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4 Jj oflf ->173 i 11 n j; :F| n r * yk j v Y4 Yv * PBtV* A Thornwell Future Homemakers Officers Thornwell FHA officers recently named for 1959-60 are, left to right, front row: Mary Myrick, chairman of projects: Pa tricia Vaughn, president; Jeroline Stewart, reporter; Jane Hartley, chairman of mem bership. Back row: Eileen Brock, second vice-president; Anne Crymes, chairman of finance; Della Parson, first vice-president; Bonny Williams, chairman of recreation; Linda Tvler, secretary; ami Janice Johnson, parliamentarian. -Photo by Yarborough Folk Simer, irtist To Appeal al Collage An outstanding follcsinger, artist and printmaker will appear at Presbyterian Collage next Monday and Tuesday as another attraction of the PC fine aits series. He is Eugene Jetnison, a versatile painter and scholar in the field of folklore and folk musk, who will make three appearances on the campus. His main event Is set for the Monday morning chapel period, Thornwell FHA Unit In April Session The Tbornwell Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America me: April first in the Thornwell Youth Center to elect new officers for the fall school term (pictured in an adjoining column). Patricia Vaughan presided and led the opening ceremony. Miss Vaughan presented the devotional with group participation in Scripture and prayer. The secretary. Becky Hatchell, read the minutes ol the March meeting. Election of officers followed the old business. The newly elected president. Patricia Vaughan, will attend the State FHA convention continued at Winthrop College June 10-12. During National FHA Week, April 5-11. the new officers will be familiarized with their duties by the old officers The chapter presented to Mrs. J. H Camp, advisor, a number of >howw gifts Afterwards cup cakes, cake squares, and cola drinks were served Wofford Alumni Meet Held Here Dr Charles F Marsh, president of Wofford College, was M»aker at a m.vting of alumni of the college in the Laureiw-Xew berry area laM Thursday at Hotel Mary Mu-.grove Kev Phil Jones of Newberry, (►resident of the organization, presided K«*11*t Cogswell, director of alumni affairs, showed color pic tures of cannpuo budding and -ernes, including the new student union building and the site of the irupawd new miQien dollar science building New officers elected at the mettmg were Ralph Wilson. Jr . of luiurens. president Rev Joel E Cannon of Cltaloo. vice pre udoot: Ren Buddin of Newberry, secretary- 'ma surer Mon Is Missing From Lourens Gong Lauren-—Horace Spoon of Clinton missing when a work detail of lourens County chain gang returned to the camp about 5 30 p m Monday They were working in western part of ctMinty and. according to a »uard. Spoon was on truck when it -taned Imm k to Laurens at 5-p m Legislators Begin Three County Bills In Senate, House Laurens County wxmld again have a season for the trapping of fur - bearing animals under j terms of a bill introduced in the state Senate Tuesday. Sen. Robert C. Wasson proposes to repeal an act of the 1958 legislature which excludes Laurens County from the law governing trapping. The season, under thej bills, would be from Dec 1 to Jan 31. Sen. Wasson also introduced a bill repealing an act permitting the Laurens probate judge to charge an additional service fee for the settlement of estates over a certain amount An act of the 1958 legislature allowed the probate judge, in the settlement of estates of over $75,000, to charge '■« of one per cent for such settlement. Sen Wasson said, "the feeling at the time of the enactment of this provision was, that larger estates required more time and effort, but this has not proved true " ‘"nits act has been in effect for a year and I now feel that it is unfair." he said In the House, the Laurens delegation introduced a bid to authorize the county to issue coupon bond- in the amount of $50.two to repair farm-to-raarket roads The bonds would be sold during Uu> year to repave such roads designated by the county supervisor and at least one member of the county board of commissioners Transportation Club Sponsors Sofoty Week The Transportation Club of Chi on He* is sponsoring taloty Week April AK> During the week each homeroom was aMted to make a bulletin board on any kind of safety The display will be judged by a committee of club members aad the winning homeroom wiD re- | cme a cake A tugged ion bat fur point* oe Safety Week is also provided Bub McNeil, a representative of the Nationwide Insurance Company will give a program in vhapel an The program will be baaed on a film taken of the bus driven of Clinton and Georgetown These film.