Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ 4' -■ « <• 4 ♦- ...) THE CHRONICLE Strives To Be A Clean Newspaper, Complete 1 Newsy and Reliable > i-> 1 (Ulintati If You Don't Read THE CHRONICLE You Don't Get the News Volume LI Clinton, S. C, Thursday, June 8, 1950 Number 23 SCHOLARSHIP AND ATTENDANCE LEADERS IN CITY SCHOOLS FOR SESSION 1949-50 PERFECT ATTENDANCE Florida Street School Grades 1 and 2 — Pauline Cato, Paul Coker, Judy Ellis, Kenneth Humphries, Lillie Mae Owens, Jim mie Danhoff. Grades 3 and 4—Wayne Fuller, Ramon Stewart Heyward Tumlin, Faye Bailey, Kenneth Meeks, Alvin Satterfield, Ronald Burkhalter, Fran ces Harris, Adger Crawford, Billy Oakley, Robert Motte. Grade 5 — Ruth Trammell, Patsy Fuller, Virginia Stewart, Martha Joan Reeder, Ray Fuller, Bruce Austin. Grade 6 — Kenneth Chalk, Elaine Crocker, Willis Deitz, Thelma Duna way, Bobby Fuller, Grady Fuller. Grade 7—Kenneth Thomason. Academy Street School Grade 1 — Keith White, Richard Baldwin. Grade 2—Tommy Lanford, Frank Owens, Delora Lyda. Grade 3—Frances Harris, Allen Strickland, Loraine Patterson, Me- hssa Burdette, Shirley Lawson, La- *Tonine Smith, Brenda Strickland. Grade 4 — Winston Smith, Gene Woodard, Joyce Wright, Guyneeta Lanford, Gilbert Kidd, James Tur ner, Janice Braswell, Barbara Bra- zill, Doris Samples. Grade 5 — Linda Ann Braswell, Linda Dunaway, Nancy Meadors, Dorothy Ann Norris, Kenneth Thom as, Ruth Butler, Nancy Smith. Grade 6 — Paul Hardman, Walter Heaton, Alvin Whitmire. Grade 7—Judy Bouknight, Audrey Maye, Mildred Lawson, Bobby Pear son, Russell Wilson. Florida Street School Grade 1—Jimmie Johnson. Grade 2 — Donald Wells, Thad Johnson, Marlene DeYoung. Grade 3 — Martha Jane Bryson, Kay Smith. Grade 4—Annette Johnson, Fran- cene Johnson, John Wrenn, Earl Pat terson, Caroline Asbill, Merle Smith, Maudie Wilson. Grade 5 — Earl Motes, Margaret Ann Bolick, Dawn Campbell, Jim Gasque, Sara Pitts, James Arthur Smith. Grade 6—Robert Neely, Nanette Loftis, Doris Smith, Kay Yeargin, Leanna Young, Willette Asbill, Barry Ellison, Billy Smith, Ed Pitts. Grade 7—Linda Adair, Ann John son, Jane Ray, Jack Pitts, Donald Rowe, Edwin Smith. i Humphries, Betty Sanders, Barbara Joe Todd. Grade 7 — Clarence Bagwell, Pat Davenport, David Young, Ella Jane Allen. Academy Street School Grade 1—Barbara Rice, Elizabeth Leopard, Keith Stewart, Barry Whit man, Toby Madden, Ned Handback, I Reba Rushton, Kathy Snelgrove, | Carolyn Heaton. Grade 2 — Myra Snelgrove, Ann Meadors, Bill Adams, Delora Lyda, Linda Herring, Ann Middleton, i Grade 3 — Juanita Nance, Joan Burgess, Connie Baldwin, Iris ! Hughes, Loraine Patterson, Michael Cannon, Tony Hooper. Grade 4 — Marie Murphy, Joyce Wright, Linda Lyda, Janice Bras well, Nancy Dunaway, James Tur ner. Grade 5—Jerry Joye, Tommy But ler, Joyce Creswell, Charlene Tur ner, Ronald Passmore. Grade 6—Velma Braswell, Genelle Carley, Charles Ingram, Alvin Whit mire, Judy Chaney, Wallace Patter son. Grade 7—Bobby Pearson, Phil Mc Gee, Ruby Meadors, Russell Wilson, Maxie Wallenzine, Pat Cunningham, Clara Heaton. League, Sissy Blalock, Susan Davis, M-try Ellen Cornwall, Emily Davis, Betty Diggers, Amy Lou Black, Mur ray Addison, Louise Speake, Betsy Davis, Kathy Hart, Lou Jones Corn wall, Kaye Thompson, Sandra Da