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Clinton, S. C., Thursday, November 17, 1960
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CLINTON CROWD AT EASLEY CAME
—Photo by Dan Yurhoroujh
Clinton to Meet Parker
Tonight in Final Game
County School
Enrollment Up 141
Moore Co. Gob Award
To Build New Water Line
The bid of G. E Moon* Company, a manhole at the end o< the present
of Greenwood, for building a 10-ineh sewer line rn Chestnut .street and
water line to the site of a new in- grant permission to out-of-city
dustry, C B Metals Co., Inc., was | property owners to construct and
accepted b£ city council at its No- maintain a sewer line to connect at
vember meeting , ! this pointt The line is to be built j
The bid was $.V06 per foo, on the , an ^ maintained by the owners un-
project which will cover a distance f * 4 ‘ r , ^ 1t * supervision of the super in
of 15,000 to 16,000 feet In addition I terKient of utilities of the CUy of
to the water main, a pump and ( linton, wi h all connections subjec*
r-ump house will be constructed. ^ prevailing sewer charge ‘of
Cast of the entire project is expect- ^ Clt >
ed to be from $80,000 to $90,000. de- Cal,ed Meeting Nov. 1
pending upon the distance i At a called meeting of council on
Engineering wx>rk on the pn,j.*ct Novembc * r l ' Alderrnan Edwards
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Clinton will be host to Parker
High School of Greenville tonight
(Thursday) m lh,* final game of the
1960 season.
Kickoff time will be at 7:30 in
Wilder Stadium
The gamerhas been designaled as
‘Stadium Night" and all proceeds
will be used in payment of the sta-
A dium debt.
A large crow>i l» expected to see
this final game, and advance tick
ets may be purchased at McGee’s
Drug Store and Young's Pharmacy.
Clinton Defeated By Easley For
UpSUte Title, M-12
Easley defeated Clinton 20-12 Fri
day night on Bhce Field at Easley
in a game that decided the upper
'state Claas AA championship.
The Red Devils took an early lead
of 6-0 when End Barry Whitman
picked up a Green Wave fumble
and ran nine yards for the TD. The
attempted conversion by Littleton
was missed.
Easleyroaced back in the second
period to tie the score when Quar
terback Grantham passed to Half
back Haygood in a play that cover
ed 40 yards and set up the touch
down The Red Devils, with their
backs to the wall, held inside their
two-yard line for three downs. But
on the fourth down, with inches to
go, Oranham went in for the score.
The conversion by Cape was miss
ed, making it 6-6 midway of the
/ second period
Easley scored again with a min
ute to play in the first half, after
they had intercepted a Clinon pass
on their own 35-yard line. With
seconds remaining, Grantham pass
■ ed to Ballanger for the score, and
Cape added the point to make it
13-6 at halftime.
The Red Devils came back strong
in the second half to get a TD in
the 3rd quater, set up by the run
ning of Littleon, Sprouse and Stew-
ait. Littleton broke on a trap for a
Former Resident
Dies In Charlotte
.3 being done by Daniel Construe- f Uted ,hat f ^airman of the utih-
, „ Hon Co , of Greenville, who also If* C< ™ ra,tte f he ^ requested
Laurens t ounty school enrollment , vill build the ^ motaLs planl site he meeting be called regarding]
is up 141 pupils from the report ! fi - the plant is on the old Clinton- Pr^ed warer-tirfr to ho con-
of the first 6-week period of last Laurens road l! \™ K <>( 0 e . . • ta > pant
Connection in the city for the wa- ' ,1 ** . _ ., ......
... . ... , c Alderman Suddetli -itated tiva h.-
ter mein will he at the Corner of S. ,
personally consulted engineers if
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Bell and W. Centennial streets
; year, according to report of Mrs
Marguerite Patterson, county visit
ing teacher .. . 0 f the project will be shared
Miss Mary Adams, former ma-; The county enrollmm for last jointly by the City of Clinton and ''Afte^^lengthv'-discusMori Sud
Iron at Thornwell, died in a Char- year was 9,927 at the end of the doth moved that the city employ
Lockwood Green Company, w h o
lotte, N. C., hospital Monday, No-; fn-. s t month, and this year 10.068.
mg approximately one-third and the j
county two-thirds
‘Phe white enrollment to date is Appearing at the ctHincil meeting,
vember 7. following an illness of
several days. Miss Adams had been, .
at the Methodist Home in Charlotte b - * * 8 . • ^ p . • n n
for a number of years Average daily attendance for « f Presbyterian College.
