The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 30, 1958, Image 1
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Vd. 59 —No. 44
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, October 30, 1958
Charles Baker, 32, resident of the community south
of Clinton off Highway 72, has been released on bond of
$600 after having been taken in by sheriffs officers
Thursday night for having in possession and transport
ing ten cases, 60 gallons, of bootleg liquor.
Baker was arrested after a short chase from High
way 72 to a county road in the area by Sheriff Wier,
Deputies H. R. Jones, George Blackwell, and Horace
Mitchell, shown in the photo.
The 1950 Buick automobile Baker was driving was
confiscated, sheriffs officers said.
Confiscate
Liquor, Car
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To Vote Tuesday
Hospital Referendum
Faces Voters of County
Voter* Of School District X will
Physicians of Area
Endorse New Hospital
County and pay for W by impoamt
laws on property o»iwr» in the
(hat net
It has been proposed that a 5*bed
hospital I* cost approximately tl.
000 000 he built With proreads * a
tttojtt hand issue and t«M M» te
by federal < Hull.Burton)
S. C.
We. the
doctor* of Cliatea sad Jaaaaa. aeuld like to
rv eommaaMy bsapMal for lower laar
ana ('aunty We feat that enefe a peafret woold be a major advaar*
meat In tbr pracrees of medtral rare tor oar area. pnrttraUrty wttfe
regard to Us abUUy to meet the fntare needs ef ear prefir.
"Oar lappml I* based soiety sa the raaetrttaa that sorb a bsapusl
Take It Easy,
Police Dept. Asks
The police department of Clin-
too urge* and earnestly request*
the cooperation of all cidzem,
both young and old, on Halloween
night, October 31.
The department asks that any
celebration on this night be lim
ited to children under Junior High
School age and that these chil
dren have some supervision.
It is requested that all properly
be respected and not destroyed or
damaged.
“Let's all lu^ve a good time and
not cause any trouble for any
one,’’ police officials said.
Criminal Court
Jurors Are Drawn
,r
Names of thirty-six prospective
jurors were drawn Tuesday by thj
jury commissioners for service dur
ing a one-week term of criminal
court to begin in Laurens on Nov.
10.
| The jurors are:
M. G. Burdette, Tip Top, C. T.
Farmer, Lydia Mill; B L. Craw
ford, Tip Top; Thomas C. Hawkins.
Si T^r„ L Ja B r? SI: Association Officers
Clinton Mill; Horace BCadden. Brew-
erton; T. H. Douglas. Narnic; A. E
Smith, Jr.. Mt. Olive; Otis Aber
crombie, Shiloh, John H Nabors j
Laurens; Fred Hayes. Joanna
Also. J. D. Tumblin. Hickory Tav
ern, W F. Williams. Lanford Sta
tion. John P Kellett. Laurens Mill
Wesley Knight. Youngs. Harold
Hendrix. Mt Pleasant L R He!
lams. Hickory Tavern. C. L. Elb
son. Joanna, P L. Adair. Bailey;
J. D Thackston Cook's Store Al j
bert B Wmgo. Young* Earle John
son. Shady Grove; Roy B Summer j
al. 1-aurens
Also L V Bunto.i Bailey Roy
Bum ('tinttin lltll M T Tumblin
Owuigs James C Gall man. Lydia
Mill. John A Hill. Darnel* Store
Huuttufi Craalard Popiar Springs
Jo* Mania Ora. WaMaie L Orr.
R B l>*w* Watts Mill
Nimrod Seem. Pnarotoa
W Aadetma Clmtoa J L
Community Concert
At Dinner Monday
Here are officers of the Hinton Community Concert Association shown
at a dinner Monday night to kick off a memi>ersh p cumpai^n ^xtendme
through Saturday. Front row: Mws Rebecca S[H*ake, treasurer; Mrs. Lewis
Hay, secretary; Mrs. J. Henderson Pitt.% vice pres,dent: Mrs. Andrew How
ard, dinner chair an; b&ck row; ( laiuie A. t rocker, r..-- ership t>-t. hair-
man; Dr. Carl Wessinger. vue president; Mrs. Jam* > K. \\ Jfe. concert and
appointments chairman; Le«»n Harreison. renres^ntau.*.* i .mumty Con-
certg of New York: and L. V. Powell.‘vice president a. i -'hhi ership chair
man.—Photo by Dan Yarborough.
