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/ Page Two i * i ' t , THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, May 31 f 1956 College ROIC Dept. Announces Winners Of Year's Awards The 1956 winners of eight awards*, given annually to out standing members of Presbyte rian college’s <-»ROTC battalion Birth Announcements were announced today by Lt. Col. Francis V. Smith, professor of military science and tactics. They will be presented as part of commencement exercises next Monday, at which time 27 PC ca dets will receive reserve army commissions. Six of the awards are given ‘•‘for exceptionally high standards of military training and disci pline. They are:- Robert E. Wysor, Jr., Saber to the best company commander— Ernest F. Wahl, of Thomasville. Ga.; Robert E. Wysor, Jr., Medal to the best drilled freshman— John H. Firby, of Belvedere, S. C.; junior military class medal f p ac )gett. to the best drilled cadet—Donald E. Rickett, of Hapeville, g£ ; / TAYLOR Mr. and Mrs. James Walker Taylor announce the birth of a son, James Walker, Ji., on May 24 at Hays hospital. Before mar riage Mrs. Taylor was Miss Mary Cox. SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Cl?ve C. Smith announce the birth of a duaghter, Angelia Loretta, on May 24 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Barbara Netherton ENGLISH Mr. a'nd Mrs. Bobby English announce the birth of a daughter, 1 Wanda Sue, on May 25 at Hays hospital. Mrs. English is the for- . mer Miss Cleo Brewi^igton. CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Church announce the birth of a daugh ter, Kathy Louise, on May 27 at Hays hospital. Before marriage Mrs. Church was Miss Louise PRICE Mrs. James leadership achievement— Edward L. Hay, of Wadmalaw Island: Re serve Officers’ Association. De partment of South Carolina 'Med al to the outstanding senior ca det—Edward L. Hay; and the As sociation of the US Ajmy Combat Force)? Journal and Press Award —Chris Pattej of Clinton. Two of th^ awards are made for attaining the highest scholas tic records in the senior and jun ior years of military. These re cipients are: Major Dugald W. Hudson award for scholastic at tainment in the senior year— James Ray Lord, of Dublin, Ga.; Hudson award for the junior year —Thomas J. Reeves,' of Denmark. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank those who sup- ported me in the leection for al derman Tuesday. This expres- sdon of your confidence is great ly appreciated. WOODROW WILSON ter, Shirley Ann, on May 28 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Price w r as formerly Miss Madie Jean Boyce. DEAN Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dean, of Salt Lake City, Utah, announce the birthaof a daughter on May 25. Mrs. Dean is the former Miss Bobby Jean Hucks, of Clinton and Laurens. „ TREADWELL Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Treadwell, of Wilmington, N. C., announce the birth of a daughter on May 26. Mrs. Treadw’ell was before mar riage Miss Margaret Hipp, daugh ter of Mrs. Ernest Hipp and the late Mr. Hipp of this city. SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Smith, of Weaverville, N. C., announce the birth of a daughter, Janet Eliz abeth, on May 27 at the Memorial Mission hospital. Asheville, N. C. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Elizabeth T*icker of this city. Camden Topples Clinton In State High School Race Clinton high losrt to Camden at Chester Saturday night in the last game of a best-two-of-the-three series for the state class A high school baseball title. Jimmy Roller, Camden’s great young pitcher, stopped. Clinton on five hits to hurl his team to a 6-1 victory. Roller, w'ho beat Clinton in the first of this three-game series on four hits, had his curve ball work ing superbly again. He was into trouble only in the second inning when Billy Sease scored after a single, two/ walks, and another single by Fuller. . Camden went scoreless until the fourth, then capitalized on two errors, two walks, and singles by H. Robinson, Pierce, Ammons, and Roller for fi\le big decisive runs. Clinton thus failed in its bid for a second state crown in three years. The Red Devils have been to the finals in each of the last ROTC certificate of meiitorious j -mnoUttce the "birth of a daugh-+thr-ee seasons,- winning the title in pells; Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Comptoh PERSONAL MENTION S-Sgt Frank Du Bose, of Shaw Field, Sumter, and Chalmers Du- Bose, of Hartsville, visited their mother, Mrs. Crawford Du