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Thursday, May 24,1956 THB CLINTON CHRONICLE ,/ u *age Severn List of Graduates Presbyterian College - Candidates for bachelor of arts degrees are: f Etta Rosannah Adams, Joanna; John Iverson,, III, Macon, Ga.; H. .Harold Atwood, Greenville; George Albert us Baker, III, Clin ton; James Claude Bell, Jr., Mc Connells; Robert Ray Burgess, Burlington, N. C.; John Berry. Compton, Jr., Marion; Clarence Drayton Cooper, Sumter; William Aldridge Dantzler, Birmingham, Ala.; Michael Gates Edwards, Charlotte, N. C. Charles Ray Epperson, Ararat, Va.; Richard Gaines Fennell, Speakers At Thornwell mr •«&(►' ■ .. is 1 '■4m Itmm Ralph Kenneth Peden, Owings. Carl Scott Pennington, Colum bia; Charles Leslie loie, Char lotte, N. C., Edwyn B. Pyron, At lanta, Ga.; Robert Nelson Rey nolds, Clinton; Olin LeRoy Spann, Greenville; Wayne Finley Templeton, Laurens; William Floyd Tiller, Mayesville; Thomas Erastus Turner, II, Macon, Ga.; Clifford Ellerbee Waddell, Deca tur, Ga.; Samuel Neil Workman, Laurens; Frank Coleman Young, Jr., Clinton. njjhayer to DeKver High School Sermon UTTLE BOYS LEAGUE DR. WOOD DR. GORDON John L, Mimnaugh Most every month a customer slips and falls on our walk or > in our store, hurts himself on a display, or finds some other reason to claim damages. Would Storekeeper’s Liability insurance save us the em barrassment and expense of handling these claims? W. J. Bailey Ins. Agency rtf. S. Bailey A San Bankers Bldg. ISM The Rev. Ryan L. Wood, DJ> W pastor of Memorial Presbyterian church. West Palm Beach, Fla., will preach the Thornwell high , school baccalaureate sermon Sunday morning at 11 o'clock in the Thornwell Memorial church. The Rev. U. S. Gordon, DJ)., will address the graduating class Monday night at 9:00 p. m. in Montgomry auditorium at the school building on Calhoun street. Clinton; William Robert Floyd, Augusta, Ga.; Lynwood Houser Gaskin, Orangeburg; Gene Cary Gee, Richmond, Va.; Hal —Wil liam Gore, Raeford, N. C.; Charles McGirt Graham, Jr., Clio; Harry Ross Hamilton, Seneca; Robert Bame Harrington, Dar lington; William Pou Herlong, Jr, Paxville. Theodore Victor Howie, Green ville; William Jerry Hunt, Col lege Park, Ga.; George Benny Hutchins, Forest City, N. C.; Francis Robert Jackson, Char lotte, N. C.; William Oscar John son, Whitmire; Ezekiel Johnston, Charlotte, N. C.; Charles Winston Joyner, Myrtle Beach; Jane Lee Hrdlicka Kinsey, Pampa, Texas; Robert Sumter Link, Clinton; James Raymond Lord, Dublin, Ga. \ I ■ ' ' f- $500 in prizes will be given away by Lawson Furniture Co. on June 30. Tickets with each dollar purchase in cash or paid on account from now until June 30. Drawing 5:30 P. M. June 30 You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win LAWSON FURNITURE CO. JOANNA, S. C. —He? fflfoyg Ar the BCST. I For modem MfiMt, a modem motor oil—that’s' Advanced Custom-Made Havoline. Scientific tests show, Havoliua is far superior... de livers more power... Ihraiy pick* greater gasoline mileage. And Havoline keeps engines clean, free from harmful, power stealing deposits. Drive in end get this better motor oil — Advanced Custom-Made