The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 12, 1953, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 12, 1953
Kiwanians Hold
Divisional Meet At
Limestone College
West-
Clinton D. E. Club
Wins Awards At
land, director, and Gloria
moreland, accompanist.
The group of 200 Kiwanians was
addressed by Dr. Rembert Burgess, | StptC Convention
—— : of Spartanburg, Governor of the
The annual divisional meeting of Carolinas District, who made
ings of the group.
the 9th Kiwanis division was held challenging address on Kiwanis, its
Monday evening at Limestone col- history, work, ideals and record of
lege in Gaffney and attended by
school, where he received his law
degree in 19220.
He was a member of the American
Legion and of the Disabled American
m . Veterans. He was a Shriner, a 32nd
Twelve members of the Distribu-' de S ree Mason, a Woodman, Redman, elation 1.
a| tive Education class of Clinton high 8 member of ° rlier °' Americarl Me -' We havc entered a11 state and dls
There are nine girls taking home
economics this year, all members of
the JHA (Junior Homemakers asso-
chanics, Merrymaker, Moose and ofjtrict activities since September, the
delegations from all ten clubs com-,
prising the division
iservice.
The delegation from
the local
; school attended the tenth annual DEj the united Commercial Travelers, i month we received our charter and
i convention held in Columbia on] He was a member of the Baptist membership cards. During Septem-
' Monday and Tuesday of the past! church and was active in church | ber we attended the state JHA fair
wee k. ‘ iwork in Washington and Greenville, j as guests of Ford high school
The meeting was presided over club was hcaded b - v President J. The two-day program consisted of Mr. Bryson’s survivors include his; Saturday, March 7, we sent Betty
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by Harold P Wheeler of Gaffney,; C. Thomas, accompanied by W. C.' reports, educational movies, contests, j wife, the former Miss Ruth Rucker;
lieutenant governor of the divis-1 Baldwin, V. S. Harwell, W. C.! hoard of governess meeting, a ban- ( three sons Dr. Joseph R. Bryson, Jr.,
Son, with, a musical program fea-j Shealy, W. W. Harris, Bee Temple-i Quet and social gathering. a Greenville physician William J.
lured bv the Limestone college | ton. R. M. Vance, S. W. Sumerel, Clinton high was one of the 29 DE; Bryson, a Greenville attorney, and
M Moore !clu b-' in the state attending the meet-1 Dav id Bryson, a freshman at Fur-
' ing. \ ! man university; two daughters, Miss;
The highlight of the convention | ^ ud ^ Bryson, student at Anderson
choir with Thomas H. Westmore- J. S. Bolick and Perry
Roth and Mary Virginia Neil to Foun
tain Inn for the judging meeting.
Monday, March 9, we attended a
bifcounty meeting he}d at Fordt high
school. There will be another bi
county meeting on April 25 in the
Thornwell gym, with Thornwell and
Clinton as hostesses.
—Louise Crosby, Secretary.
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THE LOVE STORY BEHIND THL LILLION-DOLLAR SECRCT^^
♦.* was the banquet held at the Wade college, ar >d Mrs. Carl Thackston, ft
:1 Hampton hotel on Monday evening.! Arll "g ton - V a.; two sisters Mrs. Bes- ; K
Si The speaker for the occasion was M.; sie * Greenville, Mrs. Iris Bohl-
B,B. Camak, superintendent of the 1 ^ an - R ^ no * N€v -* and tw0 pothers,
j-j Ware Shoals schools. At this time the: R ' P- H r yson and Thomas Bryson,
g individual contest awards were pre-! Greenville.
fijsented. Five of the awards went toj He entered public life in 1921
& the DE club of the local-school. This j~whefl he took his seat m—the South '
h number was more than any of the; Carolina house of representatives as, j>
a | other clubs received. Of the clubs | a member of the Greenville county ft
^participating in the manual judging | delegation. He was re-elected for-a a
U contest the gold cup was awarded to' sec °hd term in 1922. He was state
g! the local club for first place. Each' senat °r ^rom Greenville county for
■ ' • * one term—1929-32.
