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J Pajfe Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, November 15,1956 Young Adults Of Presbytery to Meet At Newberry Sun. Two prominont South Carolin ians will he guest speakers at the | fall rally of the Presbyterian l Youn£ Adults organization of ; South Carolina Presbytery to be j held at Avelekph Presbyterian church in Newberry’ Sunday, bo- ‘ ginning at 3 p. m M B CamaK, noted poet, col umnist, educator and Christian layman, and long-time superinten dent of the Ware £hoals schools, will speak on ••Christian Citizen ship" — ' , ' The Rom/ Noil E. Truesdale, pas-} tor of Aveleigh ohureh. will speak bn ‘ , cirristian Family Life.” Mr. Truesdale is knowm for his work in civic affairs and particularly with Alcoholics Anonymous. In addition to the speakers, a musical program will be present- Shoals, unges all young ■'adults from the Presbytery to attend the rally whether or nO|t they have a Young Adult organization in their church.-A registration fee of $1.00 will include supper, which will be served by the host church. A nur sery will be provided for small children School Situotion In S. C. Be Discussed At Meeting Mondoy Revival Services Scheduled For Lydia Baptist, Nov. 19-25 The congregation of the Lydia Baptist church will be engaged in a series of revival services be ginning Monday evening, Nov. 19, ed President Bill Davis, of Ware A lay meeting for the general public is to be held at the Clinton high school Monday evening at 7:30 P. M Coble., secretary-treas- South Carolina Edu cation association, will be the gyest speaker. Mr Coble will givQ information concerning the public school situation in South J Carolina. The inconsistency of tax assess ments, on which a series of meet ings is being held throughout the state, will be discussed, as well as the shortage of teachers. EXCLUSIVELY from ELGIN Prk»t Ind. I.<1. To* rhoy’ro h*r» I Elgin’! • noting now •DIRECT READING WATCHfS." Yov rood moving numbon instood of moving hands . . . top numbor shows tho hour . . . low of numbor shows tho minutot. Novor boforo watchos to fino . so oaty to road. Only ELGIN’S crootiv# gonlut could bring thorn to yowl Moving Numbers Tell The Time! No more bent hands or broken crystals . . Lord Elgin Direct Rtading 14K natural gold Sllod com. bov- olod c.ntor pan.l. 21 jowol Shock’, mastor Calfskin strap. $9500 • Whon caso, crystal and crown arc intact. NO MONEY DOWN »12- s A Week J. C. THOMAS, It’s Time That Counts’' CLINTON JOANNA DR. PITTMAN and continuing 'through Sunday evening, the 25th. Dr. C. Frank Pittman, pastor of the Central Baptist church, Greenville, will bring the series of addresses Rev. Kenneth Joner, pastor of the Mount Pleasant Baptist church. I^aurens, will di rect the music. • Services will be held each eve ning -at 7:30, and twb morning services will be held on Tuesday and Friday at 10:00 a. m. The public is cordially invited to attend the services. WESLEY BROTHERHOOD The Wesley Brotherhood of Broad Street Methodist church will hold their regular monthly supper meeting tonight at 7:30 o’clock in the church dining room. . VISITS GRANDMOTHER Heide Trask. Jr, of Aiken prep school, Aiken, spent the week end with tiis grandmother, Mrs. Lee Hunter, and other relatvies. Presbyterion Men To Hear Colonel Cheotham Tonight ^ * - s Colonel James A. Cheatham, of Columbia, will be the speaker this evening (Thursday) for the meeting of the Men of the Church of the First Presbyterian church. The time of the meeting is 7:00. Colonel Cheatham is senior ad visor for the South Carolina army reserves, being in his'second tour of duty in the state. He was professor of military science and tactics at Wofford college, Spar tanburg, from 1951 to 1954. During his army career he has served in a variety of overseas and stateside assignments, Be fore reporting to the South Caro lina Military district, he was chief, infantry section, Joint American Military Mission for., aid to Turkey. Colonel Cheatham, a native of Abbeville, was graduated from Presbyterian