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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, September 21, 1950
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BARBECUE
MOUNTVILLE
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 27
4:30 P. M.
Everybody Invited
WALTER F. LYNCH,
Cook
Jumping JOE KIRVEN of Sumter,
Presbyterian sophomore end, shows
the form he’ll carry into the P.C.-
Clemson game at Clemson Saturday
night. Kirven caught one of the
touchdown passes responsible for the
Blue Stockings’ 13-12 upset win ov
er Furman last Friday. Coaches also
cited Kirven for his defensive game.
Birth Announcements
SANDERS
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Sanders
announce the birth of a son, James
Steven, on September 15 at Hays
hospital. Mrs. Sanders is the for
mer Miss Gladys Satterfield.
STARNES
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Starnes an
nounce the birth of a son, George
Keith, on September 15 at tiie Bla
lock clinic. Mrs. Starnes is the for
mer Miss Magdalena Bernhardt of
Germany.
BISHOP
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Mamie Elizabeth, on September 16
at the Blalock clinic. Mrs. Bishop
is the former Miss Virginia Chaney.
RICE
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rice announce
the birth of a son, Kenneth Gerll,
on September 16. Mrs. Rice is the
former Miss Gladys Bennett.
J. R. McNABB
I^nd Surveyor Since 1900
20 Years Practice in I’nion and
Adjoining Counties.
LAND. TOPO, SCB-DIV.
SURVEYS AND PLATS.
Notary Service
South Carolina Registration.
For Appointment
Write Kelton. S. C.
Phone Jonesville 4651
Motorcade To Go
To Clemson Saturday
For Football Game
A motorcade will leave Neville
Hall at the flagpole at 5:15 Saturday
for those going to Clemson for the
P. C.-Clemson game and all citizens
of Clinton are invited to join in with
the group. The cars will be police
escorted and as many as can are ask
| ed to decorate with the PC colors,
red and blue.
In addition a pep meet will be held
Friday night at 6:30 in the ampithea-
tre at which time Coach Sid Varney
will speak. Posters will be available
to put on all cars.
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Piedmont Fair
At Spartanburg
October 9-14
Three, among many special events,
will interest the thousands of young
people going to the 5th annual Pied
mont Interstate Fair at Spartanburg,
Oct. 9-14, from Laurens county, The
Chronicle has been informed by Fair
President Paul Black. They are:
1. The livestock fitting and show
ing contest. The Piedmont Interstate
Fair will award one trip to the Na
tional livestock show in Chicago or
to the American Royal show in Kan
sas City to the boy or girl from the
4-H or Future Farmer groups of
the following counties: Spartanburg,
Laurens, Union, Cherokee, Ruther
ford and Polk. The association is also
giving 3 trips at large for any other
counties that care to compete. These
9 winners will compete for the grand
championship—the prize to be an
nounced later. Minimum unit, total
5 animals, including both FFA or
4-H members from each county; J
these must be entered in the Junior 1
Dairy show at the fair. Qualifica-j
tions: (1) Boy or girl in each county
placing first in the fitting and show- ‘
ing contest among their group; (2/
The organization having the major-!
ity of winners will select a leader,
to accompany the winners on the
trip. In case of a tie, the livestock
committee of the fair will name the
leader; (3) 1940 winners are not
eligible to compete for the 1950 trip.
2. The Piedmont Spelling Con
test. In cooperation with the Pied
mont Interstate Fair association, rad
io stations WORD and WDXY are
staging a contest to determine the
best speller in the 6-county area rep
resented by the Piedmont Interstate
fair. Those counties are Spartanburg,
Rutherford, Polk, Laurens, Union,
and Cherokee. Elimination contests
Will be held in the various schools.
The champion speller in the 6-coun
ties will receive an all-expense paid
trip to Washington, D. C., with a
chaperone. Prizes will also be award
ed to the county winners.
3. School Days: Tuesday, October
10th, is School Day for all schools
of Spartanburg county, and Chero
kee, Laurens, Union, Polk and Ruth
erford counties, both city and coun
ty. No tickets will be required on this
day for school children. Wednesday,
Oct. 11th, is School Day for colored
children of Spartanburg county and
any adjoining counties who come
No tickets required. Friday, Oct. 13,
is School Day for the city of Spar
tanburg. No tickets will be given
out. All children of school age will
be admitted FREE on their several
days. Small children should be ac
companied by adults.
The youngsters of Laurens county
are urged to “get in on” all these
special events.
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will be served during the evening.
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