The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 11, 1949, Image 1

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h-1 '■ 1 . / :;3 / * * i i ' THE CHRONICLE Strives To Be A Cleon Newspoper, Complete Newsy and Reliable ®lte tCltntnn If You Don't Read THE CHRONICLE You Don't Get the News Volume XLIX Clinton, S. C, Thursday, August 11, 1949 Number 31 CLINTON Business, Professional Folks You Know CLINTON LITTLE LEAGUERS MAKE GREAT SHOWING IN STATE TOURNEY Little “Clints” Defeat Several Opponents in Elimination Games But Finally Lose Out to Garco of Charleston in Cham pionship Tilt. Given Warm Welcome By Cavalcade Upon Return Home. Mrs. Mattie Dickert Claimed By Death; Rites At Hopewell 80, t. The Clinton Little Leaguers, with their coach, D. S. Templeton, and other local fans, returned Saturday morning from Charleston where the youngsters fought their way to the finals of the tournament and were runner-up to the championship as by the Garco team of Charleston. 7 tc 4. The Garco nine was the only one that downed the Clinton lads in the preliminaries, their first defeat way and rightly deserve the minia ture silver ball they now hold. The score of the clinching game was deceiving, for the Garcoites had to fight every inch of the way to win it over Clinton. Clinton scored in the last of the first on Bob Pearson’s single, a hit batter, a sacrifice, and a wild pitch. It didn’t stay that way long as Garco picked up a run in the next frame on two hits. Mrs. Mattie Henderson Dickens 8< widow of the late John L. Dic«?r died at her home in the Hope-Aell section Sunday night affter several years of declining health. The funeral services, attended by a large gathering of relatives, friends and neighbors, were held Tuesday afternoon from the Hopewell Metho- CITY SCHOOLS FACULTY GIVEN FOR NEW YEAR Only Four Changes In Last Year's Staff. New Session Begins Sept. 1. The 1949-50 session of the Clinton DR. P. L. &EBB Dr Frederick Leon Webb, medical director at the State Training school, is spending his life in unselfish ser vice for the inmates of thyt institu tion. Dr. Webb is a Georgian by birth, being a native of Adel, Ga. He took his pre-medical work at Mercer uni versity in Macon, latre to enter Em ory university in Atlanta, from which he was graduated in medicine in 1914. After engaging in the practice of his profession for several years, he entered government work during Warld War I. Later he located in Florida where he was employed at the state port as an emigrauon and quarantine medical officer In 1920 he returned to South Carolina and established a hospital at CUo in Marlboro county and for four years was with that institution and did general practice. In 1923 Dr. Webb came to Clinton to accept the position of assistant superintendent of the State Training school and genera: physician, being associated with the superintendent. Dr. B O Whitten With the excep tion of a lew years as a practicing physician at Whitmire, this connec tion with the school and Supt. Whit ten haa continued. He Is in charge of the school's hospital and has dis charged all of his responsibilities during the years with characteristic faithfulness and efficiency When he joined the institution its population was 400 Today it cares for approx imately 1000 men. women and chil dren By the large family Dr Webb is greatly beloved because of his un derstanding and lympathetic attitude and his willingness to give freely of his service to the home's sick and reedy. Likewise, Dr. Webb is a first-rata citizen, manifesting an interest in the community's civic and religious life. He is a past president of the local Kiwanis club and a member of the First Baptist church which he has served as an officer Living a quiet, unassuming, unselfish life spent m service for others. Dr. Webb is an example of a kind physician, high- minded citizen gpd Christian gentle man. Dr. and Mrs. Webb make their home on the campus of the school. Hunting Regulations Given For County Garvin B. O'Dell county game war den, was in‘the city yesterday and called attention of hunters to the state law for open "season hunting July 1 to June 30, 1950. Exceptions to the state law for zone two, which includes Laurens follow, were given by Warden O’Dell as follows: Zone two: consisting of Anderson, Laurens, Abbeville, McCormick, Newberry