The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 05, 1953, Image 13
Thursday, November 12* 1953
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Officers Named For »
High School Clubs
Student clubs at Clinton high
school have elected the following
officers for the 1953-54 session:
Latin Club
President—Leanna Young.
Vicfe-President—Lillian Hart.
Secretary-Treasurer— Oran Na
bors.
Advisor—Mrs. Wallace.
Tri-Hi-Y Club
President—Toni Nelson.
Vice-President — Helen Ander
son.
Secretary—Jackie Truluck.
Treasurer—Margaret Tankersley.
Chaplain—Linda Adair.
Reporter—Ann Johnson.
Advisor—Miss Htpp.
Book Club
President—Kenneth Chalk.
Advisor—Miss Coats.
Drama
President—Tommy Cooper.
Vice-President— Norma Higgin
botham.
Treasurer—Martha McMillian.
Secretary—Jane Hamer.
Advisor—Miss Shealy.
Future Teachers
Presiden’—Bobby Pearson.
Vice-President—Harold Simmons.
Secretary-Treasurer—Floyd Full
er.
Program Chairman — Billy Rey
nolds.
Historian—Bobby Holmes.
Advisor—Mrs. Timmons.
Science Club
President—Phil McGee.
Vice-President—Alma Spillers.
Secretary—Lanier Johnson.
Treasurer—Carolyn Roof.
Advisor—Mrs. Bouknight.
Photography Club
President—Henry Chandler.
Vice-President—Phil Roddy.
Secretary—Sonny Elmore.
Treasurer—Don Rhame.
Advisor—Mr. Martin.
F. B. L. A.
President—Barbara Whitmire.
Vice-President—Patsy Whitmire.
Secretary—Peggy Wehunt.
Treasurer—Barbara Sharpton.
Reporter—Mildred Vaughn.
Advisor—Miss Skinner.
4-H '
President—Jimmie Lou Hill.
Vice-President— Reba Cunning-
Secretary-Treasurer—Pat Harrill:
ham.
Program Chairman—Julia lusti.
Math
President—Silas Campbell.
Vice-President—Jack Simmons.
Secretary—Nancy Simmons.
Treasurer—Roy Benjamin.
Reporter—Guy Smith.
Advisor—Miss Miller.
FFA
President—Bill Dobbins.
Vice-President—Bob Franks.
Secretary—Joe Cunningham.
Treasurer—Jimmy Dutton.
Reporter—Sam Leaman.
Sentinel—George Copeland.
Advisor—Mr* Few.
Personality
President—Dolly Crouch.
Vice-President—Miriam Chalk.
Secretary-Treasurer— Jean Mc
Daniel.
Advisor—Miss Boland.
Journalism
President—Martha Wilson.
Vice-President—Jimmy^ Riser.
Secretary—John Broomall.
Treasurer — Norma Jean Cald
well.
Advisor—Mrs. Sloan.
County Fair Winners
Selected In Three
Livestock Divisions
The following winners in the cat-
Hunting Season
Is Dangerous
For Children
children, and locked up before the
hunting clothes arexnen put away.
The hunting gun should be “brok
en down" and put safely in its case
before the hunter enters the house.
When Dad cleans his gun, make
sure the children are not present.
Finally, never allow a child under
the age of 14 to accompany a hunter
on a trip. No matter how cautious
the child or his parent, there are
probably other hunters in the field.
Now that hunters are taking their
tie divisions in the Laurens county! ® uns out of ' oc ^ e< ^ closets, the next
' . • . , . , , 1 three months may well be termed
.fair last week w r ere announced by ^ • - , 7
: open season on children. While al. Too many of them are thoughtless
. tne judges: hunting accidents are needless, the and “trigger-happy”
| Judging was in three divisions, | maiming and killing of children as ,, * ana ammunition are na
Junior Jersey Open Jersey, and; a result of the sport of hunting is acce; j S i 5 ! e
CHANGE OF LOCATION
From 500 S. Broad to
205 ELM AVE.
L. B. MARION, N. D.
PHONE 939
Aryshire show.
particularly tragic.
to children during
the hunting season' than at other
1 Margaret Smith of Ninety-Six, a *^ n estimated total of 9,300 shoot- times, and if children are kept out
constant winner in livestock con- i n 2 mishaps will occur this year, of target range, the headlines need
tests, had the senior and g r and,^-l :)0Ut of these death .-/'many children among
| champion Jersey in the junior Jer- 1 an d injuries will occur in the field r nrin seas in casualties again
l sey event. Buddy Woods of Ow- or in public places, while the re- this year.
