The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 14, 1958, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
ThuiWay. August 14. 1954
C"' '$ Battery B
In Training Period
At Fort Stewart, 6a.
Wright M Simpson. SP-.3 Hu«y T.
and PPC. Skhw) H Bonds; PFC
.lamos D. and PFC Robert M.
Franklin; and SP-3 Donald E. and
SP-3 James B. Vanderford. Hie
father of the Vanderford brothers.
SP-3 Barth F. Vanderford, is also
a member of this unit.
The battery commander. Capt.
Six officers and 120 enlisted men ^ Tumblin. expressed thanks
of Battery B. 107th AAA Bn. t hn ^ firms, businesses, and individuals
ton National t»uard unit, left ear > have employees in the National
Sunday morning by motor convoy Guapd (or f hoir cooperation in mak-
for Camp Stewart. Ga.. for the an- ing „ for the unit to have
nual two-week training P er iod, cent of its personnel at-
which will extend through August tending fteld tramin g
List Of Personnel
«—Xuining- this year will inelpde offu . ers; Capt Guy A Tumblm.
anti-aircraft firing practice with 50 lst u Robert L Cannon , lsl Lt .
caliber machine guns and twin Van c 0xner Jr . ( lst Lt Milford
40mm anti-aircraft guns There will SmUh 2nd L , charles T Oakley,
also be anti mechanized firing prac 2nd u Darrell j Johnson,
tice. Schools will lie conducted on, Master Ser> . eants: lx)Uls j Bon d.
communications subjects, chemical- R . )lph E Johnson Claude B Mon-
biological dnd radiological warfare .
and various other subjects. . - levants First Class: William J.
This will be the 12th encampment Bailey. Harold N. Copeland. James
since the unit was reorganized on yj Copeland. Jr George R. Cor-
Feb 12. 1947 The unit has trained ley Arthur B. Davis. Robert A.
at Ft Stewart each time except in Gardner, Bobby .! Meadors, Alvin
1947 when it trained at Ft Jackson, A \ a bors. Edward E Simmons,
and in 1951 when it trained at Ft. Rov T smith. Joe B. Spilters.
McClellan, Ala. Several members of; Sergeants: Robin F Attaway. Si-
the unit have attended all encamp i as m Campbell. William R. Car-
mt ' n l s ’ lisle. Robert C. Cobb, c'arl E Eaton,
Three of the battery’s enlisted L Johnson, George N. King,
men: MSGT Ralph E. Johnson, who jr., Francis 1 O. Lowery. Sam O.
is battery First Sgt., and SP-2 Vic- Owens. Charles A. Oxner. Jack D
tor W Mattox and SP-3 Leonard B. | pitts, Harold W. Simmons.
Bishop, who are cooks, were mem- Specialists Second Class: Victor
bers of the old Battery B. 107th V V. Mattox. George R. Simpson. Jr
which was inducted into federal ser- specialists Third Class: Robert L
vice on Feb 10, 1941. Bennett. Leonard B. Bishop. Huey T
There are eight sets of brothers in Bonds. James B Cathcart. Jr., Wil-
the unit: Lt Milford and CFC Roy liam E. Dominick, Charles R. Fos-
T. Smith: Lt Derrell J. and SGT ter. Riley L. Gilmer. Samuel O.
Eddie L Johnson; SFC Edward E. Hairston. James W. Holland. Bobby
and SGT Harold W. Simmons; SGT. G. Japart. Jack O Lane, Joseph C.
Jack P and PFC. Frank S. Pitts; Marler. Kenneth S. McCrary, Thorn-
SP-2 George R . Jr., and SP-3 ton M Meadors. Steve C. Neal.
Nalleys Injured
In Car Accident
MEN'S SOFTBALL
Mr and Mrs. Charles Nalley and Yanks
their infant daughter. Denise, were j Red Sox
injured in an automobile accident Braves
on August' 3, near Nokesville, Va..! Cards
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when their car was in collision with The Yanks defeated the Cards 25
another vehicle They were enroutc t 0 io Monday night to clinch the
home after a vacation trip. pennant in the City Softball League.
They are improving at the Nokes Hardrock McGinnis and Tom Brown
ville hospital and will be* able to re combined pitching efforts for the
turn home in about a week. Mr win.
Nalley is an employee of TTiornwell 7 Results
and Mrs.-Nalley is the former Jo- Braves 27, Cards 11
lene Bennett. . Red Sox 13. Yanks 9
Yanks 25, Cards 10
Red Sox 4. Braves 1
Games Tonight
Cards vs; Red Sox 7:00
Braves vs. Yanks 8:30
Games Monday
(Makeup games from July 24i
Cards vs. Red Sox 7:00
Braves vs. Yanks 8:30
McCarty Goes
To Aiken
Article By Hays
T. J. McCarty has been trans
ferred to an Aiken Colonial Store
as manager of the market and be
gan his work there Monday. Mrs
McCarty and daughter. Kathy, will
join him there September 1.
For the’ past 16 years Mr. Me
Cafty has managed the meat de- Is Reprinted
partment at the local Colonial Store.