college in 1932, and taught in secondary schools for some years where he was affec tionately known as ’•Pop" to his many students. Dick Lindsay Is Injured In Accident Friends here of Dick Lindsay, of Bennettsville, will regret to know he was severely injured in an automobile accident on Fri day night enroute hqme from Rock Hill where he had officiated in a football game. He is now a patient at the Lancaster hos pital. Mr Lindsay is a graduate of Presbyterian college and his wife is the former Miss Jbnita Horton of this city. Her mother, Mrs. R. S Horton, is spending some time in Bennettsville with them. Also visiting Mr. Lindsay on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Grady Chandler, and son, Jimmy, and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Horton. Thornwell Loses To Whitmire 12-6 IN HOSPITAL a Adrian Giles, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. R Giles, has been a pa tient at the Self Memorial hos pital in Greenwood this week. Ldltf 4# , - -—- STERLING *9* Exquisite design .. . superior craftsmanship ... the one-piece dent and rattle-resistant sterling knife handles ... of/ these are yours when you chooae Gorham* Sterling for your table. Stop in soon, see all our Gorham patterns, then start yours with just a place-setting fknife, fork, teaspoon, salad fork, cream soup spoon, and butter spreader). You can a4d uwra later on. • r»*M ■*!*•. Budget payments if you wish. Price is tor one mx piece place-setting, includes Fed. Tax. i. C. Thomas, Jeweler "It's Time Thai Counts" CLINTON JOANNA Member Of Clinton Credit Bureau Whitmire downed Thornwell high at Whitmire Friday night 12 to 6 Whitmire scored on the first play from scrimmage as end Bobby King intercepted a Thom- well pitchout and ran 18 yards. The Wolverines got their final TD with a minute left ^n the game, quarterback Leland Well ing passed to end William John son. ' Thornwell got its lone touch down in the first period, halfback Herbert Brown going over from the one. Thornwell covered about 45 yards on its drive. Garden Club Council Beautification Program Arrangements Displayed The Clinton Garden Club Council in cooperation with the state project is planning • the planting of crepe myrtle trec| on the entrance to the city. I In connection with the city beautification » program, M. S. Bailey and Son, Bankers, is sponsoring the showing of “Dried Beauty,” arranged by members of the council. These will be on display in the bank lobby Nov. 21 through Dec. 4. They will be judged by accredited judges and the bank will award four prizes, blue ribbon and $10.00: red rib bon and $7.50; yellow ribbon and $5T00; honorable mention, white ribbon and $2.50. Wins Certificate For No Accidents W .Q. King & Sons Construc tion Co., of this city will receive a certificate of commendation from the Associated General CoA- tractros of America for having no lost time accidents during thq 1955-56 accident prevention pro gram conducted by the Carolinas branch of the association. The certificate will be pre sented at the annual convention of the association to be held at Boca Raton, Fla., Dec. 9-H. A group of Clinton high school boys and girls who participated in a TV program at WLOS in Asheville, N. C., were given a party by Miss Jenie Childress, who is host on “Top Ten Tunes” on Channel 12. Also invited for a birthday celebration to be given for Miss Childress the latter part of No vember by her parents, were Misses Velma Braswell, Hilda Holmes. Vivian Martin, Ruth ] Butler, and Linda Braswell, Billie Cauble, Bobbie Thomas, Billie Cranford and Alan Trammell. PRINCE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prince an nounce the birth of a son, Kenneth Eugene, on Nov. 12 at Hay's hos pital. Mrs - Prince is the ' former Mis$ Laura Smith, of North Caro lina, YOUR i MOABVm K OHjeoh* k PROGRAM Last Day Today DRAMATIC AS “C'S ROMANTIC AS“A. TL, . N6v. 15 % * * Far MGEll • PM MEY ■ ta PRiCE Friday-Saturday Nov. 16-17 Ten Tall Men Technicolor * I Desert Adventure With: BURT I*ANCASTER—JUDY LAWRENCE —COMING— “SOUD