee report on the gen- i >/ Verm-r Ro., of GreenviHe, reeently |^„, bilf would be made spent a few days with hi.s parents. Harris, J. H. Buice, Dr. F. Dudley j Mrs. J. M. Ross. I Jones, R. J. Copeland, Dr. T. L. W. M**. and Mrs. J. L. Golden of Green- 1 Bailey, K. M. Boland, E. D. Craig, i woini, spent Sumlay with Mr. and !j. Griffith, Gus Hollings^^o^th, W. D. jMrs. Alvin Marshall. 'Copeland, B. R. Fuller, H. L. Eichel-I Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dickey, Mrs.«R. during the present week. | Since final disposition of the money bill rs always a pivotal point in sine die adjournment, the appearance of the free conference report iz expected to be followed immediately by talk of berge'r, J. C. McMillan, J. H. Davis,i j;- Turner and,children, Harold and KELLERS DRUG STORE IPhone No. 1 amf th9 blgg—t bargafn In GREYHOUND SUPER-COACH NEWBERRY .... 35c GREENVILLE .. 85c COLUMBIA .. $1.00 AUGUSTA $1.60 ASHEVILLE. 12.10 KNOXVILLE $4.00 MIAMI $10.35 CHARLOTTE. $1.70 NEW YORK. .. 19.80 Los Angeles . $35.85 Big EXTRA Sevingt on Round Trip Tk&ets greyIiound !Sr., W. J. Adair, B. H. Boyd, W. J. I Duncan, Dr. djii^ll^Rppei:, W, H. Sirnp-^ Browning, K. W'. Helen, spent Saturday with Mrs. C. Jd. Wilson in. Grwnyille. .Mr. and .Mrs. W. K. Waits and fam- Mrs. I Wade, W. R. L. Plaxico, ^'Iv visitwl relative.^ in Calhoun Falls' John I). Davis, Mra. T. L. W. Bailey, -Sunday. I B. L. King, R. S. Owens, P. B. Adair,! Mr. and Mr.s. Cecil Oflell visite<l Mr. j Today marks the 6(lth legislative iday of the session. ’ ' When^ the house resumes ~re^Utar1“ busines.s tomorrow, the bill holding priority will be one by Representative Greer of Greenville, to extend the (W), Hartley (W). Time, 11 minuti**, 43.2 seconds. 220-yar<l low hurdles: Reynolds (FH ), Ballenger (W), Goode (W). Time, 2.").(» seconds. .Shot put: Jarnard (IM), Thompson (IM’), .MeSween (I^’). Distance, 30 feet, 11 inches. Javelin: Hipp (P('), Wicker (INI), Floyd (W). Di.stance, 172 feet, 2 in. High jump: Caldwell (I*C?), Thomp son (PC) and Hill (W) tied for sec- on<l. Height, 5 feet, 9 inches. Pole vault; Mc.Sween (T’C), Hemp hill (IN’), Boeman (l^C). Height, 11 feet, 3 inches. Discus throw: Hipp (PC), Boswell (PC), MeSween (PC). Distance, llfs feet, 3 inchtts. Bix>ad jump: Caldwell (PC), Hill (W), Atkinson (W). Distance, 21 fei*t, 3 inches. Relay: Won by Wofford (Floy<l, At kinson, Andrews, and Goode). Time, 3 minutes, 46 .seconds. MRS. CUMMINGS SUBMITS PAINTING Mrs. Celeste Cummings, wife of M&jiiT A.'H. Cummings, as.sistant pro- fthssor of miltiary science ami tactics at J’rewbyterian collegt*, who is a memtHT of the Fine Arts Ix-ague of the Candinas, entered one of her paintings, "Cabin In the Spring,” in a iH-cent display by the Ix*ague "and was well received. The following comment was offer ed: "Cabin In the.Spring" by Celeste Cummings is very true to l<H*al color, and has a marvelous fcH*ling of'pa thos an«l humor combiiu>tl.” MOTIIER’.S DAY M’hy not give her a year's subHcrtp- tion to her favorite magazine—The Ideal Gift. JAMF^S W. CALDWELL Phone 38 Ji,-W7 Sumerel. J. H. ihtvts. Je„-Jlhfts liability of municipalities for damages I). Jac()l)S. Band Concert Given By Group i-dona by miinicipaily vuMratnl motor. On Tuesday evening at the high I .schmil auditorium the school bami, children spent .Sunday in Columbia, under the dire<-ti<>n of I’aul Harmon, presenUnl a concert before a large audience. The following program was given: “.Success,” march, by the band. ' vehicles. ■ l. ; , i, .Also high on the hou.s«* calendar are bills for biennial legislative sessions, i while the senate probably will discuss ' ' the house liquor bill early in the j I week. Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Dees and dau^- ter, Allene, .Mi-s. Ed Jones and daugh ter, F.ouise, sfient the week-end in Darlington and Bennettsville. J. M. Ross visiteil relatives in Pieilmont Saturday. .Mr. ami .Mrs. W. E. Ailams andl , i- u ' Sharing the legislative siHiiligrvt j Il h'.' Keily'and'joe Punry"motortHl the two houses will be Governor; to Columbia .Satunlay. ^lin D. Johnston when he receive* the: Miss .Jane Crawfoixl has returned « h«oh is .schi-d-1 her home after several weeks visit ratification Tuesday. i with n-latives in Union. I The governor .has -refused to an-i Rev. ami Mrs. C. C. Vaughan, Mrs. | "^u"*'** ^ contemplates | "FootbaJl,” inarch, by the band. "Indian I»ve Call,’ clarinet solo.'j. j. Clark and Mrs. R. G. Carr at-i BARUODE f EFFECTIVE AND ECONOMICAL A Non-Arsenkal Insecticide For The Control of Such Leef-cattng Insects as MEXICAN BEAN BEETLE—CUCUMBER BEETLE — POTATO BEETLE, ETC Doet nnt tnture the folieic of crop# od which wc recommend lU uac. . Sold by Reliable Dealers A Product BARIUM REDUCTION CORP'N. ** SOUTH CHARLISTON, W. VA. Noland Suddeth. “Bells of .St. Mary’s,” trombone duet, John Sloan and Reese Young. "IJttle Rastus,” charactistics march • by the band. "Annette,” waltz, by tJhe band. “1 Ijovc You Truly,” trumpet trio, "Billy Johnson, William Wier^ and Dick Harding. "Home, SweeCHome,” clarinet solo, Joe McGee. ‘'Courage,” march, by the bamL “Basketball,” march, by the Iwmi. "Roses of Picardy,” saxophone duet, Ht-tty Spratt and Elliott Jacobs. Drum novely, Bill Terry and Le roy Sanders. solo, "Oltl Black Jm*,” trombone Reese Young, "Headway,” march, by the band. “Taps,” echo effect, Billy Johnson ami Dick Harding. tendetl the state meeting of the Bap-| ti.st Woman’s .Missionary Union in Greenville We<lnesday. I .Mrs, J.. D. O’Dell, .Mrs. Bryce Lit- ftle, .Mrs. Cecil ()’!)eh aod Miss Toot- »ie O’Dell .spent Saturrlay in Green ville. Ryan Poag, who has been stationed with the U. S. army in Panama for the past two years, has returne<l to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs^ L H. Poag. Mr. and .Mrs. U H. Poag, their sons,' Ryan and Bill, .sjient Sumlay in Belton with <’. G.' Poag. Young and old are delightt-il to learn that the Rev. David Boozer is now living at the Joanna club house. Social iTems One of the most delightful affairs! RUBBER STAMPS Any kind, to fit any business. 24-hour ser vice. Reasoflhble prices. Telephone 74. The Chronicle Printers • Stationers Forum Foundatijon Of Clinton Fonned Columibia, April 25. — The Forum 'Foundation of Clinton was chartered )<Hlay as an eleemo.synaiy corporation "to acquire and disseminate knowl- e<ige in relation to Christian tniuca- tion in oonnei'tion with and for the use and benefit of Presbyterian col lege." The foumlation also would “en courage ami conduct research in the .s<K'ial sciences" and "train and devel op Christian leaders.” M. J.^iley, of Clinton, was listed afternoon. Following the pro- a.s president, with R. E. Henry, initiation of new meqnbers took (rreenville, as vice-president, and^\\il-,.Tempting refreshments were ^liam P. Jacobs, president of Presby- ^ the pa.Ht week was the pichTc of the Girls 'Auxiliary Seturxiay. Twenty-four girls with their leaders, .Mrs. Roy Olbdl and Mrs, R. L. Fran cis, left in niidmorning for a hike to Doldiins’ spring. An egg hunt, games, snapshots ami a picnic lunch were enjoyeri to the fullest extent. The prize for finding the Rabbit’s Easte-r Nest was won by Margaret