The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 11, 1952, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, September 11, 1932
Enrollment For
Schools This Area
B. 0 P. W. Clubs To
Hold State Meet
At Clemson College
^ Miss Margaret Blakely, president.
C. K. Wright, superintendent of of the local Business and Profes-
Laurens county schools, has an-1 s j on 3] Women's club, and Mrs. D.
nounced their enrollment for the ^ Yarboroi’gh, second vict-presi-
weejk ending September 5, as set up I dent and i oca i program co-ordi-
in area divisions. , j nator) wi il attend the fall board j
The enrollment for the schools of meeting of the state federation of
Officers Elected
At Annual Meet
TB Association
District Seminar
Methodist Women
Held In Laurens
appears elsewhere
Business and Professional Women’s
clubs to be held at Clemson Sept.
the Clinton area
in today’s pappr.
The Joanna area shows 425 in the 13-14.
white elementary schools, and 116 in An outstanding feature of the
the three Negro schools, divided: meeting will be the keynote ad-
Elzee 21, Wadsworth 36, Zion 59. ! dress by Miss Jennie McMaster of
Area No. 7, Thornwell orphanage,Camden, first vice-president of the
The annual meeting of members of
the Laurens County Tuberculosis as
sociation was held last Thursday af
ternoon in the new health center au
ditorium at Laurens.
Joe Delany, of Joanna, was re
elected president for the coming year,
with the following additional officers
and administrative committee:
J. Leroy Burns, first vice president;
Sam M. Leaman, treasurer; Mrs. M.
charge of the program. She stated
the purpose of the meeting which
was to present the total education
al program of the Woman s Society
of Christian Service and the Wes-
The fall seminar of the Woman’s Icyan Service Guild for 1952-53,
Society of Christian Service of the and introduced the women
Greenwood district was held Sept.! presented the study^ plans for tne
by Mrs. Perrin Anderson of Nin
ety-Six, and Mrs. T. P, Crooks of
Newberry. . .
Mrs. Patterson led the mem
bers in a closing worship service.
h. s an cr.r illmont of 239, 118 in high | state federation, a speech by Dr. * . iw t -u , —. — —— * v.»«»v.. r —
school, and 128 in'elementary schools j Rosamond Boyd of Spartanburg. 1 r 1 - ^ Cl [' s ’ s ® c ' retj ry, -irs. J. Hamp and j ^ Copeland of Lowell Work, gave a
4th in the First Methodist church,
Laurens, with 163 members pres
ent. *. , .
In the absence of Mrs. W. C. Hol-
royd, district president, Mrs. Paul
Knox of North Augusta, vice-presi
dent, presided. The Rev. W. B.
Garrett, pastor, presented the de
votional, using as his topic, “build-
in" Methodism in Brazil.” Mrs.
i Russell Bums welcomed the wom
en to Laurens and First church.
vear. In the absence of Mrs.
A. Wiehrs of Newberry, secretary
of Christian Social Relations for
the district, Mrs. Olin Layton led
a panel discussion on “Home Mis
sions and Human Rights.” She
was
icy.
PERSONAL MENTION
Friends of Mrs. C. V. Lipscomb
and children who have been spend
ing some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Edwards, will
be interested to know they left
assisted by Mrs. Victor Brad- j Tuesday for San Francisco, Calif.,
Mrs' L. E. Gatlin, Mrs. Ravjfrom where they will sail to join
Gilliam Mrs. M. T. Sanders, all of
Newberry.
Mrs. W. C. Lowe of Ninety-Six,
district secretary of
To Form Extension
Class for Teachers
The Ramparts We Build” Miss! Directors for the years 1953, 1954
McMaster will tell B&PW mem- and 1955 were elected as follows:
bers how they can. be good citizens! 1953—Yancey Poole, E. D. Easter-
as their basij rampart. by. Gordon Collins, Rev. M. A. Mac-
Thirty clubs thoughout South i ^ ona ! d * ^ rs - Mable LitUc, Mrs. Gray
school building Monday, September Carolina will be represented at thej
15, at 4 o'clock. j meeting.
A course, taught by R. L. Stewart' Other local members who will!
A mee^H-g for the purpose of or
ganizing a University ot South Car
olina extension class for teachers (
will be held at the Laurens high
Harris, Henry Faris. Mrs. J .C. Bolt,
W. K. Waites, Sam Leaman, Mrs. J.
H. Stone, C. K. Wright.
1954—Or. D. O. Rhame, Mrs. Rob-
Capt. Lipscomb on Okinawa.