Bose, during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nichols and children, Elaine and Wanda, of Chester, were week-end guests of Mrs. F. M. Stutts and attended commencement exercises at Thom- well. I Tucker, Richard and Margaret Smith, of Weaverville, N. C., are visiting their aunt, Miss Inez Tucker, for two weeks. Mrs. Wayne White and children, Buddy and Kathy, of San Mateo, Califor nia, are spending some time with her sister, Miss Tucker, Mr. White and their daughter, -Nancy, will join them here later. Visitors on the Thorn well cam pus for commencement were Mr. and Mrs. James Hollermann, Washington, D. C.; Houston Fro- wein, Lancaster; Rev. Boyd Uh- derwood, Jackson, Miss.; Robert Powell, Union; Mrs. Minnie E. Brooks and daughter, Betty, Chap- ITtie BANKER S STORY 'The ,v [? , (!9<3Q© M.Ti Tirst Coin issued by the United States of America/ HhE 13 COLONIES,UNDER THE Articles of Confederation, WER.E NOT WILLING TO ESTAB LISH A CENTRAL VUNT. UJMONG THE LIMITED COINS ORDERED BY CONGRESS, HOWEVER, wasthe'Fugio Cent^WHOSE inscription *mind Your Business' IS ATTRIBUTED TO ^ vU Benjamin Franklin. 1954, but failing just short in each of the last two years. Clinton evened the series at 1-1 Thursday night behind 3-hit pitch ing of Dobbins when they turned back Camden 7-3 on the Joanna field to take the second game. Ex ploding for four big runs in the fourth inning, Clinton high’s Red Devils broke up a tie game. . The victory pulled Clinton ev en with Camden in the series. Camden having won the opener. 7-0. Troy Whitfield’s lashing dou ble, scoring Cranford and Reaves, capped off the Red Devils’ fourth uprising. Samples was safe on an error and Smith singled be fore successive singles by Cran ford and Reeves scored them to start the fireworks. Bill Dobbins, a sharp right hander, stopped Camden on three singles, Clinton blasted DeBruhl. 4he starter, and Ammons for 13 hits. DeBruhl was the loser. Ray Lord Named Outstanding Senior Ray Lord, 1 a ministerial candi date from Dublin, Ga., has been named to receive Presbyterian college’s “outstanding senior” award for 1956. The award, given annually by the Presbyterian college alumni chapter in Charlotte,, will be pre sented at commencement exercis es next Monday. It serves to honor "that mem ber of the graduating class who, by his conduct and character, physical fitness and mental sta bility, most nearly approximates the institution’s ideals for young manhood.” The winner is de termined each year by a vote of the senior class and a faculty committee. - and children, of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson, of Lan caster, and Bill Lewis, of Lake City. Mrs. J. C..Bell, of Eustis, Fla., will arrive Friday for a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. W. R. Anderson and Mr. Anderson. Misses Thelma Owens and Katie Webb and Mrs. Ruby Gossett were week-end guests of the former’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newman. Jr., in Colum bia. ■ *•••* Mrs. CT H. Hammond, of Elber- ton, Ga., spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Ju lian M. Bell. Also a guest of the Bells for the week-end was their aunt, Mrs. Jack Thornton, of Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Milam, Jr., and daughters, Jane and Sally, spent the week-end in Asheville, N. C., with Mrs. Milam’s brother, J. C. Graham and family. Miss Helen Anderson, student .at Queens College, Charlotte, N. C., returned to her home here the past week-end. She left Tuesday for Ocean Drive Beach where she will be a junior counselor for the J. H. A. camp for six weeks. Julian M. Bell attended a meet ing of Seaboard agents in Savan nah, Ga., several days last week. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall W. Brown were business visitors in Rome, Ga., earlier in the week. Mrs. W. S. Porter and daugh ters, Misses Julia and Helen Por ter, left yesterday to spend the summer months at their cottage in Montreat, N. C. Lakeside Club To ' Construct Pool The Lakeside Corporation has approved plans to construct a mod em swimming pool at the Lake side Country club. The stockholders of the Lake side Corporation held their an nual meeting at the Country club on May 24. Over 80 per cent of the outstanding stock was repre sented at this meeting. The plan presented to the stockholders was to increase tne capital stock from $10,000 to $30,- 000 and to issue 200 shares of new class A common stock at $100 par value. The capital from the sale of this new stock to be used ex clusively for the construction of the swimming pool. This plan was unanimously