Hospital Consultant
Says Resources Ample
' ll I* tb* CMsIdirrd apintoa af ibis ufficr. ibat far l^urrn* ( •uniy
krparato hospltj! Im UHir% «*uld hr brtirr. Il was tuund lit si I hr
l-aorrs* ( mmi* Hosfitsi haskaNy srrvr* I hr upprr v Iton *t I «ur
ras (Mialy aad Utot br Ibrrr rtisiinr h«sp.i..l» BUi«* k CUair Has*
llaspitol and I hr Jaaaaa Hospital, hash alt* srrvr I hr laarr %r% ilaa at
l-aorrss ( awoty (INstrui Na. Mi.
Ibrrr m as garsltoa bM mat Ibrrr is amplr (Mas .c.tsa soft • kal
mrdkal stofl aad ad.-qy t r rraaamy to srrvr a basptial at apprs.t
matri* SO brds to iMstrkl \a M. This aptelaa af r«wrsr is baard as
Ibr fart that (hr ibrrr rttottox baspitais aawld hr aUl.- 4 to <«< It
ihrtr artlvlllrs alihta ibr ara haapi al
JktgHK B NORM
Closes Saturday
Sign Members
For Concert Roll
M. D
U. D
City Tai Books
Ifo Open On Nov. I
92% Raised
Tax
a« ha
At Presbyterian
Jones Is Named
Athletic Director
* to painted a* Utot
m Diatnrt M will have three
on law ballot* aa which to
vote. White to ather ^
county only Mto ballot will br umd
which bran two quartern
Voters in District 56 will .newer
the foUowiag quertioo
“Do you favor a separate htwpital
for School District 56 and the addi
tional levy at at least seven mills on
said district for the construction of
the hospital and any additional levy
on said district which may be neces
sary for the operation and mainte
nance of same?”
Voters at all precincts in the
county (including District 56) will
answer two questions
“Do you favor a new, more cen
trally located hospital to serve all
of Laurens County and the neces
sary tax levy for the construction
and operation of same?”
“Do you favor continuing our
present rogram of operation of the
Laurens County Hospital on a coun
ty -wide basis?”
The movement for a new Hospital
to serve residents of District 56 re
ceived unanimous support at a
mass meeting of citizens several
weeks ago. Physicians of the area
have advocated and endorsed the
Chest Drive Is
Nearing Goal
Thr nr» y >r*.itu4ttl Clntixt Cum
mumty < nm*rt A*>tortote»n uttu i-ti
I) began da membership ilrive with
a kn kuff dinner held at the Pr**v
byuriaa 4 <4]<-ge (hn.nz hall dunuaj.
rngit* a* . •> ctuek
Avprev.maiety Ba oucxerv Iraas
Ute k htoun Lauren* Nev orny Mew
*#fc prv mpM to hear t •xapauiat»
«.uw*e*U rt*.r*'< ■>*!• e. IwVto .ia •
.e i* n, eaidaui tbe C*w*rai«gu*.y Ca 1
w p*aa and to raw It* > • <i«*aig*>
uiatrwrttoaa from membership
tkotf maa Verma punefi
k<-mbrt Uup* are aww bevag aw
Lai amuuM
hr known
It Is empti
card* l*ir U:
enable ’he s
mt) t
t die, tiiteie
.v* ipr«m ty
t oir.M m.i
**» a*o«toa*e
An
j <1
>e nbervlup
M wdl aino
d C am mu
m> tireea
*
ftokag to
Cbato to at per crwl af a* StoJBi kl
Dm# Cbawauw llowarvt amaa.
day » refo g wfgml every
««
*d rv
Jacque B Norman, recognized
of Greenville,
of tho prwpoowd new
direction of the athletic department.
