The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 27, 1958, Image 1
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we celebrate
For Thanksgjying
Clinton to Join
In Union Service
A union Thanksgiving service will
be held on Thursday morning at 10
o’clock, bringing together member.;
of churches in the Clinton area
The service is sponsored by the
Ministerial Association. *
Guest speaker will be Dr. R. Bryce
Herbert, superintendent of the
Greenwood District of the Methodist
Church. 1
Preriui.ig will be the Rev. Wil
liam E. Moreau, pastor of the Lydia
P.ejbyterian Church.
An uffei in^ will be taken for
Thom well Orphanage
Ministers of the city will take
part in the service
hollowing is the program:
Organ Prelude—• Pilgrim’s Chor
us" (Wagner).
Call to Worship — "To God On
High Be Tnanks ami Praise" (De-
cius).
Scriptural Call to Worship — Mr
Moreau.
Clinton To Close
For Thanksgiving
with the rest of the
Funeral Services
For Earl Woodruff
Wednesday At 3:30
Thomas Earl W’oodruff, 59. passed
away early Tuesday morning at the
Veterans Hospital, Oteen. N C.,
where he had been ill for the past
two months. He had been in declin
ing health for a year.
He was the son of Mrs. Florra
Davis Woodruff and the late Elijah
Responsive Reading No. 25, “The' Thomas Woodruff He was a brick
Invocation—Rev. J. H. Darr.
Choral Response — ‘‘Almighty
Father’,’ (Lysberg) — Choir. First
Baptist Church.
Hymn 490—‘Come, Ye Thankful
People, Come.”
CllfltM.
country, wiL
as a Kohday.
Testimony of the Redeemed”—led
by Mr. Moreau.
Hymn 494—"Thanksgiving Hymn.”
Scripture—Rev. L. Allen Wertz.
Prayer—Rev. W. Redd Turner
Hymn 492—“We Gather Togeth
er.”
Doxology
Offering. Offertory—"Meditation”
from "Thais” (Massenet).
Prayer of Dedication—Rev. Mil
ford J. Sanders.
Anthem, "Now Let Every Tongue
Adore Thee" (Bach >—Choir.
Introduction of Speaker — Rev.
Joel E Cannon
Message and Prayer — Rev R
Bryce Herbert
mason He was in the Naval Air
Force from 1942 until 1945. serving
in the States and the Pacific area.
In addition to his mother, he is
survived by two brothers and five
sisters: O C Woodru/if of this city;
H. H. Woodruff, of Sarasota, Fla.;
Mrs T Earl Rice, of Greenville;
Mrs. L W Rawl, of Williamsburg.
Va.; Mrs Edward Alwine. of Land-
(Flrr (Minton (Mirmtirlc
Vol. 59 — No. 48
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, November 27, 1958
’Old Timers’ Club 01
Clinton-Lydia Mills
A<¥s Fiaht Members
“The intelligent use of talents the
Almighty has given us is God’s
measure of man’s success in life,"
said Dr John McSween. spenke-
at the third annual Clinton-Lydia
Mills "Old Timers” service award
dinner Friday evening.
President P S Bailey expressed
over Hills. Md.; Mrs Russell Mize, his gratitude to all the long^service
of Sarasota, Fla . and Mrs J B employees for the many contribu-
Arnold of this city tions they have made through devo-
Funeral services wdl be conduct Gon to their jobs, their commum
ed Wedneslay alternoon at 3 30 p Ges. and to the company He paused
m at Gray Funeral Home toy the during his brief remarks to call the
Rev Joel E Cannon, pastor of gathering s attention to the section
Broad Street Methodist Church In pn>*ram dedicated to the de
Hymn L53—"For the Beauty of the ter men t *11 be in Rusemont feme- ( ‘ r ***d nv-mbers of the club and to
New
Earth " tary.
Benediction "The Lord Bless You Pallbearers will be R B Amick.
and Keep You < Lutkia)—Choir Howard Watkins Furman Frady.
Organ postlude — "March” <Pe Llewelyn Clark, Rolte Clarke, and
troll >. Braxton Dutton
35 Years as Coach
wfl be ' —
m Ttanksgitiog service wtU
at M a m at the First
Church sponsored hy the
Asnorintim The sermon
•ill hr by Dr R Bryce Herbert.
District «f the Methadiat Church
The annual Thnufcsgtviag Day
McMillian to Be
Cited at Game
and am S1AA crown aver
And tdeay. reach Mac has retired
except track He
recognize the retired member-,
present He then presented engraved
watches and yeweled service award
pins to eight new members who
completed 25 years of continuous
service this year. They were:,Od
Wdl* Kmard Grvoer
and Charlie Barker of CUn-
taa. Mart SatlarfioM. J. B. Neal.
Mrs Alice McCrary, and J David
Word of LftfU
Mr Word apahe for the incoming
members when he amd. We greotly
appreciate the watrhm and pms we
received Uwught at this lovely dm
B a very high
a member at flu*
hiv
Members Join Clinton-Lydia Old Timers
Ninety-mven "(Md Timers,” active and retired, wen
honored, and eijrht new members admitted at Clinton-
I.ydia Mills' “Old-TimersGlib** banquet Friday night at
'thomuell D.n.nir Hall President P. S. Bailey (left!