and Greenwood counties: Wild Turkeys: No open season. Deer: No open season. Raccoons and Squirrels: October 1st to February 15th. Oppossums: September 1st to Feb ruary 15th. Rabbit and Quail: Thanksgiving Day to February 15th. Foxes: No closed season. Rabbits may be hunted with dogs only from September 1st to Thanks giving Day. Reception, Dance For "Miss S. C." Miss Barrie Jean Win- gard and Other Beauty Queens To Be Honored Saturday Evening. A “Miss South Carolina Ball” will be presented by the CUnton Ex change club at the armory Saturday evening from 9 till 12, with an ad mission charge of one dollar. The ball is being given to especial- .. * '■“nor *Miss Barrie Jean W-„ g ard of this city, recently selected “Miss South Carolina” for 1949. Miss Win- gard was sponsored by the Exchange club in the state contest held in Co-, . .. . ^ . . lumbia. and will vie ft>r the title | Thuraday throw.n, the two teams "Miss America" this fall at Atlantic! ln * na c am P 10ns *P a . e. however, Clinton reached out for the City, N. J. Tr.e city gave the Little Leaguers championship by sending two run- All state contestants of the Miss a royal welcome upon their return ners home without getting a hit to America pageant have been invited; home The teain - traveling by bus. ta k e a g.j lea^ Then in a rousing by the club for the reception and was out town by a cavalcade fl^h, Garco opened up and scored Griffin Monroe. A woman of many school. They replace Miss Mary dance for which Chaney’s orchestra 0 * car * an ( (1 P«raded around the busi- f our time? before the dust had clear- fine characteristics and high Chris- Helen Ouzts, Miss Martha Bradley, will furnish music. n * ss section while sirens sounded. e( j Timely singles by Singletary and tian ideals, she made and held many Mrs Lewis Fowler, and Mrs M. T Others to be honored include Miss horns tooted, and baseball faithful Branham broke Clinton’s back. Still friends who will learn with regret of Tippin. Jr. Evelyn Hazle of Laurens, queen ofjf h **r*d The welcoming delegation not gatisfied the little Garco boys her passing There are two changes in the high the Charleston Azalea Festival, and »** headed by Mayor L E Bishop. i a ,hed out with four more tallies in Mrs Dickert was twice rffarried , c hool faculty, one at Florida Street. Miss Mary Martin of Coulmbia, “Misa President W. M. Walker of the the gi*ih Her first marriage was to the late on# a t Academy Street and one ad- American Legion ” Also invited are Chamber of Commerce and other, all th h#d but it Thomas T Henderson By this union dition at ^ Lydia Mil j s school the other ten contestants in the South Wends and supporters Members of wa#n - t enough By far the best tw0 * on ‘ * ni one daughter survivF. | Following is the list of teache dist church of which she was a de-1 , voted member. Her pastor, the Rev tly sc h°ols ^pen on September 1, it H. F Bauknight, had charge of the ! announced yesterday by W R. services, assisted by the Rev. E. S.'l Anrl erson. superintendent. Jones. Interment followed in the Only four changes are made in the church cemetery. entire staff for the new year, accord- The following nephews servved as ing to the superintendent. New teach- pallbearers: Dan Zimmerman, Claude tr s are M:ss Betty Neal Derrick of and Downs Monroe, Jesse Butler. Laurens. Miss Faye Stewart of, Rich- Darrell Monroe and Charles Work- burg. Mrs. Cornelia Page of Clinton, In their half of the third inning, man. Mrs. Eloise Ellis of Clinton. Claude - ^j rs Divert was a native of Lau- Crocker, manager of the Clinton Cot- rens county and spent her entire life tqn Mills ball team and baseball in this community. She was a daugh- coach at Presbyterian college, is add- ter of the late Daniel and Frances ed as a new teacher at Providence* f Cvrolini conle*'. ,nd MU. Emil, the vit, polic. d*p.rtnum «otted Herm.r, B ol ne.r Clmton E M Bailey of this city, queen of the South ooy* i...* .Mm tn Henderson of Philadelphia. Pa., and Carolina Little Leaguers Baile,. 10-ye.r-old daughter Mrs L. D Easte rlin of Columbia Durm, the !n.,rm..