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May 2A. IM» THE CLINTON CHRONICLE • Kindtrgorttn Children Tokt lui-Troin Ridtt Twvply.tlirw kiadvrftrtca ckO- drm of airvul ThormrJl OrphanM*. «rr& lakm (ot buc train rirtm on Tuaaday, May It The (roop. arrompanW by Mrs. J T. Brown, kinderganm teacher, and Mr*. Charles W Atkinson. Sr., matron at Stewart cottage, was tak- Ven by bus to Whitmire, making the return trip by train. SACK 10 lbs. or larger beautiful HARVEST LANE STAINLESS STEEL TABLEWARE Get ot many ot Miroo piece* tree wMi each purchase of 50 lbs. Red Star Floor. 10 Round Sock: 1 Free Horveel Lone Teaspoon. 15 Pound Sock: 2 Free piece* of Tablaware—a teaspoon plus oHSer on oval soup spoon, soksd fork or dinner fork. 50 Pound and 100 Pound Sock: 3 Free pieces of Tableware—o teaspoon plus two of these pieces: on oval soup spoon, salad fork or dinner fork. Each sock contains certificate en titling you to purchase Harvest Lone Tableware at loss Ihon Hi true value. G*l ■»ff M f m—f vtul jl S. C. Presbyterian Women's School To Convene At College The 12th annuaKSynodkal Train ing School of the Preabyterian wo men of South Carolina will be held at Presbyterian College June 15-19. Mrs. J. Melvin Thompson of Olan- ta, state president of the Women of the Church, will serve as dean this year. She said that another large crowd is expectH U> atlemi this ses sion of the school which ha.* grown steadily in recent years. Seme 450 women attended last year. The Synodical Training School is an accredited school offering cours es on religion and two courses may be taken for credit each sesion. They are taught by a faculty of noted religious leaders. Registration wil begin at 2:00 p. m., June 15, and the session will officially begin that night with s banquet and special opening exer cises. All of the activities* will take place on the Presbyterian College campus, and the college’s living and dining accommodations also are made available to the women. The 1959 session marks the sixth year the school has been held at PC, now its permanent location. Midwaif, DRIVE-IN THEATRE riintoft-Jouuu Hi Way The Ijurfest and Fluent La* Times Tonight BRIGITTE BARDOTS 2 — HOTTEST HITS — 2 Nn. 1 -AND GOD C REATED WOMAN** -NnT2. 4 RECREATION NEWS LITTLE BOYS BASEBALL Whitmire Little Boy* are on top in their league with seven wins and one loss These boys have won their last seven straight games. The only ^ame they lost was the opening games of the season to the Lions Club. Joanna is in second place with six wins and two losses. These two clubs meet Friday night at 6:30 p. m The Lions Club is in third place, with five wins and three losses. practice field behind the Armory has caused much excitement among the young ladies They could hardly believe their eyes last Monday after noon when they arrived for prac tice. Naturally it has helped their spirits and helps their playing, too. Quite a few girls come regularly to both practices. They are working hard now trying to find a suitable name for themselves. The younger girls (10,11, 12) have Churcfi Of God Plons Homecoming Sundoy Gaffney was accepted last week Sunday has been designated as as the sixth team in what previoua- homecoming day at the Church of ly had been a five-squad loop They God on Elizabeth Street, when sev- split their first two games, eral former pastors and members The standings through Saturday: of the Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly during summer vacations He is married to the former Miss Carolyn Reese of Memphis. Tenn many good prospects but very few The first half of the Little Boys who have played before. One reg- season will end Friday. Starting ular from last year is Nanette June 1 all Littie Boys teams will Young. Even though she played very start playing for the cup. Each little last year, she’s ready for ac- coach has played every boy in each ! tion now. She is proof that practice of the games so far. but come June means everything. 1 the coaches will not have to play The older group has many good every boy on their squad unless they | experienede players. They include want to. Amelia Nichols. Jackie Robbins, will return for the event. Rev. Tommy Engle and Richard Buffalo Bishop, of Greenville, both blind. | Union will sing and play the accordion Clinton These men have sung in many Gaffney churches and at conventions in this Lockhart area. | Joanna Dinner will be served at 1:00 o’clock. The afternoon will be devoted 1 to singing by a number of groups, the service beginning at 2:00 p. m. Rev. James T. Shealy, pastor of the Laurens Road Church of God. Greenville, is scheduled morning speaker. W 6 5 4 1 3 . 