Havoline. WEAR-PROOFS YOU* ENGINE FOR THE LIFI OF YOUR CAR STOP IN AND SEE YOUR TEXACO DEALER SOON H. D. Payne & Co. Your Texaco Distributor Laurens County 4* « Samuel Girard McGregor, Greenville; John McLean, Jr., Anderson; Edward Louis Mann, Charlotte, N. C.; Richard Hugh Marshall, Selfridge AFB, Mich.; Edgar McKoy Matheson, Moores- ville, N. C.; Walter Eugene Mat thews, III, Augusta, Ga.; William Thomas Maxwell, ^ugusta, Ga.; Francis Boral Mayes, Jr., Colum bia; Fowell Hill Mendenhall, Jr., Athens, Ga.; John Allen Morris, Atlanta; Ga. Marshall Banks Neil, III, Clin ton; Gear Dewitt Parker, Lau- lens; Chris Patte, Clinton; Rob ert Frank Plaxco, Jr., Southport, N. C,; Arthur Pue, Charlotte, N. C.; James Green Rea, Charlotte, N. C.; Charles Winfield Sloan, Clinton; John Yates Smith, Tren ton; James Arnold Stone, Max- ton, N. C.; William Thomas Tay lor, Greer. Bill Donald Toole, Indianapolis, Ind.; William Ewell Unthank, Jr., Greenville; Robert Gillock Vass, Murfreesboro, Term.; Horace Ed ward Walpole, II, John’s Island; Willie James Ware, Jr., Abbe ville; Vestus Lee Wehunt, Joan na; Wescoat St. Clair Wolfe, Beaufort; Walter Lionel Yates, Norfolk, Va.; Frank Coleman Young, Jr., Clinton; Robert Wes ley Young, Norway. The candidates for bachelor of science degrees are: Allen Hollinshead A n s 1 e y, Charlotte, N. C; Harold Eugene Bailey, Woodruff; David Keith Baker, York; Kenneth Norton Baker, Jr., Cbnton; Mack Neal Ballard, Jr, Charlotte, N. C.; Benny Alvin Bare lift, Jr, Char lotte, N. C-; Jack Owings Bolt, Laurens; Frank Maurice Burgess, Laurens; Richard Lawson Cain, Jr, Oswego; Nelson Jay Charles, Charlotte, N. C. Homer Ernest Cobb, Clinton; William Douglas Cousar, Sardin ia; Billy Sims Creech, Charles ton Heights; Joseph Samuel Dabbs, Mayesville; George Wyn- dall Dailey, Clinton; Robert Smith Dow die, Clinton; Joseph Craig Frye, Jr, Charlotte, N. C.; Edward LaRoache Hay, Wadma- law Island; James Carlisle Hew itt, Orangeburg; Charles W. John son, Jr, Clinton. George Lake Johnson, *Jr, Spartanburg; Stafthope Alexan der Ligon, Jr, Charlotte, N. C.; Robert Conyers Liles, Columbia; Marion Maurice Lipscomb, Jr, Charlotte, N. C.; John Thomas McNeely, Mooresville, N. C.; Richard Hall Macatee, Front Roy al, Va.; Billy Frank Moore, Lau rens; Richard Allan Oliver, Col lege Park, Ga.; Robert Walter Oliver, Jr, Waynesboro, Ga.; Florida St. (Lions) have run their winning streak to six games with, none lost. These games are just exhibition games for the Lit tle Boys league. Play for the cup in Little Boys league will start Monday when the Lions and the Moose tangle again at 5 p..\ m. Thornwell (Kiwanis) is in second place and Academy (Moose) in third place. Pony League Results The Pony League will have bat ting averages in next week’s pa per. The standings for the first week a re'below: Team Joanna Florida St. Lydia Academy .. Thornwell W 2 1 1 1 0 Small Fry starts schedule. ' » Florida, at Academy (Monday). Thornwell at Joanna (Tuesday)^ » Florida at Lydia (Wednesday). Batting averages through, May 18 (LitUe Boys): , Player, Team Folk (K) Madden (M) Davis (M) King (L) B.'Jones (K) v Glenn (L) Lanford (M) J. Burris, (K) Davenport (J) AB H Avg. 11 6 .545 10 9 7 5 5 « 4 21 20 17 03 13 18 12 16 ‘.416 .450 .412 .385 385 333 .383 5 , .313 Small Fry Open Monday At 10 A. M. The Small Fry schedule starts Monday morning at 10 a. m. with Florida at Academy. Tuesday Thornwell meets Joanna and Wednesday Florida meets Lydia. Beginners Meet Monday At 10 A. M. The Beginners team will meet Monday at 10 a. m. at the Pony League park under the direction of Heyward Nettles. Bring birth Irby’s Meat Market MUSGROVE STREET PHONE 489 CHUCK ROAST 29 c FRESH GROUND BEEF >25' BONELESS STEW / * *39* HOMEMADE LIVER PUDMK *29* GRADE A LARGE H" EGGS d ° z 49 c r/ET fid 7 w GO GREYHOUND Way * Ona NEW YORK I15.S® CINCINNATI 12.98 ATLANTA 4J9- MIAMJ 14.00 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. .. 9.20 COLUMBIA CHARLESTON 4.50 ASHEVILLE ....... ..... 2.70 CHARLOTTE 8.70 RICHMOND 9.80 GREENSBORO 9 05 NORFOLK ... . 10.25 RALEIGH 7.70 BRUNSWICK. GA. 6.70 MYRTLE BEACH 5.25 SAVANNAH 4.90 PJu* Tar. E*tra Savmet on Rd. Trip* GREYHOUND TERMINAL Hotel Clinton Phone 19 r ..oa May trio*. M m extra taat, mZAm > - - yw ■» new vew^m ■fa'vvw WBM SCBNICRUISBIV fhg Highway Travdtar DR. CLARENCE R. THAYER Dr. Thayer, member of the Presbyterian college faculty, will deliver the high school baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening in the school audito rium at 9:00 o'clock. certificate if you have one to the first practice to be recorded and given back the same day. Leaders In Strikeouts (Little Beys) Campbell (K) 35 Burris (K) 25 King (L) 23 Wamble (M) 20 Corley (Ex) 17 Price (J) 17 Martin (J) 17 Little Boys Home Runs Folk (K) ,.s. ... 1 Schedule (Pony And Little Boys) Florida at Thornwell (Thurs day)' Academy at Lydia (Friday). L. B. stain playing for cup and WRESTLING 2 Matches—1 Hour Each 2 Out Of 3 Falls SOUTHERN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH ’ MR. MOTO & KINJI - SHIBUYA vs. GEO. BECKER and JACK WITZIG —And — 2 Newcomers to the Spartanburg Ring JACK LASKIN —vs.— RED LYONS SATURDAY MAY 26 — 8 P. M. ' v 4 L’ ‘ < r i: > I M * DI U ' .’ih.’iUiilm, nnhiNA Standings for Litile Boys (May 18): Team Lions Kiwanis Moose .... Jqanna Exchange W 6 4 - 3 2 0 ' \' / J Coaches To Meet All coaches of Beginners, Small Fry, Little Boys and Pony Leag uers will meet Friday at 8:00 p. m. at Academy Street school. It is urgent that all coaches attend this important meeting. 48 Years Old Married and One Son Member and Deacon of Bethany Baptist Church Cast Your Previous Ballot For CLAUSE A PATTON for Coonty Commissioner Farmer and Magistrate 1 ^ of Youngs Township Supt. of Bethany Sunday School Member and Former Di rector of l.aufens County Farm Bureau 3 Terms As Magistrate of Youngs Township In 1952, as my friends will recall, I ran for this office and the voters put me in the second race. In 1954 I offered again and missed election by a narrow margin. If elected as a member of your Board of Commis sioners, I wiir perform the duties of the office to the best of my ability, serving all the sections of the coun ty fairly and impartially. Elect me and I won't let you down. Vote for CLAUDE A. 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