„on Mu, Win-'of Mr ,„d Mr, P S Be.le,. and re- I Her eecnd merr..,e gard will ! win her ' title Her Garco Coach Joe Stewart said. “They i Grant of Abbeville, will also present coming parade. I ^ i their talent skits. The little Clints brought bark tk— h4xr nothing to be ashamed of R P Wilder is president of the handsome runner-up trophy A* is president of sponsoring club for the reception and Du**? Rhodes, their second basomin. dance and Bob He Hams is chairman waa awarded tfce runner-up trophy of the committee on arrangements Mrs Wt.liam Deg-off burg. Fla; une grande great-grandchild. at the second most valuabte plsyer in the tourney The four-day tour nament. according to Coach Tex pie- ton. drew an attendance of K>.000 and 12.000 Engineers' Blue Prints The following account of the game wf ch face the championship « ion to the Charleston lads it t-aca.®-**** st trom the News and Courier Orr. lb Cairo's scrappy Little Leaguers Fabian , tanburg engineers, on the proposed stood out Friday night aa the Mg) hmgtoUry I city improvement and expansion plan tu tmt of South Carolina following Branham cl for the waterworks and sew or ays- *he.r 9-3 victory over CUnton Thnrs , Cum boo p IMH day game S.tt9 ttm. batag hothlehattan. Sh After bearing the engineers' report faul i :M a and the wife right gold Holiday c and reviewing the proposed recam- fence, saw their favorites battle from Forterdeld. mndations. upon the suggestion of pentad twice to cop the title Mayor L* t Bishop it was derided There was na doubt that the wna.l that council would make a further ujed Sortn area Uds had earned study of the blue prints before in- their championship the hard way Coach J<e Stessrt t proteges t < k the field seven t mes in the tourna ment and Left defeated only once A*- ter they lost the second game they played, the pressure was on them Like true champ*, hoar.r* they never gave up and played t* tne hilt every minute With aU the cool- Committee Named By Council To Study lineers' Blue Prints At a meeting of city council Tues- ( day night, blue prints were submit ted by Howard Beebe !i Sons. Spar- have nothing t The trophy for the leading hitter was won by Florence s Gast-»n Wil liamson w th a mark of 957. Flor ence also carried the sportsmanship award back home Garco now art 11 play the North . _- ■Mb-Carolina (Jumps on August IS-lf Lourens AuQUSt 24 wtth the winner entering the nation- — m ■■ . a! finals at Williamsburg. Pa A^gu*t 24 has been set f Garro Lineup R 0 Soldier Ploque To Be Unveiled At teachers for the respective schools and their home addresses Hick School R P Wilder, principal. Clinton. Miss Elizabeth Boland. Columbia. Miss Mary Gaines. Greenwood. . Mrs Ess.e Workman, CUnton. Miss Elizabeth Adams. Greenwood. Mrs Lewis Wallace. Clinton. Miss Katrine Martin. Gray Court Roily Bannister. Mountvilie Irene Hspp. Clinton Eiotse Miller. Pauline Betty Neal Derrick. Laurens Faye Stewart. Richburg Jame* Puryear. Clinton Mirths Washing* Mn Mu M.i Mu Mu Mr Mil M me a T tala vtting bids for the 13W> 000 improve ment program The mayor also suggested that an advisory comm.tie* of local bus.ness men be appointed to confer with council in the stud* and to offer suggestions or changes deemed ad visable before final approval la given the eng.neers survey Council named ©f r » a i the following committee R L Flax- Cumbee pitched four of the Gar ICO. W C Neely. R E Ferguson R P Hamer. R M Vance. J P Pra- ; the: and C C Giles Jr P». ffeli Rhode*, i Wal.cruir Windham Rlx. c Thomp+cx PwrcuB Johns, i x&mitn AB .. 1 3 _ 1 3 4 _ 9 3 3 3 3 3 lb ►mb f* 3 3 3 | • 1 • 9 9 3 I 9 9 9 9 • § 9 9 H • 9 I 3 m * # 9 9 5 ng the sr-dtev ; aque ere ted on the public square m Laursma under the auap ees of the Veteran* of Foreign Wars, it is announced by Harrod member of the couunittee 1 to appeer on the program are Gov Strom Thurmond 9 • 9 9 9 | 9 0 Laws, a In v tie be said. {R Sieedman &*aon. state aervice of ficer end probably others The unveiling is to take place at 4 39 in the aftemoMi The paque. erected en a base ef Georgia granite, bears the name* of Id? men of Lauren* county who ioat the r Uvea n World War* I and II run.?