vis, Beth Trammell, Judy Adair, Car oline Asbill, Anita Ellison, Lena Copeland, Linda Bridges, Mary Lew is, Linda Lou McDonald, Julie Bo lick, Billie Burts, Dianne Roddy, Corinne Boyd, Anne Ray, Sara Ray, Rachel Wilson, Delle Wilder, Jenny Walker, Ann Baker, Joan Ray, Jackie Franks, Lillian Hart, Barbara Burts, Margie Ann Mills, Patty Chisholm, Linda Stuart, Jenny Addison, Nancy Simpson. Carol Bryson, Jenny Payne, Eloise Marshall, Myrtle Shay. Joe Shay will be pianist. The public is invited to attend. Florida Street School Grade 1—Bonnie Plexico, Nancy Neighbors, Linda Schwartz, Ann Pinson, Joanne Todd, Jimmie John- | son, Casandra Scott. Grade 2—Linda Milam, Anne Ray, Jennie Walker, Rachel Anne Wilson, Sara Ray, Delle Wilder, Judith Adair, Lena Copeland, Marlene DeYoung, j Joyce Jones. Grade 3 — Georgia Young, Sally Glenn, Beth Trammell, Wallace Boyd, John Eichelberger, Linda Bridges, Patty Chisholm, Jackie .Cooper, Julia Gray. Grade 4—Jacqueline Pitts, Barbara Finney, Joe Neely, Richard Owens, Betty Jane Hamer, Joe Dailey, Jack Pace. Grade 5 — Margaret Ann Bolick, Emily Bailey, Hub Adair, Mary Keith Adair, Elaine Addison, Sara Pitts, Alan Trammell, Florence Winn. Grade 6 — Leanna Young, Don .Rhame, Jane Todd, Patricia Norman. Grade 7—Rose Moore Nettles, Elo ise Marshall, Jane Ray; Ann John son, Jacqueline Franks. Jurors Named For Criminal Term Petit jurors have been drawn for the general sessions term of court convening in Laurens next Monday to be presided- over by Judge Steve C. Griffith of Newberry. Jurors named from this section are: B. C. Preslar and W. M. Perdue, Sr., of this city; Brooks Dunaway, of Clinton Mills; J. B. Reeder, of Lydia Mills; Guy L. Prater, V. L. Wilburn, John O. Teague. B. F. Osborne and Ro:fe Clark, of Joanna; C. R. Work man, of Hopewell. WE bo ALL KINDS CF PRINTING —EXCEPT BAD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. HIGHEST AVERAGES Providence School Grade 1—Dianne Davenport, Ju nior Parris, Ronnie Godfrey, Flor ence Revis, Judy Ellis, Roger Whit mire. * Grade 2—Janice Davenport, Viv ian Pearson, Robert Bailey, Brenda Jones, Judy Sellers, Clarehce Black- well, Franceen Smith, Alvin Oswald. Grades 3 and 4 — Gerald Davis, Kenneth Trammell, Peggy Willard, Faye Bailey, Bruce Coker, Mary Lee Howell, Cecil Davenport, Peggy Ed monds, Miriam Chalk, Betty Davis. Grade 5 — Martha Joan Reeder, James Oswald, Raymond Kuyken dall. Grade 6—Elain Crocker, Sherrill Dancing School Pupils To Present Recital Students of the LaBruce Heist school of dancing will be presented in their dance recital on Monday j night, June 12, at the Florida Street school at 8 o’clock. I Those appearing in the recital are: j .Shirley Ann Timmons, Shirley Ann . n MARK OP L um Burr quality WHY COMPLAIN ABOUT THE HEAT? INSULAT D.E.TRIBBLE CO. LUMBER and BUILDERS SUPPLIES Since 1894 Phone 94 CLINTON,S.C. (jeneJlnderson Cool, Cool BEMBERGS and Laced Trimmed CWAMBRAYS 8.95 • Many beautiful styles • Pastels, solids and prints • One and two piece styles Misses: 10 to 20 Half-sizes: 14V2 to 24Vi Also: 38 to 44 CeneJinderson ’S’ r' “Store Your Furs Today’ nUi j[ MONEY AHMD MM tU Mm AHEAD EH AH HlHSMHt/lf MAKJ A DATE WITH A "ROCKET 8”! A GENEKAl WOTOA5 YALN9 John H. 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