GOLD CADILLAC” “WAR AND PEACE” ' Monday-Tuesday Nov. 19-20 I; PAUL NEWMAN most brilliant new screen “find” of the decade! ALL THE.DRAMA, THE SUSPENSE. THE POWER Of THE CAINE MUTINY” I THE RACK* PAUL * WENDCU NEWMAN COREY WALTER EDMOND PID6E0N O'BRIEN ANNE HE FRANCIS MARVIN Hero of Korea Charged With Betraying Fellow Prsionerg Wednesday-Thursday Teenage Rebel SI 6 Nov. 21-22 o GINGER ROGERS MICHAEL j RENNIE WftNUKDNATWKX ri kr CHARLES MAOCTT (I, EBMUND MULDM r* WALTER ROSCH BRACKETT Given Party At TV Station Birth Announcements Basketball Game Here Nov. 30th The Parris Island Marine bas ketball team will play the Pres byterian college team here on November 30th at 8 o’clock at the LeRoy Springs gymnasium. Adult and student * tickets available. are BUSES DAILY TO Greenville .. .. $1.25 Columbia 1.80 Atlanta 5.60 Augusta .. .. .. 3.80 Charlotte 4.05 KnoxvHle... 5.40 Asheville 5.50 Thn VS. Tmx • GREYHOUND TERMINAL PHONE IS WITH THE SICK Patients at Blalock clinic are W. O. Holland, Horace Smith, Ralph Stewart and J. V. Stilwell. The following have been dis charged from Hays hospital: Ca pers Gregory, Mrs. Ruby Hughes. Stanley Stockman, Mrs. F. P. Cauley, William Alexander, Jr. Miss Louise Buford, Frank Mat tox, Buddy Green, son of Mrs. Clarence Dunaway, and Mrs. Earl Payne have returned to their homes after being patients at Bla lock clinic. Mrs. Fay Hellams, Mrs. Thomas Prince, Mrs. Many Barlow. Charlie Lyda, and Mrs. Monroe Rowe are patients at Hays hospital. Mrs. Rebecca Stone -and Mrs. Carmella Walker have been dis charged from Hays hospital. Mrsl Gamer Nelson, Mrs- Vio let Alexander, Jimmy Motes, Wil liam Marse. Mrs. Reba Dunaway and Mrs. Gladys Abercrombie are patients at Hays hospital. BAPTIST BROTHERHOOD The Baptist Brotherhood of the First Baptist church will meet to night at 7:30 for their regular monthly supper meeting. Laurens County School Lunch'Report, October Figures taken from^fne county school lunch repqrf^to the State Department of 'Education show that 81,131 Type A lunches with milk were served to the children in Laurens county in October. Of this number 6,270 were free to the children. Children’s payments for lunches and for Special Milk Program came to $19,882.96; ad ults’ paymehts were $1,579.64. The United States Department of Agriculture claims for the lunch program came to $4,015.53, and the Special Milk Program claims came to $1,676.08. Monies spent for food and the special milk program came to $17,789.61, for labor $5,274.80, and for supplies and equipment $2,- 193.93. All 23 schools in the county served lunches and also have the Special Milk Program, according to Mrs. E. B. Morse, county school lunch supervisor. Government commodities is sued to the state and parochial schools and institutions during October included 186 bags of yel low cjprn meal, 153 cases pf green beans and 210 cases of tomatoes. The county school lunch pro gram is under the supervision of the epunty superintendent pf ed ucation, J. Leroy Bums. IF YOU DONT BEAD ' THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS IF YOU DONT READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DONT GET THE NEWS NERVOUSNESS Nervousness, Nervous Headaches, Nervous Indigestion and Weak Nervous Attacks can be corrected at the Hart Chiropractic Clinic located at 205 Church St. in Laurens, S. C. Call 2-2501 or 2723 for an appointment for consultation without charge, or go to the Hart Clinic located at above address. Find out for yourself how easy and economical you can get rid of “NERVES'’. In connection with a city beautification program planned by the Clinton Garden Council M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, invite you to attend a show ing of “Dried Beauty,” arranged by members of the Council, November* 21 through December 4. t . 1st Prize—Blue Ribbon and $10.00 Cash 2nd Prize—Red Ribbon and $7.50 Cash A \ 3rd Prize—Yellow Ribbon and $5.00 Cash Honorable Mention—White Ribbon and $2.50 Cash ACCREDITED JUDGES fO | TUI H. S. 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