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Thursday. June 5, 1958 THE CLINTON CHRONICI " f'»2e PWe Briefs About . . . People You Know Items of Interest Concerning Clinton Residents Frieikk of B. S. Pinson will be glad to know he is convalescing at home following an illness and hos pital stay at Greenville General hospital Edd Pitts, student at the Uni versity of South Carolina, Colum bia, is at home for the summer and has a position with the South Carolina Highway Department. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mclnvaille attended comencement at Winthrop College, their daughter, Miss Peg gy Mclnvaille, being a member of the graduating class. Mrs. Deborah Dixon Chirico, who is making her home with her moth er, Mrs. A. I. Dixon, while her husband is overseas, is a patient at the Greenville General hospital. Mrs. Dixon is with her daughter and has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Homer Gantt and family, who live in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bannister are making their home on West Calhoun street. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frye and small son, James, of Chapel Hill, N. C., are visiting Mrs. Frye’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. James S. Gray. Mrs. Ralph Yonce and children have returned to their home in Johnston after spending the past week with her mother, Mrs. David Copeland. Mrs. A. F. Lide of Elloree, was the week-end guest of Mrs. F. M. Stutts and attended commencement a t Thornwell Orphanage. Other guests of Mrs. Slutts and visitors at Thornwell this week were Mrs. Alice Braddock, Jacksonville, Fla.; Mrs. Hattie Prince, Houston, Tex as; Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nelson of Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hardy of Whitmire; Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Anderson of Rock Hill; Mr. and Mrs. James Postell of Augusta, Ga.; Houston Frowein of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Winn of Green ville; Dr. and Mrs L. Ross Lynn and Mis Elizabeth Lynn of Talla hassee. Fla. Prof, and Mr*. K. N. Carter and little son left yesterday for Nash ville, Tenn., where the former will be a member of the faculty at Van derbilt University during the sum mer. Mrs. William W. Hutto of Reeves- ville, is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Chandler. She came especially to attend the Lander College Alumni Homecoming day in Greenwood Sat urday. Also visiting the Chandlers on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Irby L. Chandler of Ware Shoals. Friends of J. B' Arnold will be interested to know he is convales cing at the Greenville General hos pital following an operation on Fri day. Mrs. Arnold has been in Greenville with him and visited her sister, Mrs. Earl Rice, and Mr. Rice Mr. Arnold is in room 341. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith and children of Columbia spent the weekend with Mrs. Smith’s pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. E: L. Holland. Mrs. Arthur McQueen of Loris, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pinson. Friends of Mr. Pin son will be interested to know he is improving following an illness and hospital stay. Friends of G. W. Bell will be interested to know he is improving at his home following an illness of ten days. Mrs. Harry N. Alger and chil dren, Jane Ellen and Craig, of Deer Lodge, Montana, arrived yesterday to spend some time with her moth er, Mrs. J. B. Nicholson The latter part of June Mrs. Alger will attend the National Presbyterian Woman's Conference at Purdue University at LaFayette. Ind., being sent as a delegate from her church at Deer Lodge. Also visiting her mother during the week-end was Mrs J Mac Rabb and daughter. Linda, of Greenville. Mr and Mrs. Hugh Bufqfd have moved into their new home near here. Dr. and Mrs. George C. Belling rath were in Davidson, N. C., Sat urday where Dr. Bellingrath at tended his class reunion at Davidson College and alumni luncheon. From there the Bellingraths went to Cleveland, Ga., where Dr. Belling rath delivered the baccalaureate sermon before the Cleveland High School graduating class, and were guests of Mr. and Mrs W. M. Pa trick while there Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Owens and Tommy Owens have returned from a ten days vacation stay at the Cane Creek Fishing Club at Lake Greenwood Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Purdum left Tuesday for their home in Elkins, W. Va., where they will spend the summer. Dr. Purdum is a member of the Presbyterian College faculty. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Bozard of Boone, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs Rutledge Adair of Rock Hill, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Henry. Tony Dixon, who is stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C., has returned to his post after spending a leave with his mother, Mrs. A I. Dixon, at Renno. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hamilton and children of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds Young of Newberry, spent Saturday with Mrs. Hamil ton’s and Mrs Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Young, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Turner and daughter, Susan, attended c o m- mencement exercises at Davidson College, Davidson, N. C., on Mon day. Their son and brother, Bill Turner, was a member of the grad uating class. Mrs. Earl Workman leaves to morrow for Boone, N. C , where she will attend summer school. Mrs. S. P Anderson, Paul, Mary, William, Ann and John Anderson attended commencement exercises at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, du ring the week-end. Their daughter and sister, Miss Ray Anderson, was a member of the graduating class. Also attending the exercises were her aunts, Mrs. J. B. McCombs of Greenwood, and Mrs. H L. Baggott of Cheraw. Dr and Mrs C. Bynum Betts are attending the Presbytery and Gen eral Synod meetings which are be ing held at Bon darken. N C.. this week. George Cornelson and I. A. Ed wards were in Charlotte, N C., Thursday evening and attended the Board of Directors meeting of the Carolines United Fund for North and South Carolina at the Barringer Hotel Miss Sue Wells has returned from Washington, D. C., where she at tended the wedding of her ,niece ? Miriam Beall, to Bernard Doen- hoefer of Nebraska and Quantico, Va., on Friday. S. Y. Adair of Madison, Ga., spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. H. D. Rantin, and was ac- companud home by his son. Brown ing. who had spent the week with with his grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Milam, Mrs. L C. McCarthy* and Sirs Thomas Hollis spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. David Trice at their cottage at Howell’s Point, N. C.. last week Mrs. Earl Workman stayed with the Trice children in Fayetteville, N. C., while they were away. Torrimy Hollis is spending the week in Charleston on business. Among those from Clinton attend ing the State Lions Club convention in Charleston this week were Mr. and Mrs. Rembert Truluck, Mr. ami Mrs. W. P Jacobs III, Mr and Mrs. Gary Lehn, I A dwards. Dr. Fred Holcombe, Bill Abrams, Lynn Cooper, Jr., W. S Horne, and H M. Young, Jr. Mrs, W C. Baldwin spent Sun day with her sister, Mrs. Hamp Hodges, in Due West. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Young, Sr, Mr. and Mrs H. M. Young, Jr, and Carol attended the comencement exercises at the Columbia Theo logical Seminary in Atlanta, Ga.. Sunday and Monday. Their son and brother, Davis Young, was a mem ber of the graduating class Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy spent last week in Orangeburg, the former attending the State Fire men’s convention. Mrs. Shealy vis ited their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Shealy, Jr. Their friends will be interested to know their bttle granddaughter. • Baby Sister,” is convalescing fol lowing a tonsileetomy Miss Patsy Dorherty of New York City, is the guest of her sis ter. Mrs Rufus Sadler and Mr Sad ler RUSSELL IS RIGHT ON MORAL ISSUES SHELDON JONES THE TEMPERANCE CRI SADKR P. O. BOX II (XMA’MBIA. ft. C. rtl » AL » IMI May tl. 19M ( ’rizetu of South <’amliru Ifetr Kelkr* Maji> reqooaUi havo come to my office for lafonnotion rt: the record* of the rood Kioto* m the rare for gov • emor We •eok to Answer these requests la Addition. I Am *ure yoo wtO Agree with me them Are anme uuwi— in the struggle Agftiiist “the liquor trftffir~ (hot make the governor’* office of hoy importAnre Donald Ruawelt. who ho* dkstiagutshcd himself to mAay field*, ha* fraafcly declared hi* pMitton to be m favor of -local opCtoa** la dealing with sal** of beverage alcohol He haa dot la red he will not «*ai> sign *wrh legislation m the event the Gen*ml Assembly should poo* *uch a measure, bat can be counted oa to help obtain the (manage of such important leg islet ton in the ml* rest of the preserv at loo of that haatr right ta dooeureattr procedure, the right of 'home rale.** No mewed of Mr Inh—tna'* current stand la available However, the ether uppoaewt of Donald Ru—ell haa left a trad of political support of the **tipaor traffic** through most of ht* carver la the General Aaemti*> He. lea to dec lam himself ea qu**tam* dealing with the akvdmt peutdam. and ha* A.