1 regarding re-roofing the- mam sec-,
an engineering firm to provide com
plete plans and fOrnish inspection
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LOSES FATHER
Mr and Mrs John Addison were
called last Wednesday to Bowling
Green, Fla., because of the sudden
death of the latter’s father, William
Cliett. Their daugher, Miss Elaine
Addison, student at Duke, flew to
Bowling Green to join the family.
e, . , o * 11 . for the proposed water line project
as Edward Campbell, business .. T. “ ' ‘r
1 Motion was second«‘<i by Edwards. t
who. with Suddeth. voted for the’
whites was 96 per cent, and for Nc-' i^T^e^tM^munity Libra^i ^ epe X | de ™ 1< ‘ n
groes 86 per cent I at an esUmated cost of $1,660 The f ^ c ? oland GfWge "
" There are three special ^ Ubrary ^MayTr Joe'p" Terry and all coun-j
in District 56 with an enrollment c ^ ^ Gar> . Uhn j citoen were pro-ent at the Octobe,
of 56 pupils A special class is in (ftluals of tho Andervm Ipth and November 7th meetings
the process of being formed id Dis (* 0 . an d Dapper Hosiery Mills. »p- I ounci ! ma " S \ Pltts absent
trict 55. I^.r^l nnu,,r Oo-i ,rorT1 ,h<> November 1st session
Open House At Children’s Library Friday
Picture*! above is the attractive Clinton
Public Library for Children >n the second
floor of the X'linton-Presbyterian College
library building. Open house will be held
'hive to five p. m. or
the Hth. in obsenam
Week. All interested
i!iiren are invited to att*
Court Session Busy With
Murder, Manslaughter
A l^aurens County criminal court Trial of the case began Thursday,
term in session at Laurens yester- Beginning Monday’s session,
day (Wednesday) morning was en- Johnny Parks, 37-year-old Negro,
gaged in the trial of Harold Eugene pleaded guilty to involuntary man-
Mason for murder in connection slaughter in the death of Robert
with the pistol shooting of Johnnie Wayne Teague. 17-year-old Clinton
O'Shields on the night of April U, Rt. 1 youth, in a truck-car collision
1958. at a tavern near Gray Court. Oct 29 on the Highway 76 by-pass
The state had completed its pre- in Laurens. Parks was sentenced
sentation Tuesday when court re- to three years, suspended on ser-
cessed shortly after 6 p^m. Defense vice of one year with probation of
witnesses were to lie'called when three years.
court resumed yesterday morning. ^ According to Laurens police,
Mason w as tried and sentenced j Parks w as the driver of a truck
to a life term in the case last year that struck the rear of a car in
but the Supreme Court granted a | which Teague was a passenger,
new trial In other court action, Floyd Be-
This week’s term of court is a
special session to handle a eon-
lue. 46, of Clinton, was found guilty
of housebreaking and was sentenc-
gested calendar. Last week the j ed to two years. He will receive
regular November term was held, credit for the time he has been in
Judge J. Woodrow Lewis of Dar- 1 jail since Aug. 11.
lington is presiding. Alfred Johnson, an employe of
Claude Abercrombie, 62, was * the J. Hubert Pitts Store in Clinton,
20-yard sprint to the 3-yard line, f° un d Shiky of involuntary man- testifying for the state, said that emergency in the city, all equip-
and on the next play Sprouse car- slaughter in the shotgun death ot when he opened the store tor bus- ment and men are to be returned at
ried over for the score. Clinton’s at- Claude Campbell. 63, at the lat- iness on Feb. 26. $840 was missing once.
i>esred regarding power rates for
tr.c two plants. Council agreed to
stutiy the request for a reduction
in rates.
Conditions at the city garbage
lump were discussed and refer rod
to the street committee for a report
it the next meeing
Two motions by Couneilmen No
land Suddeth, relative to purchase
of police uniforms and out of town
fire calls, were held over to be
voted on at the next session
The first slated that uniforms for
police and fire department person
nel shall be purchased on competi
tive bids, using the same methods
prevailing in the purchase of autos
and trucks by the city; that is. upon
specifications furnished by the cky.
