The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 18, 1958, Image 2
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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PC Dean Hanged in Effigy
At Student Protest Meet
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wm hargrnd m Wednesday
mptu by a enwrd of Prwbytorian
CoUosc ^udenLs to protest of a pro
pos'd ctirfew on fratemitiea.
A larjj^ rrowd of students gather
ed on Ibe coUeaje plaza at approxi
mately 11:00 p m as demonstra
tors sent a dummy of Thackston up
the flag pole. Attached to the paper-
filled dummy was a flag readipg
“Pvt Thackston. U. S. A., Once
Honored, Now Scorned ’’
In addition to much shouting and
milling about, the demonstration
was climaxed by a loud explosion
that ^hook windows two blocks
away. It was reported to be a dy
namite cap.
Members of the student council
were finally successful m calming
down the demonstrators, and dis
pelling the crowd.
The incident came aa a result of
student protest of a proposed ad-
ministratke ruling that dates would
have to be out of fraternity rooms
at 1 00 a m on Pnday night, and
at 12:00 midnight on Saturday.
The proponed ruling was brought
on. according to Col. Thackston, by
protests from disturbed families of
Clinton PC students on previous
dance week -ends had In several in
stances brought in their dates at
hours that were considered objec
tionable to the hosts He further
stated that students had neglected
to show proper courtesy to the
hosts of their dates and in some
instances did not even thank them
for their hospitality.
Col. Thackston called a special
meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:00
of presidents of the six fraternities
At the meeting, a compromise was
reached concerning the proposed
hours for ending fraternity parties.
Thackston placed the responsibil
ity for control of fraternity parties
in the hands fo fraternity presi
dents. He made the recommenda
tion that Friday night parties be
ended by 3:00 a. m , and Saturday
Miss Farr Passes
In Atlanta; Funeral
Held Here Yesterday
Mks Martha Caroline (Miaa Car*
riel Parr died Monday in Atlanta
Mum Farr was a native of South
Carolina but had spent mod of her
life in Atlanta She was a daughter
of the |ate Robert Ckmney and
Sarah Aliena Hobson Farr.
Surviving are two brothers, W.
B Karr of Greensboro, N. C., and
Robert II. Karr of ChraloUe. two
sisters. Misses Lois and Belle Farr,
both of Atlanta.
Graveside services were conduct
ed at 12:30 p. m., Wednesday, in
the Clinton Presbyterian Church
cemetery. ' _ ,
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Joanna Baptist Dept.
Sets Fellowship Hour
The Young People’s Department
of the Joanna Baptist Church \A’ill
have a Christmas Fellwoship for
members and guests following th^j
evening worship on December 21.
Mrs. Mac Duncan is chairman of
dcorations; Alex Crawford, enter
tainment: Miss Ruth Hair, refresh
ments; and Millard Murphy, clean
up comma tee
Commerce Directors
Elected In Laurens
Laurens—Eight men have been
elected to the board of directors of
the Laurens Chamber of Commerce
for a two-year term.
According to Mrs. Wilhelmina
Davenport, office manager, the
new directors were elected by bal
lots that were mailed to all mem
bers of the Chamber of Commerce
Those elected to serve: Morton
Rnghtwell. A I. Ma*on. Paul Cul
bertson. J R Noble. W E Hunt.
A T. McCarsoa. P W McAlister,
and L. C. Barksdale
TV following are carry»»a^dl
rectors aad have one more year to
•wnre D. F Palis reoa. Harry Grtf
fin J. W Haauftaa. Card Roper
L « Grata. M H Harter Jr. E
D Easlerky aad Tray Myers
Q I’m a moderate to
dnnker Will this affect my heart'
A. It certainly won’t help R. Al
cohol in strict moderation, is some
times prescribed by doctors, since
it his s tendency to dilate or open
the blood vessels, thus assisting the
work of the heart.