* for its purenate were ra.s- Mrs Mn J % G C C.inl Roger M Hear James P Sloan Boater. Cltntoc Bwne. Saludt Margaret BUheiy Other members of the beside* Mr Lears are C chairman, and R A Marti Merchont Nomed Club Officer A r Joonno Forty Goes To Notional Moose Meet tir.umphs. one a no-hitter, and went all the way in the crucial game F<w his brilliant performance, he was presented the tournament's moat val uable player trophy Each and every one of the little As be* to* men pitched together aH the Totals 23 3 sMit for Windham in 9th Garco 9t0 944- Cl.nton 191 999- -0 7 3 -3 3 1 Holliday 2. DPA Roney to Shelton. SO. Cumbee 19. Wal.enune 2. Nelson 1: LP. WaiSeru.ne —». At a t i Mon ele. vacancy was ad< A #1 *r d 'r f tne Ex mg A J ■ preeiden: when R • • \t« Anderson's New 198 Arrests Made In July By Local Police Department John Ross. Rolfe Clark. J. C Lam bert, Louie Prater and J. Luke Clark left yesterday morning for San Fran- Finishing Plant cisco, Calif., where they plan to at- -y- ^ LA A tend the national meeting of the • 0 Upen MOnOOy Loyal Order of Moose and Legion of ♦* J Moose which will open its «lst ses- The large and modern new finish- The report sion Sunda/ and continue through ;ng plant of C W Anderson Hosiery t partment, for company on East Carolina avenue • showed 196 wlil begin operation Monday, August I against 234 Mr* Irene Little. CUatim Mrs Ella D Nance. MowntvtUo Misa Lou Belle Neighbor* Clinton Mr* Franc** Wade. Clinton Mias Mary Johnson, Clinton M ~as Clyde Smith Seneca Mr*. R C Adair. CUnton Mr* Addison Neighbor* Clinton Mr* B B Ballard. Clinton C.aode Crwker, Clinton I lend* MreH hrheel A Wilmot Shea I y prtactpnl. Clin- Mtas L-.y Yarborough, Clinton. Mr* Clayte Ray. Cliaton Ma* E::* Little McCrary. Clinton Mrs ComeLa Pag*. CUnton Mias Nancy Owen*, Clinton. Mas Sara Gary. Kinardt Mu* Agne* Davta. CUnton Mr* L S H er*. CUnton Mj* M.nme Taylor. Rock HiU. Mu Irene Workman. Cl.nion * . Clinton, ton. Clinton CUnton !the 18th. The group is making the trip by of the city police ue- the month of July .ases on the docket June Fines collected dur.ng the month amounted to SI.- 408 90 compared with SI.351 50 las month. As is reported each month, the greatest number of arrests. 36. were i car, covering the southern route on 15. the owner. C \V. Andersen, stated 'the way out and returning by. the yesterday. northern route. They will be gone 1 The home of the new plant is of two weeks and expect to make sight- concrete construction and covers an j seeing stops at Grand Canyon. St area of 14.000 square feet. The latest 'Louis and Chicago, as well as other equipment and most modern machm-|for drunkenness, for which fries of ! places of interest enroute. Mr. Ross is ery has been instated as an expan-j 3429 60 were collected, and 45 days i governor of the Joanna lodge and sion of the company which has been 1 sentenced in recorder's court, official delegat# to the convention.; in business for several years. The Fi r violating parking laws (me- • j new plant is modernized throughout, tersi 108 tickets were issued, with Clinton 4-H Girls I and equipped with the latest fluor-; fines of $54 00. Qie re* .gn Of W B Ab.e. wfu 4ca4eaar tUreel Sets, Mted * • v Col ambit D S Tempieto n. principal C C G . preude nt of the K - Mr* Raymond Pitta. Clin warns < D, A nd W M * *A <i.ker j ■ a * t Mrs Julian W Coleman. preside; nt # the Li of is club, Mias Elizabeth Copeland. guests . i the group for the meeting Mrs Eloise Ell it. Clinton. Ar.no cem er.t was mide that tne Mn Moll * Do nnan. Clint picture, ‘Str ange Go r4 - 4 f *»% * j, ** us u* inaia. Mrs Nene D 1 Workman. C would * town, co! urtesy of the Mas Odetta M auney, Clin Standar Ot! company , at the meet* Mrs. Hugn M Buford Cl. mg on M ond ay evening. August 22. Miss Kate Milam. Clint» n at whi< ih i* the c !ub will have Miss Koae Lee. Clinton a num f orphar lage boys ms Mr*. Margaret Blakely. C) guests A new .s be.ng club, it ing. AS; hange club at Abbevr isored by the Due W* announced at the m ee.- Roddy To Build Modern Drive-In J READ THE CHRONICLE ADVERTISEMENTS REGULARLY - EACH WEEK ' If will pky you. It’s thrifty to shop first in this newspaper, then in the stores as prices change and merchandise be comes more plentiful. BE WISE— READ THE ADS • V Attend Comp Long P L Roddy, proprietor of Roddy’s , . . _ . . , will begin the" construction this week 1; driving under the influence of m- of a mviWfh drive _ in oaMde Little ‘Girl Accidentally Killed *Vi rd was received hero > of the death of Patricia Ann Tnomas, daughter of Pvt j Luc.le. Osborne) Chari.c T k Marlboro, Oklahoma The little girl was shot ac ly Tuesday with a rifle younger sister. Delanie She is survived by her ■sterday Patsy) id Mrs. j.nias of identai- oy her escent lighting. A front section of the-, For righting. 