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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 7, l&5t
County Agent Cannon
Liked Advertisement
On Farm Development
The Chronicle is'in receipt of a
letter from County Agent C. B,
Cannon, of Laurefts County,
which comrnonUxi on the page
advertisement carried in the is
sue of FV'bruary 28. supporting
the 10-point Farm and Home De
velopment Program sponsored by
Clemsom College, and signed by
a number., of Clinton business
firms.
Foliowing is Mr Cannon’s com
ment j
Wish to congratulate you for
this week’s issue of The Clinton
Chroinicle for the splendid adver
tisement of the "Ten Point Farm
and Home ^Development Pro
gram" that is being sponsored by
the Clemson College Extension
Service. This type of coopera
tion among newspapers and busi
ness people is a great assistance
in accomplishing a worthwhile
program."
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Safety Program
For P. T. A. Meeting
■ ^ - r
A safety program was given for
the February meeting of the Flor
ida Street Parent Teachers Asso
ciation held on Tuesday evening in
the school auditorium.
The president, B F. Wingard,
presided and the meeting opened
with prayer by Claude M Law-
son. The minutes were read and
the treasurer reported a balance ot
S3T7.63. y ~ {
Mrs. 1 O. Ray, health chair-,
man, reported the eye screening
program had been completed with
378 children’s eyes checked. Thirty
eight j,^re^.'ferred for .treatment.
.Mf. Wingard read a telegram
^ent to the Laurens county dele
gation from the rtssociation ap
proving the Moore plan for in
crease in teachers pay. The or
ganization voted to give $100 to
j the Band Boosters Club to help
with the purchase of new uni-
J fflrms.
The president appointed the fol-
! lowing nominating committee:
Mrs Edward Ferguson, chairman;
Mrs Harry Nettles and Miss Ag
nes Davis.' j
Mrs. Alex Cruickshanks was in
j charge of the safety program
which was presented by the chair-
1 man of the safety patrol, Allen
; Simmons, the eight patrol officer
-• idents, it B Ballard, ch.v el
police, and members of the Jun
ior Police organization.
It was voted to purchase new"
caps, cap covers and safety belts
for'the patrolman.
Mrs. L. O. Hiers, fifth grade
won the attendance prize. Door
| prize went to L. O. Edwards.
WMU Organizations
Of Baptist Church
Schedule Meetings
Bringing to a close the Week
of Prayer for-Home Missions, the
Woman’s Missionary’ Society of
at the church this (Thursday) af-
the First Baptist church will meet
temoon at 3:30. On Friday mem
bers will have around the clock
prayer and will “join other
churches of the city in observing
World Day of Prayer.
The monthly business meeting
of th^' society was held Monday
in connection with prayer meet
ing. The attendance pi A was won
by the Baldwin circle, *>f which
Mrs. Gary Holcombe is chairman.
The WMU schedule for next
week is :•
Friday, March 11
Baldwin circle at church, 3:30.
Franks circle,, with-Mrs. C. W.
Cooper, at 3:30.
Langston circle at church, 3:30.
Patterson circle, with Mrs, J.
H. Darr, at 3:30.
Runyan circle at church, 3:30.
Business Women’s circle, with
Mrs. L. N. Warren, at 7:30.
Sunbeams, Sunbeam Babies,
and Junior G. A..,at church, 3:30.
/ YWA at 7:30.
Koval Ambassadors at church,
7:30.
Tuesday, March 12
Sara Cason circle, with Mrs.
Karl Espieg at 7:30.
Watts circle, wuth Mrs. William.
H Simpson at 8:00.
Two Captains
Named At PC
Clinton Paratrooper
Mokes 94-Mile March
Private Truly A. Caughmao,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Caughman; 106 Airport Road,;
Clinton." recently completed a -
94-mile special mission march
with other members of Company
"B." 501st Airborhe Infantry
from Fort Campbell., Ky.. to Se-
wart Air Force Base/Tenn.
The 101st Airborne Division j
paratrooper helped set a .cross- 1
country march record by partici
pating in the five-day hike..
Bivouacing at farms and state
parks enroute. Caughman and the
other members of the company!
were flown back to Fort Camp- j
bell upon completion of fheif
problem.
. Captains of two spring sports
at Presbyteriansoollege have been
announced. , \
John Brownlow. of South Eu
clid. Ohio, is thg new leader of
the Blue Hose tennis team, and
Jimmy Hancock, of Rock Hifl, is
captain of PC’s 1957 cinder spec
ialists. Both men are seniors en
tering their final season of com-
petiton.
Brownlow. besides being squad
captain, will j>aee the Hosemen
as number one smgles performer
on the court Hancock runs both
high and low hurdle events and
may carry a lap of the one-mile
relav..
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children, of Easley, spent several
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Pi Kappa Phi Frat
At PC Celebrates
50th Anniversary
A 50th anniversary celebration
is on deck for the Presbyterian
college chapter of Pi Kappa Phi
social fraternity this Saturday
night. - .
Alumni and. student members,
their wives and dates wdll assem
ble at the Hotel Mary Musgrove
at 8:00 p. m „T!hdy will hear an
address by L. Harry Mixson, of
Charleston, one of the three
founders of the national Pi Kap
pa Phi. and John Holland Hunt
er, of Clinton, will serve as mas
ter of ceremonies.