1 L I 3 4 1 4 6 Pet.' as The Little Boys continue to knock home runs over the fence. A total of twenty have been hit at this time. Jane Milam, N[orma Davidson, Di anne Pitts, Margie Arnold, Sandra Norris, C&rol Shealy, Mary Bart If this keeps up a new record in total Stump, Lois Hazelden, Amy Lou home runs for the season will be set. Black, Mary Nettles, Rose Anne Mc- Three boys are tied for first place Crary, Debbie Simpson, Martha in home runs now. Strand of Joanna, Todd, Barbara Anderson, Linda Foster and Rushton of the Moose wh ' te ' A newcomer this year is Club have hit three each, and Koon; Shirley Ann Timmons, who has al- of Joanna, and Marse of the Lions,; ready proved that she is determined Donald Mauldin To Be Minister Of Education At First Baptist Church Donald E Mauldin of Greenville, will assume his duties as minister of the education at the First Baptist Church of this city on June 14, it is announced today by the pastor, the j Rev' J. H Darr. Mr. Mauldin is a graduate of Fur man University and received his RE degree from the Baptist Theo- TTie Clinton Cavaliers lost their logical Seminary in ouisville, Ky. fourth one-run game Saturday as this month. During the past year he Union swept both ends of a double-! was chairman of the Religious Edu- header by scores of 8-7 and 5-4. cation group on the seminary cam- Saturday’s two losses pushed Clin- pus and he has served on the staff Mountville Grange Has Meeting May 21 The Mount Vi He Grange held its „.! regular meeting May 21 in the ^'Grange Hall 500 Miss Julia Matt* was commended 428 for winning first place in the state 143 sewing contest in the junior group Her prize was a portable typewrit er. She will be entered in the na tional contento be held in New York. ' Congratulations were expressed to the Crouch family for the accom plishments of Grange member Ben Crouch. 3rd. who was a member of the 4-H club soil judging team Clinton Cavaliers Lose Doubleheader wfco woo ftnl pure a tfct! test and woo give* a weak * trip to Oklahoma City to judge a the international content held there the latter part of April Three members. Mrs R. O Bun dnek. Mrs R. D Steer, and Mrs B P Watts, were reported as im proved atid at home after an illnesa and hospital stay. During the social hour refresh ments were served by Mr and Mrs. W A Simpson, Mr and Mrs. J H Shealy and R O. Bundrick Dr. Felder Smith OPTOMFTRIST Phone 794 Laurens, S. C. haev hit two each. The leading pitchers in strikeouts are Strand and Koon of Joanna, 28 each; T. Alexander of Whitmire, 27; Rushton of the Moose, 38: and Mc- to become a good ball player. Many good times are in store for these groups during the coming weeks. Not only are games fun, but we have such a good time learning Watters of the Moose’and Temple- ho *' p f ay jr * oftb * 1J ton of the Lions, 24 each. LITTLE BOYS STANDINGS Team W Whitmire 7 Joanna 6 Lions 5 Moose 4 Exchange 1 Kiwams 1 LITTLE BOYS HOME RUNS Strand (Jt-S. Footer iM Rushton < M ►—J. Koon (J K3; Marse (Lk-B. Cockrell #K)-|; T Law •on <E>—1. Walker (Wk—l; Gra ham t W ►—1; T Alexander <W>- 1 Lane* <M>—I. MrWatters (Mf— li—MM LB BATTING AVKBACRS Clinton's first game is not sched uled until June 16, due to the Camp Fire camp which wil take all of the girls and Mrs Ramage out of town the first week in June Practice will continue during the week they plan to be away. Georgia Evangelist To Lead Services At Church Of God Austin-Jones Furniture Co. CLINTON, S. C. 105-109 S. BROAD ST. PHONE 527 It’s A Fact You Can Save Money By Crossing the Tracks In Clinton! 3-Pc. Bookcase Bedroom Suite Maple or Mahogan* S139.95 9 Ft. Admiral Refrigerator $199.95 COME BY TO *EK Bill Jones or Fred Ellis WE ABF W A IT ING TO SERVE > <M ’ Hear Don D. “THE COUNTRY BOY” And His COUNTRY MUSIC Jamboree AT 12:30 P. M. “Not Muck Talk, But Plenty Of Good Country Music AIM* FOR —t.AI REN* I W \TY WPCC R A ^aaiwAV* nit OH O tr3"r r in My ^ NtfTtiTRI KTUGUTB COMUD NAfiQ m “Could She Ix>ve Just A Memory ? Is An Unholy Love 1 Better Than None?” TUES.-WED.-THURS. First Run Showing: 2 Jet-Filled Hits! From A Teenage Rebel To A Mad-Dog Slayer! Hit No. 1 Fry They win play two •er week for tlx Hampton Armor w the rhampmi la thu league PLAYGROUND OPENS THK WEEK The playground operated by Mrs Milford Smith al the Scout Hut near the Armory began activities yester day (Wednesday), and will continue today and Friday Next week, and for the rest ot the summer, the play ground will be in operation on Tues day and Thursday mornings, 8:30 to 11:30, and Friday nights from 6:30 to 9:30 GIRLS SOFTBALL NEWS The new backstop on the girls’ * Thai hodg*i mi yowrs wool auffer m mweh M gow*** immu n iaad 11 ago too* T. C. RAY I'hone 395-W or R. F. LONG Phone 1317 THE LIFE MSURANCC COMPANY OF VIRGINIA BUS? CALI 95116/ 1 p' DIAL 8341 (COLLECT) For Termite Control Tha "Aniimite Wa n M Fhoy'ro Thmem. W.'f ibm Ym ... H Fin'* M*. 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