The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 07, 1960, Image 1
$800,000 Plant
Work to Start on City's
New Telephone Building
Delegation Has
Little Business
At Monday Meet
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Set Changes In
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Social Agencies Unit
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City Council Adopts
License Ordinance
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dunmunity ('ouncil
: h ho purpose and objec t is o of
the croup bomp to promote tho ssel
far. of tiio c'ommumts through ioh
act is it io • as tlio ooo|>oralis c plan
nine of social vsork. the promotion
of social lopis.ation, and tho crca
lion of informed public opinion
Phoso pi os,-n' at I n, 'das s moo'
in_ pprosod t'io j.ropisod ohanjfos
am! Mio chances ss.h ho officially 1
•dopted the m.H'tinp nc\t month
I’ho proposal that the Council hold
its rnonthls meetings in s arious :
c.mmunitios ( ,t Laurens County. •
ra'hor than o\clusisoly m the city
of oaiirotis was discussed, and a
committee ssus named to study the
pro *osal This committee is com
|X)'fd of rhom.is Bal)b, chairman.
M '-s M M l', . _ a,- a no Mis , us
County Residents
Reminded To Mail
Seal Contributions
Laurens Counts residents base re
ceised colorful reminders about
Christmas Seals from the Laurens
C o u n t y Tuberculosis Association ;
.Mailetl out Thursday, the reminder
is also a plea asking those who re
ceived Seals to send contributions
to the association
Thirteen seventh grade girls re
ca uited by Jeanne Sherer, candor
the direction of Mrs ft F Patter
son of l^aurens, mailed 8,r>a. r ) re
minders to all vs ho have not re
spondee! to the Christmas Seal let
ters mailed in November
G Edward Campbell, of Clinton,
Seal chairman, reported that so far
this year, the seal appeal total is
$7.066 42, about $3 00 more than the
final total of last year’s campaign ,
Mr Campbell said, "Contributions
will be used for expansion of the
association's tuberculosis control ■
program. Christmas Seal funds
make possible health education pro
grams, medical research and reha
bilitation of TB patients
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council -
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ounts h.i.f
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cars ago
H- .1 P l et i
Wham To Build
II Miles Of Roads
In Laurens County
, sun (1 over
s ouncilmen
Pitts Har
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mi
the session attended b>
Frank M Boland. S A
rs ( Layton James P
I .col go \\ Bagw rll
i its i lei k and I : r.i'iiiri U
1 i w r n.s re|>orte(l collci ; ;on- ot L
ta\, s m th, amount ot $108 CiT.tt
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General Membership
Meeting Of Chamber
Commerce 10 A. M.
The final quarterly general
membership meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce for the
fiscal sear is scheduled for this
(Thursday) morning at 10:00 a
m.
.1 C Thomas, president of the
commerce bods, requests that all
members attend the session, to be
held at Hotel Mars MusgroVe.
Reports of committees will be
heard and work accomplished will
be reviewed.
\ , optruc’ f th, gi ailing .ii,,|
bituminous surfacing of 11 013 miles
of secondary roads in . Laurens
f ounts has been awarded by the
State Highway Department to
Wh.iin i ons’rin tmii (’ompans of
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S 17 with o spin from Road 8 49 to
Road S 309 of obot) miles on Roads
S 162 and S 302. Ining streets in
Clinton of 1803 miles on Roads
S 318 through s 322. being streets in
Laurens, and of 1 724 miles on
Roads S-324 through S 327 being
streets in Mounts die
Thanks Extended
To Fire Departments
The Trustees and Administration
of School District .V, express their
deep appreciation for the fine work
done by the Clinton and Joanna fire
departments m fighting the fire at
the Joanna school on Tuesday
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Vol 61 — No 1
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, January 7, I960
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Marching Marines To
Reach City at 4 P. M.
