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| A Thun»dny. June 2, 1%0 f THE CLINTON CHRONICLE . *- J ' <v ■ MISS BOI.ICK MISS NEIGHBORS MISS NELSON MRS. BR1DGEMAN w MISS BRYSON Tuesdav 9:00-11 00 a m —f^ramics class (adults) 9:00-11 00 a m —Library hours. 10:00 a m.—Mevie. 2:00 5:00 (p .m.—Ceramics class (adulLs). ( 2:00-5:0 p. m —Know Your Li- : hrary 4:0 p m.—Brownies 1 * Wednesday 10:00 a. m —Polka Dot Club (ages 7-9 years). ; 2:0 Op m —Sewing class (10, 11. 12. 13. 14 years of age). 3:00-5:00 p m —Library hours Thursday ^ 10:00 a. m.—Crafts (^) years). m 2:00 p years). 3 :00-5 :00 p -^Pre-Xeim t'luh • 10-12 "" "If "" " _. . Clinton And Mountville Seniors at Wintnrop College Shoun above are five Clinton and Mountville graduates of Win- throp College. Rock Hill, who received degrees at commencement exer cises Sunday. From left to right they are: Margaret Ann Bolick, Clin ton, l>achek)r of science in public school music; Mary Ann Neigh bors, Clinton, bachelor of science in elementary education; Martha Jean Nelson, Clinton, bachelor of science in home economics; Elizabeth Jane Ray Bridgeman, Clinton, bachelor of science in elementary edu cation; Mary Martha Bryson. Mountville, bachelor, of science in busi ness and economics. Personal and Social News of Joanna MRS. GEORGE METTS, Correspondent and Representative TtleptMC Jmbu SMI Mr and Mrs Fred Bragg visited W. C. Wallenzine at Hays hospital Mr and Mrs. Cleo Wallenzine in Clintq^ Sunday ghter of Charleston, spent the week end with his parents. Mr and Mrs Charlie Cole. Gerald Farmer of Camp LeJune, Miss Dixie Couch is spending this N. C., spent the week-end with Mr week at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs J. E. Boyce and daughter-* spent Saturday in Lynch burg with his mother, Mrs R. E Boyce Mrs Boyce accompanied them home for a visit with Mr and Mrs J. E Boyce. Mr. and Mrs Roy Boyce. Mr and Mrs Boyce and Mrs A. C. Farmer. Mr .and Mrs. J. B. Killian and Larry were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs James Killian Jimmy Templeton of Manoo. N. C., visited Mrs Roy Templeton and Mrs J. D O’Dell during the week Marion end Among the college students home Messrs W. W Waits. Waller Reg for summer vacation are Eh nor ■ery. J. L Delany. J. K Waits. C. Niver, Johnny Lewis, Jimmy Farm N. Franks and J. M Rowland were er. Marian Surratt. Jerry Lewis, among those from Joanna Cotton Ronald Passmore, and Sue Boyce Mills attending the textile machin Mrs. Clara Stroud, Mr and Mrs ery shawm* at Atlantic City. N J.. J. E. Boyce attended the ordina last week tmn of Rev. Gordon Pee nr at St Tommy O Shields of Sanford, Fla , Stevens Lutheran Church in Lexing- speot the week-end with his mother, ton on May a. Mrs Sara O Shieids Mr and Mrs H M Elliott spent Mr and Mrs C. B Cole and dau- the week-end in Georgetown with ELECT A. BEASLEY SOUCITOR Eighth Judicial Circuit “If elected. I will provide a wober and honest ad hi in miration of thm office with faimem and courteoy to all.’' Mr .and Mrs. Jim Mundy, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Elliott. Mrs. Georgie Lewis, Mrs. Minnie Burnett and Mrs Marietta Burnett attended the Oral Roberts revival in Coluhmbia Saturday evening. Master Martin Bozard spent the week-end with his counsin, Don Handback, in Clinton. Mrs. R L. Francis and Mrs. Mary Lehman attended the buyers fashion show in Charlotte Monday Misses Elizabeth and Essie Mae Dickey spent Friday and Saturday in Greenville with Mr and Mrs Charlie B Dickey Mr and Mrs. Jack Roebuck aid son, Allen, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roebuck in Winnoboro (Mrs J. M. Rowland spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Bobby Boyce in Aiken Mr and Mrs A L Foy of Char leston. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Foy of Greenville, spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs. Elmer Bennett Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Jack Hunnicutt were Mr and Mrs Fred Lowery. Mr and Mrs Harold Rhodes of Clinton. Mr and Mrs Bub Hand of Augusta. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huckaby and Charles of Wathln#ot>, D C.. and Mrs J. F. Huckaby of Woodruff, were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. C. J Craig last Wednesday John Roes has returned home af ter visiting Mr and Mrs S. L. Hair in Oohimbta. Mr and Mrs B T. Little in Charlotte. Mr and Mrs Charles Ros in Burlington. N C. I Mr and Mrs C. J Crafc and Miss Crysteile Craig visited Mrs H M Bailey in Umon Sunaa) Mias Roeeann Little of Charlotte*. N. G. spent the week-end with Mrs Lavinia Cooley and J M Rosa WITH THE SICK Mrs Janie Norris has returned home after bemg a medical patient at Joanna hospital Mrs Judaon Whitmire entered Salt Memorial hospital in Greenwood on | Friday for tnaUnoat William Ward of Cross Hill, is a Johnny Moore, Jr , is convalescing following a tonsilectomy at the lo cal hospital. Billie Holsonhack. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Holsonback, received treatment at Joanna hospital sev eral days last week BIRTH ANNOUNCMENTS PRATER Mr and Mrs. H. S. Prater an □ounce the blrtn of a daughter on May 27 at Joanna Memorial hos pital Mrs Prater is the former Miss Mildred Slice of Chapin m —Library hours. ! Friday v 9:00 a. m —Archery. 9:00-11:0 0a m —Outdoor "ame* 2:00-3:00 p m —Story hour 3:00-5:0 Op m —Library hours 4 00 p m —Movie. 7:00-10 00 p m Tei (.13-18 years i MRS. FLFMING HONORED Mrs. Nathan Fleming was present ed.a life membership in the Worn tan s Society of Christian service or ganization at the Sunday morning worship service of Epworth Metho dist Church Mrs Fleming ik the wife of the late Rev Nathan Fk‘m- ir,. pastor of the church. YCH TH TO SPEND 0\Y AT LARK The older- youth class of Epworth Methodist Church will leave the church Saturday morning at 9:30 to -ipend te day at the Cotney cot ake on I,ake Murray Each one is asked to bring a picnic lunch to he served at noon Mr Cotney will be host ofr the evening meal Mrs La- vinia Cooley is the teacher of the class WSCS TO MEET The Woman's Socieyt of Christian Service will meet Tuesday. June 7 at 7 00 p m. in the educational building of the Methodist church \:l members arf urged t.o he pre+- ent * Old Em. says < • • get a whop>pHng deal on any Ford in the house- at your Ford Dealers r - patient at Joanna hospital sAfotit/f \ SCHOOL’S OUT uteMneecC »</>*& PET HOMOGENIZED MILK CitkoiK£// < Now that school’s out, your chil dren will be home for hutch, and they’ll want those mid-morning snacks, too. Be sure to get more PET HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK, so you can give them the energy-giving, body-building nour ishment they need for active sum mer play. This summer, encourage all the members of your family to quench their thirst and build up lasting energy, too, with refreshing and nourishing PET HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK. 55 Athletes At PC Win Varsity Letters Presbyterian College has award ed varsity letters to 55 athletes in four spring sports and rifle marks manship, Athletic Director Frank Jones announced today Track led the field with 16 (O' termen Baseball followed with 1 Fr iers to 12 players and a manager, tennis produced 12; and the golf and rifle teams. 7 let termen each This latest group of PC sportsmen to earn letters includes: TRACK—Bobby Beddingfield and Ernie Redd, both of Columbia, Billy Benton of Chamblee. Oa ; Ed Brow der of New EUentoo; Billy Ebber hardt of Dublin, Ga ; Lynn Gor man and Phil Jackson, both of At lanta: Ron Hampton W Kannapolis. N G; Bill Hill of McKeesport. ?