The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 26, 1952, Image 8

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.V A Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 26, 1952 Laurens Woman's Husband Makes 100th Mission 'Joanna Remains On League Top USS PHILIPPINE SEA OFF KOREA. June 23.—The husband of a Laurens woman completed his 100th combat mission today.' Lt. Donald G. Patterson of Waco, Texas, husband of the former Miss I won g to 5. Besides pitching air- Margaret Moore of Laurens, S. C.,! tight ball the big hurler blasted a Joanna’s Hornets streaked to an other ‘lull game lead in the Central Carolina league Tuesday night as j big Guy Prater, called in from his outfield post, pitched four-hit ball for six full innings as the Hornets was one of three pilots, all operat ing from the carrier Philippine Sea to complete his 100th m: r .ion. The other two are: Lt. Jesse E. McKnight, Jr., Longview, Texas, and Lt. Edwin S. Wallace, Jr., of Baton Rouge, La. Included in the hundred missions of the three pilots were: the evacu ation of Hungnam, the Inchon in- 1 ihree-run homer in the fifth inning to place the game beyond the reach of the Cavaliers. Over at Ware Shoals Big Bill Voiselle showed his old major league form in tossing a five-hit ter as Ninety-Six ran up a 9 to 2 victory over the Reigels. Andy j Hawthorne was the losing pitcher. Gaines This Wee Varney To Play With Raleigh Team vasion and the defense of the Pu-| Friday—Ware Shoals at Joanna, san perimeter—all in the first year Clinton'at Ninety-Six. cf the Korean war. Saturday — Joanna at Ware ^ ^ ; Shoals. Ninety-Six at Clinton. Local Teacher Serves On j ^ NEA Program in Detroit (Laurens County Mrs. Nene Duncan Workman. Form Women Attend who was recently re-elected for a la . a. \A/: ri |.L r - kr , third term as president of the Meet At WmthrOp Clinton Classroom Teachers asso-! ♦ ciation. has an invitation from; The thirty-second annual con - President J. Cloyd Miller of the vention of the South Carolina j National Education association to Council of Farm Women was held | serve in connection with an after- 1 at Winthrop college in Rock Hill! noon clinic for Local Associations' June 17-20. Thirty-six women rep-1 .in Communities under 10,000 in ; resented the Laurens county coun-j Detroit. Mich., on July 2. ; cil. M rs. Workman is going as a dele-1 Laurens county received a redj gate-from her local association, to .ribbon., award in council work for, serve on the program and uttend the past year. Mrs. M. B. Cocnranj the entin convention. From there I and Mrs. Herman Power were vot-! she will go directly to the State jing delegates from the Laurens Normal College for Women at council. Yosllanti. Mich., where sh^. will ,—TLg. Laurens-c«4n*y-chorus sang study for two weeks. ' i “Lavender's Blue,” by Frederic Mrs. Workman leaves Friday Fay Sjnith, and "Night and Day,” and will ioin Mrs. Fay Wright and; by Cole Porter, at the rural music Mrs. Ruth Brown in Spartanburg program. The chorus is directed f( r the ip. by Mrs. Harold Wallace, and ac- I companied by Mrs'. Charles Hill.! Members taking part in tne chorus were: Mrs. Carolyn McGee, Mrs. : and Mrs. Guy Mahon. Gnenpond; Friends " Sid Varney, football -\ Ir s- E - A. Curry. Lanford. Mrs. and baseball coach at PC, will be Herman Power. Mrs. C. C. C'iad- interested to know , he has been dock, and Mrs. S l sold to the Raleigh. N. C. “Capi-i Jale-Narnie; Mrs John Hill Mt. tals,” where he will play basebah Gallagher; Mrs. Bob Bell and Mrs. the balance of the season. Before A. Goodwin, Oak Grove. The going to Raeigh he plaved w’ith the Laurens chorus joined v. ith oth-i “Wilson Tobs." also in'North Caro- tr s forming an ; U-state chorus j ina — which sang three selections. - Other deh-gales attending the , meeting from the county were:! Miss Jessie Sloan and Mrs. Toy! ‘Patton, Durbin; Mrs. Harold Mar tin and Mrs. Walter Martin, Mt. 1 Mrs Iris Ballenger, Mrs. Robert 1 Wasson. Mrs. James Wasson and Mrs. Arthur Baumberger, Hickory Tavern; Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. 1 Gray Harris, Miss Rebecca Harris j 'and Miss Mary Frances Wilkie, i Youngs; Miss Willie Mae Parsons. | Lanford; Mrs. Robert Cain, Trin-j ! ity-Ridge; Mrs. Downes Monroe and Mrs. L. D. Easterlin of 1 Wads worth; Mrs. L. C. Holmes, Lan ford. Training School Begins 32nd Year The State Training School, lo- : eated two miles from the citv, will begin its 32nd year of service on July 1. Since being opened by the state of South Carolina on September 14. 1920, the institution has been headed by Dr. B. D. Whitten as sup< rintendent. It now has a pop ulation of about 1500 people with 150 staff workers. A large new j dormitory- now nearing completion,' will add more than 100 to the pop- i ulation. Dr. Felder Smith Optometrist Laurens, S. C. 126 EAST MAIN STREET South Side Public Squr* HOURS FOR EYE EXAMINATIONS! •:M to 5:14 Wednesday* 9:44 to 12:S4 Phono 794 Goodyear Tires and Tubes BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES McMillan Service Station Sinclair Product* PhoM No. 1 BARBECUE July 4th HASH - PORK Ready for Sale 10:30 or 11:00 A. M. Rain or Shine, We Are Prepared to Serve J. Lee Willard ('Vocation Week' For (Textile Workers As previously announced, the hundreds of employees of Clinton | and Lydia Cotton Mills, and Jo- 1 ; anna Cotton Mills, Joanna, will be-, gin their annual “vacation week”, beginning early Saturday morning 1 and continuing until the morning of Julv 7. DR. L B. MARION NATUROPATH Res. Phone 939 500 South Broad St. BUMPERS ALL-AROUND might save your own car from damage, but to save yourstU from financial loss in case your car in jures someone else, you need Automobile Liability Insurance. S. W. Sumerel AETNA-IZER ' Tele. 80 Jacobs Bldg. Huh Smothering Indigestion Relieved Mrs. Bailor Mrs. Effie Bai ley, Inman, S. C., writes “I began taking Scalf’s In dian River Medi cine because I had heard so much talk about it and people r e c o m - mended it so high ly. I had suffered for thirty years from spells of smothering indiges tion, resulting in a weak, nervous, rundown feeling. I tried treatment after treatment but Scalf’s Indian River Medicine was the only medi cine that brought the blessed relief I craved. I’m happy to recommend Scalfs Indian River Medicine to others for I have great confidence in this fine herb stomach toni<;.” If you suffer like Mrs. Bailey did, by all means start on Scalfs Indian River Medicine today. On sale at all drug stores. 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