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Vol.60—No. 17
Clinton, S. C, Thursdoy, April 23,1959
Boys Basebajl
Season Begins Tuesday
Talent Contest Winners
Winning first place Friday night in a talent ountent
sponsored by the Transportation Club of Ginton High
School was ‘The Naturals,” a quartet from Laurens,
shown in the top photo. From left to right, members of
the singing group are Bobby Coleman. Henry Paris. Jim
Ferguson, and Marion Burns.
Taking second place was “The Comets.” a Clinton area
• jass band. Left to right are Jerry Hall. Wayne Hall.
Neil Hall. Jimmy Smith, and Preston White —Photos by
John Ek-holberger.
Laurens Inquest
Mason Held In
O'Shields Death
The Clinton Little Boys baseball
season opens neict Tuesday after
noon with two games. The first
game will be between the Kiwanis
team (Thomwell) and Joanna at
3:45 p. m The second game will be
between the Lions team (Hampton
Ave. School) and Whitmire. Wed
nesday the Exchange (Lydia) will
play the Moose (Bailey School) at
4:30 p. m. Thursday will find the
Kiwanis and Moose teams playing.
The coaches for the Little Boys
teams this year will be as follows:
Kiwani? Team—Bill Sullivan.
Exchange Team — Ellis Huffstet-
ler.
Moose Team — Charles Leather-
wood.
Joanna Team—Hack Prater.
Whitmire Team—Charlie Brown
Lions Team—Harry Nettles.
PONY OPENS MAY 14
The Pony League season will upen
May 14. Pony games will start at
3:30 p m and will be played on the
Junior High School field Coaches of
the' Pony teams will be the same as
the coaches of the Little Boys teams
except Hampton Pony team. Wilmot
Shealy will coach this team.
TO FORM NEW LEAGUE
The Small Fry season will open
May M. the same date the Beginner
League will open
All boys who do not make the
Small Fry. Little Boys, and Pony
taams are asked to meet D S Tern
Mtten at the Little Boys park Satur
day. May 8. at M » a. m. to farm
a new league Any hay who i« not a
of the
rian Ha mage will coach these
teams. The four teams in the league
are Joanna, Laurens, Watts, and
.Clinton, A trophy goes to the winner
of each group.
LITTLE BOYS SCHEDULE
April 28—Lions vs Whitmire
April 28—Kiwanis vs Joanna.
April 29—Exchange vs Moose
April 30—Kiwanis vs Moose.
May 1—Whitmire vs Exhange
May 1—Joanna vs Lions.
May 4—Moose vs Joanna
May 5—Exchange vs Lions.
May 6—Whitmire vs Kiwanis.
May 7—Joanna vs Exchange
May 8—Moose vs Whimtire.
May 8—Lions vs Kiwanis.
May 11—Kiwanis vs Exchange.
May 12—Lions vs Moose.
May 13—Whitmire vs Joanna
May 14—Whitmire vs Lions
May 15—Joanna vs Kiwanis
May 15—Moose vs Exchange
May 18—Moose vs Kiwanis.
May 19—Exchange vs Whitmire
May 20—Lions vs Joanna.
May 21—Joanna vs Moose
May 22—Lions vs Exchange
May 22—Kiwanis vs Whitmire.
May 25—Exchange vs Joanna
May 26—Whitmire vs Moose
May 27—Kiwanis vs laoos
May 28—Exchange vs Kiwanis.
May 28-Moow vs Lions
May 28—Joanna vs Whitmire
H. A. Simmons, Sr.
RHes Held Tuesday
Work Progresses on Interstate Highway 26
ProyreAs on construction of Interstate Highway 26
near Clinton is shown in this photo. The four-lane limit
ed access route passes under the Clinton-Whitmire road
(CS 72) at a point about three miles from the city, and
the over-pass here bt one of several in the Clinton area.
The Interstate highway w ill be a direct route to Charles
ton to the southeast and to Spartanburg into North ( aro-
lina in the other direction. Paving of the Interstate road
is expected to get underway as soon as construction of
overpass is completed. Also, joining 26 near Clinton will
be the new four-lane highway from Creenville which is
already in use to a point near Gray Court in Laurens
County.—Photo by Dan Yarborough.
County TB Association
1Z! In Annual Mwet Tuesday
Judge Rules on Bond Issue
New Hospital Clears Legal Hurdle
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dispel some of the popular miscon
ception about tubarculoais today. An
informative film using the same
theme was also shown by Miss Da
vis.
During the business session, ac
cepting a report by the nominating
committee, the following officers for
the new year were elected:
Preside it, John Allen Thompson,
Jr.; vice president, Mrs. John Carey
Bolt: secretary, Mrs. P. Bailey Wil
liams; treasurer, Sam Leaman.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
(Composed of the oftkers and
five other members elected from
the directors)
John Allen Thompson, Mrs. John
Carey BoP, Mrs. P. Bailey Wil
liams, Sam M. Leaman. J. Leroy
Burns. Joe Delany. Mrs. Sarah D.
! DeLoach, Troy W. Myers. Mrs J.
Stone
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went dow n on tep of O Shields
According to Griffin's testimony
Mason ran from the building saying.
"I can stop him,” stooped down,
Roberts Misquoted
In a report of a joint meeting of
members of city council and rep
resentatives interested in clearing
up a sewer pollution situation in
Bush River south of Clinton, held
Monday night, April 13, D. H -Rob
erts was misquoted in last week’s
issue of The Chronicle.
• Mr. Roberts, superintendent of
l^ydia Mill, which community also
empties its sewerage in the creek,
attended the meeting as an oliserv-
er. It was stated that he “agreed
that the situation would be looked
into and steps taken to make im
provements."
Mr Roberts said only that he B.
would report to the management of DIRECTORS
the mill (Elected to serve 3 years; terms
A section of the arwer system of expire March 31st)
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ducted by the Department of Chris
tian Education of the Episcopal Dio- •
cese of Upper South Carolina for the
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has already begun Const ruction of
the building to house the radio relay
equipment Concrete footings for the
lower will be started in the next few
days
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Musgrove Hotel Thsi was the sec
ond such conference to be held in
'Clinton this year in undertaking an
extensive leadership training pro
gram for the laity and clergy of the
diocese. The leader was the Rev
Walton Davs of the National De
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August amt the erection of the tower
will begin immediately thereafter
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Greenville, and the Rev Clyde L
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