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■ I» THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton Area Students Attending Winthrop College MountviHe Grange Installs Officers Officers for Iht* forthcoming year j were installed at the monthly meet ing of the MountviHe Grange Thurv day evening The installation cere mony was presided over by J. M. Wham, a former master. R. O. Bundrick, newly-elected master, made a short talk in which he outlined various aims for 1960 and announced" appointments of committee chairmen. A social hour followed the busi ness session Daughtery Is Pastor Of Little River-Dominick Rev. 'Lawton Daugherty has ac cepted the pa.'torate of Little River- Dominick Presbyterian Church and he and his family have moved into the manse. The Rev Mr. .Daugherty, a native of Atlanta. Ga . was graduated from Presbyterian College in 1953 and from Columbia Seminary in 1956 While at the seminary he serv ed Providence Church, Lowndes- ville and Mt Carmel Church at Mt. Carmel. He comes to Clinton from Sullivan's Island where he was pastor of the Presbyterian churcn. Mrs Daugherty, the former Miss Florence Patterson df Savannah, Ga.. is a 1954 graduate of Erskint College. They have four children, David, Payson, Pat and Sue. Union Turns Back Clinton Devils, 13-6 . The Clinton High School Red Dev ils will move over to Spartanburg Friday night for their weekly foot- !>all engagement against the Spar tans. The following Friday, October 30, the Clintonians return home, meet ing Newberry in the annual home coming game The Union Game Union — Union’s Yellow Jackets struck twice in the final quarter in a come from behind 13-6 win voer Clinton High’s Red Devils here Friday night in an Eastern Conference tussle Jon Linder's interception at the ! Clinton 32 put Union in motion for its winning touchdown Fullback Johnny Cochran scored from three yards out. * / An interception by Cecil Bobo i also halted a Clinton threat after the last Union touchdown.. Clinton got its scoring break early on a fumble at the Union 28. Kin- ard Littleton scampered for the TD on an 18-yard run Union drove 60 yards for its first . score in the final quaretr, quarter back Alonzo Jackson hitting on a five yard run over tackle, i Clinton 6 0 0 0— 6 I Union \ 0 0 0 13—13 YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS PHONE 74 THE CHRONICLE ' IF YOU DON'T READ Class Officers Named At College Newly elected officers have taken over leadership of the four classes .at Presbyterian College Recent campus-wide balloting named these four students as class presidents: Senior class. Billy Ha- good. of Easley; Junior. Billy Betch- man, of Summerton; Sophomore. Joe Davis, of Lawrencevilie. Ga.; and Freshman. Joe Harvard, of Co lumbia. Other class officers chosen to as sist the presidents include; Senior Class — Larry Wood, of Thursday. October 22.1959 Mots Point. MiM-. 'ice president; Ebby Mayfield, of Greer, secretary; . and Ed Jackson, of Clover, treas urer. Junior Class—Bill Wilkes, of Dun can. vice president; Dougald Clark, of Fayetteville. N. C., secretary, and Doug McDougald, of Anderson, treasurer. v Sophomore Class—Bobby Joiner, of Macon, Ga.. vice president; Son ny DuBote. of Sumter, secretary^ and Bilf Matthews, of Macon. Ga./ treasurer. Freshman Class—George Ragan, of Gastonia. N. V.. vice president, Anna Graves, of Bradenton, Fla., secretary; and Bobby Piephoff, of College Park. Ga., treasurer. *~_ Mimnaugh “On a pheasant hunting trip last year, 1 was badly shot when a bird flew up in my di rection and another hunter fired away. My medical ex penses were. $340. N Would a Hunting Trip Accident Policy have cost only about $5?" Wm. J. Bailey Ins. Agency M. S. Bailey & Son Bankers Bldg, PHONE 1246 These young women from the Clinton area are cur rently enrolled at Winthrop College. Shown, left to right, are: First row—Brenda Jane O’Dell. Myra Pitts. Beth Trammell. Shirley Dunnaway. Dixie Lee Couch and Wiley Davis. Second row—Mvrna Sease, Sue Boyce. Shirley Staton, Mary Anderson, Elinor Niver, Betty Jane Hamer and Martha Milam. Third row—Jenny Addison, Dolly Crouch, Bootsie Horton, Sara Pitts and Barbara Roberts. Margaret Ann Bolick was absent when the picture was made.