* have been shown throughout 1 most of the school* of the state other speaker- will be J. R Truiuck and Charles Burnett Clinton Bus Drivers Sponsor Talent Show " First and second place winners : in the Transportation Club's talent contest will receive trophies, Avery Smith, club sponsor, has anounced. Any student who has a special talent may enter by contacting Mr. Smith or Carole Bedenbaugh, presi dent of the club. The contest, held annually to raise money for the club's banquet at the end of school, will be at 8:00 P. M.. April 17, in the Clinton High auditorium. beginning at 10:45 a.' m_ The subject will he “Folk Songs and Ballards ", a unique • and varied program with guitar accompaniment composed of love song», carols, sea songs, work songs and ballads, with commentary relative to traditional balladry of the people. Jemison will address the Fine Arts 304 class and the robed choir at 6:30 p. m. Monday in Douglas House on the subject “Modes and Rhythmical Forms or the Creative Element in Folk music. This session will be followed by a student receipt ion at which time he will show his original prints used in numerous one-man exhibitions. A capable mural painter and printmaker, Jemison has contributed to various galleries throughout the country. The visiting artist will close his series at Presbyterian College on Tuesday morning when he speaks to the English 350 class at 9:50 a m. His subject at this time will be “Folk Poetry and Ballads”. Kiwonions To Have Pogrom Tonight On Radioactive Faflout An interesting program on radioactive fallout will be presented to the Clinton Kiwanis Club at its meeting at the Hotel Mary Musgrove tonight (Thursday). Capt. • Hal Bennet, assistant , professor of military science and tactics at Presbyterian College, has charge of the program. He will I lecture and show a film on “Radioactive Fallout and the ; Psychological effects of Atomic Weapons”. Clinton pitcher Ben Crouch limited Chester to four hits here Tuesday to give Clinton a Yd Eastern Division victory. Kinard Littleton and Barry Whitman paced the Clinton attack with two hits in three tripa, while J. Wrenn picked up a triple for Chester, driving in one run. Crouch struck out 13 batters in registering Clinton’s fourth vic tory of the campaign against two defeats Chester 000 200 1—3 4 2 Clinton 001 301 x—5 8 3 Courtney, Wrenn (4) and Me- Cameron; Crouch and Corley. Tractor Operators . Contest Is Held The 4-H tractor operators contest was) held Saturday, March 20, at the Laurens County fair grounds. Jimmy Simmons of Route 1, Ware Shoals, won the content, followed by David Abrams and Terry Simmona, both of Route 1, Ware Shoals, and Jim Addison of Joanna.; Others in the contest were: Calvin Robertson, Lonnie Smart, Wllford Simpson. Perry Simpson* and Mike O’Dell. Also Lawrence Smart, Jimmy Griffin and Alvin Godby. The contest ended a four week I training course in tractor main- NAMED FRATERNITY OFFICER „ nlnc , Uurem Tractor Donald W. Rhame, of Clinton, has an( i implement Company, Craig been elected vice-president of the Motor and Implement Company, and Davidson College Chapter of Kappa j. H Power Implement Company of Alpha social fraternity. Laurens, and Pitts-Dillard Imple- Rhame, son of Dr. and Mrs. D. O Rhame, is a rising senior. He is a ated ment Company of Clinton, cooper- student and a ber of the Alpha Epsilon honorary medical fraternity. mem- Delta R. J. Bennett. Assistant County Agent, was in charge of the training school. Lydia Fre-ScHool Clinic April 14 A pre-school clinic fee entering Providence school ths coming session will be hsid on Tuesday, April 24 from 12:30 until 2 at the Nurses Clinic at Lydia Mil The clinic sponsored by the Providence Parent Teachers Asso ciation of which Glen Gaskins is president win be conducted by the Leurens County Health Department. All children planning to enter the school should attend and each should bring their birth certificates. Joanna Announces Vacation Dates Joanna Cotton Milh this week announced summer vacation dates will begin at the close of the work day on June 27. Resumption of operations is scheduled for the morning qf July 6. The announcement was made by Walter Regnery, vice-president and" general manager of the Joanna plant. Funeral when the Chronicle Charles D. Yarborough — Agent — Calhoun Life Ins. 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