Ceaanted engraved watches and jeweled service
Club
pin
to the follow inff eight. wh<
continuous service: (fmm lef
Satterfield. J. havid Word. J
McCravey; Clinton members,
Kmard. itrover Sanders and Chi
Han Yarboroufh
e completed 25 yi
1 Lydia rm-mtiers
B. Neal ami Mr-
thhtest Th
Bar
Mar
Alice
aa, Willie
-Photo bv
Aa
am
a
attan" by Mrs Kate Riddle aa be
half of the club s members
J • Triplet— vice pr—deel of
at Will the nulls served aa
Kohler Co. Attorney
To Address Lions
Club Friday Night
of the legal staff of
Company of WUcoaam. will
he the Speaker at a mowing of the
Clwl— laons Club Friday evening
He m Lyman C Conger, chairman
of the company s management com
mi tier in charge of industrial rela
tions and collective harfauuag In
charge at ah legal matters and liti
County Receives
$2,595.97 In Taxes
On Seer And Wine
Vww-pTOMdret Robert M Vl
traduced the i prober The taveca
U— was by Clyde R
The ihnnri wan held m the Tharw-
dtaftw
Julie Soltek Homed
LYMAN C. CONGER
gation arising out of industrial re
lations. he is also assistant secre
tary of the company.
The Kohler Company is one of the
largest in its field of manufacturing
enameled iron and vitreous china
plumbing fixtures The company
also makes brass fittings, electric
, air-cooled engines and pre-
controls
Kohler Company recently
B
Mr C« pr M the man who Wd
Coach Mac. aa ho la aflectionatr
ly known to the hundreds at young
men who have played under him.
began his coaching career at Pros
bytctian College in 1S23 Since that
time he has coached five different
sports, giving spocial emphasis to
four of these, and produced some
of the brightest stars and the moat
colorful teams in the annals of PC
athletics
It was this cagey innovator who
introduced into the Southeast the
now universally used T-formatkm
football offense He installed it im
meditaely after becoming head grid
iron coach at PC in 1941.
Coach McMillian. at this time, al
ready was serving as head track
coach, head baskteball coach and
freshman football coach. And he
also has coached baseball on oc
casions during his 35 years here
Each team, no matter what the
sport, has exhibited that special Me-
M Uian flair for swift action and
wide-open play that carries extra
appeal for the spectator.
Lonnie S. McMillian starred as
fullback and end on Walter John-
so’ns first PC footbal Ream in 1915
moved on to All-State honors in this
and other sports before graduating
in 1921 after two-year Navy service
in World War I. He then coached
two years at Clinton High School
and Thornwell Orphanage, and join
ed the Blue Hose staff in 1923
Sports activity has whirled about
him at Presbyterian Among his top
varsity roles, he served as head
basketball coach fur 19 years (from
to IBM) and he dheeted the
^ P tt cam
(IBU IBM).
First Returns On
Christmas Seals i
Show $2,395 Sa'es
First rrturn- from the •’hrtslmaa
Seal sales la ramhet tuberrutu*
•ha* si 3a5 aa raised th— far m
Latirvna Ceurty
hales Chair m— F P THnmps—
at Laurens today made this repart
— the fir *1 opemag at return —
'*4apes last Bwbuidsy He said
the second apaomg will hr held this
Wednesday and weekly thereafter
through < hrulmaa No goal has
brew ss< but he hape« the final taRy
* dt escred Last yrar't avera’I total
'.t (7 rw
Mrmberft at the committee hand
ling the rmrtupr opening are Dr
A A Knight chairman, and Mrs
R H Roper and Dr G W t'ua
ting ham
The fight against tuberculoai*
me—while continue* from day to
day in Laurens fount) Henry M
Fans, of Laurens, chairman at the
On Johnson Field
PC, Newberry to Clash
Thursday in Derby Game
Christmas Parade
On Next Thursday
—ly has rerievsd 12.