Caldwell. Ijite in the afternoon, with tired feet but happy h(«its, the group; hiked back to their 'homes, enthusi astically di-claring the day was one of the most enjoyable of the season. The R. A.’s held their regular monthly meeting at the home of their leader, Mrs. Ruth Feltman, on Mon- F. H. A. Mortgage Loans (Under New Act) 90% Loans 20 Years (or less) 5'«' Interest. The Spratt Mortgage Co. FORT MILL, S. C. terian college, as secretary-treasurer. Twenty directors from five states wert* al.so listtsl. LAYMEN FIGHT CHURCH UNITY (Ckintinued from page one) unification. The Upper South Carolina (Conference voted 151 for and 106 I against. I Delegates from the South Carolina conference are: Clerical: J. Emerson Ford of Mar ion, E. K. Garrison of Orangeburg, W. I). Gleaton of Sumter, Peter Slokes of Bamberg, and E. L, McCoy of Florence. Lay delegates: Will Stackhouse of Marion, J. C. Giles of Columbia, M. R. Mobley of Florence, George J. Bethea Juanna village of Tatum and M. Durant of Manning. Upper South Carolina conference delegates are: ser\’ed by the hostess. Mias Louise H. Cottrell of East Orange, N. J., is the guest of Miss Dugin. Miss Cottrell is vice-princi pal of an outstanding progressive elementary school in the east, and na tionally known as an outstanding au thority on elementary safety educa tion, radio speaker and author of school text books. Like so many of our visitors, she is amazed at the beauty of our village and the advan- 'tages it offers to its residents. .Misa Dorgin Is Editor Mis^ Blanche Durgin has been chos en editor-in-chief of the Joanna News, ^le will elect her associate editors. Miss Durgin has been appointed di rector of social activities also in the D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS _ ...Awd— EMBALMERS Licenaed Embalnera, Coaplcta Modem Eqaipaseat Day Pkoaa §4 Night 24, »l ar IBS Otaitoiit 8.C Joanna Men*a Club On Tuesday a group of twenty men Clerical; W. B. Garrett of Green- met at the Joanna club house and wood, B. R. Turnip.seed of Rock Hill,'These charter mem- C. E. Peele of Columbia, M. T. WTvar- elected the following officers: ton of Chester, W. L. iMulliken of President. R. G. Carr; secretary, Spartanburg, and L. D. Gillespie of I>onald DuBois; -treasurer) Mason . Anderson. Rowland. I Lay delegates: W. D. Roberts of appointed a committee to Columbia, H. N. Snyder of Spartan- <ira^’ * constitution and by-laws to burg, A. Cx)ke Summers of Columbia, presented at the- first regular ' J. A. Heni-y of Greenville, T. B. Stack- meeting. The committee is as fol- house of Columbia, and B. W. Crouch Hayne Willingham, chairman; 1 of Saluda. ; E. T. Soires, W. O. Stewgrt, Roy ! — ' ♦ , 0’Drfl and Bryce Little. ' FAITHFUL CHURCH A’TTENDANTj The club will hold its meetings on N.»1=..rry. Aprir26.-C«il Kin.rd' of the Newberry Cotton mill -has the ^ good record of missing church ser- j vices but once in 17 years. Two ser-' vices each Sunday sums up 1,838 ser-' vices in a atrolch. Mr. Rinard sayS ' he is out to make it 25 years in aj row and will at that tim^ probably., be able to write a book on "Why At tend Ohureh?" 1 i ■ - \ PENMEY'S SPECIAL PURCHASE 250 Vs. Pzinted Rayon Crope DRESSEl On Sale Thur., Fri., and Sat. • DRAMATIC VALUES! Never before, and probably never again at this unbelievably low price! You'll be astounded by the variety of ■tyles and colorful prints — by the smart trimming details! They're well made, won\ pull at the seams I Sizes 14 to 44. Colon: Cop^en - Aquav Maize - Pink - White, lalespeople! Ho Mail os Pheae^ Osdeza V* z LEGAL PAPERS CHRONICLE PUB. CO. Phone 74