** A iwwy of hm record m encsosed for your m format ton Now. joral option" h* submitting to the people of the state of death Caiviliaa the quo*turn of wheth- itutsunaJ right of eapmnauMi re; the sale of beverage ahmhoi. Mr Hod tag* l that t'hrwtian who by hi* vot rds of the can<tiilat Hoi hags ha* had me ay > oasis ten tH voted with the ** we have fought for it. m* er THE PEOPLE * he gm voted four (4) um— AGAINST this nght of the people of South ('amhaa. To mg It ie aatht people of a iTirvstian state would trust the houomd office of Governor to the hands of any mg record nrreale he doe* not believe in the democratic principle of local self government I submit to you that, oa the hast* of the information available and the established rect ta the race, it m my opinion the church forme, the cause of Christ, and righteous government would fere much better under the budarahip at I humid Russell a* Governor of the State of South Carolina. With kind personal regard*. I beg to remain ( ordiaHy you n, (Signed) * SHELDON JONES. Director The Temperance end Evangelmlic Crusade COMPARE: THE VOTING RECORD OF HON. ERNEST F. HOLDINGS AS A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ON MORAL ISSUES When any man is asking the people of the state to support him in a bid for a position of public trust, it is altogether fitting that the people take a look at the established record of that person in their previous opportuni ties of service. Mr. Rolling's has left a trail of political support of ‘‘the liquor traffic” through much of his political career as a member of the General Assembly. He has had many opportunities to declare himself on questions relating to the sale of alcoholic beverages, and has consistently voted with the “wets.” On Wednesday, April 6, 1949, he voted against a bill which would have prohibited the circulation, sale, offer for sale and distribution of publications advertising liquor in South Carolina. This record vote will be found on page 843 of the 1949 House Journal. The number of the bill was H-1203. On Wednesday, February 20, 1952, he voted against what is commonly referred to as ‘‘LOCAL OPTION.” This record vote will be found on page 704 of the 1952 House Journal. The number of the bill was H-1314. On Thursday, March 18, 1954 he again voted against “LOCAL OPTION” bill number H-1856. This record vote will be found on page 1148 of the 1964 House Journal. On Friday. March 19, 1954, he was against the passage of the same bill, and Is shown on page 1185 of the 1954 House Journal as being so opposed. Donald Russell stands for clean living and sobriety; his Christian practices in daily life will go with him to the Governor’s office. ELECT DONALD RUSSELL GOVERNOR Mrs William B. Owens is spend ing two weeks in Knoxville. Tenn., witti her son. W B Owens, and family She will be accompanied home by her grandadaughters, Nancy and Charlotte, for a visit. Lanny Mimnaugh, son of Mr and Mrs. John Mimnaugh, is conva lescing at home following a tonsil- ectomy at the Self Memorial hos pital in Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nelson. Mrs. T. J. Leake and Jean and Billy Nelson attended the com mencement exercises at Winthrop College Sunday and Monday Mias Toni Nelson was a member of the graduating class. Mrs George Abbot of Freeport, N. Y., ls visiting her daughter, Mrs. David Cook. Mr and Mrs. R J. Tankersley and Warren Kenrick of Columbia, attended the X 'commencement exer cises at Winthrop College Sunday and Monday, going especially for the graduation of their daughter, Miss Margaret Tankersley. Mrs. David Cook. Mrs. George Abbot and Miss Terrell Cook were in Macon. Ga., Sunday and Mon day for the commencement exer cises at Wesleyan College. Miss Nancy Cook was a member of the graduating class and received her A.B. degree: They were accom panied home by Miss Cook and Charles Hollingsworth, of Macon, who will be married Saturday The latter’s mother. Mrs C. J Hollings worth, arrived later Mr and Mr> Walter B Ramage attended the graduation of their daughter, Miss Margaret Ramage, at,Winthrop College over the week end Miss Marian Burts leaves tiiday for a ten day sightseeing tnp to New York City While away she will attend three Broadway shows, "Music Man,” ’ Time Remember ed,' and My Fair Lady.” Little Jodie Goldsmith, son of Mr and Mrs G B Goldsmith, was a patient at Greenville General Hos- , pital this week where he had his 1 tonsils removed on Monday Mrs Goldsmith was in Greenville with her son Dr and Mrs D O Rhame and sons. Don and Ricky, are spending •this week at Ocean Drive Beach Don Rhame. who is a student at Davidson College. Davidson. N C., has accepted a position with the S C Highway Department Mrs C M Bailey and Mrs W M. Marshall are spending several weeks with their daughter and sis ter. Mrs W B Lea and famil). of Rocky Mount S C al the Lea col tage at Devil's Hill Nagshead. N jc Dr. Net 11 G W hitrlaw left this week in spend several days at thaprl Hill. N C. with Dr and Mrs a H Boyd the* t* Black* hurt Va. for • vtatf • Ah Dr and Mrs H Cart spencer and on I* DoAata. Ran*** where ht Oift spend the rvmaaadrr ef the »oisser 1 m hss house Jean and Margate Amid Mar rap Addtson Ana La* Black Bar bars KiiksMirf Chnaac Bapd laave issaarrvw Mr t asnp Ton A B«nddh mm MsadrrsoavdM M C. niMFV llMP} ordi spoof tame woods P nondi of i Henderson FdU wdi ho iMannled In know h* H con saltoctBft at MhBo