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2 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, June 11, 1959 Hurricane Community News CHl »CH CHANGES SCHEDULE Hm* Hurricane Baptist Church service! which have been held in the afternoon for a number of years will change to morning beginning Sunday, June IS. The worship service will be held at 9.SO with Rev. J. H. Parr bring ing the message and Sunday School at 10:30 ’ , ig ; Anyone wishing to attend Hurri cane church and not having trans portation the bus will leave Clinton at 8 A 1 ) and the driver will be glad to pick up anyone, if notified. Call 1515 for information. Bible School will be held June 22 through the 26th Sunbeams will meet at the church today (Thursday) at 10 o’clock. Crusade Meeting Time Is 8:00 P. M., To Close On Sunday Time for the Buckner Fanning evangelistic services has b e e n changed to 8:00 p. m , it was an nounced yesterday. The crusade, which has been un derway for the past ten days, will come to a close Sunday night. No Sunday afternoon session will be held, it was stated. The weather, which put a damper on the earlier services, has improv ed during the past few days and the attendance "has been increasing. The county-wide religious services are sponsored by the Brotherhood of the Baptist Association, and are being held on the atheltic field at Presbyterian College. Miss Jane Todd Graduates At Erskine Miss Jane Todd, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hubert Todd of this city, was graduated ciim laude on Mon day. June 1, at Erskine College, due West. , She received a BA degree, having majored m elementary education and social studies. Attending the graduation exercises were her par ents and sister, Miss Joan Todd, Mrs. Clyde Todd. Mrs. William Brehmer, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Brohmer, Carroll and Hayne Brehm- er. While at Erskine Miss Todd was outstanding in campus affairs. She was editor of the student newspa per. The Mirror; president of Eu- silon Sigma Tau, student NEA; a member of the Garnet Circle, top 20 students, her senior year. She was also treasurer of the W’oman’s Stu dent Body, and president of the Modern Literary Club in her junior year. Dr. Whitelaw Is Kiwanis Speaker 1959 Graduating Class of Bell Street High School Clinton Kiwanians will receive a 30-minute glimpse of this nation's outer-space activities from Dr. Neill G. Whitelaw , chairman of the Pres- 1 byterian College physics depart- ment, at their first June meeting Thursday night. He wil speak on the subject, “Why- Do We Want To Be In Space?" The meeting is set for 7 p. m. in the ball room of the Hotel Mary Musgrove. Dr. Whitelaw, w ho is highly re garded in the field of physics, has following pupils in piano re- been a member of the PC faculty since 1935. During World War II he The graduates of Bell Street High School class of 1959 recently received their diplomas. Reading from left to right are: Front row, Alxniree Grant, Frances Geter, Flocell Dillard, Bettye Dunlap, Thelma Young, Mamie Werts, Barba Anderson, Josephine Jones, Gladys Mc- Knight, Jessie Pyles, Sarah Jackson, Patricia Miller, Jeanette Byrd, Mary Jean Watts, and Banner Burton. Second row: Lumas Byrd, Sammie Lee Hill, Johnnie Cheeks, James Miller, Mary Ann Rice, Valedictorian, Bettye Jo Williams, Lydia Kindley, Cora Burnside, Hen ry' Calhoun, Bennie Lee Dowdy, James Summers, William Sanders, and Asborne Burnside. Back row: Willie Rich ardson, Fred Murphy, Johnnie Thacker, Charles Kinard, Arthur Wesley, Willie James Young, John R. Judson, Valedictorian, and Robert Price. The baccalaureate service was held Sunday, May 24, with the Rev. L. C. Sanders, pastor of Springfield Bap tist Church of Laurens, speaking on the subject, “Edu cation for Critical Thinking.” Mrs. Bunker's Pupils Give Recital June 1 Mrs. Edmund C. Bunker present- ^You'll 1)& cital on June 1 in the Clinton High was sought by the Oak Ridge pro- School auditorium, ject then completing development j Susan Jacks, Francis Robbins, of the atomicjjomb, but he decided j ac ^| e Robbins, Jody Goldsmith, Lois Marie Haselden, Philip Rog- Virginia Rogers, Nanette to remain at Presbyterian College The speaker will be introduced by Dr. Marshall W. Brown, president of PC. ers. i Young, Alice Grant, Brenda Cobb. sitting prfetfy with a lowroct automohik loan — L M.S. Biiley & So \r, \ m J M. S. BAILEY & SON, BANKERS presents A Display Of Ceramics by Wilkes Ceramics of Clinton, S. C. Thursday, June 11, Thru Tuesday, June 16 Hr Lions To Charter Bus For Clemson Trip Members of the Lions club will attend a session of the state con vention Monday night which will be meeting at Clemson House at Clem son. The trip will be made by charter ed bus, which will leave Hotel Mary Musgrove at 5:30. It