The second motion provided that
the present distance limits on out-
of-town fire calls be abolished .with
any out-of-town person obtaining
Him service wpun deposit of
or through an authorized insurance
company binder for the same
amount. The motion also provides
that no more than one-third of the
firemen shall be taken for such du
ty, the others remaining on alert in
the city; that all firemen answer
ing roll call be paid for such calls
Further, it is to be understood by
both parties that in the event of an
Hendrix To Lead
Revival At Lydia
Ten Receive
Reading Certificates
A large number of boys and girl-
participated in the summer reading
program of th«* Clinton Public Li
brary for Children, with tin re
ceiving certificates for re.nLna the
required number of books
They are: Judy Abner. Opal
Catherine (’armor Teresa Hogan.
Fill Jacobs, Edna Jacobs Belinda
Ruth Leonard. Darrell Carl Leon
ard, Sandra Lex 1 Marse. Jeanme
Nabors, and Virginia Sadler Ow
ens.
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The library is open from three
until five p m . Monday. Wednes
day. and Friday, and from nine to
eleven a. m on Saturday
Holiday Value Days Begin
Today; Prizes to Be Given
‘ Holiday Value Day.*” tieyrin in Clinton H«Ja> ’
Thin is k< <>*i n^u - fur the l»uvin>r public of tr* ( on: jt
area and surrounding territory, for it a spev.ai three-
week pre-holiday value-giving' trade festival spon'-oredl
the Merchant- Divi-ion of the Chamber of Commer e.
- - — officials me Merctvart- Divk>-
Sheriff's Deputies
Destroy Two Stills
Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Eloc.-PC
game.
tempted run fur the point failed
and Easley still led, 13-12.
Easley’s finad tally came in the
fourth period after recovering a
Red Devil fumble inside the 10-yard
line. Grantham carried around end
for the touchdown. Cape kicked the
point and Easley led 20-12.
With only seconds remaining,
Clinton again threatened when Lit
tleton returned the kickoff for 60
yards, inside the Easley 20-yard
line. The drive was stopped by a*
Red Devil fumble and Easlye took
over to control the ball until the
game ended
Score by periods:
Clinton ... 6 0 6 7—12
Easley • 13 • 7—81
Community Chest •
Now At 90% Of Goal
Contributions and pledges to the
1961 CommunirC Chest of Great
er Clinton now stand at 96 per
cent of the goal of $20,566.75,
T. M. Youngblood, campaign
chairman, announced yesterday.
The solicitors are doing a good
job, Youngblood said, and the
time and Interest given to the
work Is appreciated. However, he
said, far various reasons some
contributors in the residential and
business sections have been
k missed. He requests that these
persons call the Chest office, tele
phone 198, if they have net been
contacted. If someone left a card
and did not call back for It, the
potential contributor is asked to
attach his contribution and mail
M to the Community Chest.
Final reports are to be made at
the “victory’’ meeting to be held
Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 10 a. m. in
the ballroom of Hotel Mary Mus-
grove.
Scouts Will Sponsor
Paper Drive Nov. 27
Sunday, November 27, at 2:00 p.
m . the Boy Scouts will sponsor a
waste paper drive. Please hefp
them by gathering up your old pa
pers, placing them on the curb in
front of your home and they will be
picked up. If this is not convenient
cal 1253 or 5245 and they will con
tact you. Proceeds will be used to
carry on the work of the scoots
ter’s rural home near Gray Court
last July 15. The charge was re
duced from that of murder. Trial
of the case began last Wednesday
when the court resumed after the
from the safe.
Another witness, Paul Wilbanks,
said that be and the defendant and
Jerry Belue, a nephew of the de
fendant, planned the entry while at
election day recess. Abercrombie a tavern in Clinton the night the
was sentenced Thursday to seven j safe was opened. He testified that
years. ! they wem u> the . .cl> pmee and
Marvin Anderson. 22-year-old Ne- ! that he (Wilbanks) temained in an
gro, was sentenced Friday to six alley os a L^k.ut. He testified
years in the shooting of his wife,
Mary Ann Anderson, on a county
road last July 23 Originally charg
ed with murder, he changed his
plea to guilty of manslaughter.
that he saw Floyd Belue in front
of the store and heard glass break
He further stated that after a short
w hile he went to a hotel with Jerry
(Continuod on page four)
Called Meeting Oct. 10
At a called meeting of council on[
October 10. .Alderman James C. >
Craine introduced a motion that
the business license for pan time
work on radios and television be
one-half the full yearly license He
also made a motion that the ordi
nance regulating taxicabs be revok
ed. Both motions failed to receive
a second.
