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"/ Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, July*?, lf>5 Clinton Moose Lodge Observes Family Night Joanna Mills Gets Safety Award Leading LB Hitlers June 28 Clinton Lodge No. 739, Loyal: Order of Moose, observed its first family night on last Saturday i evening . Cecil Wooten, governor of the lodge, welcomed the guests, and entertainment was provided b? members, their wives and 'chil dren. Those taking part were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wooten. Randy and Marsha Turner, Mrs Jack Wilson and .'yon, Wayne, Mrs Dorsey Tur ner and son. Earl. Favors were given to the children A buffet supper was served. Retires After 32 Veers Service Mrs. Annie Fleidner left this' week for Little Mountain where she will make her home, having retired last week after serving 32 years as a matron on the Whitten Village staff. She was presented a silver letter opener from the children in the dormitory where she served as house-mother. Em ployees w r ho were associated with Mrs Fleidner presented her a set of chiria upon her retiement. AB H Av’e. Cash (K) 30 12 .400 Sloan (L) 35 14 .400 D. Watts 53 21 .396 Emory (E) 46 18 .391 Copeland (L, 52 19 .365 Goss (E) 44 16 .364 Glenn (L) 51 18 .353 McWatters (M) 32 11 .344| Bailee (E) 41 14 .341 Roquemore (L) 40 13 .325 Crawford (L) .. 22 7 .318 Chisholm (L) 38 12 .316 ' LB Home Runs Named Agent Sloan (L)—2 Chisholm (D— Holcombe (D- Cash (K)—1 Timmons (K)- Small Fry Standings—June 28 Lydia Florida St. Joanna Academy St. Thornwell Major Lawman At Fort Benning Army Maj. Harry F. Lowman, of Clinton, is engaged in the an. nual summer training -of th^ Re serve Officer Training Corps pro gram at Fort Bennirtg, Ga, Major Lowman, a 1941 graduate- of Virgnia Polytechnic Institute, is regularly assigned as an instruc tor at Presbyterian College in -Clinton. Clinic Not Be Held Friday, The 5th The regular chest X-ray clinic at the Laurens County HeaHh ,£>©• partment will not be held Friday, July 5, but will continue the fol lowing Friday, the 12th, and e|ch Friday thereafter. •4 Court House Offices Be Closed On Fourth 1. C. McCARLEY .William W, Johnson Wins Inter-Corn Radio William W. Johnson, of Cflinton, recently won an inter-com radio | in a contest conducted by the Rexall Drug Company. Mr. John son’s name was sent in, with many others, by Howard’s Phar macy of this city, and he has been | notified that he was one of the winners of radios. Moose Meeting Tuesday, July 9 There will be a special meeting of the Clinton Lodge No. 739, Loyal Order df Moose, on Tues- Laurens County Form day evening, July 9. at 7:30. State n A • association . officers -will be pres -1 DUre Q U A ppOinf men IS I. J. Via. Safety Director of the S. C Department of l^bor. is shown here presenting to Jo- Inna’V’sWpcrW Detain' t r erTITcfafe 'i'r SafeTv Af'RIFVcmi'Trt' Tri''Hedo^liTlidn oT the ouf-^ 1 standing accident prevention efforts of Joanna. Co ton Mills C >mpany, which resulted in substantial reduction of accidents and the promotion of safer v -Mn conditions durir» 1956. The certificate is signed by S C. luibor Commissioner William Kr d Ponder and U. S. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell. » Present for the awards ceremonies last ThursJav were oiher company officials and supervisory personnel and the senior employees representing the departments with no lost-time accidents during 1956. Front row deft to right): Marven Holsonback. slasher room: George Morse, shop: Miss Kittie Mae Moseley, Joanna Memorial Hospital adminiv.rator: Mrs. V.ergie Garner, spooler room; Mrs. Ger trude Flow, spinning No. 1: Mrs. Bertha Stroud, drapery: C. O Owens, spinning No. 2: and R. G. Carr, assistant overseer spinning No. 2. Mrs. F\ie Tin-ley, ot spinning No. 1, was sick and unable to be present for the picture Second row: J. B. Hart. P B. Mitchell, J..H. Davenport. J. M. Koyy land. Carl Franzen. Gordon Boyce. Rolfe Clark. Walter Waits, and R. L. Boyce. Back row: Fred Kinard. Carter Wright. W. O Steyvart. David Boland, Flwin Abrams. J. P. Sloan. W. K. Waits. Algie Abrams, and Marion Boyce. office of the Laurens County will be selected by or before July Farm Bureau, sheriffs office 15th. building, June 24 and appointed, Don’t forget the new schedule ent for special work and ins true - George*" Johnson "and Myfdh 1 foy next week. Tt w r as p 0 hi is tion. All members are requested, Charles P. Hill, T. Randolph; Stockman as special agepts for, i n last week’s paper. The Little to be present. ! Davis and W. D. Lomas m«t in th® ^ l' ar m Bureau Insurance com-1 Boys schedule will end Wednes- j —t — |P an y °f c °unty and agency j day afternoon with the last game ! between the Moose and Exchange Little Boys Standings W Lions' Club 9 Exchange Club 6 Kiwanis Club ^ ^ 4 Moose Club * 3 Joanna 2 L 1 4 6 6 T Little Boys Leading Pitchers (Strikeouts) Copeland (D—S3 Corley Cash (K)—52 Holcombe (L)—45 Stockman (J)—40 D. Watts (M)—35 Pony Standings—June 28 W Joanna'. 