Contractors Submit
•Bids On County
Hospital Yesterday
Tuesday Afternoon
Fire Damages
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County Collections
Reach $633,633.06
At Close Of Year
fro:' , M.I lie \i Si
Beauf,hi, are taking their
leave for the march They
in Pacolet Sunday and left ,
a m MoiKtay Going 'a S;
burg :bes sjH'iit the night ,
man, and arrised in Gieens d
I’uesdaS a f’ e III, ion .111,1 spel
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th^ the rigli
was a complete loss
tam.al -in , .
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of the building
This vs mg con
Him' he lihrars.
11 dee 11, «t to give
March Of Dimes
Special Gifts Unit
To Meet Tuesday
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Lirough Decembe
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aid.
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man repm
collections
ed $633,633
I'he to'al
w as $761 926 ,o
A one pe: cent [H-n.dts is in et
feet for lab' payment' through Jan
uary rising wo per cent fur Feb
ruary, and Miree jhi cent for
March On A(»nl 1. the (H-naltv in
creases to seven [ht cent
The books will close on April 13.
when unpa. I taxes continue to carry
the 7 pe-- cent penalty plus added
costs
WITKK \N LKC.ION MKK1
The Gof)eland-Da vidson Post
American Legion will meet tonight
at 7:30 at the Legion Hu' This be
mg the first meeting of the new
year each membei is asked to ut
tend
lies
stop
s they c^nt the d te ,
< i: ,y 1 oi. rt m Laurens ( ,>uiit s t >r i<
nuht stop ' M,
M,,sing mi t,. Lai.re:.' u:,e;c they 1 ,
w;! have lunch ;,*das. ’he Mu
"xp, ct mak, their i ’Imton
"ii schedule ( Ta r!es
Xfter leasing Jminn.i early Fr; .md At
day morning they wii! maintain !r«nbia
their scheduled march to Loxington\_y VX 8;
( olumbia. St Matthews. Summer- Harper
ville. Charleston and Beaufort I hey liamstm
expect to end their march in Beau- Go . .m,
fort about the middle of January Potter
There m a goal of a dime a step
for the 373 mile march with 2 212
stejys per mile
Former Marines and veterans
from all branches of service have
bten asked to assist the Marines in
the march
Along the way, local March of
Dimes leaders have planned a va
nets of activities to coincide with
the Marine March
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p m ,si , v,
J,‘,'t veie G K
f ,„!,!|, t , ■
Him,'' With
le atld
1 X rhoma.son
the C|:: 'on
Fire Depar
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,,urge \ ('reed
Bsp itched
’wo trucks :
Rohersiui
1 unstnu tion < o
I'he fir,'
id been hr
Roof <
, instruct ion <
euntrul In
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Craig
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- moldei ed
utic Buil
ding ('orp < ,,
N, • ,,,
, !.i aid
.eai in all,
l the help o
tment while,
to the scene
■ought unde
.r II,
id
Baker and Son. Whitmire
Builders Supply, Inc , VVd-
Fiske Carter C instruction
W M Fine Spartanburg.
Shack !eford < ’onst ruction
Co, Inc Greenville Gilbert Con
struction Co . and R B Wright
Construction t'o Augusta, Ga
Dawson Engineering Co Charles
ton Bailey Bra/.ell Construction
<’o Easley aryd W Wesley Single
tars and Son. Inv Lake Cilv
d
nti:
Uames
end
ke()l th,
ip m fl
Mr
children
and ot tie,
Mies filed
rrmor
tunldin;
mmit
H, ad,
■t :n s,ii i . t s , 4(111.
H.e Mardi >t Dimes
1,■!d I' lO'day at to 00 a m
Mars Musgrove
fi , tie tirst ph i e of ’he
',i:n;Mign for fun,Is wilt
Pie drive will f>e made
he last 'wo weeks in the
vith the genera! solicitation
Mie initial special gifts ef
tv
-old that many of the
ist their wraps. InHiks
personal belonging- a-
hurriedly but in an or
4
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Lose to Tennessee Team 21-12
Blue Hose Put Up Good Fight in Tangerine Bowl
r
Presbyterian College wall tvounce
back into basketball play in search
of its first win of the season when
the Blue Hose invade Pembroke
College this Thursday night
They are scheduled to entertain
Wofford here in Leroy Springs gym
nasium at 8:00 p. m , Saturday.
