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3!je (Eltntou dhrmitrlf Vd. 60 — No. 20 Clinton, S. C., Thursday, June 4, 1959 Exchange Club to Sell Light Bulbs Clinton’s Exchange Club will conduct its fund. Shown above in an early call is Robert annual sale of electric light bulbs this week- ~ Spencer, left, chairman of the committee, end, beginning Friday evening. Members and Robert L. Plaxico, Jr., club president, will make a house-to-house canvass in an making a sale to Mrs. Fred Holcombe at her effort to earn money for the club’s charity home.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. PC Summer School For 1959-60 To Offer 20 Courses County's Operations To Gist $475,408.31 Twenty courses in seven depart ments will be offered at Presbyte rian College’s 1959 summer school. Academic Dean George C. Bellin- grath announced today. The session is scheduled to get Lj uren j, county will spend $475,- $12,555; Treasurer, $10,$05; Superin under way on June 9 with registra- ^ 31 j,,,. operations during the tendent of Education $5,506, Probate tion and to extend through August 7. yvar 19S ^ 60 according to the ap Judge. $11,150. Health Department, During these nine weeks courses propnation bill introduced by the $17,083. Magistrates, $6,644. Agri will be taught in th«- economics, japajat^a delegation and passed by culture. $6,330. Welfare Deport i tafhsh mathematics. Spnntt. pay lhe General Assembly in the closing meot. $0,77$; County Service Ott etiology, history and biology de ^ t^a aessiou which ended on esc. $7,050. Domestic Relations partments Student* may earn * Ms, 22 Court $5*20. Laurens County U- ■aaxitr.um of nine hours crmM at Tt w raised by taxation In the brary. $15,000. for the purchase of n during the summer program rouflty „ mMn yi and the balance th. bookmobile $5 ooo Caroaor. $2 _ r I • U7»SJ0. wdl he dartvad from rthar 400 ( uualy Phystctan. $1J00. Far. General iurlacmg «*-w ^ ^ 0 •tala tag (he fiscal yaar i ea July ». are lUJOiM $16 sen $6. 4a, $1 Ton asm fee an I • -srd Program Is Out, Says County Supervisor Clinton Man Held PC Finals Held On Monday An address by Dr. John R. Cun ningham and the awarding of 107 baccalaureate degrees and three honorary degrees highlighted Pres byterian College’s 78th commence ment exercises Monday morning. Honorary doctor of divinity de- ! grees were awarded to the Rev. Merle C. Patterson, pastor of the Montgomery (Ala.) First Presbyte rian Church, and the Rev. R. L. ■ Forbis, Jr., pastor of the Moultrie (Ga.) First Presbyterian Church The honorary doctor of laws degree was bestowed upon Dill D. Beck man, of Columbia, chief of the South Carolina Vocational Rehabili tation Department. Dr. Cunningham, nationally prom inent educator who now serves as executive-secretary of the Presby terian Foundation, spoke on the gen eral theme “Accent On Quality.” He urged the graduating seniors to “preserve your sense of proportion . . . maintain the level of your high-1 est aims.” And he added: “Youth is the time for visions.: You are today standing at the point of your greatest ambition From now on, your chief problem will be in distinguishing between the general ly good and the best in life ’ Dr. Cunningham discounted mon ey, pleasure and ambition as sabs factory ultimate aims, and he said: | "la assessing your primary aim for the future I turn to the>jraeds of the Master—‘Seek ye first the Kingdom {of Righteousness** The speaker continued We are pieced m this wurM le •eat. le discover and le arhteve the Kingdom of Gad duly m Making le pm Jeeeo Chnel m lhe renter at eur bees do we bad the lew af greoth the tow «f tew at true 'The m dm pi ■ f mwi by Area Representatives at Boys State Next Week Here are the boys, sponsored by various organiza tions, who will attend the session of Boys State in Co lumbia next week. The school, conducted under the aus pices of the American Legion, is for the purpose of teaching principles of the democratic form of govern ment. Left to right, the boys, with their sponsoring group, are: Marvin. (Ilasure of Thornyell. the Kiwanis Club; Maxie Brown, Joanna Foundation; Delmar Hard man, Bailey Foundation; Duck Adair, Lions Club; Mack Gaffney, Bailey Foundation; Ricky Rhame, Exchange Club.