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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thun*da>. Aufust 6, 1959 Clinton Midgets and Teeners Win County Trophies pension «f the campus His work in itially will cover 37 acres of the mam campus, designed in such a way that it may readily be unified with the remaining 18 acres now owned wifti future acquired proper ties in the ultimate campus plan Hams already has under study a topographical survey of the ( area and campus sketches showing tree and sidewalk locations. He will di rect his attention upon these 11 phases in his landscape project: i grading and drainage, soil, grass.' trees, shrubs, courts, play fields, drives and parkin areas, walks, enclosures and special features. The campus plan which Presby terian College has followed in its building program was designed by New York Architect 'Charles W. Leavitt in 1*12 during the adminis tration of President Davison Mr Dowell Douglas. Proposed work will be conducted within the scope of this plan, with the aim of improving and preserving the general campus appearance. Hort* are shown (’linton”$ Midgets and leeners sott- ball teams which emerged winners in a county league ' composed of Clinton. Watts. Laurens and Joanna. The Midgets won handily in season play, but the leeners were forced into a playotf game with Watts, held at the Little Koys park here Monday, which Clinton won. 13-7. Front row. left to right: Mary Nettles of the Teeners team, and Midgets Becky Reynolds, June Campbell. Jean Davidson. Linda Horton. Nannette Young. Patsy Sim mons, Sue Bragg, Frances Robbins, Linda Culbertson, and Kathryn Arnold, bat girl. Back row: Mrs. Frank Ramage, coach, and Teeners Norma Davidson, Jane Ellen Fowler. Amy Lou Black, Lois Marie Haselden. Linda Boland, Amelia Nichols, Dianne Pitts. Sandra Norris, Debbie Simpson, Carol Shealy. Marjorie Arnold, Jackie Robbins, and Shirley Ann Timmons. Not present for the picture: Midgets Sara Sadler and Carol Sanders, Teeners Jane Milam and Mary Bart Stump. Girls Softball Teams Win County Trophies The ‘Midgets” and “Teeners.” Chnton girls «iof!ba’J teams, have won the trophies for die county, league against watts. Laurens and Joanna .Monday »a» a great day for lh* Teeners who were tied with Watts for top position with 8 win- and four losses each The playoff w a- here the Little fioy* park Monday af tertwjon with Cl in; or defeating Watts 117 TV determination of both teams to win produced an rsciting game Mrs Frank Ramage roach •aid. attribute our victory ta the hard playing qiuck thinking of the team members *od te eu reliable piirber. tachie kubbi The Midge' w-w tbr trophy il>, losing only one out of eight games The remarkable program during the summer of the little girls was pointed out by Mrs. Ramage. “ Most of them are 10 to 11 years old and had never played ball until this summer.” The coach was high in her praise and congratulations of both teams for their outstanding work in defeat ing teams with more experience Clinton Teeners and Midgets had thirty members who were faithful throughoMt the summer, practicing every day except those on which games were scheduled %T IM F OF PU.«> Mr and Mrs W $ Horne are visiting the former's parents. Mr and Mn w G Home, at the Isle of Palm* this week, going especially for their <widen wedding anniver sary retrhrmmn on Tuesday August • College Campus To Get Landscaping In Near Future Plans for a special landscaping project on the main campus of Pres byterian College were announced to day by Business Manager G Edward Campbell He said the work will be initiated in the near future by Hugh Harm, landscape architect and planning consultant of Greensboro. C.. who has served residential msti tutmaal and other rlients over a five stale area Hi* pfr-vwu» work m tTimon has Mrludrd landscape protects at the (Tmtan Lydu tsttan MMi» the F irst bytman Chart n dences of Robert M. Vance and the late P. S. Bailey. Campbell pointed out the archi tect. in preparing his landscape plan, will take into consideration the long-range plans for future ex- Pupils Register For Joanna Kindergarten Registration continues for the Jo anna Baptut Church kindergarten Enrollment day will be on Thursday. 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