The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 16, 1958, Image 10
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THK CLINTON CHRONICLE
Tlmratfay. OrtoWr 1ft, Iftftft
To Dedicate Douglas House
my pm *^i* r ■' *
Presbyterian College will officially name Us new student center in honor of former president Dr.
Davison McDowell Ibmglas (inset above) as a highlight of Homecoming activities here this Saturday
afternoon. The Kad.OOfl structure, to be called The Do (glas House, is pictured here awaiting the special
ceremonies. t
College to Honor Former President
,, , . . .1 . i a () ^ The Constitution Of South Caro-
Presbyterian College w.ll honor had more than tripled under Dr hna 1895 Kt , Iat , To rrimmaI
an outstanding former president by Douglas direction The college had 1 . un|shmt . nt „ ( , . d . d
officially naming its new student made tremendous strides culturally, rht , J k )f PrnM .
center in honor of the late Dr Da- having gained the respect and sup- ^ y .
vison McDowell Douglas as a port of churchmen and edcators ' ** „ ' e , (,en ‘* rj|
leneral
'fomeconung highlight this Satu- alike Property arid assets increased ^ Pr ® V 'f e . By . ^
div ten-foM. and these four new build- corp<rjud Municipalities Or
■in i a hi irn.tiii' comoleted inss wert ‘ a dded to the campus f,0Ui, *ng Or Kedevelopnu-nt Author-
• ,* fr I . tar, of' the current Hanf Spencer Dormitory in 1912. Charleston And Spartan
J, ‘" H ' ‘ l fh . to be known William P Jacobs Science Hall and bounties May Undertake And
'"rr n ,T H,I l-'brary ,n 191 > Smjth •D.rmil.rj, > »r> «nl Slum C^ru,,. . A:,J K.
J .' " '' ' . who.,- - 11 ** t?le l.ilfsu "n campus, in 1924 S-id.i|m -nt H.irk And T.i Pruvide
,54 year administration marked UR,, > C.ymnaMum. ^ r , T I e ^ ^ T ^ P 7 < * r o * Ern »-
one of the most dramatic periods in a ^" ' n 19J4
Dougla.'
the devolpment of Pn-sbytenan Col- 11 * as Dr . J
. ^ brought in a notable land>cape ar
Dr Douglas a native of Blackstock. •*
came to Presbytenan CoUege in P'*" « ha ‘ ** being followed
the summer of 1911 from the pa*- £ ^
,orate of the Man land Avenue This President panted the tree>
Presbyterian Church in Balt.more ««*•> «•'» ^ ,u <»3ded
\Vh« n h.' left on December 31. 192G,
u, become pres.d.9.1 ol U. I mvcr- _ member, h.
„l, .9 south Csrobn.. b. hod al- V™**! '» to "'"
mil complelel. lr.»lormed Uda
Wile in.litutii>n »f P, **"V
The 19 .tudrm body ami loculi, » on - "Swe death last Jul, cl.«
• Wjrem —f Htw With I he M-
lege Through Johnson Dr Dougla*
iaunt bd-it the Blue Ho*e teams uslo
mtt-r collegiate * porta activity
Pr«-,ulrnl Brown said in an
ntuncing the trustee decision Us
name Pi * mast recent building the
A two-day meH.ng «l the
jrvmijl 9es*i<»e >•( ’he Laurm* Bap.
jlso w hi
County Baptists
In Two-Day Session
tut A**K .. 1 ion |» u •erwajr. begin-
•si.!'