Council agreed to authorize not
REV. MARION H. HENDRIX
The Lydia Baptist Church has an
nounced a series of revival services
to begin Monday, the 21st. to con
tinue through the 27th Services will
be held each evening at 7:30
The visiting minister will he the
Rev. Marion H Hendrix, pastor of
the Cedar Springs Baptist Church,
Spartanburg
Rev. M. J. Sander- is pastor of
the Lydia church
B. R. Purchase Is
Sales Manager
For Granwood Co.
L. M. Wilson, president of the
church, will preach the sermon Bill Spruell.
PC Observes Parents Day
Friday; Elon Game at 8:00
Presbyterian College s tourth an-, rado h\ the ROTV battle group It
nual Parents Dav will attract him b® completed in time ’o star
deeds of f.inulv members to
supper at 5:15 p m . anu the six
national social fratermtie- are to
m
Dr. Holcombe is Chairman
For Area March of Dimes
Dr. Fred Holcombe has been ap- j
pointed as community chairman
for the 1961 March of Dimes Cam
paign in the Clinton area which
will cover the lower part of the
county, according to an announce
ment by Howard Watkins, county
chairman.
Dr. Holcombe, with Mrs. Hol
combe and Miss Becky Speake, at
tended a pre-campaign meeting in
Atlanta, Ga., the past week. Also
accompanying them was Misses
Corinne Boyd and Jean Arnold,
who will serve as teen-age chair
men.
Others from the county who at
tended were Mrs. Robert Comp
ton and Miss Brenda Power, Moth
ers March and teen-age chairmen,
respectively, in Laurens.
March oi Dimes research is ex
panding its efforts to prevent other
major crippling diseases. Dr. Hol
combe declared.
Urging county • residents to
"Please say ‘yes’ to the March of
Dimes" campaign for $45,000,000,
Dr. Holcombe pointed out that
twice within the last five years Na
tional . Foundation research has
scored major medical victories.
"In 19$5. the announcement that
the Salk vaccine was safe, potent
and efective electrified the world
and offered promise that' the
scourge of paralytic polio coaid be
eradicated. ,
“Just three months ago came the
announcement from the Surgeon
General of the United States that
V*. .1
DR. FRED E. HOLCOMBE
the Sabin oral vaccine — also fi
nanced solely through March of
Dimes contributions—would soon be
licensed for use in this country as
a working partner to Salk vac
cine.”
Thus, he said, the American peo
ple. voluntarily contributing their
dimes and dollars to a cause they
believe in. have provided the medi
cal profession with two great weap
ons against crippling and disabil
ity.
"Such a record of success gives
even greater hope for early medical
victories over the other great crip-
plers—birth defects and arthritis—
(OoMioued on page lour) ^
more than one training meeting per American Granwood Company, has ‘ J ‘ n * u> 111 ru Ja>i j P® 11 ** drop-ins beginning at , p
month for the volunteer fire depart announced the appointment of B program highligntcd by the Pa- Presbyterian ail kickoff it- foot
ment. with members being paid R Purchase as sales manager. Elon football game that night ball battle against Elon at 8 p m
$t 00 for the Mr. Purchase came to Clinton parents and other immediate under the lights ot Johns, n Field.
J n e Ed * ards ’ chair from Toronto, where he has been f am ,i v members of tho present stu- The Blue Hose, riding an unswmg-
man of the utility committee, rec- 1 concerned with the promotion of dent body will be* guests of the col- mg tide of four victories m their
lege on this occasion More than past five games, will -eek to post
6m,mended that the city construct Granwood for the post four years
Prior to that, he was associated
L. V. Powell Resigns
Post At College
with Gramvood in his native city of
London. England
Clinton will be the headquarters
from which he -upen ises Gran-
700 attended last year
The program is scheduled to get
underway at 2 p m. with regi.-tra
tion and campus tours directed by
members of Blue Key national
leadership fraternity
A program of welcome is set for
their fifth triumph against three
defeats and thus assure .mother
\inning -eason prior to the Thank-
giving finale against Neaherrv
Power rating tavor the Hosemen ra de December 1
mercial uses
taurant and catering service in
Asheville. N. C. , ... L
I at 110 Hickory Street here, with
Mrs. Mildred Bowers, who has C ar<*e Ann 7. and Deb
been dietition and assistant man- i vnn ,
,g,r ol the dining hell at PC for Lym ’-
more than four years, steps up to J Q ycee-EtteS Will
manager * . . •
Mrs. Bowers came to Presbyte- Meet Tonight
rian in the spring of 1956 after The Clinton Jay-C-Ettes will meet
three years as manager of the Jo- Thursday, November 17. with Mrs
anna Inn. Prior to that she served John McBride at 8:00 p m. Mrs
for four years as lunch room su- Ralph Bozard. vice-president, has
pervisor at the Joanna elementary arranged for Mrs Claude Madden
school. She is a native of New-|to talk to the group on Christmas
berry. decorations Mrs Madden will have
The college store also fell under materials which members of the
Powell’s responsibility during the group may purchase
past two years. It is now being iviw.cvo
managed by Professor John Mad TW A '
Mr and Mrs. Purchase are living wil1 includt ‘ specialty numbers by yard run by Halfback Jimmy May. biggest parade in
students. a 1-yard quarterback sneak by tiK-y. The bands an
the
Following this assembly.