9 Florida St " 9 Thornwell 8 Academy St. 8 Lydia 0 •Thornwell and Joanna have ani incomplete ball game to be play ed at the end of the season if it is necessary. L 4 5 5 € 14 Mr. McCarfay was recently named rperesenialire for Em pire Life Insurance Company and Agents Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance Company, of Greenwood. McCarley is a well-known insurance man of the city, having been a resident here for a number of years. friends and relatives here and elsewhere for the kindness and I sympathy ,g>q,eodgd y tp the# dju- ing the illness and'at the''death All offices in the court house at Laurens will be closed Thursday in Observance of the Fourth,-rit was announced yesterday by of ficials. RETURN FROM GERMANY Lt. and Mrs. John Davis and son, Tommy, arrived here Friday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. T. M. Sease, after an eighteen months stay in Germany. Mrs. Davis is the former Miss Peggy Sease. Lt. Davis is receiv ing his discharge from service. He was stationed at Hersfeld, Germany, with the 14th armored Cavalry Regiment. ing the illness and at the'death of their beloved husband and father. Also for the meals served! and for the beautiful floral offer ings. Aappreciation also goes to Dr. R. M. Fuller, Dr. George R. Blalock and the staff of Bla lock clinic for their many kind deeds. May God richly bless each and everyone of you is our prayer. NEW SUBSCRIBERS when Mr. Buyer meets Mr. Seller in the THIS AD BROUGHT 0 SIX INQUIRIES Apartment Was Rented the Morning Of Publication FOR RENT — Two room apartment. Private en trance, private both. A. O'Daniel Telephone 535- R. ‘f tf Want Ads Are Profitable -m- The Clinton Chronicle > PHONE 74 DEADLINE 9 A. M. WEDNESDAY manager. Mr. Johnson recently moved at 5:00 p. m here from Tennessee. Mr. Stock- Clinton Little Boys will meet man, a June grdauate of Presby-1 Laurens in their first tournament tenan college, is a n a t j v e of: game which will be Friday, July Greenwood county. Mr. Johnson; 19, at 8:00 p. m. and Mr. Stockman will be devot ing their full time to the«serving of 450 Farm Bureau members of the Laurens County Farm Bu reau. Both men are recent grad uates of Farm Bureau Insurance school held here this month. This school was also attended by Mrs. Harriette’ Nabors, Farm Bureau secretary. All the above employees have met with the approval of the Lau rens County Farm Bureau Board of Directors, it was announced. Leading Pony Hitters-^Iune 28 AB H Ave. Pace (F) 39 19 .487 Whitman (A) 42 18 .492 Timmons (T) 41 16 .390 [errCAT T..: 84 >13 .382 Folk (T) :... 30 11 .367 Pony Home Runs Tunrftons (T)—3 Whitman (A)—2 Pace (F)—1 King (F)—1 Sineath (J)—1 The Pony tournament will start in Winnsboro July 29. Clinton will meet Greenwood at .5:00 p. m. ' . Both of the tournaments will be double elimination affairs. Pony Strikeouts Timmons (TN)—113 Revis (P)—90 Pace (F)—78 Whitman (A)—56 Campbell (A)—53 There will not be any more ! write-ups of the games in any of the leagues as to standings, etc., until July 18 in this paper. NOTE OF THANKS The family of the late Newton Eugene Hill wishes to express deep appreciation to neighbors, More and more people are read ing THE CHRONICLE. We in vite you to become a member of our family. Our recent new stibscirbers in clude: MRS. "ALLJE HAMIU^pN, J. W. CALVERT, MRS. MARY C. KELLEY, REV. GILES LEWIS, MRS. HAROLD CHEEK, RALPH LAWSON, - City MRS. R. M. STEWART, N. Tarrvtown, N. Y. MRS. JOHN DUPRE, Moiintville ELLIS DAVENPORT, Kinards T. DAVID SLOAN, JR. FURMAN E. THOMASON, Laurens THOMAS G. PITTS, Norfolk, Va. MRS. JOAN BISHOP, Joanna John L. Mimnatiffh July 4th is Independence Day—a good time for each of us to analyze his “independence.” Do we have enough insurance to be independent of char ity in case of personal disaster? Are we preparing for an independent old age? This agency will sur-- vev your risks and" insurance policies, without obligation* to' determine whether you Ife lhJe- • quately insured. Wm. J. Bailey Ins. Agency M. S. Bailey & Son Bankers Bldg. PHONE 1246 Spotlight - Flashlight CHROME PLATED TAKE ON VACATION Special — $100 Minors Blue Nile Diamonds Hillcrest Watches V Little Boys Baseball Dr. Felder Smith Lions Cinch Pennant \Coach Harry Nettles and his; "Little Lions’’ won the Little Boys trophy last Thursday night forj the second year in succession.] They did not do this before hav ing a winning streak broken by the Exchange club. The Exchange club defeated the Lions 1-0 in one •of the best and by far the fastest 1 game, fifty-five minutes, played at the park on Wednesday after- i noon of last week. \Also the Lydia Small fry : cinched their second straight championship last FYicfcy, but i they also had their undefeated record broken by Florida Street Small Fry. The Pony League race is get-i ! ting tighter every day. Joanna* lost two close games this past week Thies leaves them only! one game in the lead with two games remaining to be played. 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