It's another difficult assignment
for the PC quintet which lost five
straight games in the pre-Christmas
phase of the campaign For Pem
broke already boasts victories over
the strong Newberry and Erskine
teams
Presbyterian Coach Meriyn Veren
ha> only one starter from last year
to lead his current forces He is for
v<ard Bob Stratton of Lawrence-
burg. Ky , who has playetf despite
a bad ankle and ranks second
among the team scorers
Sophomore Jack Williams of
Sumter, playing his first season
-vith the Hosemen, has taken over
the number one center position
He’s a promising performer who
beads the Hosemen as a point mak
in the five games to date
Mickey Long of Greenville, a let
terntan second unit player of last
year, pairs with Stratton at the
other forward position And the
Presbyterian College lost its Tan
gerine Bowl game last Friday
night. 21 to 12 to Middle Tennessee,
but the Blue Hose returned home )
with much ol the applause of Or
land,, ringing in their ears
Quarterback Bob Water.', brought
hack the "outstanding player" tro
phy lor his great passing [H-rform
ance which almost pulled the game
from the fire in the second half
And Hallhack Bobby Pate was run
ner up to him for the trophy, award
ed by a vote of sports writers cos
enng the game
Never before in the 14 year his
tory of this post season classic has
the losing team provided the top 1
two contenders for this trophy
Presbyterian entered the gam, as
the underdog among the oddmakers
hut as a strong sentimental favorite
of the Orlando Ians Officials of the
Tangerine Bowl Commission and of
PC’s San Juan Hotel headquarters
joined others in praising the Pres
bylenan players as the finest
group of young men ever to repre
sent a college in the Tangerine
Bowl ’’
The occasion produced other su
perlatives The 12 500 attendance
was the largest in the history of this
bowl game, and the 1,500 persons
who followed PC there represented
the largest group of supporters All
of which meant more money than
Thrilling game action left even
the staunchest PC Lin pleased with
the Blue Hose’ play Bad kicking
set the stage for two early Middle
Tennessee touchdowns, but the
lod. Presbyterian then saio d 65
yards in just four plays—th, final
one a 43 yard toss to Pate, w! had
outrun the opposing secondary
A fumbled pass from tenter
broke up PC’s first extra poll ’ at
an
m Nan
t through
Nan Juan
Hosemen roared hack to donnnatfy tempt and the effort to ga
play in the final half and come
within a shade of victory Presby
terian won the battle of statistics
Middle Tennessee tiad grabbed a
11 to 0 lead by the middle of the
second quarter Halfback Bucky
Pots took a short, low punt from
Waters on his own 47 yard line mid
way the first period and streaked
down the right sideline untouched
to score the first TD His running
mate. Ray Purvis, swept
right end on a fourth-down pitch
out (ilay to go live yards for the
second touchdown with 8 minutes
remaining m the second quarter A
wobbly 2 yard punt by End Jon
Yastine had given Middle Tennes
see the hall on the' PC 48 a few
minutes earlier ^
After Tackle Ralph Adams had
booted his second extra point, the
tide of battle immediately changed
,-c
game tying two (Hunts after the
ond TD failed when Waters’ ( -s
into the end zone fell mcomplet,
Presbyterian then marched 74 i,--
termined yards to the Middle Tci
nessee ten in m effort that aim ’
brought victory Waters’ passim’
and a 38-yard run by freshman ha.t
back Ronnie Hampton paced tl -
drive, which died on the seeon !