life
mngs-tenUi.W^.lvy^Sew
»-*« **»' :7!L\m rrSmlTZlerm
d»)s
T>»- genial dynamic Dr Dm
dedlcwted the be*! efforts u4 hi
to the itevelapmem of Prrsbyti-nai
pnes.’m-*! Hspti*' 1 huitn
rr»f ' ^ r * l ‘' im. memot, (w dm «u, cWWn
' J W .be o-esum-- 2J? *“
Alii Im. featured in *a '
throU*h*-Al 'hr twr ej b, ,h,
imbmI
included Ui mlat**
tfcr Rev < C Baker, who debsen-d ^,j Hr Mten AatemenU al the rr*idt»
thr onwcioiional sermon -peaking t hi Irrtimi
al 11 gg a m . and the Re» Tft—y Al the nmd iltctmi ^nahted dec
L«wrriwr of l man » lir»t napltft t«r% will vole upon the adaptwn er
Church bringing *n addrrw ei ^ jrwHwtuntt to thr lew
es*iai^l*»m at . Sd p m stittitiaei an prwsided m the fa.lwsi
TW Rev K w t ippedgr w »che- ^ JOINT RE* tUTlo.Vs
doled Us preach the dactnnal *er- f
nww, Thurs^iv at 11 U» a
KepuCU *ill
i «nru» M i\*r!l ' tuklren * H'tnr
Uiurvrv* Rdpl.*t \*rm6i> Non
A,, School training Union WW
cooperative program and other To yualdicalmno For Suffrage Of
Baptibt mmituumal wurk l ertain Ministers and Teachers. So
Th<- Kev Alvin B«m*nr pasUe of .A* To Allow Spouses Of These Mm
Lucas Avr Bapti*t (hurch. Lau t>urs And Teacher* To Vole After
ren* i» mudrrjtur of the Aasocia i t.e Same Period Of KesidefM r A >
twr and presiding ov»*r the *e* lU-quired For Their Husband* or
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[Amondminl To Secti— 4 tai Ot Sth
Dele 11 Of The C
siotk* H H M«mrue is clerk
Wivei.
No. 2
A Joint Kesdutton Proponing An
Amendment To Section 20 Of Ar-
netit Domain By The Incorporated
Municipalities Or Housing Author
ities In Charleston And Spartan
burg Counties For Such Purposes
No 7
( narlestoo t ouni>
A Joint Resolution Proposing An
Amendment To Article V. Section
21. Of The Con-dilution Of South
( arolma. 1**5. Relating To Thr Jur
isdiction IN Mag.strati s So A* To
•ncrease Thr JurtadtctKai In Civil
( ases of The Magistrates t N t har
■<stun Count) To Rhere The Value
(If The Property In Controversy Or
Amount l laime., (* N«g More Than
Two Hundred And Fifty Dollar*
No. •
Norry Conmy
A JoMM Hr*oiution Pi
Amendromt To Article
t. onstMutiun in South
To Add A New Section R
Author tie The Genera!
To Em poser The Board of Com
muuoMNm Of Mkrry Count)! To At
*•*• Abutting Real Property R OJun
five Miles *N Any Mumnpuhty For
The Purpose of Patmg And 1m
prwsuig Rood* Or Highway* In The
Area
No •
Urooee I oaol*
A Joou Resohdaon Proponing An
Amendment To Sortion S Of Article
A • W The l oaoUtmion Ro Aa To
Pros ids A Limitation l poo The
Bonded Indebtedness i N Oconee
< <n*My
No. m
Tort County
A Joum Resolution Proposing An
Amendment To Srctton M Of ArUrlr
111 Of The C Pmlftilkitmi
SftfWt'icd ioJiW'ft C. mmrtmmg C'cftjNMft
Suiiyert* so A* To Allow The Klim
laatmn Of Tahrs Roves By Special
Act la York C aunty
Managers Of Election
The follow mg Manager* of Elec
tmn have been appointed to bold
the election at the various precinct*
in the said County
Bailey Precinct—Mrs W B Ra
mage. Rt 2. Laurens; Mr* T J
„ , . Copeland. Rt 2. Laurens. Mr*
^V Of lW C^Uon. Relating Ruth N GambreU. Rt. 2. Laurens
Barksdale-Narme—J C Bram-
Nont E Ol I 1 ECTION
STATE <>i snt Til •' ARi'l IN X
County of Laurens
Notice is hereby given that the To Magistrates. So As To Permit
General Election for Slate and C'oun- The General Assembly To Fix Their | ett pt l Gray Vourt B r'" t
ty will be held at the voting pre- Terms Of Oflice And To Provide Todd. R, 1 Gray Court J A ^
emits fixed by law in the County For The Filling Of Vacancies Todd Rt 1 Gray Court
aforesaid on Tuesday. November 4. No. 3 Brewerton—Clifton H Hall, Box
1958. said day being Tuesday fol- A Joint Resolution Proposing A 272. Ware Shoals; Henry Ballentine,
lowing the first Monday, as pre- New Section Of The Constitution To Rt 1 Ware Shoals; Curtis fi!