' ings, had the junior champion. mainnig two-fifths will happen be- ^
Buddy also had the junior cham- ,l!>e o' carelessness with guns in it ii. •»■_ p .
pion in the open Jersey event and ! ' 1 arou od the nomc How many chi:- i .tlGITlS 10 vl6i
{Green Acres Farm of Joanna had ciren w * 1 ’ ^ involved? Last year
the senior and grand champion. ’be figure topped 2,-00 killed and ^
In Aryshire competition the.^red Metalsmith Fireman Robert T.
junior champion was owned by, According to the institute for Saf^r or , t f Devola Fel-
Landolea Farms of Laurens and the Living of the American Mutual Lia- iam ' of *i - c itv s now at * the* U
senior champion by Simpson Ayre bliity Insurance cmopany, parent^ <g : ,1 Receiving Sta’ion N'or-
Farm at Cross Hill. should be as gun-wary during the f 0 ;}. : Va.. awaiting ^furthe"
Below is a complet^Jist of the hunting season as battle-shy
Naval Assignment
vets
asign-
ment to a naval unit in the Atlantic
they may see on the ground. Ammu- ‘heir wav to and from Naval ac
tivities all over the world.
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winners. . ' Tf/you live in the coun ry or area.
Junior Jersey show': fitting— wooded areas, don’t let the children Th“ N ufolk Naval Receiving
Margaret Smith, Ninety-Six, Betty play in the fields. Stat.or, commanded bv Cap’ain
Smith, Greenwood; Joyce Thomp-1 r Warn the children not to pick up John Harllee, USX, processes ap-
son Fountain Inn; showmanship or throw rocks at shotgun shells proximately 8,000 men a month on
Betty Smith, Greenwood: Buddv ... ® ,
Woods, Owings; Margaret Smith, may on the ground Am—
Ninety-Six; junior calf-Earl c^ff,! nit ion is not to be played with.
Greenwood; senior calf - Paul'. ^ 1 , let Dad toss his hunting
Smith, Jr., Ninety-Six; Joyce J3CKe - cne [ a ^h.ur when he comes
i Thompson, Fountain Inn; Bennie f ™ m u hunting. All ammunition
Marlar, Fountain Inn; junior year-• should be cleaned out of hunting
ling—Buddy Woods, Owings; Sam-. to ^ s ’ P^ ace d beyond the reach o:
my Washington, Greenwood; semoi-
yearling— Patricia Goff, Green- j
NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF
1953 CITY TAXES
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Notice is hereby given that Town Taxes f<ir the Town
of Ciinton are due and collectible from October 15th to
December 31st for the year 1953. The tax books are now
open at the loffite of the Town Clerk and Treasurer and
will remain open up to and through December 31.
A penalty of ten (10' J ) shall be added if said taxes
are not paid on or before January 1, 1954.
The levy for current fiscal year is 53 mills; 13 mills
for current operating expenses, and 33 mills for interest
and sinking funds on various bond issues outstanding.
W. B. OWENS, City Clerk and Treasurer g
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Fountain Inn; produce of dam—
Betty Smith, and Patricia Goff of
Greenwood; head of sire—Buddy
Woods, Owings; junior champion—
Green Acres Farm, Joanna; senior
and grand champion.
Aryshire Show: fitting—Patricia i
Woodruff, Enoree; Jimmy Sim
mons, Ware Shoals; Paul Woodruff,
Enoree; showmanship—Lester Bar
bery, Clinton; Paul Woodruff, En- 1
oree; Patricia W’oodruff, Enoree;
junior calves—Lester Barbery,,
Clinton; Simpson Ayre Farm, Cross
Hill; Ladolea Farm, Laurens; senior!
calves—C. W. Copeland, Clinton; 1
Landolea Farms, Laurens; Kay
Baumberger, third, Laurens; Wil-,
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oree; Simpson Ayre Farms, Cross
Hill; H. L. Simmons, Ware Shoals;
Landolea Farms, Laurens; senior
yearlings — Landolea Farms, Lau
rens; Patricia Woodruff, Enoree; j
Lynn Baumberger, Laurens; Simp-1
son’s Ayre Farm, Cross Hill; cowsj
two and over — Simpson’s Ayre I
Farm, Cross Hill; James W Sim- 1
mons, Ware Shoals: and C. W.
Copeland, Clinton.
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