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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, June 1, 1950
BRIEFS.. ABOUT
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Misses Mary Garrison of Sumter, ro||pne To Graduate
Rosanne Stanley of Kingstree, Ann |- 0Me 9 e ■ O VjraaUOre
Brockington of Andrews, and Ellen LOrQCSt ClOSS Monday
Glass of Edgemoor, also students at
: Winthrop.
Eleazer Addresses
(Continued from page One)
| Leaman Dantzler Jones, Clinton.
Wilbur Carter Kaiser, Oak Park,
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Mrs. V P. Adair, accompanied by KiwanianS And
Ad r air d 'THampt”‘. Va. V M 1 rs n Wm r p S Farmer GuCStS | {j»ren» Hyruro L**, Jr- Mullins.
Jenkins and daughter, Miss Wilhel- Members of the Kiwanis club and' G '"'7'” OSCP eull;ux .
mina Jenkins, of Washington, D. C. f a large number of farmer guests of;
.-pent last week in Alachua. Fla., the community, heard an interesting William Bennett Liies, Jr., Co-
with her sister. Miss Sue Leake. On ta i k i ast Thursday evening by J. M. lumbia.
Saturday Mrs. Adair will accompany Eleazer, Clemson colle’e extension* William Edwin Link, Laurens,
her daughter to Hampton, Va., for information specialist, and writer of Henry Lucius, Jr., Dillon,
visit. They will be accompanied by a widely read “Farms and Folks" ; Frank Charles McGregor, Ruby.
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter, who are column appearing in a number of Robert Christopher McKeown,
row visiting in Charleston. : papers in the state including The Blackstock,
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Buchanan Chronicle. ’ Lonnie Sexton McMillian, Jr.,
good part of his time in the Clinton
area.
■were: Robert E. Wysor, III, Kenneth
Baker, R. E, Ferguson, Jr., Robert
Other key men in the campaign p Hamer and Walter uannoff. Mr.
who met with Mr. Ferguson Monday iJanhoff is chairman of the Laurens
afternoon to map plans for the drive 1 county district of Boy Scouts. Carroll
Pitman, field executive, told the
group that there are now four troops
in the Clinton area and one Cub
Pack. Another Cub Pack is in the
process of organization. {
Red
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Knc returned from their wedding Eleazer discussed the agricul- Clinton.
1:;;' t i points of interest in North tural situation in the state and traced John Henry McPhaul, Jr.,
Car ma and are now occupying an the far-reaching farming changes Springs, N. C.
rpartment on North Adair street. that have been made, and that are - Lee Roy Maness, Iva.
M. s Cornelia Harris, student at yet to come. He emphasized the im-, Clarence Franklin Oakley, Jr.,
Win/nrop college, spent the week- portance of trees, grass and irriga- Clinton. ,
tnd .vith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ■ tion to replace more than a million-i Harold Winslow Patton, Swanan-
W. \V. Harris. She had as her guests' acre reduction in cotton. oa, N. C.
—— 1 | Allen Marshall Pool, Anderson.
j Britton Wise Pressley, Jr., Gas
tonia, N. C.
Gordon Robert Quick, Bennetts-
ville.
George Montgomery Reynolds, Jr.,
Charlotte, N. C.
Lawrence Austin Richardson,
Simpsonville.
Thomas Robert Roark, Pickens.
Clarence Roberts, Laurens.
Milford Smith, Clinton.
Thomas Gerald Smith, Seneca.
Glenn Robert Swope, Sanford,
Fla.
Milton Taylor Tippin, Jr., Rome,
Ga.
Richard Todd, Laurens.
Thomas Verenakis, Jr., Florence.
! George Damour Watt, Thomas-
ville, Ga.
j Horace Reaves West, Valdosta,
Ga.
I; Walter Donald Wheeler, Thom
son. Ga.
t James Albert Williams, Jr., Sum
ter.
, Arnold Leroy Young, Clinton.
Finance Campaign
For Scout Work
To Be Made Here
The Blue Ridge Council of Boy
Scouts .of America announced yes
terday that R. E. Ferguson, Sr., of
this city, has been appointed to head
the scout finance campaign in Clin
ton. Mr. Ferguson said the campaign
would begin with a “kick-off” break
fast Thursday morning, June 8. The
Blue Ridge council, with a budget ofi
$42,981.60, consists of eight counties;
of upper South Carolina: Laurens,
Greenwood, Newberry, Greenville,
Anderson, Abbeville, Oconee and
Pickens. ' i
Mr. Ferguson, former president of
the council for several years, saki
that no finance drive for scouting
had been made in several years .and
expressed the desire that all local
citizens respond generously and aid
the council in its program to extend
better scouting to more boys. The
council now has a full time field ex
ecutive, working in Laurens and;
i Newberry counties, who spends a
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