The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 23, 1959, Image 6
THE CLift TON CHBONUXI
Thmnimy. April SX li&f
4 H Club Leaders
At Camp Conference
Local 4 H club leaders at the state
will assemble at Camp Bob Cooper
near Sum merlon Friday afternoon
for thesr 20th annual state 4-H lead
ers' trammjt conference The meet-
mx will continue through Sunday
The three-day program will fea
ture trends affecting the 4-H pro
gram and adult leadership
A number of Laurens County 4-H
club leaders will attend the confer
ence
Singing Sunday
At Sacred Acres
The regular fourth Sunday gospel
singing will be held at Sacred Acres
Prayer Grounds located on the.
Ware Shoals' Waterloo Highway,
Sunday, April 26, from 2:30 until
4 00 p m All singers and musicians
have a special invitation and every- ,
one is welcome, stated Rev. C. M
Davenport, president of Sacred Ac
res
BOOKMOBILE
SCHEDULE
April n » 2*-34
Monday: Moore home. Tom Balle
home, Frank Bobo home, Coker
home. Dennis Pearson home, Nell
Cook home, David C»arre<t home.
Palmer Patton home. Claude Patton
home.
Tuesday: Garlington school. Rob
ertson home. Riddle home, McDon
ald home. Fuller home, Poole home,
Arnold home. Benjamin home. ,
Wednesday: Bailey home, Hamp
ton Ave school. Baptist Kindergar-
t'e n, Presbyterian Kindergarten,
Whitten Village, Whitten Village
Circle, Pitts home.
\
Thursday: Hickory Tavern school,
Tumblin home. Gambrell home,
Frances Wood home. Johnnie Davis
home. Ballentine home.
Bookmobile libranans. Mrs. Carl
Teague and Miss Claud Gray
DAIRY PRODIVTS THAT CARRY THIS LABEL
ARE GRADE “A”—ALL THE WAY!
COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER
Article By Dr. Stump
To Be In May Issue
Of Biology Journal
Dr Alexander B. Stump, chair
man of the Presbyterian College bi
ology department, has had an ar
ticle accepted for publication in the
May issue of The Journal of Pro
tozoology
The article, entitled “Mitosis in
the Rhizopod Lesquereusia Spiral-,
is.” deals with the reproductive pro
cess of the small organism com- 1
monly called the shell amoeba. II-]
lustrating it will be 14 sketches by
Dr. Stump depicting the stages of
reproduction by division of the nu
cleus.
This publication is the interna-1
tional journal of the Association of
Protozoology Dr. Stump, who has
been professor of biology at PC
since 15*47, is a regular contrbiutor
to the various publications in the
field
Clinton Topples
Gaffney High, 9-7
A nine-run third inning was all
Clinton needed to down Gaffney 10-7
here Wedesday in an Eastern Di
vision game of the Upstate Baseball
j Conference
1 Clinton. 4-0 in loop play, is dead
locked with Newberry for first
place
Donnie Ruvis’* triple with the
bases loaded featured Clinton’s
third-inning uprising
Gaffney 000 301 3— 7 4 1
Clinton 109 000 x—10 9 4
Goforth. Grow <3) and Harris;
Revis, Crouch, (7) and Corley.
Listen to the REBEL 300
DIRECT FROM DARLINGTON
On Saturday, May 9th, at 2:15 PM.
• TUNS
•rrw row
R A I O
WLBG
lOOO Watts at 860
Foirviev Alcoholic
Rehabilitation Center
R Mgr way. R. C.
Rrr. Maxte C. Calllat. Otrrctar
(Fairview is a participating agen
cy in Clinton's Community Cheat )
Lookng back over the twelve
months of IMS. we can see the con
tinued interest and help received
from our friends who share with us
the task of giving alcoholics a
chance.
During 1958 a total of 303 resident
alcoholic patients received treat
ment at Fairview. Eight of these
had to be removed to hospitals for
treatment of various diseases. Ev
ery patient coming to Fairview now
receives a medical examination,
including X-ray and blood tests.
Conferences with out-patients, rel
atives of patients, and others inter
ested in alcoholism, during the year
numbered 1200.
A freezer locker was donated by
the friends of Fairview. A storage
room was built, and our heating
plant overhauled. We began 1959
with our books in the black.
Sixteen United Funds have shown
endorsement of Fairview by placing
us in their budget for 1959., Other
communities are organizing Fair-
view Committees to help face alco
holism and raise funds.
SYMPTOMS OR ALCOHOLISM
Middle Stage Symptoms
(Usually occur three months to
three years after early stage symp
toms appear.)
1. Loss of control over alcohol.
One drink always, or nearly always
leads to another.
2. Alibis Making excuses for
drinking
3. ' Extravagance, carefree atti
tude towards money, “big shot” at
titude
4 Family quarrels or tensions due
to drinking
5 Resentment towards those who
oppose or interfere with his drink
mg.
* Lost time from work due to
drinking
7 Loss of job or busine** due to
drinking
8 Los* of fnends
• Loss of seif respect.