3 persons were arrest- Restaurant, stated yesterday that he building will bouse the general of-,«d. disorderly conduct. 18; vagrancy, fices of the company. Eight members of the Clinton 4-H I The Anderson plant will employ a toxicants. 8; speeding and reckless CJty Iirnits on the Greenwood, who lived here before going to Okla- club spent the past week at Camp large number of women and will en- driving. 7. operating auto without hlghway about 30 o fwt Walk homa where he is stationed m the gage in finishing ladies full-fashioned license. 4; petty larceny. 1; invest!- ers Community Grocery, at an over-* army; two brothers and three hosiery. c ' ,cr '’'’ parents. Long, Aiken, with other groups from Laurens and Calhoun county. Miss Susan Hall and Mrs. Adeline Long, county demonstration agent and assistant, were there to direct ac tivities and movies which will be shown at the agricultural building in Laurens in the fall, were made. Those from Clinton attending were Margaret and Jimmy Lee Lawrence, Constance and Barbara Burts, Wil- lette Asbill, Kay Yeargin, Myrtis Rhodes and Hilda Holmes. Mrs. J. Walton Lawrence is local leader. * Also attending were members of the State Training School club with their leader, Mrs. J. Rhett Sloan. * Summer School To Close Saturday The eight, weeks sumrher school at Presbyterian college will close Sat urday. , _ Announcements as to the opening of the regular session in September will be made later by President M. W. Brown. gation or suspicion. 12. all cost of approximately $20,000. It James, Harold, Delan.e, Nellie anA giv vln To ^violators ^ **** is . to have the building com- j Clarie; her maternal grandmother. city pleted by the middle of September, he said The drive-in. according to Mr Roddy, will specialize in curb ser vice of sandwiches and drinks, and quent intervals. Mokes Fine Record _ At WinthropCollege De | ay | n Her P | ons Miss Bruna Jean Williams, daugh- Red LifeSOVCr ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams i — who reside in the Wadsworth com- Mrs. B. O. Whitten of this munity, who graduated in May at had her shar$ of good luck recently, j Winthrop college, was named on the She told about it Saturday*when kiwnnic Rnrhornn distinguished list for the second se- she alghted from Eastern Air Lines rv,wu,,, » oO'UCtUC mester of the 1948-49 session, it has Flight 557 at Spartanburg’s Mem- been announced from the college. jorial airport after a visit to New I York. Mrs. Whitten was scheduled to re- jturn last Saturday on Flight 557. But (she decided to stay another week with her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Slier Paul League, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Long Island. # R. M. League of Clintorl, has joined The next Sunday morning she read Mrs. Mary Osborne, of this city; and her paternal grandfather. Gen j Thomas, of Peizer. Funeral services will be held a: the home of her uncle, Daniel Os- will offenpit barbecue dinners at fre- ! borne Further announcements will be ma&e from Gray Funeral Home pending the arrival of the Dody Paul League Joints Rock Hill Paper Here August 25 The annual Kiwanis club barbecue will be given Thursday evening. Aug ust 25. at 6 o'clock at the local arm ory. it is announced by the club Tickets are being offered for sa'e in advance and a libera! patronage of , - _ the public is asked, Hwith every oody, the advertising staff of the Rock Hill in the newspapers that the plane she inv ited. Tickets are $1 50 each and Daily Herald, according to an an- was to have taken had collided ovor may be purchased from any member.. nouncement un -that—papexi^tl^e past New Jersey with a Navy fighter and I The club’s committee on agrieul-'* week. He goes to the Rock Hill paper 16 persons were killed. She arrived ture is in charge of the affair, com- from a similar position with the in Spartanburg last Saturday with Daily News-Chief of Winter Haven, her 6-year-old grandson, Whit Slier, Fla. for a visit. posed of Reese Young, L. B Dillard, W. P. Dickson and Caldwell Hender- I son. , FOOD Is An Important Item With Housewives \ou will find helpful Grocery and Market News in THE CHRONICLE every week from leading food storos (in the city Read the advertisements — they tell you about changing prices each week and where you can buy to advantage. \