is expected that most members of the club will be present for the occasion. The occasion is the District Gov ernor's Banquet, and Clinton’s R. S. Truluck, the retiring District Gov ernor, will preside Mrs. Poag Retires At ThornweN Mrs. John R. Poag, who has been hostess and matron in charge of the Thomwell dining room for, the past 17 years, has retired and left last week to make her home in Landrum with her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Mc Kinney. A service honoring Mrs. Poag was held upon her retirement and Dr. M. A. Macdonald, president, pre sented her with an appropriately in scribed silver bowl. In making the presentation Dr. Macdonald praised her for her valued and unselfish ser vice and loyalty to the institution Ceramics Be Displayed At M. S. Bailey Bank A display of ceramics, U»e prod ucts of an interesting hobby of Clinton couple. Mr. and Mrs E. H Wilkes and their son. Gene, will be Dixon, son of Mr and Mrs shown at M S. Bailey and Son Joe D**oo, is spending a week with Bankers beginning today through grandmother. Mrs Maude Na- June 1C. bors and is attending Daily Vaca- Gene. a fourth year architectural JJ®* 1 ■* Fairview Bap student at Clemson. dors the design ^ C mg and art work The basement of Ann Shiprs of Columbia, it spend their home has been fashioned into •»me bme wth her graaftwr a workshop for WUkoo Ceramics Mr and Mrs Fehoo Cr Compaay Here the slip (Uqtdd u dlf Dafty Vac atm i Bi Hay > is poured tale molds where it •taads far about so (sour After do Mr and Mrs J mg tor about a week the groan wars, saa. Jimmy, nuro gw Mr News Of _ • a Bonds Cross Roads of Fairview Baptist Church enjoyed a picnic at the home of Allen Hun- nicutt. Twenty five young people enjoyed the outing. Commencement exercises for Fairview Baptist Church Daily Va cation Bible school will be held Sat urday afternoon, June 13, at 4:00 o’clock at the chbrch. The exercises will be followed by a picnic. All parents and friends are invited to attend. Women Of Synod Inciease Support To Local College PrMbyterian women of South Car olina. focusing on the Presbyterian College Bible department as a spec ial project for their increased sup-1 port, have contributed approximate ly 15,500 toward this purpose during the past year. The synodical executive board last year recommended that each local group among the 301 Women of the Church organization in the state place the PC Bible department in its budget for 1950 Included in the $6,- 500 figure are some funds contrib uted during 1958 Two other reports on returns from the local groups will be made to the college during the remainder of this year. Funds are being sent to Pres byterian College by Mrs. H. M. Mc- Laurin, Jr., of Wedgefield, state treasurer of the women’s organiza tion. Joanna Church Plans Picnic On Saturday At Greenwood PoHc A church-wide picnic will be held on Saturday, June 13, at Greenwood State Park for members and friends of the Joanna Baptist Church. Planned recreation wil be directed by Oran Nabors. Supper will be served at 6:00 p. m. All attending are requested to bring a picnic lunch. Groups will be leaving the church at 3:00 p. m. and 4:30 p. m. Revival Services At Cross Hill Church Announcement has been made of revival services at the South Cross Hill Church of God beginning on June 7 at 2:30. Services will be held each evening at 7:30 by the Knight Family of Greenwood. The public is invited. Clinton And Jomna * Meet Here lonight, Moore, Madden Pitch Clinton’s Csvaliers continue to lose games by one run in the Union County League, one of them coming lait Friday night when they went down before Gaffney by a 4-3 count. But Larry Madden. Clinton pitch ing ace. retired 21 batsmen in the first seven innings in allowing one- hit. A. L. Curtis, Gaffney righthand er, fanned 21 in a red hot pitching^ duel with Madden who fanned 11. The game went into extra innings. Truman Owens got three hits in five for the Cavaliers. Clinton came back Saturday night to beat Gaffney, 6-3. Junior Frier put the game on ice for the Cava liers with a two-run homer in the final inning. Tot Fallaw had three hits in four trips to pace the win ners. Buffalo downed Joanna twice last week. At Buffalo Wednesday the score was 11 to 5, and Saturday night’s win at Joanna was 5 to 3. Clinton will meet Joanna tonight (Thursday) at 8 o’clock at the Clin ton Mill park. Pitching for Joanna will be Johnny MJoore, and Larry Madden will be on the mound for* Clinton. Saturday night, Clinton and Jo anna will repeat at the Joanna park, with Charles Marler pitching for Clinton, and Bill Dobbins for Jo anna. CLUB STANDING Standing of the clubs in the six- team Union County League through Saturday: Gaffney .... Buffalo Lockhart Union .. 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