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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Tli«ra4ay. May IS. IWt ARCHDALE WEEK! FREE! Six Valuable Gifts To Be Given Away Free—June 6th . . . Just Register In Our Men’s Dept. Street Floor ... Gets Citizen of Year Award lu'mU'rt S. Truluok (center is shown here livening a plaque denoting his selection as ident Fred Holcombe (left) at a meeting of the club Friday evening at Hotel Mary Mus- grove. Sarnie Pinson, secretary of the dub, is standing by at right.—Photo by Dan Y’ar- ' Club. The presentation was made by Pres- borough. •Citizen of the Year” by the Hinton Lions State Employees Meet At Joanna The Laurens County Unit of State Employees Association held the an nual barbecue at Joanna club house in Joanna on Tuesday evening. May 19 Judge Hewlette Wasson gave the invocation Mrs lone Wallace pre- »ided over a short business session when officers were reelected as fol- low > for the coming year. Pnsident—Mrs. Wallace Vice PresKlent — Mrs. Walter Earle Secretary Treasurer — Mrs Annie Lur t' Weisnrr Twenty were named to the board irf direetors \ fraturr of the evening was a tap dance goen by two Whitten Village p«fpil>. Ptnli.tis Garret and Judy Itriggrr* Jar shay and Eddtr Spencer play, rd a number <d Kmong out of ■m were Mr. Amae Agnen. n. Mvretao ^ the ilmnerratic party. <d t niuaatoa Or and lira Jnha Sloan Enters State Tennis Tournament Jimmy Sloan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sloan of this city repre sented Clinton High School in the state tennis tournament held re cently 'at Furman University in Greenville Jimmy defeated Gene McCutch- eon. of Camden, in the first round and Doug Rollins, of Rock Hill, in the second In the third round he was defeated by Billy Shirley, of Bel ton. who ranks 15th in the South in the junior division Vance Is Chairman Of Davidson Drive Kotievt M. Vance, of Clinton, is South Carolina chairman tor Da.id- *oo Cdirge's 1*59 Living Endow meat God for the year is tl75.000 V *«>cr is a in? graduate of Dot College Commencement (Continued from page one) Malcolm Luther McKeithan, Jr., Raeford. N C. Ralph Sidney McNatt. High Point. N C. Boh Roy Mathews. Decatur, Ga. George Kirkland Mullis. Jackson ville. Fla. Rose Moore Nettles. Clinton. William Garrison Porter. Ander son. Larry Linwood Poston. Pamplico. Russell Bruce Prince, Union Charles Edward Quinn. Greenville. Wilmot Troiti Riley, III. Colum bta. Richard Kay Shrigley. West Elil- abeth. Pa Frederick Jame. Stanley Rock HtU Neung Kwun Sun Korea Milium James Turner. Jr. Private Line,•• I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I To Ready Cash ( Phone 432 ) If you need money today call this number, your private line to Home Credit Com pany’s fast, friendly loan service. Now! You can get the money you need with a full 18 months to repay. Decide how much you can repay each month. 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