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THE CLINTON CHtOMCI » Thur«da>. May 14. |f$9 Traffic Record Sign Erected ll.Tr !' tht* traffic reconi .<«ign recentIv Shown left'to right are David Word, secre- „fi the Miuare in from of fhe'rail- “• Dawson, president: at,d Uene ' « Kin^, director and chairman of the convmtt- road >'!ation ity Clinton's Civitan ( lul> to i} la t put up the sign.—-Photo by Dan record trait a injuries and deaths in the city. \arlx>rough. x College Newspaper Gets High Rating Presbyterian College's student newspaper again receives the All- American rating of the Associated Collegiate Press, it was announced today. The weekly paper, entitled The Blue Stocking, was one of only four newspapers from colleges in the under-7.V) enrollment class to be awarded the highest rating of the At P The recognition was given to the newspapers of the first semester of the lti58 session, edited by Rog er Codwin. of College Park. Ga It marked the 14th time The Blue Stocking has l»oen awarded All- American honor Billy Hagoixl of Kasley. sened as managing editor Rill Turner of ttinr.'ttoro as busim-s* manager. Al MtKie t*« AbAondria Xa a»»4icut»* etbt.ir idiet M Kmbry Jr of Bir mingfum \la new* editor. Paid Kr inglor. of Charkitte feature edi lor and Dick V4.mI of Greer. Ira trinity edi‘.««f Th. Ai P ctUm .»m mm ha*ed M Enrollment Open At Nunery School a ». «< Boyce Is Guest At Augusta Meeting Clarence Boyce, parts and acces sories manager for Plaxico Chevro. j let. local automobile dealer, was a guest of the Chevrolet Division. Gen eral Motors Corp.. on May 8 at the Bon Air Hotel in Augusta, C.a On that occasion Chevrolet recog. nized and honored parts and acces sories managers of the Atlanta Zone who sold in 1958 sufficient Chevro let parts and accessories to win membership in the “Record Club,” Chevrolet's honor club for parts men who qualify by meeting certain quotas in sales, records, reports, etc During the day-long entertainment and banquet. Mr Boyce was award ed a lapel pin which denotes mem bership in this select group of sales. men Mrs. Warren Whitmire Injured In Accident Mr* Warren Whitmire was injur ed about the face and head m hen the 'ruck she mm driving wa* in ctd- louaa • ith n IftM Ford car. driven by Bennie Stnelftir «f Lydia Milk The cuIImmi ftcr urred lax Friday ifiertMMt High* ay 7ft at the Cd • afwtand place at the eesiecn cny I Mnf *lf V f Si#t tlhP iNfRVMMyf rjf hd0$ It M tr 1114 jAf PMNm Ihrfbff Mt tit *4 4 Ml *nrn IW tatnrk hn tbe tent <d tftv f umi ani If . iNMil fees* rv nauBdhndf gad (Nnf and ad mi vewft mm Mtovnie ghd Hi ftWMH* HH W *»m Clinton Splits Two Contests; Buffalo Takes loop lead The Clinton Cavaliers divided their two games Iasi week, winning from Buffalo on Wednesday 73 and los ing Saturday's game to Buffalo. 8-7. in 10 innings Union beat Joanna twice. 3-2 on Wednesday, and 7-3 on Saturday. Joanna pulled a triple play in the first inning on Saturday when Jo. |at»na's pitcher Patterson caught a l>qp hunt, threw to Tony Benson for a force out at second, who relayed to Paul Love at first. The week’s losses were the first for both Clinton and Buffalo, who took the lead in the Union County League. I-ockhart was idle last week in the five-team loop. Games yesterday (Wednesday) were to include Clinton at Joanna, and Lockhart at Buffalo Saturday’s games will be: Joanna at Clinton, and Buffalo at Lockhart. T1IK STANDINGS Won Buffalo 4 Clinton 3 Union - 3 Joanna 0 Lockhart 0 I Hbeod Injury e Warden Sidtvrv J Lost 1 1 2 4 3 Miss Nettles Is Airline Stewardess Ml»» Rom- %LwfT Nettle*, of Clift, ton. 1* now flying foe Drkft Airline* m *!ewarde*» baaed Ml DaBaft. Te* TV daughter of Mr and Mr* Horry L Mottle* *hr «a* graduated ihta year from Prr*b*tmoft Col- |M0 whftoft «fte ohu naoked m iw m* w wwmwm tt&H tjlf • fflHMH fll ■HP iH0HHH| HI Joanna Kindergarten Slates Open House And Picnic Next Week The public is cordially invited to open house at the Joanna Baptist Kindergarten on Wednesday. May 20 The hours will be from 3:004:30 in the afternoon and from 7:00-9:00 in the evening. Work displays will,be in the edu cational building The kindergarten room will be open for observation The annual kindergarten family picnic will be held on Thursday. May 21 a( S 30 p m TV picnic will be held m the kmdergartrft room* Families arc asked to bring lunch and a drink wiR hr provided by the church RegutralftM* are hriag lake* lor the ittMft win Paml* util rafttart Mr* WaBe* Byar* ar Mr* Mitrfcrt! Game Warden Lee Has Game Warden Sidney A Lr a patient at the Lauren* County ho* ) pital for several day* last week. *uf. j fermg a head injury when he hit a bridge support in a boat on Lake. Greenwood Sunday. May 3. Reports state that Mr Lee was knocked unconscious by the blow, and. fortunately, remained in the boat. Upon regaining consciousness, it was stated, his boat was drifting on the lake , Eight PC Seniors Named To Blue Key Light rising seniors and one fac-, ulty mem tier have been tapped for membership in the Presbyterian. College chapter of Blue Key national honorary leadership fraternity. The new student mem tiers, cho sen on the lia^is of leadership, schol arship. character and service, in clude: Billy Hagood, of Kasley; Glen ■Gibson, of Reddick. Fla.; Joe Har din, of Greenwood: Ebby Mayfield.| of Greer; Cliff Stovall, of Mullins; Bob Waters, of Sylvunia, Ga.: Tom Wise, of Thomasville. Ga.; and Dick Wood, of Greer. Tapped at the same time for hon-; orary memliership in Blue Key was Dr. Neill G. Whitelaw, professor ofi physics at Presbyterian Coiltge since 1935. Wool Pool Scheduled At Laurens May 28 A wool pool is scheduled to be held at Laurens on May 28-29. it is announced by the agricultural ex tension service at CTemson. The pool, which will serve sheep raiser* in the Piedmont section of the state, will be held at the National Guard Armory in Laurens A pool for the lower state area will be at King sir re May 2S-26 The prices per hundred weight that will hr paid for the wool are as Mftut Fine >47 3ft One Half >47 S3 Three-Eight* >47 M l|uar ter $47 M IxuARtarter 144 Ji Me (hum i lathing Oft 3ft Fftkr and Oar Halt CtftdMug $M H and Light Bur r> and faedy MftBI -ia<on A ^ i id'* ft- *0 we ftu V To Moot Tootda» fw mm**m u Moot U Hof HHt m hHMMHMPH HNNi C HHHl “Hp HH pmB 1 #%» 4 KP dHHRMfp HMHP ihnMMHHMMH oMNP | $ Up 1 >mmm$ 4f HHHfl »«MfNM4H %bH «-olio huh * o4H #4PMi VMh f o-OR tHHH Mm tmm ► aH* Hp# H : fliHHH|H. 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