The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 13, 1960, Image 10
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Captains Crown Thornwell Queen
> Mis> KiU‘en Hnvk was crowned Homo- nijrht. She is shown flanked by eo-eaptains
> !nin^ Eileendurinjr halftime pf the Thorn- lohnny Cookson (left) and (lordon Tim-
u« -I'hafhn footl)a!l grarjie here Friday m »ns d’ijrht).—Photo by Dan YarlH>rou^rh.
liray Court, will hold revival ser-
\-iee> October 1? 23. with the Rev
Warrior Creek Church
Announces Revival \\ Spillers of Calvar>- Baptistjc
' -’ m rr.H'k Church Rt 2. | Church. Clinton, as guest speaker n
THE PRIZE WINNERS
OF ANNIVERSARY SALE
• to en'er —U 1^. 1’ovter
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F : **" ?♦> enter store—J. D. Bass—Fr\ pan.
ThnrMiay's winner — M hired Summer—Dr ■
F'l.i.jwinner—Wayne Nelson—Chair.
S.cuiday's winner—Re\. Hujrh Pollarl—S» a!y !«»\
i’lg' and mattress.
Monda' s winner—A. C. Farmer—Harrell !*a« k chair
I . ".day'' winner—Mildred Cause—Tea eart*
U tMinesday's winner—Maud*- Sander*—Club chair,
fhursday's winner—W T. Scojrin—Cross ip ••enrh.
' i. lamp.
Friday's winner—B. T. Ma-sm—Mahocattv d
< atutda> ' w:nner—Man Darnell Dr ere*t mat-
and !->\ »j*nnv's.
•n : > make the first
tase—Mr. Harr, h
Lawson Furniture Co.
JOANN\
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Stainless steel cutting wheel
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J. C. Thomas Jeweler
“It’s Time That Counts*’ * ,
CLINTON - - JOANNA
The R«v W \\ Willingham of thr
Lanford ICiptist Church, will direct
mi.-ic Services will begin e.ieh
l. Monday through Friday, at
! T 3o o eloek and each morning.
Tue^iav through Friday, at 10 30
! o'dxk The pastor. Rev M Floyd
Hell.■ ni>. extern!' a cardial wel-
i me to ev eryone
PC Team Faces
Two Open Dates
Having bought its retard t«< an
even twe wan two-last mark, the
Prt" yt« la” ( oiler ftM»tl»aII team
face' two 'traight open dates Iv-
fore trVi r t-h*- big one against
Ho Citad. l on < Ktotver 29
T'.e Blue Ibis.- won their M-cood 1
game m a row tn defeating Oavid-
'<>r o to >• Ui't S.ifurdav It follow
ed their 21 T victory over Uofford
t rA A |*«‘K •
v • . tw-i openui- laiadt t»>
cU 'e scortH ti* Furman and lA-r»oir
Rhyne ..:>;*ear .i' le»s of a blot m
Vle-v of thes.' >|v.. ,, .-at*' an ••■fejted
TV defen*.\e nature of Pi * . a j- I
tiou* gam< .< .aiti't Oavidaon ton
tribu’el little to team or individual'
stall'!it' But Coach Frank Jones
prefer' Victory under these circum-
stauces ?o the early sea*on expr-
ntnee ol '<*stng the game while win
ning the *ta.i.«lKal battle
Presbyterian usi’d it< punting j
game a' seldoin before in the soggy
David'm encounter Rioting most
of the time on third down. Knd Jon |
\astine averaged 41 H yards per
punt on 11 kicks to emerge a* a,
main hero For the four games thus
far he has punted 2S time' for an
average is 2 yards-per boot
The four game figures now show )
Presbyterian with 947 total yards :
rushm. m 231 carries and 294 (Kiss
ing yards on 29 completion^ in 50
attem(>ls
(Quarterback B« iipy Joiner is re-
spon'ible fur 223 of* these aerial
yards, having completed 25 of 42
attempt'
Fullback Bill Hill continues as
PC's top ball carrier He has
smashed for 240 total yards on 55
carries for an average 4 4 yards
per-try Halfback Ronnie Hampton
has 143 yards in 36 carra-' fm a 4
yard average. Halt back Jimmy
Kolb 96 yards in 17 tries for a 5 6 |
average. Halfback Jimmy May. 81
in 21 rustles for a 3 9 average; and
Halfback Billy Benton. 51 in 14 for
36
Hill also leads among the pass re-;
ceivers with nine receptions cover
ing 105 yards Tied with four catch
es each are End Dave Parrish. 47
total yards. Hampton. 31 yards;
and Kolb. 26 yards
Students Members Of
Senior Honor Society
Janice Goss, Jimmy Johnson,
Mimi Martin. Jimmie Orr, Bill
Wilson. Jim Sloan, Louise Speake.
Patsy Wilkie, Patsy Williams, and
Elaine Austin are among the stu
dents who are eligible for the
National Honor Sociey.
Oth^r members are Linda Bar
ron. Alice Cunningham, Emily Da
vis. Sandra Dunaway, Amelia Nich
ols. Grace Orr Josephine Reeder,
Harriet Wilson, Clark Surratt Su
san Workman, and Gerald Bledsoe
To be eligible for the National
Honor Society, a student must have
at least a ninety on scholarship and
not less than eighty-eight on a sub
ject •
Know Your Football
K's kick is muffed by R K2 re
covers and advances for a touch
down
Ruling K can recover but not
advance on a muff Ball is dead at
spot of recovery
Al advances across the goal line
as B was offside After the score,
A2 clips.
Ruling: Offside penalty against
B is automatically refused by A
Touchdown stands, but A is penal
ized 15 yards on next kickoff.
(Note: This is a feature by Sam
Owens. Clinton, who officiates in
high school games of the area Sub
mit your questions to him >
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AH cotton 60x76.
$3.89
20 pieces.
$33.00
Broun, green, gray.
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TABLE COVERS
REMNANTS
COTTON PRINTS
' RUBBER TIRE
DOOR MATS
$2.87
White ’n* colors.
$1.59
Acid proof flannel back.
21c yard
Broken assortment.
87c
Wire reinforced.
KEATHER
PILLOWS
50-PIECE
TABLEWARE SET
PLASTIC
GARMENT BAGS.
COTTON
PILE RUGS
$1.00
Better values.
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Place setting: for H.
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