The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 01, 1960, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Mill lx* starting the x>me tomornm
ninht The loam is not as strong as
last year's team that lost the state
class "C" championship to Furman
and ended up Mith a 9 won. 2 lost,
t tuxi rec (»rd
The starting lineup for Thornwell
Mill probably be: left end, Clyde
Gtxirge lef; tackle, Clus Folk; left
.;uani. Umnie Smart; center. Jim
my LaMaster, right guard, Roy
Rawlins; right tackle. WJayne Walk-
: ttT; right end, Milton Rines; quar
terback. jjBobby Watts; right half.
I Johnny t ookson, left half, Howard
1 Higginbotham; and fullback. Cap
tain Timmons
THORNWELL ORPHANAGE FOOTBALL TEAM
Front row. left to right: Manager Isaac
Watts. Clifford Allen. Mike Timmons. Rich
ard Cash. Lonnie Smart. Richard Neil.
Jackie Higginbotham. Ted Still. Second
r •w : Manager Ken James. Emmory Brock.
J m LaMaster. V. J. Burris. Lawrence
Sr art. Alternate Captain Howard Higgin-
botham. Hartley -Caldwell. Roy Rollins,
Ronnie Jones. Back row: Coach Dick Tem
pleton. Alternate Captain Johnny Cookson.
Jeff Raines. Milton Rines. Gus Folk. Cap
tain Gordon Timmons. Wayne Walker. Bol>-
b\ Watts, Clyde George. Coach John Dow-
die.—Photo by Dim Yarlwrough.
Thornwell to Open Season
Friday vs. Columbia JVs
rhornMef high football team number* and gray pants
., e: • ?ht 'Tong Columbia JV The boys have been Morking hard
van (• rida> night on the Tluirn- and shtnild in pretty good shape
a: s Ou p m Tfibrnuell fjr toe opening game, according to
« y out in their neM Coach P S Templeton
un.?*rm' of b ! ue iersir> With Mhiie, Gordon Tim man - senior fullback
is captain of the team this year.
Mith Johnny Cookson ami HoMard
Higginbotham, alternate captains
ThornMell s squad a> a Miioie is
young and inexperienced, having on
ly imo senior'. Timmons and Cook-
son. and imo juniors on the squad
t twenty-four boys
Mast of the boys played on Thorn-
mell's Midget championship team
if last fall and several ot these boys
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Births
COPELAND
Mr and Mrs. W. Don Copeland.
Jr . announce the birth of a daugh
ter. Nancy Adair, on August 24 at
Blalock Clinic Mr?,. Copeland U the
' former Mis* Sara Alice Templeton.
JOHNSON ,
Mr and Mrs Acte Lee Johnson
announce t.ie birth of a son. John
ny Brook.', on August 27 at Blalock
‘ Clinic Mrs Johnson was before
marriage Miss Dorothy South
FINLEY
Mr an I M r s Albert Jerome Fin
ley announce the bum of a son,
Mark Hughes, on August 27 af Bla
lock Clinic Formerly Mrs Finley
was Miss Maudelle Hughes.
RILEY )
Mr. and Mr£ Kay Alfred Riley
announce the birth of a son. Timo
thy Michael. on August 28 at Bla
lock Clinic. Before marriage Mrs.
Riley was Miss Mickie O'Shields.
HUGHES
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes an-
; nounce the birth of a son, Joe
Bonds, on August 24 at Hay* Ho* '
pital. Mrs Hughes ts the former
Miss Joanne Bonds ..
Major
Mr and Mrs Hal Major announce
the birth of a daughter, Laura Col
lette. on August 27 at Hays Hos
pital. Before marriage Mrs. Major
was Miss Sara Patton.
PRATHER
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prather
announce the birth of a daughter,
Cecilia Ann, on August 28 at Hays
Hospital. Mrs. Prather is the lor- I
mer Miss Martha Ferguson.
LOFT IS
Mr and Mrs Frank H Loftis of
Alto. Ga . announce the birth of
a daughter, Liessa, on August 14.1
Mrs. Loftis is the former Miss Mary
Alice Blackburn of Alto
SHIFFERLY
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man Glen, on August 15 at tha Spar
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marriage Mrs Shifferly wss Miss
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ADAMS
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of Tifton. Ga., formerly of this ci^.
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Susan Diane, on August 23
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