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. Thornwell Ends Year Thornwell Orphanage closed Us commencement season Monday eve ning with the dehvery of state high school diplomas to 14 graduates and awarding of prize* and honor* The address to the graduates was mode by the Rev Wjyte Fulton D D . pastor of Shenandoah Presby. terian Church Miami. Fla, who moke on 11* Validity at Faith 9 Member* of the graduating cU»% *rfr Maltha Mane Berk. William Helton Brorkingfon Jefferson La foyette Dortme Sam awe Joan Gad trey. Slnrtoy Aon Hantaan. Roberca Jeon MMrhsU. Whiieffslil WaUaa Mayas Jeany MeCMtaa. James CafMaa Manta Charts* Raysnsad Powers Jmrnay Lae Rirhey Rdby Mat me Wsmor KhaaMh Jane lord and Mary Ana WoodTw Ths • aMmrSory was by Moyas osw msasoad dm sagas Maw op's sawed uwMt oworWi mrhatad mMNl 4ft Asa Mar* ma knw g> hp Jama* Chan, pom MM - “ SoW Dab Good Mary Crusade Schedule Disrupted By Rain; Services In Stadium Rain played havoc eith the open mg sessions of the Lauren* County Brotherhood sponsored evangelistic verviees being held in (Tinian Scheduled to be held in the Pres bytenan College ilodtum. the first service Sunday afternoon was trana ferred lo the First Ropti*t Church The Monday iught srmre oaa held Ml lhe stodlum and the Tuesday MdM gathering oaa dsahnnded when the weofher agate r aterfreod bt the evem of fort a, i ealrmeai ■oather g * os moled the Mrvirea ■Ml he hotg m the andaorwsm at lhe Momgioa Avaaar Ariaml imadrr at am IwwwoeA teewo at •seewoo w Wwrhaer Ponmng even grikm el CMMaa Tea o> ohn eeea pwm me paApd m Mm Fmm Begaas Chase* twaaos warn flervwwa a60 he hahg oeeh eovamgl m Mmmamam m t m and ea hem Aoy oAorswon oS I o rOorh Fsaamg a aMomammod hp hm mBrnm MG JoeMam Pool Owe* a mma dmoome eeM mag knimm MaroM bo tea a paaam A i worn* wide show m partnnmei ftftl 4ft ftfti BsMM • aa Mha Begins Today Industrial Workshop In Gty This Weekend iperating »uper Mure than 3 expected to attend Suuth Car* Una’s firm annual InduaTnal Man wmmmm utlldl (OfMPflM ftl Presbyterian ( oUege (hts riusrwtay aftecnaon iJenr 41 Ten author* NT* HI (PdljplBtJl'MMP #fft ptoyer retmwm odl parttcipMle m thr three day earhslmn «aenMred hy the vowtn t arohno male CWam her of Comawrro The program at fenag a practical dMrwomm of la bar rotocamaa tohnr too ocehmon • rwmmanMiwMk romMamorasoom ho men rotoBamm gnesonre prseedareo ong waammy. w •cneawog ia maead mevwg* wormos nteesaag Be^mraum odl hr hohi toma U to $ p m Ihnroiaa m Ma Hamm prooSytoevaa t**A ear • sew AaSmi sonoce Via mm onaam odl hamaa •mnoadkaoery mare jftftftue mm* ag amor «aa mama maa hp CmmmPhw tgharoap* Itowg too McMgp Jr amf BMmmb D •oadh one at tap aaoMa aBmonon* at me program oiU find Dr (#eorge D Heal an < hark*te management con sultanl meahing an ** Effecti* e Su pervtvwn tn Industry" <jo riiursgny iught It is m* tor 7 10 p ai m the <MMlti«irtUlVI %t{ iftr Hall TV ft *a fMPBiiilr' a til iMMrliftdhe ll«$r f|< £1^ ftr%ftMrf| * ft ft ftl f'*we" *4ftpftft % ftftftf 4Ml Um tft laftfttf ftHjil—B * fty Hftrftft P HaI Iff ftlf wdagf ftf <*ftMftMft|f ■iv Ml ivpf fftr ftlji# i IftdMftMf Mfti $ft fMftfdhftftiftf Tlftr (,’ftftftftft IftotUftk ftf H*m% fttfMMii ftft ftl ufttanr V I larhe prewdeoa at Wcftoe V I IftTft 4 Aft—i ft pyftM ftftrMB# ft | %|l«pfMi«wMI tftNMMftft f 8 ft 4ft i mm