M Drinking alone especially at
night
11 Attacks of remorse tot low tag
drinking bouta
12 Disregard of responsibility and
uhligatMhs to family yob «orM*y.
Me
Area Churches Hove
Revival Services
A nones of special services at Ep
worth Methodist Church in Joanna
wit continue through Sunday The
Rev James Stroud of Greenwood,
will be the visiting minister, and
the Rev. W. L. Edwards of Green
Street Methodist Church. Union,
will lead the singing.
■Hie services will begin at 7:30
p. m. The nursery will be open
each evening for the smaller chil
dren whose parents wish to attend,
according to an announcement by
the pastor, the Rev. Nathan Flem
ing.
The Revival Center of Joanna, be-
gan a revival on Tuesday, with the
messages being brought by Rev.
John Cody, a missionary from the
West Indies. Services wil be held
each night and also on Thursday
and Friday at 10:00 a. m., and on
Sunday at 11:00 a. m.
The Rev. Jamres Cason is pastor
of the church.
The Lydia Pentecostal Holiness
I Church is continuing with special
services through Sunday. The Rev.
D. B. Jarrett of Ware Shoals, will
speak at 7:30 p. m. services. The
Rev. James R. Bryan is the pastor.
County Would Get
Unclaimed Funds
In Probate Court
Columbia—Rep T. David Sloan,
Jr., proposed in the House Tuesday
that unclaimed funds held by the
Laurens probate judge be turned
over to the county treasurer.
The bill would relate to those mon
ies held by the probate judge as
credit balances for persons who
cannot be found “after due diligence
and when it is probable that the
funds will never be claimed by the
persons entitled to them.”
The Sloan bill provides that claims
may be made for such funds even
after they have been turned over
to the treasurer for inclusion in the
county’s general funds. Under ordi
nary circumstances, no claims would
be acknowledge after M yuan from
the time the funds have been turn
ed ever to the treasurer, but even
that provision la qualified to take
cart of person suffering legal dia
abilities during the 10 year period
To Edit Annual
Bob Dean, of Marietta. Ga . will
I'd it the 1960 yearbook at Presby
terian College, it was announced to
day.
He was elected in a recent cam
pus-wide election to succeed Wil
liam Turner, of Winnsboro. as the
next editor of The PaC SaC. Bean, a
rising senior at PC, defeated Will
Wallace, of Mooresville, N. C., for
the position.
Cliff Stovall, of Mullins, was
named PaC SaC business manager
in the same election. He succeeds
Bob Mathews, of Decatur, Ga.
Presbytery Requests
Choir Of Missions
To Honor Dr. Fulton
K nor re Presbytery has naked Co
lumbia Theological Seminary to es
tablish a chair of mitaiom honor
ing Dr. C Darby Fulton, executive
secretary of the Board of World
Missions of the Presbyterian Church
U. S.
The presbytery, at its annual
spring meeting Tuesday, officially
requested the Presbyterian semi- 1
nary located in Decatur, Ga., to use
as endowment for this purpose the
initial S200.000 raised in Enoree
Presbytery during the seminary’s
current capital gifts campaign.
Dr. Fulton is a Presbyterian Col
lege alumnus who has directed the
world missions program of the
Southern Presbyterian Church since
1932. He was named moderator of
the General Assembly in 1948.
News Of
Bonds Crow Roads
The regular monthly meeting of
• the Shady Grove Community club
was held Saturday night at 7:30.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, H. O Hueble, with
the devotional being given by Rev
Braswell of Whitmire. Following the
devotionals a country ham supper
was served by Mr and Mrs Hueble,
Mrs. Texie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs
N. A Shouse During the business
session cancer drive contributions
were made and volunteers offered to
canvass the community Friday, the
24th
• • •
The regular 4-H Club meeting will
be held Monday. April 27. at 3:30 at
the club house All members are in
vited to be present Mr and Mrs
C. W Johnson are local club lead
The Intermediates and young pen
pie of Fairview Baprtat Church at
tended the young people . rally haw
qnet at the Joanna Baptist Church
Tuesday esetuag at Y 29
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PC G«fi Boots
On So Lot mo fist ip
FORDS out front
for GAS ECONOMY/
MOW1 INJOY tout lAVOftfTf moot AMS
mom uommm$o to ino» mo oni ojcks
MAU BUT YOU- NVW RCA VICTOR PORT AMI
TV IS TNI DIAL StCOMO SCT1 UONTMUONT
AMO COMRACTI YOU CAM TAKt IT MOM
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Removal Sale
Still In Progress!
We wish to thank the peo
ple of the Clinton, Laurens
and Joanna areas for the
success we are having. Vis
it us in our new, larger lo
cation May 1, 1959.
Your RCA Victor Dealer!
2-He. SOFA BED SUITE
Regular $149.95
Now $99.95
SOFA RED—Reg. 1X9.95
Now S69.95
7-l*c. CHROME AND
PLASTIC DINETTE
$69.95
S*Kc. DINETTE
$44.50
SMV. DINNKN SET
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Now $11935
TAM E MOOM BA MUM
$19.95
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