3»r Owm the S—* (arsbnj
Tax Commum— « Ms share of the Secretory PrCSS Group
July-September quarter roBectwns Julie Bobck of flint— High
at the state tax — beer and wine Schmot am named rutary M
- ^ Ihstnct IV Scholadic Press Asaocia
Paymnrts to the counties totaled Thuru^y^ ^ m S * Mr1anbur *
S116 9H 4# Cities and towns in the The daughter of Mr. and Mrs
state also received payments total Julian Bolick. she is feature editu' i^m-rns County Tuberrulusis Aaso
mg $133,701 04 The state retained of The Sentinel Clinton High School ciatioa. announced that 3 717 ched
$1,220,574 in the general fund student newspaper \ rays had been taken in the coun
ty dur.ng the recent program These
GOLF ASSOCIATION TO MEET KINDERGARTEN TO CLOSE revealed one definite vise of the
The Ladies Golf Association of The Kindergarten of the Firs* disease and 22 other possible cases
Lakeside Country Club will hold P’-eubyterian Church will be closed ,«•'erred to more complete exami-
their regular luncheon Tuesday. De Thursday and Friday in observance i.i, 0 1 Tlw X-rays also disclusisl
cember 2 at 12 30 For reservations of Thanksgiving, it is announced by 128 other pathology cases involving
call Mrs George Cor nelson the director. Mrs Jasper Rowland, heart and tumor
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Chmima* paradr m
>r nest Thursday after
Dec 4
ums for the ev—t have
way for several weeks
which will feature fluuta from
churches, institution• •chants ahd
business houses
lastallats— at decoraDom at the
busmens area at the city wfts begun
Tu—day and a feslvle air wtO be
evident an the community moves
into the Christmas seauin
A complete program for the area
sum will be given in next Thurs
day » issue of The ChronicU-
County Baptists Set
Mobilization Night
The Laurens Baptist Assocutional
Training I’mon will sponsor ’‘Mo
bilization Night” at the First Bap
Uxt Church of Laurens at 7 :30 p m
Monday night, December 1
This is the night set aside all over
the Southern Baptist Convention
territory for the purpose of adopt
mg goals and launching plans for
the conung year of work in the
Training Union
Rev. Boyd Turner, pastor of the
Sans Souci Baptist Church of
I Greenville, will bring the mspira
Honal message The theme for this
message will be "Thou Art The
Christ ” The men’s quartet of the
Laurens Baptist Association will
turnish special music
The attendance goal for this mee
ing has been set at 500. and an in
vitation is extended to all
Kev J B Abercrombie, pastor
of the Bellview Baptist Church of
fjl* ’nr 44m# <30,
•quad gow m JT
of Us sivth victory at Ww I9M M:
campaign Ncwhrrry lu» Mot three t
while PC at— ha» dropped three
•nd tied one
Hundreds of Presbyterian alumni
and other friend* are expected to
arrtve fur a special turkey dinner in
the PC dining hail And another
feature of the day will be a bnrf
fulfil me rerem—y honoring Lonnit-
S . McMiUun. longtime coach
many Blue Hose vpoifv — J6 ye.
of service to Presbyterian Coik
athletics
Both PC Coach Frank Jones ami
Newberry Harvey Kirkland report
their squads in near perfect phy
sical condition for the contest Ear-
Praohytman offers «■ rebuttal
three ropTigM rushers and a pu—rr
Halfback Bobby Palo has clipped
off tM yards .n K carrww for a 4 7
average while tbs running mate
Tony Benwn h— atlded MP varda
m 71 for a 3d av•-rage, and full
back Bill Hill has lad in dd rushes
f<* 5 $ TTie Blue Hum* pas
>t qurterback Bob Waters, who— 3d
** attempts have gone for 519 yards
e Probable starting lineups
teams has set the stage for Little
3 Championship play lYiursday's
winner may wear this mythical
crown on top of the Bronze Derby
symbol of athletic rivalry between
the two schools
New beer*
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Shngley
Hosier
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Prafher
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Pate
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Benson
Cov icllo
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Hill
On Work in County
Agricultural
Officials Heard
To Open tor Business Next Wednesday
The new Community C**h Super Market
will open for businc** next Wednenday.
I er. S. it h— been announced The dtorr.
(TNUtmctiun of which wa* recently com
pleted am Ihe block bounded by Kn«t Ftor-
idn. OBjf. Enlerprme end N,
m tW new ext umt in tl
tanburg The bix dtore U modern in every
rexprrt end ell depertmenU will be in reed
me«a for th# opi ning. VVednee-ley. Fuwpru
I «rry. Jr. formerly of SpnrtanlH.r«. u the
manager. and he wtO be jotned by rumpenv
uffirin'a m greeting reeldent* <if the are.
for the unen'ng ev»ut —fhelw hf (Hn Ver
A meeting covering all phases of cies of the (trograms they are car-
agricultural programs carried out rymg on m the county
Laurens, is the director of Training in Laurens County was held at the Hu.^h B Workman, chairman of
Union work for the Laurens Baptist Agricultural Stabilization and Con- the \SC County Committee, direc*
Association servation office on Tuesday and was ed the proceevlmgs of the meeting.
attemled by representatives of the and. a> ma>ter ot cvremomet he had
Colleae Holidays ^ “dice, officials of agn every >if cial pre-M-m to explain the
’ cultural agencies of the county and program* ca.nod on through their
Begin Wednesdoy \ ASC County —d Community Com- offices
Presbyterian College’s four-day mittermen Vr Kopp iwnnted out that the
Thanksgiving holiday period will The purpose of the meeting sc following programs sir sdrmnulnr-
start Wednesday at g p m curding to II A Kopp. Aht* t ounty <d by the committees through the
Studrots are bring given the usual iKtire Manager was — explain the ASC office tl storage activRms
(Facility
break'
work •
through
ill be resumed — regular
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