— (Winthrop News Service Photo). PC Goes After Sixth Win Revival Services In Tampa Game Saturday At Calvary Baptist Pausingxat mid-season after five Last week in the 27-6 victory over straight victories, Presbyterian Eton, for example, the aerial attack College's undefeated 1959 gridmen proved decisive as Quarterback Bob are being rated among the all-timt* great PC football teams Their claim as they leave Thurs day morning two-touchdown favor ites to invade Tampa University for another stubborn test this Saturday night, could readily be staked out 1—Five wins without loss so far thi^ season, including impressive Waters connected on 9 of 18 passes for 140 yards. His passing resulted in one touchdown on a 32-yard play, with Halfback Bobby Pate catching the ball and then iateraling it to Fullback Bill Hill who raced the remaining 15 yards to score Aerials also set up two more, scored by Hill on a 1-yard plunge and Pate on triumphs over Southern Conference a 4-yarder. The fourth PC tally came member.' Furman* and Davidson 2— National ranking among the top three small colleges in the na tion. according to official ratings of the National .Association of Inter collegiate Athletics. 3— South Carolina s only remaining undefeated college team and one of a select group in the country. 4— A colorful, well-balanced team, built around Little All-America Candidate Bobby P^te. on the at tack. u stubborn defense and a bla/mg spirit which refuses to ac knowledge defeat \ And even with all ot this. Coach Frank Jones and his staff are con vinced the team has not as yet realized its full potentialities A va ried of explosive offensive ingre dient' ha> the Blue Hose averaging 24 points per game on 121 total jKimt' hut the team has yet to corn- tune it' passing and running game to full rapacity in a single game on a 26-yard romp by Freshman Halfback Ronnie Hampton Miss Mary Babb Laurens — Miss Mary Katherine Babb. 81. died Monday at noon in a local hospital after an illness of two weeks. Miss Babb was a native and life long resident of Laurens County and a daughter of the late Barnett and Sara Peden Babb She was a mem ber of the First Baptist Church of Laurens Surviving are a sister. Mrs. Etta Sorgee * i Laurens, and a half-sis ter. M Fannie Wood, of Fountain Inn Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 11 a m at Kennedy Mortuary Chapel by Dr. Robert S. Cooper Burial was in Green Pond I Methodist Church Cemetery. REV. CHARLIE CANDLER An eight-day series of revival services will begin Sunday night at Calvary Baptist Church to con tinue through Sunday. Nov 1 i Leader for the services will be [ the Rev Charlie. Candler, pastor of White Street Baptist Church, I Rock Hill Music will be under the direction of Mrs Joe Land and the church choir Services wil be held each evening at 7 30 Rev J W Spillers is pastor of the church Halloween Carnival Set For October 31 By Hampton PTA The Halloween carnival sponsor- e<f annually by the Hampton Ave- nual PTA is set for Saturday. Oct. 31. from 5:00 to 7:00 p. m at the Armory, according to H o wr a r d Smith, and Mrs Michael Turner, co-chairmen i Plans include entertainment, | rides, hot dogs, and hamburgers,! baked goods, games and prizes. Local civic clubs as well as the six grades representing the school are to sponsor booths The traditional costume parade with prizes for the most outstanding disguises will begin promptly at 5:00 p m Committee chairmen named this week include Ihe following: > Decorations—Mrs. Judson Davis and Mrs Frank Sherrill. Construction—Allen Simmons Costume Contest—Mrs. Robert E Wysor. 3rd Master of Ceremonies—R M Turner Prizes—Mrs Hugh S Jacobs. Cake 'Walk—Mrs John Mim naugh The Halloween carnival is the single fund-raising project sponsor- i*d by the Hampton Avenue PTA j Proceeds from the annual event have been used to provide equip ment and supplies for the school The public is cordially invited to attend the Halloween festivities, ac cording to officers in charge ’60 CHEVROLET-THE TRUCK WITH TOTAL NEWNESS! 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