Frank Jones came to Presbyte
rian College in August. 1957. as
coach of the Blue Hose gndmen. He
brought with him for hit start in
the college field a reputation aa one
toward to*
Ihai time
PC athletic director
at Cardoto (Ga I High for
Iwa year* before going to Decatur
»n Ml t ndaunuvi by to* first year
record at Presbyterian, which saw
the Hoar men tie one game and tear
eight, he haa ted hu team to an ia
premive comeback this *00*00 with
a 4-2 record thus far.
President Brown emphasized once
more the severe blow suffered by
Presbyterian College and athletics
everywhere with the death of Dr
Johnson. His name had become
synonymous with high sportsman
ship in 43 years of service to PC and
to the youth of South Carolina.
Dr. Brown pointed out, however,
that Frank Jones had worked close
ly with Johnson and was the type of
man he would have wanted to suc
ceed him.
Jones is married to the former
Jean Butts, daughter of Georgia
Coach Wally Butts, and they have
three children.
County PC Alumni
To See Team Movies
Action movies of PC’s stunning
upset of Lenior-Rhyne will be fea
tured at a meet nig of alumni and
friends of Laurens County in the
Presbyterian College dining hall
next Tuesday night at 7:10
Frank Jones, head football coach
Clmfon High JHA'i
Enjoy Program On
German Foods, Customs
ha* givew it:
ywash
work
■My K>
af the Fu
accord awe. with the stale FRA
theme. “Undentxudtog Our Neigh
boo at Home and Abroad ”
•
Thr group was entertained with
a hula dance by Nancy Thackston
after which the association officer*
and other members received FHA
pins
Miss Louise Speake is reporter for
the group.
t A 14
cry bay
weramo* of hu
2 A IS year
part time after
him wader 0»*j
tr
2 The people of ebatoa and Lydia
Lot too Mills mlH-itlng tla*m»elv«w.
almad doubled thru tost year's to
tal
4 Ard a colored ctflzen dv-tcr-
nunrd to *how his appreciation ft*
the work of the tTinton Contmunitv
Chest, pledged 50 cents per week
from his 125 weekly earning*
Smith said the total present stands
at $18,473 04. and the final wrapup
is scheduled for the report meeting
next Tuesday at 9:30 a. m at tbe
Mw*4'**e He added
peepli- bate dator mch
1 brtag w* Ute* ebur ta
daw »eey oMrb ap
rord* have aol yet
wd • by awhvtdwal work
by bwuarw* ba—i tww
I we ewrweuly wrgv ail al
the** prrwar* te twtnpAv# vtatr w»
Mci at MW* and rvpwel nr%t T'wwWay
It*.nr are tomt wvftay ««.*••**»
r.w lew «ute*te'ie* wharh are ■~«i*..il
mg wa tbe v wmm«**Mty v brst at pm
vole ftowlt to cwntmoe Iberr nrrvtM*
to t baton are (ItaiMi 1 aatidae
4 owned. AateTKaa H«m (rtm* t or
erf hwriely Swctrty of t nppkd
Ltwldien aad .Atiufiv Hl.<- Mslit*
Cwwncii af Boy Scwwlv iaru»iaa»
I'aMwd. Fair* irw AkwbulM KrhalMli
Ulain Ceajrr. tntted Cerebral Pal
•y. Salvation Army and Loral Re
lief and Administration
( INCHEON TUESDAY
A luncheon meeting uf the Ladle*
Golf Association will be held on
Tuesday. November 4. at 12 30 at
Lakeside Country Club, Members
are asked In call %Irs. Carroll W
Copeland for reservations
breed w l
baton JatoMto 1, eaevn*
Newberry.
Ktoard* CTaas Hill *ad
Maangvdfo
Dane have brew wa pi
■rvew tea*
r* for adaa «toaber«atp
aad tbrwe k
slat* tee towtrak* A prw
vmm 4 tft
eve to faar taw* i'rs -»
tar tor year aarh to b*
held at the new Thoraaeti Hrphai
-J A
m mm***
*
H/i
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A Febraary eaacevt wdl be given
by hadsae (<totorr *aprami af tbe
MetfpaiOar < Iprra wtot hwo brewas*
anew a la todbana m Aatorna and
E'trwfw inraagb eawreel rads* atol
UtrvMtoto appear M •rii Mi
Nm *rtA«filkA4»
\i ttoAb Ksc Xwm rtt (in #r SImvv evt*
t» miH br ebuara IW cbmr «i
br ibftb Afkflh r li lirfll tbr t*>
Hampton School FT A
• a Meet On 4th
(he Novewibri meeting of tbr
Ilampion Avenue School Parent
Teacher Association will he heb*
Tuesday evening the 4th at 8 00
p m
An interesting and informative
program has been planned After
the group avembles for a short bus
iness session, individual grade dis
t us ion groups will be led by the
teacher*.
