The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 04, 1960, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, Fthruary 4, 1960
A. P. Walker
SeeksCoroner's Post
riap< Church in Laurens, he is a past
master of Palmetto Lodge No. 19,
AFM. a life member of the lodge
and a past patron of Ada Chapter
No. 16, Order of Eastern Star. He
is also a Shriner in the Hejaz Tem
ple and a member of the Laurens
County Shrine Chib.
A native of South Carolina, Walk-
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Clinton Man Wins Vacation Trip
F.verelU’ T. Bryant, associated "ith the James K.
Wolfe Insurante Xsenty in Clinton, has been award
rd a ten-day vacation trip for two to either Hawaii
or Nassau The announcement was made through
the General Insurance Company of America that
Mr. Bryant had been chosen lor his sales record
from representatives of the company in seven South
eastern states
Hrv ant ha- been assoc iated with the- Wolfe Agency
since i:»32 and this is his first ‘ win” in any cam
paign or contest of this nature. He has not yet de
cided wnich trip he and Mrs. Bry ant will choose.
In addition to the trip, he has his choice of several
other prizes.
Shown above at the presentation here are. left to
...right:-Peebles, representative of General In
suranee. Bryant. James E. Wolfe, and K.,C. Buker.
General's state manager for North and South Caro
lina.—Photo by Dan A’arborough.
Doiiy Drill Eiimmoted Jhree Clinton Boys
PC Schedule Is Revamped Raise $31 For March’
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A. P. W ALKER
A P. Walker, of. Laurens, has an-
; nounced that he will seek the post
of Coroner ^ Laurens County in the
June primaries^
Walker, 54. said that “after being
assured by Mrs. Joe F. Smith (wife
of Coroner Smith) that Mr. Smith
will not -eek reelection, I have de
cided to enter the race after due
, thought and consideration and much
encouragement from friends.”
Walker resdies on NorUi Harper
'street in Laurens, is married, hav-
j ing a“'daughter. Betty, student at
Duke University.
A member of the First Preshyte-
Bridges Announces
For State Senator
From Laurens County
.Daily morning drill periods, a
part of the ROTC program at Pres
bytenan College since its inception
in 1919. i> being mustered out of
service under provisions of a re
vised class schedule which goes into
effect next semester
The faculty and military depart
ment cooperated in revamping the
iv schedule to preside tor Sam
cLv-t- and a single two-hour after
noon drill period Changes become
effective at the -tahC of .the new
semester on February t>
' ~~ Rolfs erf PresbytenaTi ‘College slU- ’
knt-. numbering in the thousands
over the 40-year history of this
K(>T< unit, have tumbled into
morning lorma’ion for fhe Monday-
threugh-Fndav drill ses-u>ns since
January. 1919 That - when Pv' be
came one of the first colleges in the
Country to go nder the ROTC pro
gram new’ly approved by Congress.
It replaced the wart.me Student
Army Training Corp- established
in the emergency ot World War 1.
of which PC also was a part
Daily drilling gave ‘.he Presbyte
rian Collect cade: an unusual de-,
uve ot military proficiency, mani
fested by the hundreds ot alumni
who fought with reserve commis
sion- m World War II by
-cores now se:vm_ a.: _ g..nk
in the regular army' But the -nange
i- expected to be of greater benefit
to the entire college program
Under the new schedule, the 50-
jiunute classes w i. i-egin at S a m
Monday through Saturday and run
contmpouslv until 1.50 p m One
exception, there will tn? no 1 p m
class on Saturday laboratory per
iods are -et for Ip n\. to 4 p m.
Tlesday thiough Friday
Drill will be held once a. vvtvk on
Thursday-from 1 p m to 3 p m .
and another clas- period has been
addl'd to schedule ot tactics tours- Senator Robert C. Wasson, who on
es in both basic and advanced mill- Tuesday was appointed a member
tary classroom work
Chapel exercises are to
into the regular morning schedule
as usual on Monday. Wednesday Three Clinton High School boys
and Friday They .will be increased arrived home at 5:15 Saturday after
to 50 minute duration. 10 a m to a trip through the rain from Green-
10 50 a. m
And as a final alteration in the PC
schedule, lunch w 11 tx > rved from
11:30 a. m until 1 p m in the
cafetena-stv le college dining hall
KIDNEY DANGER SIGNALS !
Getting up nights, burning, frequent
or scanty flow, leg pains, or back
ache may be warning of functional
kidney disorders—“Danger Ahead.”
Help nature eliminate excess acid
ville and other wstes. Flush kidneys with
Their mission, greatly hampered BUKETS. Xour 50c back at any
bv the weather, netted $3100 for drug store in 4 DAYS if not pleased
the Clinton March of Dimes. N ’ ow a * Young's Pharmacy. 4c-F-25
Butch McElveen, Preston White
and Jim Cason reported enthusias- ;
tic reception from the people they
met on the streets of Mauldin. Simp-
sonvUle, Fountain Inn, Gray Court
and Laurens
Between the towns the boys rode
with Danny Lew is and Jim Dobbins
in a car furm-hed by Lynn Cooper
of Clinton
Their trip was part of the Clinton
March of Dimes drive sponsored by
the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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in the House of Representatives,
first being elected in 1950. and re
elected two years later at the head
of the ticket * After being out of of
fice for tour years, he again led the
ticket for the post in 1958 for his
present term which expires in No
vember. *
Bridges was reared on a farm
near Fountain Inn H# received his
education in the schdbls of Fountain
Inn. Erskine College, the University
of South Craolina. graduating from
the^ University Law School in 1950
IK r i- a veterarf of World War
Two. and is a member of the Amer
ican Legion and Veterans of Fpreign
Wars
He is married to the former Beau- *
fort Lee Campbell of Greenville
Countv and thev have one daugh
ter ;
TIRED KIDNEYS
I GOT YOU DOWN? Give them a
gentle lift with this well-balanced
formula Help rid kidneys of uric
waste that may cause getting up
nights, scanty -passage, burning,
backache, leg pains .Take surpris
ing BUKETS 4day treatment. If’
of the South Carolina Tax Commis- not pleased. yourSot back at any
tx fitted -ion by Gov. Hollings ' drug store TODAY at Young’s
Bridges is serving his third term Pharmacy. 4C-J-28
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JUSTIN A. BRIDGES
Ju;-tin A Bridges. Laurens attor
ney. and a member of the South
Carolina House of Representatives,
this week anounced that he will be
a candidate for State Senator from
Laurens County in the June pri
maries. ,
He is the first candidate to an
nounce for the post now held by
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