The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 21, 1958, Image 7
Thursday. August 21, 19S8
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Book List-1958-59
School District No. 56
All first grade pupils will be charged an annual fee of 16.00. This fee
will pay for all bookstand materials used during the year except tablets
and pencils.
SECOND GRADE
All second grade pupils will pay an anuual fee of $3.50 which will pay
for all readers. Weekly Reader, and materials such as art, drawing paper,
mimeograph paper, etc.
Rental books as follows: Price Rental
ARITHMETIC: Working With Numbers $ $ 55
HEALTH: My Second Health Book .. 1.31 44
SPELLING: New Spelling Goals, Webster . 1.14 .38
SCIENCE: Science Around You 2.04 .51
Plus above fee
$1.88
3.50
* TOTAL $5.38
THIRD GRADE
All third grade pupils will pay an anual fee of $3.00 which will pay for
all readers. Weekly Reader, and materials such as art, drawing paper,
mimeograph paper, etc.
Rental books as follows: Price Rental
ARITHMETIC: How to Use Arithmetic ' $2.17 $ .73
HEALTH: Easy Steps To Health, Laidlaw 1.35 45
SCIENCE: Science Everywhere, Ginn 2.10 .53
GEOGRAPHY: Your Town and Mine, Ginn 2.38 .80
SPELLING: New Spelling Goals, Webster 1.14 1 .38
ENGLISH: Using Our Language 1.83 .61
Plus above fee
$3.50
3.00
FOURTH GRADE
TOTAL $6 50
All fourth grade pupils will pay an annual fee of $2.75. This fee will bo
used to pay for readers, Weekly Reader, art and drawing materials, etc
Rental books as follows: Price
ARITHMETIC: Step by Step in Arithmetic $2.17
HEALTH: Health Trails, Laidlaw 1.55
ENGLISH: Using Our Language 1.83
SCIENCE: Discovering with Science 2.24
GEOGRAPHY: Your People and Mine 2.55
SPELLING: New Spelling Goals, Webster 1.00
WORKBOOK: Keys to Good English
DICTIONARY: Winston Dictionary For Schools
Rental
.73
.52
.61
.56
.85
.34
.70
.90
Plus above fee
$5.21
2.75
FIFTH GRADE
TOTAL $7 96
All fifth grade pupils will be charged an annual fee of $2.25. This fee
will be used to pay for all readers, Weekly Reader, and materials as di
rected by the teacher.
Rental books as follows: Price Rental
ARITHMETIC: Ideas in Arithmetic $2.17 $ .73
ENGLISH: Using Our Language 1.83 .61
SCIENCE: Adventuring with Science 2.35 59
HEALTH: Your Health and You 1.69 .57
GEOGRAPHY: Your Country and Mine - 3.07 103
SPELLING: New Spelling Goals, Webster , l.Gft .34
WORKBOOK: Keys to Good English .. .70
DICTIONARY: Winston Dictionary For Schools 90
Plus above fee
$547
2.25
SIXTH GRADE
TOTAL $7.72
All sixth grade pupils will be charged an annual fee of $2.25. This lee
wRl pay for all readers. Weekly Reader, and materials as suggested by
the teacher.
Rental books as follows: Price
ARITHMETIC: Making Arithmetic Clear $2.17
ENGLISH: Using Our Language 1.83
SCIENCE: Experimenting in Science 2.38
GEOGRAPHY: Your World and Mine 3.07
HEALTH: Keeping Healthy i.gg
SPELLING: New Spelling Goals, Webster 1.00
WORKBOOK: Keys to Good English
DICTIONARY: Winston Dictionary For Schools
Rental
$ .73
61
.60
1 03
57
34
.70
90
Plus above fee
$5 48
2.25
SEVENTH GRADE
Rental books as follows:
ARITHMETIC: Putting Arithmetic To Work
ENGLISH: Using Our Language—Book 7
GEOGRAPHY: Your Country And The World
SCIENCE: Science-Book I tHolt)
READING: Doorways To Discovery
HISTORY: A South Carolina History
SPELLING: New Spelling Goals
WORKBOOKS
Keys to Good English
English Handbook
My Do And Learn Book For Doorways To
Discovery
DICTIONARY: Winston Dictionary For Schools
TOTAL $7 73
Price
$2.17
200
3 24
2.86
2.10
3 33
1 00
Rental
$ 73
67
107
96
70
1.11
34
80
39
50
90
TOTAL $S 16
• EIGHTH GRADE
Rental banks as foitews:
ENGLISH: Using Our language
SPELLING: New Spelling Goals
ARITHMETIC: Applying Arithmetic
SCIENCE: Science—Book 2 (Holt!
