The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 28, 1953, Image 7

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/ / /. Thursday, May 28, 1953 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE r Paj?e Seven Orphanage Alumni Unveil Painting To Thomas C. Icott A group of Thomwell orphanage Alumni held their annual meeting Sunday afternoon on the campus and later in the afternoon enjoyed a picnic supper at Horseshoe Falls on Enoree river. The meeting was presided over by the president, Rev. John Rhodes of Darlington. Brief greetings were brought by Dr. M. A. Macdonald, president of the orphanage. The Aluipni association last year selected as its project for 1953 the furnishing of one of the rooms in the new high school building in honor of the late Thomas C. Scott, identified with the orphanage for 43 years, and the providing of a painting to be placed in the library to be known as the Thomas C. Scott Mtemorial Room. During th£ after noon the handsome painting was unveiled, a perfect likeness of Mr. Scott, who is remembered here by many of the older residents of the community. Funds of $1200 were contributed during the year tp pay for the furniture and painting to complete the memorial. „ Mrs. Cassie Lee Oliver Talbot paid a tribute to the life of M*\ Scott and spoke of his devotion for the orphanage and its children through the years, and his love for God. The date of Mr. Scott’s birth is not known.. He was born in Lon- LADIES! Why Wash The HARD WAY? Bring Your Clothes To Us for Prompt, Satisfactory, Economical • Service BRAND NEW EQUIPMENT All Work Guaranteed Broad Street Self Local Talent Acts Friday, May 29 Clinton Mill Ball Park 8:00 P.M. SPONSORED BY LIONS CLUB SEE YOUR FRIENDS ON THE STAGE! Your boys, your girls, your neighbors—those you know will be on the stage tomorrow night. SEEr THEM! They’ll be looking for you! "WT" Winner Will Appear on Charlotte TV! NOTE TO LOCAL TALENT — Those who have applied for ap pearance with theii 1 acts are asked to be at the Presbyterian Collere dining hall at 7:30 TONIGHT (Thursday) so that the acts may be screened. So many have applied, all can't be used, so be at the college tonight when the best are selected. Only those w ho appear for the trials tonight can be considered for stage appearance. Admission: Adults $1.00 Children 50c 12 and Under don, ». painter by trade, and as a young man came to this country. He landed in Clinton and associat ed himself with Dr. William Plumer Jacobs in the early days of the or phanage in 1875. He assisted the founder in the construction and su pervision of the buildings that sprang up at intervals during the pioneer years of the institution. In i the early days the orphnage had almost no funds or necessities to ! care for the small family of chil dren. Mr. Scott rendered invalu- ! able help to Dr. Jacobs as he drove a wagon through this section over rough roads soliciting and collect- ! :ng farm products, food, other ar ticles and small gifts of cash he found interested friends ready to contribute wherever he went. He | worked all his life for a very small remuneration and spent most of it ; for the children, the purehasing ef books and other items he gave to the homes on the campus. His life was one of unselfish service and de votion to the children of the home. The Alumni, many of whom knew him, had expressed a desire to fur nish one of the rooms of the new school building and unveil therein a painting of Mr. Scott that his memory may live through the years as one of the pioneer friends and helpers of brphan -children. Mr. Scott passed away here on February 10, 1918, just five months after the death of Dr. Jacobs which occurred in September, 1917. He was buried in the orphanage ceme tery plot at the First Presbyterian church. The Alumni association at the close of its meeting re-elected Mr. Rhodes as president for the coming year, Charles E. Layton of Way- cross, Ga., vice-president, Miss Inez Tucker of this city, secretary, Mrs. Dennis Sowers, also of this city, treasurer. Sanitary Landfill Program Be Given Friday In Laurens A light equipment sanitary land fill demonstration has been announc ed to be held in Laurens, May 29, at 10:30 a. m., with Marvin E. Roy ster, sanitarian of the county health department, presiding, and with a number of organizations cooperating. The welcomes will be given by Dr. J. C. Sease, county health officer and Mayor J. B. Medlock of Lau rens. The introduction will be by Charles A. Farish. Refuse.. Disposal. A Health Prob- lem, Dr. G. E. McDaniel, director di vision of disease control, state board of health. Sanitary Landfills Engin eering Problems. Charles E. Corley, sanitary engineer, state board of health. Sanitary Landfills Economics and Equipment Requirements, Wal ter W. Hane, rodent control special ist, state board of health. Two films will be shown, “San itary Storage and Collection of Re. fuse", and “A Community Probk-m", with discussion following. Through the courtesy of equip ment companies a barbecue will be served at mid-day, followed at 2 p.m. with an afternoon demonstration at a prepared site. The public is cordially invited. Vacation Bible School At Presbyterian Church Vacation Bible school at the First will begin continue Presbyterian church Monday, - June 1, and through Saturday, June 6. meeting each morning from 8:00 to 11 i o’clock. The church cordially invites all | children from the ages 4 to 15 to at-! tend. Parents and friends are m- ! vited to attend the closing program i on Sunday evening, June 7, at 6:30 at the church. CREDITORS' NOTICE All persons having claims against the estate of James Hill, deceased, are hereby notified to file the same duly verified, with the undersigned, and those indebted to said estate will please make pavment likewise. SARAH MALONE, Administratrix, Clinton, S. C. ! May 27, 1953 3t-ll-p-w Say— “I SAW IT IN THE CHRONICLE’’ Thank You BARBECUE Eddie's Place Whitmire Highway Saturday, May 30 10 O'clock PUBLIC INVITED SLOAN NORRIS, Cook GOT A SUMMER COLD TAKE 666 for symptomatic RELIEF Foe your holiday weekend Sta ck with Coke pack with ice and off you go! The handiest thing! This picnic cooler keeps ice-cold Coke at your side—anywhere. BOTUfD UN Of R AUTHORITY OF THf COCA COtA COMPANY BY GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.. Greenwood. S ( '■ColV fc « © 1955, THf COCA-«XA CO«*AN? Do We Realize What It Will Mean To Have a U. S. Congressman Elected From Laurens County *••♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦* #«•«>% ♦♦ #•'#»’ Vote Next Tuesday ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ wwW»wW« VewWewWewW* Vote Next Tuesday If all of us in Laurens County eligible to vote will turn out next Tuesday, June 2, we can elect Bob Wasson! Wasson is clean, able honest — He’s definitely the man for the job! OUR VOTES CAN ELECT Robert C. Wasson Laurens County Farmer - Merchant - Former Legislator t ^ CANDIDATE FOR U. S. CONGRESS, FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT I This Endorsement of VVascion Paid for By Friends