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ROBERT TXyLOR • ELEANOR PARKER
PROGRAM STARTS AT 2:00 P. M.
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ft! participating club was represented
by three members. The Clinton team
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Saturday, March 14 (One Day)
■ALLEGHENY UPRISING
(Western Adventure)
With John Wayne. Claire Trevor and George Sanders
COMEDY
Monday and Tuesday, March 16-17
After an unsuccessful bid for con- t
was composed of Donald Haselden,: gress in 1936 following the death of I jj
Anna Corley and Audrey Jo Maye. i Rep. John J. McSwain, he entered
ijlThe gold medal for the individual the race r in 1938 and defeated the in-
highest score in the state for judging cumbent representative, G. Heyward
merchandise manuals was awarded i Mahon.
to Donald Haselden. A certificate of! He had been elected to each of the
award went to Anna Corley for third ! seven succeeding congresses four
g place in the individual merchandise times without opposition,
ft manual judging contest. Audrey Jo'
| Maye was awarded the gold pin for
JJ the highest individual score in the
j state for judging clqb scrapbooks.
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ft! The Clinton club was awarded a cer-
W titicate of award for third place in
the state for judging scrapboows.
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the
Mrs. Edward Elders is a patient at j*|
Blalock clinic. *
The following are patients at Hays! ^
presenta- hospital: Mrs. Frank Nimmons, Mrs.,;.;
Rennie Price, John Howard, and Leo
Riser.
The following have returned to
BOGART...UP TO HIS NECK IN DANGER!
ALLYSON...UP TO HER HEART IN LOVE!
Him BOGART
June ALLYSON
in M-G-M's
Bflrrtf circus
A dance followed
tions. 1 A. T. Haymes, Mac Taylor, Mrs
On Tuesday morning new officers! Dobbins, Mrs.
were elected and installed.
Local club members who attended
ft the convention were: Anna Corley,,. . , , .
ft Jimmy Dutton, Bob Hellams, Donald I ^T bon ? es aft JrI being patients at K
ft Haselden, Harold Simmons, Betty 1 a OCK c ' lmc - Ld Longshore of Ki-
Jean Meeks, Betty Jo McDonald,' na! C ;> : t ^ c ? mrn ' V Anderson, and Fur- f-j
j!: Phil McGee, Audrey Jo Maye, Ruby i man Hu gbes. ^ ; g
g Meadors, Burrell Young, Alma Spill-! • • i,
g erjs and Coach Charles Burnette, the Junior Homemakers
1 st ’ onsor - Group At T. 0. Active . |
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| Congressman Bryson
| Dies Suddenly
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Greenville, March 11. — The body
ft of Rep. Joseph R. Bryson of the
»!• Fourth Congressional district of
ft South Carolina was en route to his
j; hoiTig in Greenville vestercisv fol -
ft lowing his death at 11:30 p.m. Tues-
g day at Bethesda Naval Medical cen-
»•; ter, near Washington,
g Rep. Bryson, 60, was stricken four
g hours earlier at a banquet of the
g American Cotton Manufacturers In-
ft stitute and the S. C. Cotton Manufac-
g turers association at the Mayflower
h. hotel. The Democratic veteran of 14
g years in congress died of cerebral
y | hemorrhage.
?•? | Funeral services will be held in
i Greenville from the Earle Street
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Friday and Saturday, March 13-14
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Baptist church Friday at 3 p.m.
Rep. Bryson’s attack at the ban
quet came just as he completed the
opening prayer. He complained of
feeling “terribly sick” and collapsed.
Friends called a physician and the
veferan legislator was rushed to the
Bethesda hospital. He was placed in
an oxygen tent, where he remained
until his death.
He had been in apparent good j
health until he went to the banquet.
Mr. Bryson volunteered as a pri-j
1 vate in World War I and served for
the duration of the war. He attended
the University of South Carolina law
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