A door prize will be given .
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wdl pwbtMize tw dal** «f itomr etto
carta m order tbal
take fall od- onZage uf lto«
Hradgaarter • tor tor
caatpaign are awatod al HwtH Mary
Maagrwe Aay*ato aurraiad m mb
Utaaig « toenberutep card a*a> tad
tbe btoaf or uwe mt th* aCfear* dal
•d ttofow The t iitraig i ebues a
I u t tork kotwrday Nw* |. ,
w»« mhet• t, apci«*a*«» top
crptevj a. mr Lvai .abc No
partoetoawre tvcie** atM m «8d for
on) af lb* canreru
The Caatoa i —art
A*mo i.ii«ei wa-* ut gitoird bapiawb
ber 24 by a graufv ml cacaana totoe
* •ted u »a *.i..* maaarto pragraaaa
to togb catatee 4> otlalde -jeady
tMbrers to tb* aasonatMa are
w liluMB u kind Jr praatomn Dr
•N A’arl Aa*v.at«-.. f*>«4 vie* ptwo
■fowl. Ik * J li nilrriaa Pnu Jr .
irpand vir* fa- >-*i*wl. L VmMW
PawHL third tizw picaadrat Ifo*.
Lew i* S Hop *-ere»jry. Hr* A*
drew a tl*aw>d. vorrewpantaewi
Mia* Rn«..a peak., (r*a*arwr. L
Seiitoa Pwwtt! i .. i:iaet*i ip chair
mao Hr* awine* E A ode ~<-i
1 laude A t roe.er me rsbip cu-
ctiairaton. Icu I Pievaar. pabi.tuy
a*wto. ^ tei» v-Mirvw b Howard,
dinner chairman, tof* James E
Holle cvMRei. jUW appuiM.iit-nt
chairmou. teis* Luva McDu.iaid.
fbornat-H r.ieurntoti *
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Home Demonstration
Council Meets Today
At Hickory Tavern
The annual meeting of the Lau
rens County Home Demonstration
Council will be hehi today (Thurs
day) aP'the Hickory Tavern school
Tie meeting was originally sche
duled to meet at Shiloh Methodist
Church but due to work being done
on the church building it has been
moved to the Hickory Tavern
school The Shiloh Home Demon
stration dug is host club for the
meeting
Refreshments will be served start
ing at 3 00 p in . and the program
wdl begin at 3:30 Dr W M Mc-
Lawhorn. Jr., of Fountain Inn. will
be the .uest speaker and Perry
Simpson wdl entertain the group
with hi> ventriloquist act Goate
.for the coming >.\»r will be given
by the various departmental chair
men
Piedmonr Area Meet
At Whitten Village
Complete Training
At Jackson, Bliss
Pictured bhokp err mr\m member* of Batten B. 107th AAA K*. th*
local NaUoaal Guard aait. who have recently cmapfetrd *<« munths artrir
•taffy far traiaitac under the Reaen* Forrai Art uf IMS TWir tratnmtf n
(tabbed tutolr cwtobal tra*aM0 al PWt Javhaoto, aad ad%aara*i iad-vodoa
traiwiwp at Fwt BBaa Tea** iarft to r»ab! tpaat fw: |Nt Jorb 0 Phbrr*
I^l« Jnlka t* t%toa«ay. Pvt. IfoanAO f i'ttmm. Phi Aina L M~~ baek
t Ibftoto C. Obptooet. Ft- B^narO A (jpwtoan 1%t k^NlOu ¥ ItaMb
l^k Mt t * L. Maffoaaanw ^tat. fftHMap IA. T^ribb atoO ^k M^tonc M a».a
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