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10 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE v Thursday. July 2, 1959 RECREATION NEWS Whitmiir and the Moose Club are Reynolds (H) still tied for first place in the Little Campbell (Hi Boys League, with only two gajnes Hamrick (A) • remaining to be played Each team Adams (Hi has won 7 and lost 1 "Hiese two McKee (Hi 1 teams meet each, other on Monday. Chandler (J) t night, July 6, at 8:15 p m It is pre- Cooper (Li t dieted that the winner of this game Fallow (Al will have a good chance of winning Waters (Li the Little Boys trophy this summer. Pucker (A I • The Lions Club still has a chance Abrams (J) 5 for the cup as they have lost only Lott (J) two games Kelly (J) Three of the Whitmire Little Boys are at the top of the batting list at the end of the week Johnny Alexan der has gotten six hits out of the last seven times at bat. This boosted his average to 460 Carey Ramsey has a .433 average and W’illiam Gra ham, also of Whitmire, has a .429 average \ j 19 22 17 30 21 16 23 30 25 34 19 19 23 10 11 8 13 8 6 8 8 8 11 6 6 7 526 500 470 433 380 375 347 323 320 .320 315 315 304 EVERYDAY COUNSELOR By Dr. Herbert Rpaugh A new approach to the problem of cocktail parties was recently pre- , , , sented to a rallv of the men of the 1 Each Little Boys team has two Mecklenburg p resby tery at Sugaw games each to be played All these Creek p resbvterian Church n ear games will bo played pn the nights (' bar j () tt e of July 6. 7. nad 8. All Pony and , ’ Utile Bovs g.mes will be mov'd » "ewspapor repon.^ up so the boys in both leagues will B 0 .'" Morns - ,ormer m W° r have a few days more to work on Greensboro and close friend of Billy the Pony and Utile Bovs All Stars. Graham sold he st.U woo to cocktad So regular league games Witt be I*""*. b “ * 1< ' ,s ''"'•df'' played this week due 10 the closing ? 0,e room 1 w ° rl ' of the mills dung the week of July ° er ' 4 This is our custom each vear ^ Presbyterian elder, he told of Union Little Bovs wall not be able how bis “'t, ha ‘T changed J d ". r to play the Clinton UlUe Bovs on “>? “'r , r ^ aham crusa<le ,nl July 1. 2. 3. and 4. Some conflict Greensbo ™ m 1951 ' in Union. Morris said he doesnC feel that The Pony League batting averag- Practicing Christians should sfay es and strikeouts will not appear awa y from a gathering just because this week This is due to the fact ^skey is being served. “You can’t that someone misplaced the Pony an y 8°°^ ^ or anybody by staying score book. If anyone knows the a * home. Go to a cocktail party, whereabouts of the Pony score book, ^ y° ur hght shine,” he said, turn it in to any Pony coach. Buzz Morris said he had found that Tedards, or D S Templeton. SMALL FRY STANDINGS Team W Bailey 6 Hampton Ave 6 Lydia 6 Joanna 4 Thornwell 0 LITTLE BOYS STANDINGS Team W Moose lub 7 Whitmire Lions Club Joana Exchange Club v Kiwanis Club PONY STANDINGS Team Lydia Hampton Ave Joanna Whitmire Bailey Thornwell LEADING LB PITCHERS many persons who attend affairs where alcoholic beverages are serv- L ed drink only because they feel they 3 have to. He said after refusing to 3 drink at parties, he received nu- 4 merous calk from persons who told 4 him, “If you can do it, so can my 8 husband and I.” I’ve been discovering an increas- L ing number of men and women have 1 learned that alcohol is not only un- 1 healthy but downright dangerous. 2 As a result, they have cut loose 5 from the practice. Some did it 7 through Alcoholics Anonymous, oth- 8 ers through the church and a spir-1 itual experience •I was talking to one such the other day. He told me how much better he felt now since he had put alcohol out of his life. He did it through a 8 spiritual experience. He says that 8 w hen he goes to parties now and 9 declines to drink alcohol, instead of Jerrv Alexander (Wi—fti- twitted as formerly, he is 1 Ai«v„„,w n-v I John ' complimented. TTie considerate host 7 6 3 1 0 W 9 9 6 5 4 3 ny Alexander (W >—64: Jerry Strand (J>—61; Gerald McWatters (M>—61; David Templeton (D—54; Johnny Rushton < M)—52. LEADING LB HOME RUNS or hostess now provides non-alco holic drinks at parties for the in creasing number of me and women wh have found that alcohol is not Gene Kooo (J>—S; Johnny Bush- “f? alU »- bu ‘ al » liefinl,els ton (Ml—3; Ronnie Marse (L>—3; narm,UL Jerry Strand (J)_3; Jerry Alexan- The fnend 10 whom 1 was der (W)—3; Sammy Foster (M>—3 went on 10 s P eak the health dan ' .SCHEDULES FOR REMAINDER * er ^ drinkin 8 OF SEASON A tired man or woman wiH take a PONY drink or two which seems to give a Monday, July 6—Lydia vs Hamp- lift. He needs rest, ot a stimulant ton Ave —3:00 p. m. which drives him on and works his Monday, July 6—Bailey vs Whit- heart that much harder. He is only mire—5:00 p. m. fooling himself if he thinks he gets a Tuesday, July 7-^Joanna vs Lydia 1'^- 1° end ^ Pay*, and Pays —3:00 p. m dearly. Tuesday, July 7—Hampton Ave Intelligent men and women do not vs Thornwell—6 00 p. m. eat food which they know is harmful Wednesday, July 8 — Hampton t* them. Thtey should exercise the Ave vs Bailey—1:00 p m same common sense about what Wednesday. July 8—Whitmire vs they drink. Joanna—5:00 p. m TTie practicing Christian is known W’ednesday, July 8—Thornwell vs b y wh at he does as well as by what Lydia—5:00 p m. he does not do; by what he says and LITTLE BOYS SCHEDULE what be does not say. Monday, July 6—Joanna vs Ex change Club—6:30 p m. Monday, July 6—Moose Club Whitmire--8:15 p. m Tuesday, July 7—Lions Cl(jb Kiwanis Club—6:30 p. m. Tuesday, July 7—Whitmire vs Jo ana—8:15 p. m Wednesday, July —Kiwanis Club .\vs Exchange Club—6 30 p. m Wednesday, July 8—Lions Club vs Moose Club—8:15 P M SMALL FRY SCHEDULE vs vs If you are one of the increasing number of wise men and women who have learned that cocktails are dangerous, you can decline them po litely and take a substitute at a party. You don’t need to preach a sermon on the subject with yourself as the text. What you do will be more powerful than what you say. FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 21st day of July, 1969, I will render a final ac- July fr-Joanan vs Hampton Ave. i C0UDt 011 acts “d doings-as Ad- Juiy 7—Thornwell vs Bailey. ministratrix of the estate of Ervin July 8—Lydia vs Joanna. Albert Stroud in the office of the July 9—Hampton Ave. vs Thorn- Judge of Probate of Laurens County, well July io—Bailey vs Lydia. I.r. VIMm, L>ts BAITERS Player—Team AB H Avg. J. Alexander (W) '50 23 460 Ram.xey (W; 60 26 4331 Graham (W) 49 21 429 Templeton (L) 43 18 419 D Rhodes (L) 41 17 .415 Foster (M) 53 2B .415 T. Alexander (W) 58 22 J79 Rushton (J) 55 20 .364 Marse (L) 40 14 350 Strand (J) 52 18 .346 Adams <L) 44 15 .341 Laney (M) 47 16 .340 Koon (J) 51 17 333 Norris (L) 40 13 325 Rushton (M i 49 15 .306 Osborne (J) 49 15 306 Barker <M) 30 9 .300 LEADING SMALL FRY BATTERS Player-Team AB H Avg. Patterson (J) 20 11 .550 Swygert (J) 13 7 538 WWrTRM, SUMMSMt VMMI ’WOUND CALL BENJAMIN PHONE 117 m 596 at 10 o’clock a. m. and on the same day wiU apply for a final discharge from my trust as Administratrix. Any person indebted to said estate persos having claims against said estate win present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. CLARA DENNIS STROUD, Administratrix June 12, 1959 4c-J-0 FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 17th day of July, 1959, I win render a final account of my acts and doings as Executrix of the estate of Walter A. Johnson in the office of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a. m., and on the nam* foy wiU apply for a final discharge from my trust as Executrix. Any person indebted to said estate is notified and required to »»«*» pay ment on or before that date; and aB persons having claims against said estate win present them on or before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. LULA TODD JOHNSON, Executrix, Clinton, S. C. June 9, 1959 4c-J-3 IF YOU DO ITT READ YOU DOWT GEY YW HEW1 Wm. J. Bailey Insurance Agency \ o' • \ \ . . ' The Beacon Drive-In ■ ’ O' \ Center Service Station WILL PRESENT IN THE INTEREST OF SAFE DRIVING ^ -v . I THE HOLIDAY TRAFFIC REPORT ONCE AN HOUR Friday, Saturday, and Sunday On WLBG—Dial 860 ♦ Also, Safe Driving Tips Recorded By Clinton Police Chief Ballard, Laurens Police Chief Power, and High way Patrol Corporal Jones On July 4th WLBG Will Play Only Selected Holiday Music t # and Excerpts from Famous Orations by Great Americans Whose Speeches Concerned America's Liberty, Freedom and Independence o t , + ■ ■ » WLBG Has Planned a Great July 4th «• For Listening To 860 + WLBG IS THE STATION THAT PUTS ' ’ i • ■ • .. .. . • INTEREST IN COMMUNITY INTEREST PROGRAMS