fmftftft tif ftiftpipr* maaMK ftft ft| % ftloftb ift IgtildrMMMflftl Iftftftk: ftl f Mam at Fmergtoa « ormwehnm aa4 B M Prow at %meeoaron * om pamp s*/ 4heo fhep Mopmon mm wwar VWs Mma hp Ceaaaa laaftm nap t*am&m at Boatoe m fttoaoemaa WM (to FVsdap ■ 4 PMftft ftftft Two Women Injured In Wreck at Joanna > • m m m dm wtltoade •mB Ml to nm4 ahHW hill uam «adae m* ti am ag ■ft ftfti ftft * Tggal # ftft M ftMflftftft IM ftWNft# *#por» Rood (Kt ^ County Legiskators In Monthly Meeting •W% ftftft f iMftift * ftftftftftft ftft ■ft «4ftft BaUgwes a ■ftftftftPf 4f $U v r —- ■ Cuhn* MUto uum Bnurt • Mummg wu utB gp ■ftft ftk ftftft moHRMumo ftftft fftft ft 1 ftiV4tftM| mm wumuue too 4V4dB0Mft 4ft '■ft Vi* IMft •le* tore 0U ft'440 Aft ftftft toeoU ** a ftMftMHft | ■ TW Am ■wdUM Bm iftft ft| A BF Vf ttoftft| tom at 'hu i’fttftft P+ ftm ft# V ftt ftmMftft mmwm Lftii r* oad ogm AftAflAftAft ftftft •ft ftft i * i f A 4B VftpMMftl ftftftftpM ftftft rtftMft ftftft ^ftftftftftftMft pvftftMftv «f Nftftf ftftfti PVb Aftftoftlfftft tftftMft ftftftift ftftft , liftM P ftftftNb ftw ftftitft i «• Bffttft ^ftftrw 4ft flftrifeft 1 * ft4ft% ftftHMftHHftft Ift W tfc» ■#% ■ Aftpft IBP ftf Mftftfti # ift ft*A * ftti teMft ift ift plftftftpft ftflft pftftftiftfti Iftf ip Plane Down MMftNftft ^ ftftBnh '..ftfti 4ft 4i NhMA ftftft iMftk rft «$■■» ■» ipifti WMftftft^ftf tftidiftftft ■ftftftftiMfti ■•■ ftftft ^ ftiftftftlft ft ftft ■Ht'ftMftftftlfth ■ft ftftitftriftM M 4ftPfti Ift !■$ ftiftt fti * 14 ahawi m» Oaamos DONALD E. MAULDIN Donald Mauldin To Be Minister of Education bt First Baptist Church Donald E. Mauldin of Grefloville, n 111 assume his duties as minister of education of the First B a p t i f I Church at this city on June 14. it has tmen announced by the pastor, the Rev J. H Darr Mr MaaMui is a graduate at Far dory t The sherl miles la —man* of the coaggy Hm only am m (hr Cliatoa area Is a ton mile argatont south of Cliatoa froat High way $0 to Highway 40 Five secUem requested for im proveaseat were not eligible under the feleral aid program, and four sections were termed eligible when funds are available One of the sections not eligible was a short ling from Highway 56 to Highway 72 near the Baldwin place at the city limits of CHntoo. How ever, it may be improved under the farm-to-market program, it was stated. The delegation pointed out that to be eligible for improvement with federal aid, roads must but out of city limits, at least a mile in length, and considered next most important road in the county needing improve ment. The meeting Monday was attended by all members of the legislative delegation, including Senator Robert C. Wasson, and Representatives Jus tin A. Bridges. William C. Dobbins, aid T. David Sloan, Jr The 41 lags tion approved a budget far the Cauaty Board of Health to la M Modi •a* mage an May B tor m- ta the stato highway tyatom a * reach of rood from E Maple SI to Highway 50 at the Muthern edge at Clinton Thu wm the first public meating of the detogotion in several months, since the teutons were called off during the meeting at the legislature | They are held on the first Monday in each month. Legion Juniors To Open Season Next Wednesday The 1959 Amerclan Legion Junior basebal schedule will get underway next Wednesday when the Clinton squad will go up against Newberry. The opening game in Clinton will | take place on Friday, the 12th, when Ware Shoals will furnish the opposi tion. All home games will be played at the Cliitton Mill park. The local team is coached by vet eran manager Dan Kirhy of Joanna. He is assisted by Dick Shngley, for mer Presbyterian College star . M. Sgt Elf is Wins Distinction ft Gay si H Eft* tf too highest handers Betd Dudley Joan history award—Ana Getty t. of Otaton Ministerial