Mrs McCarty has held a position The United States BureaM of
in the business manager’s office at Reclamation has reprinted an arti-
Presbyterian College tor several c j e written by Robert Hays, a
>e ^ rs member of the Southern Tech
faculty. The Chief of Administra
tive Services has distributed copies
of the article to all letter writers
in his division.
resume the 1958-59 schedule on . ^ original article ca [ ried the
Tuesday, September 2. at 9:00 a. tltle ‘ An 0pen Letter About Let '
m. Sessions will be from 9:00 until ters ’ and <’oncemed improved
Southern Bell Installs
350 # 000th Telephone
In South Carolina
Southern Bell’s ^50,000th telephone
in South Carolina could very well
have been installed in Clin too last
week. The symbolic 350.00th instru
ment was installed in Charleston on
Thursday, August 7.
Because Southern Bell's 70 ex
changes in South Carolina together
average more than one new tele
phone added every five minutes of
every work day. It would be dif | added 11* telephone. In
ficutt to determine the actual 350. “la the U year, since the end of
000th telephone installation World War II, telephones In Clinton
We’d like to claim the three
hundred-fifty thousand and first tel
ephone at any rate.’’ said I. A. Ed
wards, manager of the company
here. Already this year we have
have increased from 723 to more
than 2,480 today,” he added. “In
the state, Southern Bel telephones
have increased by 369 per cent In
the same period.”
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Joanna Kindergarten
To Open September 2
Joanna Baptist Kindergarten will
12:00 noon dailv.
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Wild Heritage
Technicolor
v Bi|r Outdoor Story of Wild Frontier
With: WILL ROGERS. JR. and
MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN
(OMEDY CARTOON
Monday-T uesday
Aug. 18-19
Wednesday-Thursday Aug. 20-21
I Children who will be 4 years of Industr y 11 appeared in Super
age bv November 1 and five vears v,sory Managment magazine,
of age may be enrolled ' from which il was sprinted by
Mrs. Walter Byars or Mrs. the Reclamation Bureau.
James Mitcrell may be contacted Ha ys serves as head of the Eng-
for enrollment. lish Department of Southern Tech
i — in Chamblee, Georgia, a unit of
[ Harold P. Prater, Bobby F. Quinn, Georgia Tech. He was recently
James E. Roberts. Frank H. Rowe, promoted to Associate Professor.
Wright M. Simpson. Guy C. Smith, Mrs. Hays is the former Miss
Jr., J. W’. South, Harold C. Stroud. Peggy Copeland, daughter of Mrs.
Barth F Vanderford, Donald E. Guy L. Copeland of this city. Mrs.
\ anderford James B. Vanderford. Hays is a graduate of Presbyterian
Privates First Class: Fred D. College.
Adams, Jerry T. Armstrong, Sidney '
LTS. coX/jr..^ Meadows Infant
C. Cromer, John D. Dunaway. Rob
ert E. Elmore. Jr, Sanford D. Fos j Tl ‘ reM Meadows, seven-month-
ter. James D. Franklin, Robert M. °* d daughter of Mr. and Mrs James
Franklin. Harold E. Frick. Robert B Beadows. died Monday after-
C. Fulmer. George R. Johnson, u®** 1 a! a Spartanburg hospital aft
, Jesse E. Johnson. Jr., James R.
King, Curtis G. Marler Edward L.
McGee. Kenneth D. McKittrick.
Charlie Nabors, Jr.. Frank S. Pitts,
James M Pitts. Robert C. Poole.
Bennie F. Sinclair, Jr., Marvin C.
Stewart, Alvin M Whitmire. Bobby
C Wooten
^Privates: George N. Cato. Edgar
W Everett. James L Motes. Brad
shaw Bagwell. Roy E Benjamin.
Jr., Jack S Elders. Donald F. Gal
loway. Allen L. Moore. Gerald W.
Power. Clyde E. Thomas. Maxi* L.
Wallenzine Robert L. Wilson
er a short illness
She was born in Clinton, a daugh
ter of James B and Louise Moss
Meadows.
Surviving besides her parents are
one sister. Mrs. Nancy Kidd, of
Clinton; one brother, James Paul
Meadows, of Clinton.
Funeral services were conducted
at 5 p. m Tuesday at Calvary Bap
tist Church at Clinton Mill by the
Rev. J. P. Roquemore. Burial was
in Rosemont Cemetery in Clinton
LAST DAY TODAY
AUGUST 14
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BISHOP REUNION
Joanna—The family of the late
Willie C. and Margaret Wicker
Bishop will hold their annual fam
ily reunion Aug. 24 at the picnic
will be informal with those attend
ing bringing picnic baskets for the
shelter in Joanna The gathering
1 p. m dinner
RECEIVES DLSCHARGE
from Service
Sp4 Clair D. Pitts, Jr., returned
last week from Germany where he
spent the past 13 months with Head
quarters L'SAREUR, G-2 section,
and if now visiting his parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. D. Pitts Mr Pitta re
ceived his dsicharge from the ser
vice following two years of active
duty
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Adm.: ( hildren 25c
Adult* 50c
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AT C AMP STEWART
Col. Barrie F Wingard left last
week for Fort Stewart Ga.. for ad
vance planning for the summer
training camp for the National
Guard units. Col. Wingard is com
manding officer of the 228th Anti
Aircraft Battalion
Major Francis Blalock of the
Headquarters 107 anti-aircraft bat
talion left Sunday for the two weeks
camp at Fort Stewart. Major Bla
lock heads the Newberry unit
EARLY BIRDS
RISE AND SHINE
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DONALD D.
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COUNTRY MUSIC JAMBOREE
Each Mottling At 5 A. M.
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(P. S. Some of us not-so-early-
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