HISTORY: America Land of Freedom
READING: Windows On The World
WORKBOOKS:
Keys to Good English ,
Workbook For Windows On The World
DICTIONARY: Winston Dictionary For Schools
Price
$2 00
1 00
2 17
2.97
3 42
2 10
Rental
$ 67
34
73
99
1.14
.70
.8(1
75
90
TOTAL $7 02
Laurens Electric Fair
August 28 And 29
One of the highlights of the big
Electric Fair and annual meeting
to be held at the Laurens County
fair grounds in Laurens on August
28 29 will be the beauty contest to
select the young lady who will rep
resent the Laurens Electric Coope
rative in the statewide contest in
Columbia this fall.
The lucky young lady who wins
the contest here, according to Co-
Op Manager Henry M. Faris, will
win a cash prize plus the all-ex
pense paid trip to Columbia In Co
lumbia she will appear on radio
and television and compete with
other local wgpners for the title of I
Miss South Carolina Electric Co-Op.
The statewide winner will receive
a big prize, plus a trip to Washing
ton, D. C., to compete for the na
tional title of Miss Rural Electrifi
cation at the annual meeting of the
National Rural Electric Coopera
tive Association. The national win
ner receives a handsome trophy
and a scholarship. Present holder,
of the national title is Miss Brenda
Rae Eddings of Loris, who repre
sented the Horry Electric CoOp
in the state contest.
Beauty contestants must live on
the Co-Op line and her home must
be served electric by the Laurens
Electric Cooperative; she must be
between 16 and 21 years of age and
single The following young ladies
have already entered the beauty
contest: Peggy Hyatt, Linda Pettie
and Gail Gwinn, Rt 1, Pauline;
Jeanette Lanford, Rt 1, Roebuck;
Kay Lee, Rt. 5. Spartanburg; Bren
da Gwinn, Rt. 2, Woodruff; Kay
Melton, Martha Hawkias and Peg
gy Lee Willis, Fountain Inn; Joyce
Ann Jennings, Rt. 5, Greer; Ann
Manley, Rt. 2, Gray Courts Alice
Tollison, Rt 3, Laurens; Peggy Rid
-die, Rt 3, Honea Path; Jean Sat-
terwhite and Oneaila Bundnck, Rt.
1, Mountville; and Carol Beden
baugh, Joanna
Frank C. Scott
Passes In Gastonia
past
Mr. Scott, a native of Clinton,
moved to Gastonia a 1 year ago He
was a textile employe and a son of
the late Noah Harry and Lizzie
Scott
Surviving are his wife. Mrs Ves
sie Quinton Scott* one sister, Mrs
Ceman Cauble, of Laurens, three
brothers Leonard Scott, B F Scott
and Noah Scott. Jr., all of Clinton
Funeral services were conducted
Friday at Ranle Church of God
Gastonia Burial was in Rosemont
Cemetery here with graveside ser
vices
son Southerland
N C.; two wfers Mr* P T Hood Graveside vrviee* wer* conduct-
Surviving are one brother, Wil of Greenville and Mrs Ernie Line ed in Lebanon Methndnt Church
liam R Souptherland. of Hickory, berger of Tampa Fla cemetery at 3 00 p m Wedneoday
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Swamped with big car bills?
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Frank Conward Scott, 51, died
suddenly at his home in Gastonia,
N. C., Wednesday afternoon of the
J. C. SOLTI! E HI AND
Wattsville—James Clarence Sou
therland, 59, former residerft of
the Wattsville communi(y, died
early Tuesday morning in a Colum
bia hospital after being in declm-
nig health for two years
Mr Southerland was born in Ha
bersham County, Ga.! a son of the
late James W. and Talulah Thoma-
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