«.; Belton Jackson of Lyman. Dave Morgan of Greenville. Tommy Odom of Portsmouth. Va.; Dick Shawn of Aiken. Gordon Stanley of Rock Hill, Jon Yastine of Danville. Pa ; and Fred Cook of North Au gusta BASEBALL — Ken Gardner and Leland Vaughan, both of Green ville; Harvey Blanchard and Har old Raeford. both of Fayetteville. N C; Edison Fairey of Orange burg; Wayne Godfrey of Fort Mill. Edsel Hiatt of Mt Airy, N. G; Jimmy Howell of Greer; Ed Jack- son of Clover. Paul Love of York; Jimmy Rakestraw of Atlanta, and Billy Sense of Clinton; also Keith Gray of Charlotte, manager TENNIS—Ed Caviness of Golds boro. N. G; Tom Elliott of St. Pet- eisburg. Fla . Creighton Frampton of Charleston; Henry Gordon of Danville. Va.; David Greemlade of Smith's Parish, Bermuda. Billy Ha- good of Easley; Harry Hoffmann of Philadelphia; Harold Hope of Union; Walter Stone of Henderson. N. G; George Turner of Plant City. Fla ; Tony Wilson of Scarsdale, N. Y.; and Ron Wright of Augusta, Ga GOLF—Harry G. McDonnald and Hexie K McDonnald, both of Ashe ville. N C; Ken Acker of Picker*; Max Clyburn of Kershaw; Frank Porter of High Point, N. G; Owen Ravenel of Charleston; and Frank Sells of Johnson City, Tenn RIFLE TEAM — Matthew Smith of Fayetteville, N. G; John Powers of Bennettsville; Frank Forbes of Decatur,'Ga.; Rollin Butler of Coral Gables, Fla ; Robert St. Clair of Fort Mill; Robert Bethea of Louis ville. Ga.; and Kent Mitchell of St. Petersburg. Fla, YARBOROUGH Mr and Mrs. Virgil Yarborough announce the birth of a son, Russell Alien ,on May 29 at Blalock Clinic Mrs. Yarborough is the former Miss ' Julia Mae Humphreys HUNNICUTT Mr and Mrs Billy Hunnicutt of Tulsa. Okla., announce the birth of a daughter, Beatrice Ruth, on May 24 Mr. Hunnicut tis the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Hunnicutt of Jo anna. TEEN-AGERS GO TO BEACH The following members of the Jo anna Teen-Age club spent the week end at the Prosser cottages at Myr tle Beach: Gene Koon, Tommy Jen kins, David Estes, John Earl O Shields. Jerry Strand. Gml Mur phy, Martha 1 Godfrey. Shirley Es tes ,Pam EUis. Virginia Mode, and Becky Farmer They were chaper <>ned by Mrs Arthur League. Mrs lister Hair. Johnny Moore and Charlie Force WOMAN’S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Joanna Woman's Club will meet Thursday evening at 7:20 p. m at the Club house Each member is reminded to remember ter Jo- veal her identity with the gift Tins anna Sister with a gift and to re is the last meeting of the current year CLUB HOUSE ACnVTTIES 9 00-10 00 a m -Archery 9:00-11:00 a. m —Outdoor games 9 00-11 00 a m—Library hours 2 00-4 00 p tn—Crafts (ages 10- 14 yejrsi 7 00-9 00 p m—Ceramics class i adult 7:00-9 oo p. a —Open house (ail ages) ■ -y. ‘orrh Wat id t Mott Papalar Can . . . BEST r- *o • i bay ■* mia— taw. 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Wier For Reelection As Sheriff Of Laurens County Just a few reasons why we should re-elect Sheriff Wier: He has served us faithfully and well for 20 years. * . ■ He is experienced and honest. He is fair and merciful. He is kind and thoughtful to those in trouble. He has served us in war and peace with cou rage and distinction, being a veteran of World War I. <- 8 He is highly respected by State Law Enforce ment Agencies. - Nothing takes the place of experience. Sheriff Wier is a Christian gentleman and as sists in all worthy civic undertakings. Laurens County cannot afford to lose an of ficer of his experience, character, and integrity. Paid for by Friends in the Citv of ( Union * * * ' It