Sgt. and Mrs. William Hatton,
formerly of Wichita, Falls, Texas,
Children’s are visiting their parents, Mr. and
comprehensive out- ; Mrs. J. M. Hatton, Sr., tmd Mr- an d
T E. Anderson. Sgt. Hatton
on Oct. 10 to Camp Kil-
J., for overseas assign-
Laurens, district secretaiy of Mis-1 urged more women to give of their Mrs. Hatton will make her
Education, then t o o K! services to this important ^ I h0 ^. h a Td Mta. F. P. Thompson
and the latter’s sister, Mrs. Clar
ence Arnold, Mr. Arnold and chil-
and a talk bv Mrs. Mary Ella f^ one ’ ^ rs ‘ Sa J[a D. DeLoache, W. K., g treet c hurch, Greenwod, respond- line of this phase of the society’s j Mrs. J.
Sprouse, state* chairman of public i Wads, Henry Fans and Mrs. John C. ed . F work. Mrs. Lavinia Cooley of; reports
affairs. Using the national theme, i Bolt ; _ Mrs. Dwight F. Patterson of Joanna, 'secretary of youth work, J mer, N.
s’onary
WITH THE SICK
o: Greenville, will be offered carry- take part on the program are Mrs.; ert l S. Pugh, R. L Plaxico,
ing three semester hours of credit at lone Wallace, state director °- : Miller'McCuen, D. V Patterson, Dr!
the L ni\ ersit>, and the clas^ will music, who will have chaige of the Martin Teague, Mrs. Sara DeLoache,
meet once each week on the day de- musical part of the program. Mrs. j oe Delany, J. Leroy Burns, Mrs.
cided upon by the group. | Leila N. Johnson, Mrs. Dollie M.
The course will also be decided! Carr and Miss. Marie Wier.
upon by the group at this organiza-, — ;—
tienal meeting. A representative of 1 WOMAN'S CLUB
the University extension division will to MEET MONDAY
took
group.
"■ “Preface to Bible Study” was in
! troduced by Mrs. Marshall Aber-
______ crombie, who sang the theme song,
loinn i Saviour of the World ” Mrs.
hu 1 ’- Clark then presented this
studv. She recommended the new
Bible translations and a good com
be present at the meeting.
There will also be a meeting at the
The Woman's club will meet at the drick, Thomas Babb, Mrs. Sam Flem-
. . , , , , i Clinton Mills community house on ing, Mrs. M. G. Feins, F. J. Hamrick,
Laurens high school on Wednesday, Monday eveningt ^ 15f at 7: 3 0 A j W . M . Ford.
< t tooer 1. at 3.30 p m. to organise an covere d di^h snpppr win Kp ron-od-,—Announcement was made' that ap~
. •. r\idy cour.c to be tau s lu 1 and officers for the coming year will proximately 1,000 members of the
Theodore McGowan of
underwent surgery* at Hays
pital on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Dunauay is a patient men t a ry; fiction based on Bibie
r!^ Spitai X 01 literature; music taken from Bible
Little Thomas Conway Gray of ‘hemes; and visual aids.
Eric Martin, Robert M. Vance. [Laurens, underwent a tonsilectomy
j 1955—George H. Cornelson, Miss j yesterday at the Blalock clinie.
Juliet McCrory, Mrs. Robert Wasson,! Mrs. Abilina Evans returned to
j Mrs. B. T. Mears, Claude Cooper, | her home yesterday from the Bla-
' Mrs. John Wharton, Mrs. T. P. Ken-1 lock clinic where she has been a
dren of Greenwood, will spend the
week-end in Highlands, N. C.
1 patient.
Mrs. Lena
Miss Clelia Garrison of this city;i
was introduced. She had been a
representative to the Youth Con
ference at Lake Junaluska this
summer.
by W. M. Monts of Newberry. Thi S|be insta]led
meeting, originally scheduled earlier,; _
has been changed to the above date.
The course will give credit on the!
graduate or undergraduate level. All
teachers interested are asked to re
port at this time.
underwent
Madden of
an operation on
- ' The study of Africa was present-
d ’ ed by Mrs. Ryan Atkins, assisted
Dr. W. W. Adams
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NEWS
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Saturday, Sept. 13 (One Day)
South Carolina Public Health associ- •
, ation from all parts of the state are 1
! expected to attend the association’s I
:29th annual meeting in Columbia,!
September 18, 19 and 20, at the Jef- 1
! ferson hotel. Dr. George A. Bunch of
Columbia, is president of the associ
ation.
Using as its there, “Upward and
Onward,” the association has engag
ed a host of prominent speakers for
talks on various topics of interest to
: persons in the medical and allied
j fields.
Among the widely-known speakers
who will take part in the meeting
1 are: Edgar J. Forio* vice president of
j the Coca-Cola company, Atlanta, Ga.;
; Dr. George D. Heaton, minister of
Myers Park Baptist church, Char
lotte, N. C.; Dr. John W. Knutson,
chief dental officer, United States
Public Health service, Washington,
D. C., and Jess and Jean Ogden, co-
dif-ettoys oT - " CtfmffiurriTy~ SerVirrs,
University of Virginia, Charlottes-!
ville, Va.