Mlowag an dl nm* and slap at do ****** M Use pool os GmsnvdM BJksci **srty stodeoi a) tAc L*» •orwiy sf iasdh t arodna Lofoas hss is hnm Inr the tmmmm net opisd a paotuon ndd IB* II map DopntVawm P rend 1 oossg stadsm at Me ft C Mi a* si t’sMepe t Hsrtrolna arris od Aaanrdap I* •peso* tAe omasa sf Joan ndft do nmther Mn Prsad C Vonag la Jtstp he nil tkoBei ftsud HospsUl sear la* iv dP dap* active the Amp Mi dir si carps Cal and Mk* A J TharhsPos and Dorothy Tharhatoa joined the Tharhsloa't daughter Mrs AaMer Clark and Mr tlarh. of Mo Pm* and are spmdiag the week at Cm- rem Brack Carolyn Tharkvton. student at William and Mary Wd liamsburg Va, and Nancy, who has been a guest of thr Julian Bo- beks. will also join their parents On Sunday Nancy and Dorothy will leave for the Blue Bird camp near Greenville when- the former will be counselor. The following high school seniors are attending a house- party at Myr tie Beach this week: Misses Norma Elder. Barbara Roberts, Jane Ann Davis. Sue’ Boyce and Pat Carr, Cecil Davenport. Joe Neely, Joe Dailey. John Wrenn and Jack Da vis. Jr Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hor ton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Benner are chaperoning the group. Mr and Mrs. Adam Lehn. Mrs. Marie Marshner and John Knes of Milwaukee, Wis , are visiting the [former's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lehn. Mrs. Lehn, Mrs Marshner and Mr. Knes are also visiting points of interest in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holland and little daughter are occupying their 1 new home on Caldwell Street Miss Barbara Jean Livingston, who has been a technician at the 1 Abbeville Hospital, is spending the summer at her home in Cross Hill MV and Mrs Harry E Bolick. Jr., and sons, of Hanau. Germany, who arrived in the States recently, are visiting their families here and in Charleston At present they are visiting Mrs. Bolick's sister. Mrs j Charles R. Workman in Kmarda During the week-end the Bolick.*. accompanied by Mr. Bolick's par ents, Mr and Mrs H. E Bolick. of Charleston. Mr and Mrs Sloan Todd and daughters. Mr and Mrs Char les Workman, Mrs. Hugh Eafgle and daughter, Lucy, of Florence, who were visiting here, attended the commencement eoc erases at jClemson College The Bolick's son. Harry III, wa sa member of the [graduating class. Friends of Mrs Frank Cauley. who is a patient at the Bethesda. Md , medical center, will be inter ested to know she has undergone her second operation and is now re covering nicely She expects to be able to return home soon t v Mrs J A Davis, Sr Mrs A A. Ramage, Jr . and little son. Gus, Mrs. Hugh Bonds Workman, and CHS Students Win Honor Certificates In State Contests Twenty-three honor certificates were awarded Clinton High .School students in the high school league Miss Kathenne Davis, of Augusta. Ga., left Thursday for Hadill. Okla., where they are visiting their daugh ter Mrs Doyle K Burton Mr Bur ton and family Mrs Davis_will re main for a several weeks visit Mr and Mrs John Roseboro the past week end in Ga.*}; spent tori*, sister. Mr Cl Mrs Misses N. C , with Mrs Rosehoro’s Mrs Everett Carson, and irson W. S Porter and daughters, Julia and Helen Porter left yesterday for Montreal. N. C.. where they will spend the’summer months at their cottage Karl Johnson. Jr memhei' of the faculty at (Temson College who received his Masters degree there over the weekend has returned to Atlanta. Ga , for the summer months where he holds a position with the Lockheed Aircraft Com pany. ■ mental contest held oh April 19 on the campus at the Univereity of South Carolina In order to win an honor certificate the entrant must he m the highest scoring of the 20 r '« fo those participating in the con test Several students were awarded certificates in more than one suh ject i Junior English—(7) Sarah Anne Bradshaw. James Thomas Johnson, James Clifford McKittnck, James Park Sloan, William C. Wilson, Sybil Dianne Windsor, Catherine deVeaux Hart Junior Algebra—(3) Melanie Pant Martin. James Park Sloan, William C Wilson ' American History—(2) Sara Wil lard Glenn, Marian Lemuel Surratt. Plane Geometry—(2) Marian Le muel Surratt; James Iceland Young. Senior English—<7) Patricia Ann Carr. Patricia Elaine Chisholm, Cecil Oliver Davenport Sara Wil lard Glenn, Martha Jane Horton. Mary Jean McDaniel Jacqueline Pitts. Senior Algebra (2) Mary Jean McDaniel, Jacqueline- Pitts. IF YOU DON T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS Phone 74 no* • Ok f (NOTE The • *h HERE FOR FUNERAL Among the out of town friends and relatives here last week for the funeral of James A. Dunaway were: Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dun away, Mr. and Mrs. Manly Faulk ner, Mr. and Mrs Bobby Johnson, and Miss Ruby Faulkner of Jack sonville. Fla . Mrs Bill Blackwell of Augusta. Ga.; Rev Francis Whit mire of Seneca. 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