Club award—DonaM Hendnx of Thomas tan. Ga.; Thootoglc*) Seminary scholarsh^-Hugh Bums of Pied mont, Ala ; Tau Phi Pi science award—Bruce Prince. F. H. Men denhaO, Sr.. International Relations Club award—Evin Varner, of Ben- nettsville Kappa Alpha athletic trophy—Ted Leahy, of Atlanta. De partment of the Army superior ca- (Continued on page four) HmB. own the oor Mud hy Mu he* PVaah AMwd M ache* D D . pwotor at the Ftru Pvaabytanan Chore* at Carat Gahtoa. Fla Mm uhyoet was Grade, ■huh, he real, aag u hated am the ScripturaJ admonition Be ye thrretorr pertoct * A number of former dwdouU re turned for the week-end at Thom well and an alumni meeting wa« hold Sunday afternoun when plans were durumed pertaining to a re union In 1960 AWARDED 5 YEAR PIN Mrs James B Owing* of Harml tons Jewelers Inc , was recently pre sented by the company a carat diamond pin. the five year award given to employees. Mrs. Owings is the former Miss Barbara Lawson of Cross Anchor. *vo* an ibm tpurtaUI * ft* ftftftf Ift ftft Iftftft ■ftftji) fftftftftftft ftftftV tft ift MftftfMftftl flftf ti’ftftli ftftf’ftftMR ftfffftfVftftl 4 i ft Iftftpwftfty IMM4I f ft * liiftftft ftftft CftftMN Migbw ay 76 aonr I Aft 1ftTit A Groduofe At The t University Of Tenn Thom a* Davis. «on of Mr Mr* Randolph Davis, will he grad uated Sunday from the University of TVnnesvee at Knoxville, receiving a decree in business science His parents, his grandmother. Mrs. Mar garet Dupree of Owings. and two aunts. Miss Agnes Davis of this city and Mrs. V. O. Waldon of Gramteville will be week-end guests of relatives in Knoxville, and will attend the graduation office truck Campfire Girls in Closing Ceremonial lift C ftftftft ftftftftl Cftyf%4 ff -• ! *o r fftftfti'4Nftfti iMftftftft ftft#ftft| ft* % f: f (ftlMHt-'iftft ffttfNftftftMftgMftJ flAtAft 1 ■hp f*pppgEMto MbK 4D* f Iftftftftftf ftp f ftft ftftftlftft ftftcf ftftpNMftlft ftft ftft ftpft ftftft ipnftftftftft ■■ftp <ft W ^CftVft rtt mrtr tfftV« driver of toe Dunn Hensley at Columbia Slate Highway Patrolman J L « ‘»Uina at tTmton. made the inves Hgntma Hold Two Neoroes On Break-In Charges Two Clinton Negroes. Henry Lee Wimphrie and Jimmie James John son, both about 20, were being held in the county jail yesterday on charges of breaking into a Clinton home and a place of business Wimphrie is charged with petty larceny and housebreaking. Johnson with petty Larceny ami housebreak ing under one warrant and grand larceny under another. The men were arrested by city police Lt. W B Blakely and George Corley after a call from neighbors that they were seen entering the home of Rev. James K Billups, pas tor of Friendship A M E Church, who lives on North Bell Street They were taken into custody Iasi Tues day in an area to the rear of Pre* bytenan College, after leaving thr scene at thr break n Upon queotMOUig Johnaun admit tod breaking mtanag Pitta feorv irw ** r* —^ am April 3 and taking ahuut $!• m cum aug tumr cburA* Take* l*wm toe Bdtopa feuUto mm9a a toumoW fhmBaui iumu *<ga rtMum dtou hHU6 m» mmw dbu*» uUg Mu UhMMP >• GERALD WOODRUFF - s Awarded Scholarship Gerald Weudruff. graduate with the 1959 clans at CUntun High School, has been awarded a music scholarship at Newberry College, He will enroll a* a freshman at Newberry for the fall term in September. Gerald, who is quite an accom plished pianist, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orion Woodruff of this city. Chamber Commerce Meeting Scheduled This Morning At 10 A general membenhip meeting at the Chamber g t outmrrr• wiO he hetg thi» i Thun day muewmg at Motet Vary Mwogrme TWue hu (he arwusi Bofurta *f ’.Wt a4 ftftft^f ifftftftftftft fftftfti ft a> It # rfcftft M 4f Ift am •4B tu • 4 hU C. . * » | i Wm . Am i' ft ft m a toSMp «> w uu umu* • •