scribed by the State Constitution. Be Known As Section 6-A, Of Ar- Young, Box 71, Ware Shoals
Before Die hour fixed for opening tide VIII, Providing An Optional Clinton No. 1—V. P. Adair, Clin-
the polls Managers and Clerks must Method Of Liquidating Bonded Debt ton; Jo Ann Plaxico, Clinton; Doris
take and subscribe to the constitu- Incurred Prior To Extension Of Redd, Clinton; John J. Clark, Clin-
lional oath The Managers elect Limits Of Cities Or Towns. ton. *'
their Chairman and Clerk. No. 4. 7 Clinton N. 2—Rawlinson E. Mar-1
The polls shall be opened at such A Joint Resolution Proposing An tin, Clinton; Miss Kate Milam, Clin-
voting places as shall be designated, Amendment To Section 9 Of Article ton; Mrs. Nene Workman, Clinton;
at 8 o’clock in the forenoon, and V Of The Constitution Of This State, Mrs. James P. Sloan, Clinton,
close at 6 o’clock in the afternoon of Relating To The Compensation Of Clinton Mill—Joe P. Terry, Clin
Rt I Gray Court. W M Pitta.
Rt 2. La ureas; M L McDaniel.
Rt 3. Laurens
Hopewell—R P Dirkaon. Clin
ton; Don Boyd. Clinton; Charles
Workman, Kinards
Joanna—W W Ntver. Jr.. Joan
na; Mrs Nonme Belle Clarke, Jo
anna. Mrs Sara Byars, Joanna
Jones' Store—Gladys R. Cook.
Fountain (nn; Harold L. Thomp
son. Fountain Inn; Margaret J.
•Lott, Fountain Inn.
Lanford — Mrs Lucy Patterson,
Lanford, Mrs Martha Blakely., Rt.
1. Enoree: Mrs Joyce Kennedy. 1
Lanford ,
Laurens Ward 1—Mrs. Maude Da
venport. Laurens; Mrs Mararet H.
Bishop, Laurens; Mrs Ann Cook.
Laurens; Mr^ Zelone Bryson, Lau
rens
Laurens Ward 2—Fred Walker,
Laurens; Bob Lee. Sr., Laurens;
Mrs Horace Gray, Laurens.
Laurens Ward 3— Mrs. Jack
Walker, Laurens; Joe B. Medlock.
l^uirens; Mrs Dial Gray,, Laurens.
Laurens Ward 4—C. A BramleP.
Laurens; J. C. Godsey, Laurens;
Mrs. Grace Montgomery, Laurens.
Laurens Ward 5—Mrs. J H.
Wharton. Jr., Laurens; Mrs Ro
berta Hill, Laurens; Mrs Verner
Gillespie, Laurens
Laurens Ward f>—Mrs. Flora J.
White, Laurens Mrs. Bessie Chil-
dres, Laurens; Mrs Albert Ste
phens, Laurens.
Long Branch—Mrs Joe Poole, Rt.
1, Clinton; Mrs. Sam Compton. Rt.
1. Clinton; Mrs. C. D. Benjbmin,
Jr.. Rt. 1, Clinton.
Lydia Mill—Mrs Lucille Tram
mell. Lydia Mills, Clinton; E C
Huffstetler. Lydia Mills. Clinton;
Miss Mary Johnson, Lydia Mills,
Clinton.
Maddens—Mrs. Walter Moore. Rt
2. Laurens; Miss Carrie Langston.
Rt 2, Laurens Mrs J D Sullivan,
Rt. 2, Laurens
Mema—Mrs Sarah Mahon, Gray
Court: Rev. W A Baldwin. Gray
Court. Marvin Ross. Owmgs
Mt. Olive—H M. Cooper. Water
loo Mr* Lois Chapman, Waterloo;
Mis Lillie Jones. Waterloo
Mt Pleasant — Wheeler Nelson
Rt 2. Laurens. John C. Moore. Rt
2. Laurens J R' Knight, Rt 2.
Laurens
Mount ville — Mrs L T Walts,
Mountville. Mrs L R Adam*.
Mount v ill«- Nellie M Goodman.