The South Carolina Public Health j
i association, organized April 19, 1921,!
is a voluntary association of individ
ual and organization members whose
object is to promote public health in
South Carolina through study anQ;
discussion of health needs and plan-!
ning ways and means for meeting j
these needs.
The association has as active mem
bers persons who are employed in
the state in any branch of public
health work, either official or volun
tary; as associate members persons in
South Carolina who are interested in
day at Hays hospital.
Friends of Mrs. Ethel Pitts will
be interested to know she is a pa-
patient at Hays hospital.
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Mrs. M. P. Bradley of the Lydia £
community, is a patient at H#c!g
hospital.
Billy Sease, son of Mrs. T. M.
Sease, has returned home after an
appendectomy and stay at the Bla
lock clinic.
Mrs. Robert Lee Franklin of
Kinards, is a-patient at Hays hos
pital.
James M. Coleman of Lydia, is
a patient at Hays hospital.
Mrs. Joe Anderson of Joanna, is
improving at Hays hospital fol
lowing an. operation.
Friends of George Adair will be
elad to know he is convalescing
after a short stay at the Blalock
clinic.
Mrs. J. E. Holtzclaw is a patient • $
at the Blalock clinic. !•.♦
Mrs^. Hugh -Ballard of Lydia, -isi#
a patient at Hays hospital. j!
Mrs. Bernice McElhannoh is a j-j
patient at the Blalock clinic.
Mrs. Peggy Snelgrov e is a pa-
tient at Hays hospital. &
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Special Meeting
Royal Arch Masons
Here September 11
"DM you say
we get
the loan?"
—we say that to many people;
nearly every day. When you need cash for
any worth-while purpose, come see us about
a loan. There’s no delay, no "red tape.^
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Thursday evening, Sept,
members of William Plumer
cobs chapter Royal Arch Masons, >:]:
will hold a special meeting at the 1
Masonic hall. This meeting will
be of interest to all members of J-j
the object of this association and as the Royal Arcfe and all members. 8
•iik ANDY DIVINI fUZZY KNIGHT SNIIOON UONAKD
ANDRIW T0MBIS IIVKIIY SIMMONS
COMEDY
9c and 42
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 15-16
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NEWS AND SHORT. 9c and 42
Wednesday, Sept. 17 (One Day)
ii ‘Anything Can Happen
(Comedy)
With Jose Ferrer and Kim Hunter*
THE CASINO
Admission 9c and 30c
OPEN ONLY FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 12-13
STREET
BANDITS
x (Action)
With ROBERT CLARK and
PENNY EDWARDS.
When The West
Was Young
(Western)
With RANDOLPH SCOTT and
SALLY BLAINE.
Serial—“KING OF THE CONGO”—Chapter 7
organizational members corporations
and Organizations interested in pub-
lie health
The complete program for the
three-day conference has been an- i
nounced.
To Attend State Meet
Attending the meeting from the
Laurens County Health department
will be W. M. Nash, M. E. Royster,!
Mrs. Minnie D. Clark, Mrs. Sadie M. 1
Workman, Mrs. Ruby Barksdale,!
Mrs. Nan Stewart, Miss Hazel Thack- j
ston; also Mrs. R. L. Gray from the
County Tuberculosis association. The!
health department, it is announced,;
will be closed Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Birth Announcements
of this chapter are invited to
present, also visiting companions
from other chapters are extended
a most cordial invitation to attend.
This is one of the older chapters
of this state, being constituted Ap
ril 8, 1919.
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M. S. Bailey & Son
BANKERS
Established 1886 Capital and Surplus $&00,000.60
Member F.D.I.C. — Our 66th Year ^
MILAM
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milam, Jr.,
of New York City, announce the
birth of a daughter, Mary Kath- j
ryn, on Saturday, Sept. 6. Mrs |
Milam is the former Miss Marjorie'
Farrior of Mobile, Ala. Mr. Milam 1
is the son of Mrs. J. W. Milam, and
the late Mr. Milam of this city.
* WHITMIRE
Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Whit
mire announce the birth of a
daughter, Judy Delores, on Sept.
6, at the Blalock clinic. Mrs.
Whitmire is the former Miss Betty
Cummings.
BOONE
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boone an
nounce the birth of a son on Sept.
6 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Boone
was before marriage Miss Mazelle
Tucker of Spartanburg.
ALLEN
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Allen an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Rhonda Joanne, on Sept. 6, at
Hays hospital. Mrs. Allen was
formely Miss Vivian Medlock.
CANNON
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Can
non announce the birth of a son,
Keith Lee, on Sept. 5 at Hays hos
pital. Mrs. Cannon was before
marriage Miss Geraldine Barbery.
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AUXILIARY TO MEEET
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday afternoon, Sep
tember 16, at 4 o’clock with Mrs.
Frank Miller. The night group will
meet at 8 o’clock in the evening with
Mrs. Miller. Members are requested
to bring dues at this time.
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