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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Tliaraiajr, N«reaibcr S, IKt
Clinton Is Cited
dinton Hits recently cUed by the American Automobile Asso
ciation and the Carolina Motor Club for having eliminated pedestrian
traffic deaths from its streets during 19att. An AAA certificate was
presented b> Joe Savitr, AAA division manager, shown at right
above, to Chief of Police B. B. Ballard and Mayor J. P. Terry. The
mayor said he was proud of the citation, showing as it does that the
police department is on the alert and that the public is playing a big
part in the citv's safety program. Clinton has a record of seven
consecutive vears without a traffic death. The mayor expressed his
appreciation to the public for cooperation in keeping accidents to a
minimum.—Photo b> Dan Yarbdrough.
High Rolls to 7th
Win Over Newberry, 39-7
championship, with Newberry and
Clinton still in contention for the
title. ,
A large crowd is expected when
these tvyo teams meet Friday night
oh the Laurens athletic field.
Laurens County
Bookmobile Schedule
Nnv. 7-1#
Monday — Cook home. Mason
home. Martin home. Seeks home.;
Camak school, and Rhett Martin
home.
Tuesday — Providence School.
-Burdette homo. Episcopal Kinder-
gaften, Mississippi Young home.
Bishop home. Sanders home. Gold
smith home. Brown homo and Sim
mons home
Wednesday — MountvUle school.
Crisp home. Miss Lizzie Carter
home. TL L Mitchell store. Cross
Hill school. Fennell home. Davis
home. Smith home
Thursday — Gray Court-Owings
School. Owings Post Office, Gray
Curry home. Thompson home,
Shook home. Hughes home. Arm
strong home. Wilson home, and
Mauldin home
Births
Clinton High rolled to avic
tory over the New berry High TTull-
dogs last Friday night in an Eas
tern AA Conference game played
in Newberry
Cl nton scored earl) in the first
quarter after recovering a New
berry fumble in Newberry terri
tory. The Tl) was made by a 4<l-
yurd pass trom (Quarterback Phil
Ring to halfback Kinard Littleton
The attempted conversion b> Lit
t let on was blocked
Clinton added two more Tl>s m
the first half to lead 19-0 at half
time. The second score was made
on a 12-yard sprint by Fullback
Keith Stewart Littleton kicked the
extra point Littleton scored again
on a 60-yard pass from King
In the second half Littleton broke
for a 50-yard dash into the end zone
and added the extra point to make
Jt 26-0
Midway <tf the thud period Lit
•letui passed to End Barry Whit
man for a TI> on a play that cover
i mine 45 y^rdj The attempted
conversion tailed
( linton completed theft scoring
for tin night late ni the third period
when Whitman made a fine run of
45 vai > » returning .i punt for a
TP to make il 39-0
New herrv* only > re came late
in the fourth period as they drove
in for a score, with Jerry Hamrick
■ ak.ng it over Tiny ran the extra
point
Coach Ralph Tedards used his
reserves freely in the second half,
playing some 37 boys, as Clinton
rolled to it' seventh win of the sea-
'on again'! one loss It was the
fust conference las' for Newberry,
while Clinton remained undeteated
in league play
Clinton journeys to Laurens this
week for an important game that
will determine the conference
ABERCROMBIE
Mr and Mrs William Abercrom
bie anounce the birth of a son.
Charles Gary, on October 28 at
Blalock Clinic Before marriage
Mrs Abercrombie was Miss Zelma
Estes
1 RADY
Mr and Mrs George W Frady
announce the birth of a daughter.
Dorothy Ann. on October 29 at Bla
lock Clinic. Formerly Mrs Frady
wS' Miss Barbara Anderson, dau-
eh of Mr and Mrs C. W. Anderson
IVESTFR
Mr and Mrs Vernon G Ivester
a n unco the birth o< a daughter.
Constance Darlene, on October 30.
at Blalock Clinic "Mrs, Ivester is
the former Miss Angela Clements
GOLDSMITH
Mr and Mrs. George Browning
Gold'tnith Jr, anounce the birth
df a son. George Browning. 3rd,
at Blalock Clinic Before marriage
Mr' Goldsmith was Miss Line
,Porter
BKEWINGTON
Mr and Mrs Alvin Brewington
announce the birth of a daughter.
Timmie Roxanne, on October 27 at
Blalock Clinic
McC ALL
Mr and Mr* Tony H McCall
announce the birth of a son. Tony
Kevin, on October 26 at Hays hos
pital.
Women Of Church
S. C. Presbytery Hold
Greenwood Meeting
'A cooperative evangelistic effort
by Presbyterians over the nation
to celebrate their 100th anniversary
in 1961 was continued by Women
of the Church of the South Carolina
Presbytery , at their 61st annual
meeting at the First Presbyterian
Church of Greenwood Beginning in
1959 women started to prepare for
the Mission and they will continue
to make preparation until the whole
chore his involved in the early
months of 1961.
Mrs W. Rex Josey, chairman.
Woman's Advisory Council in Atlan
ta. ind an outstanding Bible teach
er, introduced the year’s church
wide study of the Book of (Philip-
pians She utged a systematic study
of God’s word, a special emphasis
upon the basics beliefs of the Re
formed Faith, and a chalenge to
our whole church for a deepened
awarenes of our heritage, our “foot-
age' a point from, which to begin
and move on into the mission
Mrs. J. Melvin Thompson. Sy
nodical President, highlighted wo
man's part in implementing our
heritage and our mission, and laid
before the group a pattern for per
sonal, community, and church life
Mrs. E S Currie, former mis
sionary to China, now living on Tai
wan. told of the needs in her field
of work
"Presbyterian” as it began, it must
have more consecrated people to
carry on the work begun thr.
Mrs W P. Shealy of Laurens,
presided over the day of business
and religious sessions Annual elec
tion of officers resulted as follows:
Vice-President—Mrs L M Lips-!
comb of Newberry ’
Recording Secretary—Mrs Wal
ter Sherrard of Calhoun Falls
Chairman of District 3 — Miss
Laura Pitts. Ware ShoaL
Chairman of Disfnct 4—Mrs J.i
K Waits. Joanna
New committee chairmen are
Mrs. A B Goodwin of Laurens.:
stewardship.
Mrs Knox Cheatham. Abbeville. I
General Fung Agencies
Mrs. H Creswell Fleming of Lau
rens. Columbia Friendship, Circle
Mrs Gary Dillard. Clinton. Hres-
byterian Home
They were installed in most im- (
pressive 'ervices by the pastor of
the host church. Dr Robert L Al
exander
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The South Carolina Democratic Party, at its 1960 State Convention
adopted a policy stating that South Carolina Democrats may v o t e for
the Republican candidate for President of the United States and still |be
Democrats in good standing, in their precinct, county, and State Demo
cratic Party organization^
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The following is a true and accurate copy of the resolution:
“That the South Carolina Democratic Party recognizes the right of
every voter, whether Democrat or not, to vote for Presidential and Vice
Presidential electors of his choice without any way affecting his party
standing.”
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