Mountville
Ora—W. T Blakely. Ora. S B
Fleming. Ora. Mr* Craig Hunter.
Gray Court
Owing*—Mr* A F Cook. Ow
ing* Jame* Pesfen Owing*. A F
Cook, Owing*
Pleasant Mound-Mr* E K Rid
die. Rt 2. Gray Court, Mr* Cla
fence Rnttoa. Rt 2. Gray Court.
Mr* Marvin Putnam Rt 2. Gray
Court
Pupiar Snag* Gwrga Godfrey.
Rt 2. Rare Shoal* John Mitchell
Rt 2. Lauren* Roy dm MMcheB
Hi In VI ATT Shoal*
Princeton IT A Babb Prmcn
tan. R A ESedge. Prtnretan Ag
no* R Babb. INwreian
Renan Janwn D Netghbnr* Rt
No 2 t lint an. f C ; Mr* Mann*
Ray Rt No 2 Cbamn ft C ; Mr*
Janie* M Cupetaad ir Rl Mo E
ClaMoa ft C"
Shady Gr*w e - Robert C Froabba
Rt No t fcmof* ft C » Daval T
Pnt* Rt No t. clanoa ft C.. Baa
mre Jebanon. Rt No 1 Chnaan
ft C
ShiUh F F H»B*an Rt 1 Gray
Canrt J A Siaipmn Rt L Gray
Conrt C E RaRace Rt |, Gray
Canrt
Mew art * Stare—Carte A Mugbe*
Ft Ian. V D Stawart Ft Ina
H M Cm*. Ft fern
Tip Top—T F Small Ratoetaa
ft F Vtatabor Watertao i arrefl
t arhorougb Waterloo
Trinity Ridge—J W TVmlry Rt
3 Laarem. Gary Gibb* Rt ft,
Lauren*. Here hot W Wilaaa Rl 3.
Lauren*
Ratertoo—R Gay South Water
knt. Joe Neil. Raterlou* Mr* D C
Smith Waterloo •
RattaviUe—R" T. Lanford Lour
en*. T E Couch. Lauren*. J. H
Farmer. Laurens
Woodville—T M Keilett Owing*.
William Wham. Owing*. B V Gray.
Owing*.
Votings — Tyra Manley. Gray
Court. Mrs. Exelle Knight, Gray
Court; H. B Gossette. Gray Court.
The Managers at each precinct
named above are requested to dele
gate one of their number to secure
the boxes and blanks for the election
anytime after Oct. 30, at the Court
House in Laurens.
JAMES D. WASSON
GEORGE L. PHINNEY
P. B MITCHELL
Commissioners Of Elections
for Laurens County, S. C.
ton; William Terry, Clinton; Mrs.
Lucile Taylor, Clinton.
Cook’s Store—T. R. Patton, Rt. j
2, Fountain Inn; W R. Bailey, Rt.
2, Fountain Inn; Ernest Cook, Foun-
the day of election, except that in Justices Of The Supreme Court And
Aiken County the polls shall remain Judges Of The Circuit Court, So As
open until 7 p m., and shall be held To Eliminate Therefrom The Prohi-
open during these hours without in bition Against Increase Of Such
termission or adjournment, and the Compensation During Their Contin-
Managers shall administer to each uance In Office. And To Provide ,ai ” * nn -
person offering to vote oath that he That Their Compensation Upon Re-‘ ( ross Hdl Joseph H. Shealy,
is qualified to vote at this election, tirement Shall Be Fixed By Law ( 0)55 Harold Austin, Cross
according to the Constitution of this And Shall Not Be Diminished Dur- A Simpson. Cross Hill
Slate and that he has not voted ing Such Retirement. i* nld Af t ? re ^ B % , R w Rt,dd ^: R *
. . l^rmi rrnm i 1 Ware Slmnl*. J Y Martin Rt 1,
during thu election l^mal < urtiiuU—al Amebdmrm*
The Manager* have the power to No. S "* y”*, U„., J Y
fill a vacancy, and if none of the Rambrng Conmy *• ^T* 1 * „
ta Dials—Mus Emma Hama. Gray
R O William* Gray
Gray
I. FbOhp*. Rt ». W*
ft H i mpar Rl t Low
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