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If Ym (Wt R—4 The Chronicle Y»« Dm'i G«t The Ntwn Slip (Elintmt (Hhrmtitlp The Chronicle To Be K ( lean News paper. ( omplete. Newiry and Reliable Volume LVIX Clinton, S. C., Thursdoy, Moy 8, 1958 Number 19 Candidates for Degrees at Winthrop Methodists Schedule Services New Methodist Educational Building RAY ANDERSON EVELYN CLARK MARGARET TANKERSLEY PEGGY HrlWAILLE MARGARET RAHAGE Prior to a forma! ppening of the new educational building, B r o a u Street Methodist Church has an nounced a series of services each evening during the coming week. Guest ministers will be former pas tors. Monday and Tuesday evenings. May 12 and 13, the Rev. L. E Wig gins, who is now retired and lives at Lake Junaluska, will speak. Wednesday evening the guest min ister will be the Rev Edward K. Garrison of Batesburg. Rev P. L. Bauknight of Mauldin, will address the congregation on Thursday eve- m „ jgi - ^ ning, and Friday the Rev J. H _. 1 Kohler, superintendent of the Greenville district, will preach All services will be held at 8 o’clock. Other former pastors still living, | but who will not be able to take part in the services include Dr J C. Roper of Carlisle, the Rev. S. A Cantey of Marion, and the Rev J. E. Merchant of Myrtle Beach, who continued promotion of the pro ject during his pastorate. The addition has been named Garrison Building in honor of the ! Rev aod Mrs E K Garrison, un der whose administration the pro gram for the building was started The hall of the new addition will be known a» Hodges Hall to honor the Rev George H Hodges preseat and Mrs Hodges, undar direction the program was Shewn berr is the oew SIM M# addition to Broad Street MethedKI C borcb U heu*e department* of the rnnrt b « boot Named GarrHoo Building la honor of the Rev. E. K. Garrison, fnrmer pwvlor under whom plan* and wnrk inward budding the urwrtnre were initialed the new section contain* an assembly hall sealing ITS. twn office*, and IS classroom* The «%*emhiv room h earned “Hodge* Hall io haw or of the Rev. G. 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Clark af Chmm Mia* tarmary af tha pewatatag jme*l lo toho ofti< e a Re* M E Mwr*eu |.ydta Fee* hvtecvaa t hufeb paamRal Re* to Milford Saarfre* Lydta hy Mrs Rohert W church vtceprwsulaa aisd Re* Indrf ton. pre*idewl of the Hamp Jo met S Stewart LydLo MctNidi*; Aveata School PTA Clarch sot re(o^ treasurer f Gray, exacwtivr Mrs Alien Chapman af Green Rev J P Roque more paster af Cmaty Tu wood presideol of District S. wtU Bailey Memorial Southern Mrth ruaduct the workshop udisl Church oa» uppmnlrd chair The eleven units in thu district man of the committee on arrange Free Perking On Wednesdays Voted By City Council Finance Bill Is Slightly Increased dy • Clinton Little Boys Baseball League Opens Season wtB be ueed to coo Naary McDaniel is clerk to the berculoois Association has resigned •Cruet seven miles af traMmission board the position effective July 1, it was ■ ■**- *-*» *e™ «••<» ••• ><■» ■■■•■ •*» >« •••» *vwiaB»n-r »• > The claim, by usual pr»»rdure lata, two ned sub stations, increase Since the registration period start learned thu week 'lave been invited to attend All new ments for an outing for member* will go to tha Board of County Com the capacity of transformers and rd last fall, additional clerks have She has held the position since officers and committee chairmen of the association and their families missioners for approval or disap consumer services been employed from time to time September. 1*50 ire urged to attend to be held May 77 proval, bearing the signature of the three House members but not that of the Senator (The Board includes the Supervisor and two Commis sioners). * No action was taken on another claim for $600 from Gray for office expenses during the fiscal year now nearing a close. During a discussion on receiving payment for ambulance services rendered by William and F. A .Mc- Ninch of Laurens, the delegation agreed to make available not ex ceeding $75 per year for emergency service for those unable to pay, and not exceeding $125 per year for in digent patients not provided for by the welfare department. A schedule of charges was worked out, basing costs on a per mile basis, with ad ded costs for going to Greenville, Spartanburg, etc. The delegation agreed that no one should suffer for lack of ambulance service and that something should be worked out as problems arose. The funds would be available to all licensed ambu lance services in the county • The delegation had request* for read work la several areas, mrlud Mg Henry Orr for taprovtag a | read at the Lake G i. J Radey »to p a fo - * Grey Caart r\ Y i inr mcrcvuviT % a%c nude jt the (hr i lumber of < omme Merchant* Division of the nine null* i* imp»*e<d f>r the pur i'lumber and J C Thorns* eha.r pose man of the Merchant* Division Revenue* from other sources. A representative of the Nelson Di- pravcipaU) the courtv » Nhare of • rectory t'o of Charleaton. which state taxrs will make up the differ- has begun work on a new city dt- eoce, returning $36?519tN a* es- rectory. presented a proposed deal timated in the bill involving the city m supplying new In addition to the levy for gen- number* for all houses m Clinton eral county purjxvses, a levy of 35 and furnishing four directories and mills is imp sed in School .Districts a page, ad in the book for $675 was 55 and 56 for school operations, and received as information a ooe-tnill county-wide levy for the Gary Lehn. an official- of Dapper Laurens County hospital for paying Hosiery Co requested information the insurance premium on the prop on an adequate supply of water for erty and care and supper of needv operating a.sprinkler system for the or charity patients A plant The city is presently enlargv Tne bill as finally enacted showed mg its water supply and will in an increase of only $610 over appro crease the sue of lines m several pnation> .of >467 316 in the supply areas, and the engineers will bo bill when first introduced contacted to make a survey anti The Board of County Commis give an opinion in the matter sionefs i* allotted almost half of the H V McSwtvn ami Calvin Cod total ipprop: . :.orvs. being listed for per of the City Recreation Commis- $217,033 Ot) s|on requested appointment of the , Appropna’ions for other county commissioners on a rotation basis, offices were Ulerk of Court. $30 - and aid in installing additional 200 Auditor. $16,425 Treasurer, lights in the area of the Scout cabm $i» 755, Superintendent of Educa ^en Fine street, both of which were Don $4 6iw* Sheriff'. $7$.liM Judge granted «f Prebafe $10 250 Health Depart Kufu» Haodhack made a request men! $l( VX3 Magistrate* $5 *44 for aul m a drauuge problem on Agnruhure f J74 Department of a M owbmi hy Calvary Rapt.»t Pub..* MYtfanr 19 525 County Ser Church m the Caldwell and Cope* vh IsifRii # af'pMi •#arll * j« f«p Ls! jc Re No ■ * • -r mmgtm m mm (Mm t. pm it fa *3* t'aaaty Lahra Caraave R7 MR Caaaty and Movtwai iwn E aw v'aaaai. •aa (7M5 Naiiwaa tl JM* VlMBMR hr *w I . mOMm gnV'i#' \ • A •MhiNiP $ MM 4## ; ##H ^ * 1 MM i ## # MM ^ fa-# MM t #r