play of the fourth quarter wh,"
around 1 Guard Bill Sease s fourth doss ■
field goal attempt sailed off to the
right
The final Middle Tennessee scoi ,■
was a gift after PG gambled on a
last chance pass tor victory and
gave the opposition the hall on the
Hose 32
The game was the climax hut’
Presbyterian remained in Orlando
another day for the Tangerine Ball
on Saturday night Team and in
motorcade met the P<
ford, Fla , and escorted
downtown Orlando to the
Hotel
Among the various activities
scheduled for the week were a tour
of the Minute Maid plant, and a
luncheon and fashion show for visit
ing college wives and others of the
olficial parts , a v isit to the crip
pled children s home and to Flor
ida s greatest orange producing
area for the players, a press and
radio party a trip to nearby Gy
press Gardens for those who wished
to go. and the final Tangerine Bali
In addition, the entire Presbytc
nan College squad attended even
worship services in the Orlando
First Presbyterian Church within
hree hours after their arrival on
December And a special breakfast
■ ir alumni and friends attracted
approximately 300 persons for the
occasion held at Morrison’s Cate
Funeral Services
For Mrs. F. M. Stuffs
Conducted Friday
Funeral services for Mr- Mher’.i
Kiddle Niutts. 66, were held Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at Phornwell
Memorial Presbyterian Church
conducted In her pastor. IF \! V
Macdonald Burial was in Rosemont
Cemetery
Pallbearers were (> F Mcke, of
W,xxiruff; J C Nichols, of Chester
Carlton F Wmn, Hairy C [.avion
F P Hitt and Sam Marse
The honorary escort consisted of
elders am) deacons of th, Thorn well
derlv manner from the building
No school session was held at
Joanna Wednesday and school of
ficials of District >6 stated y,aster
day that conferences with officials
of 1 he .state Sinking Fund Commi.s
si,m usur.-rs of the building were
io be. a work yesterdjiy relating to
s.itotv >f tne remaining sections ot
'tie budding and damage to 'ft*'
A 11,
XX R Anderson. su|H>rintendent of
'be district schools, said that it is
hop'd ,’hat all the school opera
Hon - can continue to be centered in
Joan.i, but that transfers to ses-
Singers To Perform
At Lions Meet Friday
I'he Laurens Barber Shop quar
let will furnish entertainment at i
meeting of the Clinton Ltoas Club
Friday evening, it is announced by
cliil, officials
I'he quartet is composed of mem
Church
tiers
from Laurens County ‘The
I::n .Sto.ui
Mrs Stutts died s
odd
XX ednes
g ) 1 1 11 [ 1
is a member of the Nation.,!
inked four'.
day night at her home
on T
tioi r well
A", A
almn of Barber Shop qua
, a .infer
Street I'he widovy^
at 1
, s M ir
lets
olmu
ion Stutts who die
&
, j ir
1 I 0
1930.
Tl;,
f unit sings withuutMccompani
N oati AJ'
'■he u as a native of
I.ai
u erm
had
merit
using a 'lining fork for
I'allkm,
spent most of her
ah
r in
x Imton
pitcii'l,
s'arolm.i f-
X pupil of Thorn,
.Sell
« h 1
P.iafa.ge.
JH),
NesMun Alii 'u u• ’ti ,i[ 1 (t»Lel
’on ’ourname
she was a graduu
’ e (
of r
'ornwell
M.i - \
M 'isgn ,, ,1 ii! boom at
He is :t; ■
College (since disoon'aiu, ,F :n
She was a daugh’er 1 d.
James Madison F F’O
Riddle
Surs is ing are a s, M
Stutts of Fayettev !,- \
daughter, Mrs Dorothv s ’A,
of Raleigh. N C , al-o bv , -
Mrs i E Hill of CMar > ' s
brother W Pluss Kidd! 9
rens and four grandcmtdr.a
1913
Lite
- ek n
the Special Gifts ( dm.
are James E Wolfe and
F Holcombe, co chairmen
members of ’rfe committee
are George Cornels,in Jim Von
Hollen A C Young. T M Young
bio,ni, Robert Anderson. Samie Pin
son R.-mbert Truluek. Michael
rurner, (.ary Holcomb Gary Lehn.
Dan 3'arborough Howard Smith.