adopted by the stock holders present. After the stockholders meeting the board of directors of the Lake side Corporation met ^nd author ized a pool construction committee to enter into a contract for con struction of the pool, however this authorization was contingent up on all money from the sale of the new stock being collected. Since it is necessary to have the money on hand before a definite contract can be entered into all in terested parties are working to ward all the money for the new stock being collected this week so that construction can start next week. If this schedule is met the pool should 'be completed and in operation by July 4. Members of the committee in charge of construction are R. H. Roper, Jr., Tom Addison, Thomas A. Babb and Gary Lehn. Hie loca tion of the new pool is on the north side of the club house para- lel with the porch. The pool is to be modern and sanitary in every respect. It will be equipped with filters and chlorirwrtor and the water will be completely filtered every eight hours. Membership will be closed June 2, and club officials say most of Collie W. Anderson is chairman of the stock drive in the Clinton and Joanna area. Vacation Bible School At Pentecostal Church Daily Vacation Bible school will be in session Monday, June 4th, through Friday, June 8th, at the Pentecostal Holiness church with classe for young people up to 16 years, under the direction of Mrs. R. G. Wrenn and Miss Berthra Joye, from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Reg istration will be in order at 5:30, Saturday, June 2. Closing exercises will be held on June 9 at 7:30 p. m. The young people of the com munity are invited to attend. W. G. King & Sons a* at ■■ ■ ■ ■■ I Plant At Laurens A contract for the construction of a three-unit maintenance shop layout at Laurena has been awarded by the state highway de partment to W. G. King and Sons, Construction company of Clinton. Announcement of the contract was made in a letter of faward from Chief Highway Commissioner Claude R. McMillan May 18. The award was based on a low bid of $64,200 submitted when bids for the work were publicly opened in Columbia May 15. Included in the layout will be a 48 by 45-foot concrete block of- Tlr**-W«Vcl«*- tod,0# _TV—Powsr Mowsrt— Appliances—Outboard Mater* —Homa and Auto SuppH**- on rimion* budget 01 *“ Cox Home &| Auto Supply WRESTLING Return Tag Team Match 90 Minute Time Limit GEO. BECKER & JACK WITZIG vs. MR MOTO and , KINJI SHTBUYA —And^— 60 Minute Ti,m^ Limit WALLY LAMB —vs— BORIS MEHENKO SATURDAY JUNE 2 — 8 P. M. MEMGHiAL AHE fke building, a 215 by 57-foot con crete block and steel storage shed and a 126 by 41-foot concrete block and steel shop. The general contract Includes the installation of complete electrical and plumb ing systems. ' - * The facilities will be located on „ Todd avenue in Laurens. Golf Association Meets Tuesday The Ladies Golf association of Lakeside Country club will meet Tuesday, June 5. Tee off time Will be 9:30. Luncheon will nor be served. Tournament play is in progress (and the third round must be played off toy Tuesday. The final round will begin on that day. Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE NEW SHIPMENT STERUNG BABY SPOONS 27 GIFT BOXED HAMILTON’S, Inc. Blue Nile Diamonds—Hillcrest Watches TERRY EXTENDS THANKS I wish to express my appreciation and thanks to the voters of Clinton in electing me as their Mayor in Tuesday’s election. e ■ t •. I am renewing my pledge to serve the city in an acceptable way, and invite representatives of all civic clubs, organizations and individuals to meet with council at any time. I shall do everything in my power to work for Clinton’s continued advancement. Joe P. Terry IF YOU DON'T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS PHONE 74 THE FUGIO CENT Ben Franklin was the very’, essence of thrift and industry. We welcome people of thrift and industry to borrow money for any good purpose. . . . 2<7c INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SEMI-ANNUALLY jMi 1 liM * e S T A B l I S H E D | TUI / 'CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $625,000 V N 18 8 6 MEMBER - EEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION To the People Of Clinton! I wish to thank the people of Clinton for al lowing me to serve as their City Councilman from Ward One for two more years. I shall continue to promote and protect the city’s interests and attempt to render worthwhile service as a member of your city govet-nment. Frank M. 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