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THE CLINTON CHRONICl E
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1949
SCHOLARSHIP AND ATTENDANCE LEADERS
IN CLINTON SCHOOLS 1948-49 SESSION
HIGHEST AVERAGES
Academy Street School
First Grade—Myra Snelgrove. De-
lora Lyda. Ann Meadors, Bill Camp
bell, Linda Barrett, Patsy Burdett,
Delma Hardman.
Second Grade—Loraine Patterson.
Joan Burgess, Gerald Farmer, Mi
chael Cannon. Terry Campbell, Ins
Hughes. Connie Baldwin.
Third Grade—Linda Lyda, Janice
Braswell. Joyce Wright. Marie Mur
phy. Carolyn Dunaway, . Jimmy
Hughes.
Fourth Grade—Charlene Turner;
Tommy Butler, Burnett Quinn. .Bet
ty Sue Spillers. Ronald Passmore,
Faye Word. Jerry Joye.
Fifth. Grade—Judette Chaney. Ge-
nelle Carley, Charles Ingram, Velma
Braswell. Alvin Whitmire, Eugene
King, James Laney.
Sixth Grade—Ruby Meadors, Phil
McGee. Maxy Wallenzine, Bobby
Pearson.
Providence School
First Grade—Margaret Eppley. Ri*
ta Shelton. Robert Bailey, Vivian
Pearson. Clarence Blackwell, Robert
Mathis Janice Davenport 2nd Sem.
Second Grade—Peggy Sue Willard,
Kenneth Trammell. George Black-
well, Linda Willard, Gerald Davis,
F i/iibeth Womble, Qloria Thomas,
Elaine Nelson.
Third Grade—Alice Faye Chafin,
Co..: Davenport 2nd Sem. Betty Da-
vis. B.lly Oakley.
Fourth Grade Martha Joan Reed
er. James Oswald, Ramon Kuyken-
ca.l. Patsy Fuller.
Fi'th Grade—Dale Sellers. Marga-
ri • Ann Smith. Kenneth Chalk.
S.xth Grade—Jannet Motte. Ella
J..r e Allen. Louise Gossett, Pat Dav
enport 2nd Sem.
Seventh Grade—Barbara Whitmire
Katherleon Dees. Barbara Sharpton.
Florida Street School
First Grade—Linda Milam, Ann
GULF PRODUCTS
Tires, Tubes, Batteries
and Accessories
INSECT KILLERS
Quick Action GuU Spray
Gulf Trak
C.Hlfsprjy Roach, Ant Killer
CLINTON
SERVICE STATION
E. Carolina Ave.
Phone 96
HEAVY AND
FANCY
GROCERIES
We Deliver
H. J. PITTS
STORE
On Hand...
The master of every combin-
able crop. th« JOHN DEERE
12-A Combine will successfully
harvest hacd-to-thresh crops
as clovers, beans, and serecia.
Let us prove to you what the
John Deere 12-A wiR do in
your field.
Also see the JOHN DEERE
IViretying baler in operation.
J. R. CRAWFORD
CLINTON. S. C.
Ray. Virginia Walker, Sara Ray, Dell
Wilder. Marlene DeYoung.
Second Grade—Elizabeth Ann
Trammell, Sara Glenn. Wallace
Boyd. Carroll Martin, Linda Bridges
Jackie Cooper, Jimmie Young, Pa
tricia Chisholm.
Third Grade—Heyward Nettles,
Dolly Crouch, Linda Lou McDonald,
George Richard Owens: Betty Jane
Hamer, Joe Dailey, Jean McDaniel.
Fourth Grade—Florence Winn,
Billy Seasc, Margaret Ann Bolick,
, Sara Pitts, George Blalock. j
Fifth Grade—Jane Todd. Leanna;
Young, Patricia Norman, E)on Rhame,^
Barry Ellison, Ted Davenport.
Sixth Grade — Eloise Marshall,
Rose Moore Nettles, Jane Ray. Ann :
Johnson, Nancy Simpson, Jackie
Franks. j
I Seventh Grade—Martha Wilson, I
Emma Gray, Ada Ann Furr.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Providence School
First Grade—Clarence Blackwell,,
Kathaleen Owens.
Second Grade—Jane Pace, Ray
mond Stewart, Wayne Deitz, Elaine
Nelson. Elizabeth Womble.
Third Grade—Ronall Burkhalter,
Walter Fuller, Kenneth Meeks, Bil
ly Oakley, Harold Pearson, Betty
Davis, Peggy Edmonds, Era Lois
Kirby. Betty Joe Sherrifield, Joyce
Ann Todd.
Fourth Grade—Adger Crawford,
Ray Fuller, Ramon Kuykendall, Jer
ry Mathis, Jimmie McMaken, Don
ald Nelson. Clevis Wilkes, Ruth
Trammell. Shirley Mathis.
Fifth Grade—Betty Sanders. Ru
by Thomas, Barbara Joe Todd, Ken
neth Chalk. Willis Deitz, Bibby Ful-,
' ler. Marvin Nelson, Robert Satter
field.
Sixth Grade—Peggy Satterfield.
Seventh Grade—Frank Deitz, Bar
bara Whitmire, Lillie Belle Craw
ford. Kathaleen Dees, Caludm* How
ell. Ruby Mae Howell, Betty Jean
Meeks, Curtis Nelson.