Beta Chapter of th^ fraternity
w-as established on the PC cam
pus in 1907, the second chapter of
the national organization, under
the leadership of James B Fra
zier, of West Columbia, and Jul
ius McGregor, of Ruby, who were
then students at Presbyterian.
Melvin Little, of Atlanta, pres
ent president of Beta Chapter an
nounced that all alumni members
have been invited to attend the
banquet as guests of the frater-
nity
Daffodil Flower
Show In Laurens .
The Daffodil Garden club of
Laurens, is sponsoring a daffodil
flower show on Saturday, March
23, from 3:3 to 9:30 p. m. in the
Friendship Room of the Laurens
Federal Savings and Loan build
ing. Arrangement classes are
open to the Laurens Council of
Garden Club members only. Any
amateur may exhibit in horticul
ture, whether a member of a
garden club or not. Mariy varie
ties of daffodils are expected in
the horticultural division as ex
hibits.
"It’s Spring" is the theme of
the show. Classes in the artistic
division w r ill compose one - full
day'of spring with arrangements
suggesting moods for each time of
day. The-schedule is as follows:
Class 1. "Weather Report.’’ a.
"Surinv Skies.’’ b. "Windy and
Mild."'
Class 2. "Came the Dawn.”
Claks 3. "High Noon.”
Clas s4. Five.Q’clock Tea."
Class 5. “Evening.”
Class. 6. Invitation Class (for
nationally credited judges.and by
invitation); "What Is Your Reaq-
tion To Spring.”
Admission is 50c for adults and
25c for children under 12 years.
Mfs. Ralph Wham is president
of the Daffodil club. Mrs. Brooks
Madden is chairman of the show,
with Mrs. Scab Reeves as pub
licity chairman.
Jane Ray On Honor
List At Winthrop
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Miss Jane Ray, of Clinton, was
among the 81 students at Win
throp college. Rock Hill, appear
ing on the distinguished list for
academic excellence for the first
semester
J. L. Adoir Is Member
Shorthorn Association
J. Lloyd Adair, of Clii>ton, Rt.
2. has been elected to member
ship in the American Shorthorn
Breeders Association ,it was an
nounced this week from Chicago,
headquarters of the association.
Rites Here Today
For S. Paul Anderson
Samuel Paul Anderson, died
early yesterday mommg in a Co
lumbia hospital following sev
eral years of declining health.
He is survived by his wife, who
was before marriage Miss Ruth
Elodse Bond, of this city; his
mother, Mrs. W. Ray .Anderson;
seven children, S. Paul, Jr., Fort
Benning, Ga.; L. Charles, of Hon
olulu^ Miss Ray Rhilson Ander
son, a student at Winthrop; Mary
William, Anne, and John Law
Apderson, of this city; three
brothers, John Law Anderson, of
Wison, N. C.; William R. Ander
son, of this city; and James L.
Anderson, of Austin, Texas. His
father was the late Rev. Ray An
derson. f \
He was a graduate of Presby
terian college and was a member
of the First Baptist church in
Laurens.
, Funeral services will be held
this afternoon (Thursday) at five
o’clock at Gray Funeral Home,
conducted by the Rev. J. H. Darr,
and the Rev. J. E. Rouse, of Lau
rens. Interment will be in Rose-
mont cemetery.
Pallbearers will be R. P. Wil
der, Buren Lown, A. Wilmot
Shealy, D. S. Templeton, Burl E.
Allen, and H. H. Prater.
The fitffuly respectfully re
quests that flowers be omitted.
Providence PTA For
Soles Tax Increase
For Teachers Salaries
The Providence School (Lydia)
Parent-Teacher Association en
dorsed the so-called Moore plan
for increasing teachers’ salaries
by the General Assembly at a
meeting on Monday, Feb. 25.
The resolution stated that,' if
necessary, an increase in the
three per cent sales tax is advo;
cated in order to raise funds for
the purpose.
Copies of the resolution were
mailed to members of the Lau
rens County delegation in the
General Assembly and to news
papers.
WITH THE SICK
Patients at Hays Hospital in
clude John B. Strickland, Linda
Edmunds, Mrs. Rosie Lawson, John
Howard, Mrs. John H. Campbell,
Mrs. Richard Turner. Joe Carroll
Terry and Mrs. Lois Woody.
Friends of Mrs. Clarence Boyce
will be interested to know she was
able to return home ^arlier in the
week from Blalock Clinic where
she has been a patiept several
weeks.
Mrs. Horace (jollins i^. a patient
at Blalock Clinic.
Fripnds of Frank Templeton will
be interested to know he has re
turned home following an illness
and stay at Hays hospital.
(Mrs. Ned Vincent is recuperat
ing at home after a few days stdy
at Blalock Clinic.
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‘Mrs. Horace Smith is a patient
jat Hays hospital.
Mrs. B. D. Johnson underwent
surgery at Hays Hospital this
week.
Vera and Cecil Lathan, of Thom-
well Orphanage, are convalescing
at Hays Hospital following ton-
silectomies earlier this week.
Revival at Pentecostal
Holiness Church
There will be a revival at the
First Pentecostal Holiness church
March 11 through March 17. Ser
vices will be conducted each eve
ning at 7 o’clock. The Rev. Ros-
coe Bryan, pastor of the Lydia
Mill Pentecostal Holiness church,
will be the invited speaker.
Special singing will be featured
in each of the services. The pas
tor, George F. Hopkins, invites
the public bo attend these ser
vices.
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