D.tvis Pitt', Mrs Joe Bonds. Hob
er’ P Hamer t'hares lolinson J
1'. I’enqileion, md 1 Mac \dair
XI',a L N XXarren. W (' Bald-
x n Roix-r ,'ox. I. v Powell,
Marion K Lawson Far! Pitts, I)
R Smith. J XX liham Abrams,
1 laud, l rock,-r lohn Mimnaugij,
I. Law son, Xx k XX aits, W W
Niver John M.Hire. L. A Crawford.
Hack Prater 'Lds in Cooper, Barley
D x -n !’ F Vddison, 1'illard Mi
md kn.,- ,■ lohnson
Howard H vXitkins c county
chaninan for me March of Dunes,
with I. \ Powcl campaign ilirec
tor for 'he county .r ,stl! as ,n Clan
Jim Sloan Ranked
4rh In Boys Tennis
of Clinton, nas been
b n position in boys 15
mi ' t>iay ,n s,)uth Car-
given the position by
inuttee of the South
ms Association, based
' play during 1^59
son of Mr and Mrs
James P
Clinton High Court Teams
Resume Play Friday Night
n
starting guards are manned by Paul ever before to the Harry Anna Crip
Ard of Atlanta and Billy Ray Ladd pleiF Children’s Home of Umatilla
of Junction City, Ky | Kla
to Presbyterian Starting on ids own {dividual trophies were presented at
34. Quarterback Waters opened up j this time, and Tangerine Bowl wrist
with a series of passes He threw watches were awarded to the squad
seven and completed five in a 66 members, to Coaches Frank Jones,
yard scoring drive climaxed just | Clyde Ehrhardt, Vic Spooner and
one minute and three seconds be- | Meriyn Veren, and to President
fore halftime The scoring play was, Marshall W Brown and Public Re
an 11 yard toss to Pate | lations Director Ben Hay Hammel
Waters set up the second PC seer Orlando and the sponsoring Elks
mg with a pass interception at the : organization went all out in their
Rhit* Hose 35 midway the third per I hospitality to the visiting teams A
To Improve Roods
Out From Clinton
The State Highway Dcpur fnent
: has announced that widetung a:ni
improving of South Carolina high
I ways 72'afnd 56 from Clinton to In
undertaken
buy
w 11
foi ’
High v-hiHil basketball
s ■,'siimc play after the Chrisf-
aoliday season with a triple
e. against Whitmire tu the
on High gym Friday The B
game will begin at 6 00 p ni .
the varsttv girls and boss b>
i’he college wives on hand for all
a, 1 ;v ities were Mrs Frank Jones.
Mis Clyde Ehihard*. Mrs Vic
Spooner, Mrs Meriyn Veren and
Mrs Ben Hay Hammet They were
joined lalei by Mrs Marshall XV
Brown and Mis (i Edward Camp
bell Among other t Imton residents
who at rived eai ly enough to partici-j h as announced that widetung and Bath the girl-
pale m some of Hie scheduled events ; ifnpj-Qviug u f y^outh Catohna high teams have a
were Mr and Mi's Lynn hooper, W ays 72'afnd 56 from Clinton to In- three record . (
Jr Mi and Mrs R Michael Tur- terstate Route 26 w ill be undei'aken Barry XX human is the' leading
nei Mi and Mrs Bob Anderson, during the year scorer tor the boys with a 30 6 av-
Mr and Mis. Ferdinand Jacobs. 1 The Interstate route is about three[erage Philip king is the leading
Sr and Mr and Mrs Bill Hogan miles northeast of the cits 1 rebounder with a 13 0 average per
ami boys varsity
a on two and los't
game k ti a r d Littleton, Melvin
Bail,\ md Mack Gaffney, with
help from Nfaxte Brown round out
' te s’.m’.bg five
1 he -oris varsity is paced on of
fers,- by s'lara Beli Hill, BLame
Bosce and Phyllis Bodie The defen
sive femoiis are LiiKla Baxroo,
n a :i c y ITiackston and Valerio
Morse
The junior varsity boys, who have
won one ami lost two. are led bv
Leonard Price and Clark Curratt,
with Scooter Holcombe, Freddie
Whitman, and David Spoone round
mg mt the sfurtmg five