Academy Street
First Grade—Bill Campbell. Har
old Dunaway, Tommy Lanford, De-
lores Brookshire, Irene Dunaw*ay.
Second Grade—Joan Burgess. Lu
cille Dunaway, Gerald Farmer, J. D.;
Gfbbs. Freddie Joe Lambert, Billy
Prince. Sherwood Tinsley, Conway
Glann, Terry Campbell.
Third Grade—Myrtle Dunaw-ay,
Taft Spivey. Brenda Campbell, Z W.!
Rushton, Carolyn Dunaway, James,
Turner, Donald Galloway, Charles
Huey.
Fourta Grade—Barbara Brazil!,
Linda Dunaway. Ruth Butler, Joyce
C res well, Shirley Dunaway, Roame
Hedspeth. Donald Passmore, Ken
neth Thomas.
Fifth Grade—Malcolm Fowler,
Genelle Carlye, Magdalene Leopard..
Booby Branson, Jimmy Cagle, Ray
Farmer, Paul Hardman, Walter
Heaton. Alvin Whitmire.
Sixth Grade—Judette Bouknijht,
Shirley Hedspeth. Mildred Lawson,
Audrey Maye. Phil McGee. Ruby
Meadors. Johnny Smitherman, Ho-|
ward Stroud. Russell Wilson.
Florida Street School
First Grade—Kay Thomas. Lena
Copeland. Jerry Lawrence. Evelyn
Pdrdue, Margaret Snelgrove.
Second Grade — Linda Brodges,
Milling Blalock, John Bichelberger,
Sara Glenn.
Third Grade—Sydney Bonds, Jim
mie Chaney, Billy Copeland, Carolyn
Asbill.
Fourth Grade — Robert Horton,
Pearl Motes. Ruby Nell Strickland,:
Allan Trammell. Florence Winn.
Fifth Grade—Billy Davis, Gary
DeLoache. Joe Jones. Billy Smith,
Frances Cunningham, Gene Nelson,
Barbara Milam, George Copeland,
Jerry Pitts, Edward Pitts, Garnett
Owens, Wayne Quinton, Marie Watts.
Sixth Grade — Ann Johnson, Joan
Ray, Edwin Smith.
Seventh Grade—Johnnie Horton,
Jack Simmons.
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portunity it provides for
pleasing other^. Why not
surprise her with a gift of
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ticles?
M'GEE’S
DRUG STORE
Phone No. 1
BIRTHDAYS AND
! ANNIVERSARIES NOTED
The Chronicle Extends Groetlnr*
To Those Whose Birthdays and
Anniversaries Occur This Week.
Mrs. T. H. South observed her
birthday May 28.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Puryear
celebrated their first wedding anni-
\ersary June 8.
June 9 was the wedding anniver
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramage.
Mrs. Carolus Davis observed her
b,rthday June 13.
Guy Tumblin, Jr., celebrated his
birthday June 7.
Saturday, June 18, is the wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
W. Draughon, Jr.
Sally Josephine Johnson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson, was
two years old yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nabors ob
served their second wedding anni
versary June 14.
Lewis Bagwell, J.r., of Gaffney,
formerly of this city, celebrated a
birthday yesterday. *
— Thomas Owens, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Owens, will celebrate his
birthday June 19.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spratt will ob
serve their " wedding anniversary
June 18.
Darrell Merchant, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Merchant, is celebrating
a birthday today.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Coleman will
observe their wedding Anniversary
June 18.
Haynie Murdock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Durward Murdock, celebrated
his 16th birthday June 9.
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OUR 21st ANNIVERSARY
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IN CLINTON
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First for Quality, First for Styling, for Driving and Easy Riding,'for Performance ond Safety, for
Sturdy Endurance and Economy of Operation.
GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY — WAIT FOR A CHEVROLET CAR OR TRUCK
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yi^Srmeixm special
USED
When looking for a used car be sure (o see our values for the most wanted car in America today is the Chevrolet,
due to the fact that it will give excellent service for many years and is most econemical in operation, and has the
b«$t resale value, coupled with the fact that it is one of the lowest in price of all cars, enables us to get our used
cars cheaper than our competitors. This great saving we pass on to our customers. For instance we have—
1946 4-DOOR CHEVROLET $875.00
1946 4-DOOR FORD $825.00
1939 4-DOOR CHEVROLET $365.00
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A Complete Repair Department
We repair all cars. When you bring your work here it is done right by skilled, competent mechanics, and there
is no long lay-up of your car. We have the men, mechanics, materials, experience for doing time-saving, money-say
ing, car-saving auto repairing.
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We Thank Our Friends and Customers...
June 15, 1949, marks our 21st year as Chevrolet dealer in Clinton. During these years we have been privileged to
serve thousands of customers in our sales and repair departments. We sincerely thank you for your patronage and
goodwill which has been responsible for our success. In the future, as in the past, we are ready to serve you—to give
you the best service possible, whether it be a new or used car or truck. We invite you to talk over your car problems
with us—to please you is our foremost desire.
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Giles Chevrolet Company, Inc.
WEST MAIN STREET
Sales — CHEVROLET — Service
CLINTON, S. C.