It has some real dangers, how
ever. First, taken before meals, it
stimulates the appetite, encourag
ing overea-ting in some individuals
Second, too much alcohol impairs
judgment and some people over
exert themselves under its influ
ence. Third, and perhaps the most
important, it can have damaging
effects on other body organs like
the liver and kidneys.
Cornwoll Is Proxy
Of Johnson Club
J. J. “Peck” Cornwall, Clinton
businessman, has been reelected
president of the Walter Johnson
Club, athletic organization of Pres
byterian College alumni.
He has served in this capacity for
the past two years, and was renam
ed for another one-year term by a
recent vote of chib members.
J. Edward Means. Jr., of Green
ville. was chosen to serve as vice-
president of the organization, which
has as its objective the support aad
promotion of Presbyterian Codege’s
well rounded sports program. Frank
Jones, head football roach and new
ly appointed athletic director will
serve an secretary treasurer
TV club is named for the late
A Jehason who esrred as
rt PC for « rears
tart July.
Thursday everting the annual Kt
warns club ladies mght was held rt
the Amrricsa Legion Home with
about two hundred, tarludiag mem
bers and their guerta attending.
Pipe with bows of red ribbons,
red tapers and Christmas orna
ments adorned the tables A light
ed Christmas tree decorated the
stage with other holiday arrange
ments featured throughout the
home.
Included among the Kiwanis
wives and other special guests pres
ent for the occasion were two offi
cers of the Carotinas District of
Kiwanis International. They were:
Sam D. Roane, Jr., of Greenville,
district governor-elect, and Mrs.
Roane; Dr. R. C. Alverson of
Greer, division nine lieutenant
governor-elect, and Mrs. Alverson.
The following program was giv
en:
| Dinner
Master of Ceremonies — L. V.
1 Powell.
Group singing, led by A1 Lancas
ter.
The Barbary Coast Three—Nos-
! talgic Reminiscences.
, Show Tunes—Miss Theda Sublett.
The Silhuoettes — Comedy and
modern jive by the Incomparable
Silhouetes.
Dancing. Murnc by the Newberry
College Quintet. ^
Mrs. J. A. Woodruff'
Dies At Cross Anchor
Cross Anchor—Mrs Hettie Hicks
Woodruff, 79. died unexpectedy at
her home here at 1:20 a. m , Fri
day She had beep in declining
health far three months
She was a native rt Knoxville
Than , a doubter rt the late Bart
ley and Cathryu Flynn Hicks, aad
waa the wUe rt J A. Woodrrt
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A special Chrtrti
be putted Sunday eveteag rt the
Church rt God rt Prophecy on Sloan
Street A program. TV Sliver rt
the Second Bert.’’ will be given rt »n
T o’clock TV public is invited
LT. PATTI. HERE
First lieutenant Chris Patte is
spending the Christmas holidays
with his parents. Dr. and Mrs
Edouard Patte. of the Presbyterian
College faculty He had Just return
ed from Fort Bcnnmg, Ga., where
he served as aide-de camp to Gen
eral Westmoreland. Commanding
General of the 101st Airborne Divi
sion during the Infantry Confer
ence of the U. S. Army.
Announce Birth
Of Son In Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Chance of
4811 Beech, Bellaire, Texas, an
nounce the birth of a son, their first
child, Richard Smith, on Novem
ber 10. Mrs. Chance is the former
Miss Jane Watts, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs- P. B. Watts of Mount-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Chance have re
cently moved to Houston where Mr.
Chance is regional sales promotion
manager for Burlington Hosiery
Company. He was formerly with J.
P. Stevens and Company, Inc., of
Seneca.
Paris Is President
S. C. Electric Co-Op
Laurens—Henry M Faria, man
ager of the Laurens Electric Co
operative, was elected president rt
the South Carotins Electric Coop
erative Association at the annual
meeting held in Columbia recently.
TV 24 electric cooperatives in
South Carolina are members rt this
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