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t« THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thur*4a>. May 21, ltS9 «. New Of Bonds Cross Roads ■' Mr .ind Mm N A SIhhim »prfN ihr «re4t-end m M'inAnn>Aalrm. N | f with thr former'* mothrr. Mr*. W J Shouw and »i»ter. Mrs Paul Voum; and family > * j Thr Shady Grove Community Club held its rrRular monthly meeting Saturday evening at the club house. The devotional was given by Joe MeQuirt A delicious supper was served by #Mr ami Mrs. B. \SV*Coop- tr Mr. and Mrs. Davis Pitts. Mr. and Mrs. James Green, Mr. and Mrs H L Franklin. Later a bus iness session was held. The Fairvieu Baptist Church has reorganized the Baptist Training I'nion. All interested persons are in- \ ited to attend each Sunday evening at 6 o’clock. League leaders Split Week's Bill Buffalo and Clinton, occupying top spots in the Union County League, divided last week’* games with their opponents, with Buffalo defeating Lockhart , and Joanna downing Clin ton in Wednesday’s games The process was reversed in Sat urday’s contests, with Lockhart beating Buffalo. 14-8, and Clinton v turning back Joanna. 9-7 This week's games include: Wed nesday—Union at Clinton, and Jo anna at Lockhart: Saturday—Clin ton at Union, and Joanna at Lock hart. Buffalo was the idle team this week in the five-team league Buffalo is leading the league with a 6-2 record, followed by Clinton at 4 2. Cattle Field Day Scheduled June 5 Portrait* By William M. Shields To Be Shown In Charleston Sunday Clemmn. May IS — The second An exhibit of photographic por- Carolina * Cottle Field Day wtQ be iraiture by William M. Shields of held at the Caroiand Farms near this city will be presented on Sun- Landrum Friday. June S. The pro- ! day afternoon. May *4. gram will begin at 10 00 Moose Club Officers Installed Next step te suttess * G r a d u a t i o n marks an Ochipvtmpnt to b« proud of . . . and marks, too. a timo to plan th# "•a* ttpp to word yovr gooi in lift. New officers were installed at a recent meeting of the Clinton Moose Club. Front row, left to right, they are: Bobby Wooten, prelate; Earl Braswell, junior governor; Gholdie Simmons, governor; J. E. Braswell, past governor; J. C. Estes, treasurer. Back row: T. 0. Williams, Harold Johnson, Cecil Wooten, trustees; James M. Coleman, inner guard: Fred Lowery, sergeant at arms. Ab sent when picture was made, Quinton Jones, secretary.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. Shakespeare Named Outstanding Senior Registrations For Joanna Kindergarten Now Being Accepted Registrations for the sion of the Joanna Baptist Church kindergarten are being taken A child must be four year- of age Presbyterian College's 'outstand ing senior’’ award for 1959 will go to James Shakespeare, of Holly wood. Fla He was chosen bv a vote of his classmates and a faculty committee *7 November 1 or five year for the cilatMA given annually by te be enrolled the PC alumni chapter m Charlotte A child la required to have had In the ’senior who most nearly ap immnaixatMa for prostmaiOs the lastituOuw t idrjlu - tor ye The > he* tNr ing cough, tetanus (which are given in combination), polio and smallpox. Vaccinations for smallpox may be received at the Joanna Memorial 1959-60 ses- hospital May 18-22 from 10:00 to 11:00 a m . and from 4:00 to 5 00 a m. ' The field day is being sponsored i by the Caroiand Farms in coopera- j I lion with (Temson College and the I North Carolina Agriculiural Exten sion Services, the South Carolina 1 and the North Carolina Livestock Producers Associations, and the va-. rious breed associations of the two states. • The program this year will fea-| ture forage and its use in steer feed ing operation in the southeast. It is planned to have a nationally known speaker on the program along with local livestock producers. L. F. Cato, Clemson extension livestock specialist, points out that the event has been planned for com mercial cattlemen regardless of the breed of cattle each produces. “Although this will be a com mercial cattle day, all breeders of I purebred cattle are urged to at tend,” Mr. Cato states “The pro gram will end at 3 o’clock. Visitors will also have an opportunity to see the Caroiand Farms and to observe the production practices being car ried out there. “Lunch will be available at the farm. Further details of the pro gram will be anounced as they are In the Cit a del Room of the Hotel Fort Sum ter, Charleston. • The showing i,n Charleston will include portraits in both back and while and color, and MU feature the I ”Brush Oth." photographic paint. in gs by Mrs David S Cook of Wil- i ham M Shields Studio Comprising a major part of the exhibit are portraits recently made by Mr Shields of Charleston res idents In addition, some painting* of ettuens of Clinton and vicinity will be shown, including portraits of General Ansel B. Godfrey, Assist ant Superintendent of Schools, G. N. Foy, and the late P. S. Bailey. . p. m These may also be secured from the Laurens County Health Center of ate | B Clinton and Laurens For registration ars and Mrs Ja be rant acted AT LAYMAN'S CONFERENCE John S Glover attended the annual I Layman’s Conference of the Eptsco- Mrs Walter By- pal Diocese of Upper South Car* Mitchell may Una held the past week end at Camp IGravatt aear thank you 4 For tta you wtl IRBY'S MARKET 207 MI SGROVE ST : a- ^ rUHy rirTKipdiC IN At PC # CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A «1 So r* •UtalMU **• V* at m 0***» V«mv *%«% a # #.• s* %NN am» toam (■* toanaMM r %MpMh _ * F*waunsv*iaa «ar #*«**'«• »* | * m i»h«m »*4a» a > «* mmmm i • «ti«M m *»mh wMHNMag •'dtoy Swd famt W Mr Uhaea nut wmmm toerMBNUaft* «» Ih » spaNMrUtap Mu laatmi C Maorwcam h m ewardUMnnl Ip tr *• MaNCpMaevy Ouwm* ft smRmi **t.*Mm% and he was aaniMod Mas yaar hp ■. a toaramanf Chawsaaa Larry W*ad ef Maas Fwai - • - Gift Suggestions For Your Favorite Graduate - - • For *59 % V tons HER MaU MI / S3 99 - $14.99 li% e am • • • m>% ts.% Baby-Doll Pajamas «r ^ m* El 059 ■mMm Mr COSTUME JEWELRY M* MW hi $1.00 to SI 99 n»f.« HANDBAGS ... 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