group will move to the Dougla> and a 67 yard gallop on a complel
House for, a,faculty reception at «d pass to Halfback Ronnie Hamp
3:45 p. m and then to Young base ton Louis Ridinger kicked three
ball field for a 5 p m. retreat pa conversions
den of the economics department.
• Powell came to Presbyterian Col
lege in 1947 after close associa
tion with the S A S commercial
cafi
Yotihg & Angel wholesale food dis
Police Court Fines Reach
$2,602 Total in October
Just plain drunk.-, -peeding and charged with driving under the in
reckless drivers, and drivers under ijuence of intoxicants Throe pant
the influence of intoxicants led th» he usual fine.- of $100 atach. the
list ot offenders in payment- of nther two being given 30 day - each
fines in city police court during Oi Other charges fine- amt -enten
Misses Louise Speake. Kav Rob tuber, according to tho monthly re cw were,
erts and Elizabeth Glover were visi- Puri of Chief of Police B B BaLard Fighting. 11, $235 M day -. \:ok,
tors at Wesleyan College. Macon, to city council mg liquor law -iv CX3 30 days
Ga.. for the High School week-end Arrests for the mouth totaled 126 aisorderiy conduct. 12. three su-
ion -tate that ail partu ipanv
merchants will go ail-out to offer
the public the best po--ibie value-
'hiring this special event, and mv*»-
th etrading public of this section to
Ihe office of Sheriff C W . Wier come to Clinton for tnnr need-
reported that tveo 4iUj were des- prior to and during the holidays
troyed in the county, one W'ednes- The special period will be climax
day afternoon and another early ^ by Clinton's gala 1 hnstmas po
I which will be played on Johnson Thursday mormnii rade. featuring Mus America. Miv-
FieW Friday night at 8 o’clock, are A 10-barrel steamer type still was South Carolina, and Mis.- Clinton
now on sale at all the drug stores ^ royed along with 450 gallons of stores in Clinton will be open on
and Johnson Men's Shop Adair* ma<h in the Tip Top community W'-diwsriay aftersmat and every
Men’i Shop, and TTie Men - Shop in north of Clinton Wedne-duy after- d a> , except Tvanksgiving and
| Lauren* PC is observing Parents noon Deputy Horace Mitchell said. Christmas i -.hrough the New Year
Day Friday The second still was a new outfit Extra personnel wt" be on hand to
being readied for 'jperation. accord- serve the public foe Holiday Value
TH.ANKSGIAINC SER\KE Deputy Mitchell It was a Davs and through the hoiidav sea-
The annual union Thanksgiving ^gallon steamer tyt*’ with a 110-
service for uptown churches in Clin- gallon coker in *he Wamor ( reek Eacii Saturday durmg th*- perw:
i , 0n Wl * a ir: * r ^ s _ -*rea 10 miles niw*h ■ Laurel*- drawings will he held at the menu
by ten an Church Thur-day morning No ^ arr^ed at either ment ^ lht . t0
at 10 o dock stui S1U * On the yd were Deputies lribiue (ivcs ^ il0MMIC fa m
Dr Redd Turner, paster of the Mitchell, MaUaee Abercrombie and traiie cemficate-i The certificate*
will be good for merchandise m any
of the firms participating and wd.
be redeems hie at the office of the
Chamber of Commerce on Easi
Carolina Avenue
Individual* may regi-ter in any
of the participating stores and the
tickets will he assembled on SaCur
day afternoon in time for the draw
mgs at 5 00 p m on Nov 19 Nov
36 and Dec 3 Only aOult* will b»
eligible for prizes, with -inners ec-
Utied to oniv one pnie at ear-
draw ing The lucky per- <ns will no:
have to be present at tne drawm.
and the names will be announced
Plans For Clinton’s
Parade Take Shape
Jack Boyd, one ot America's toj
horse showmen wj,!l >• marshal for
the annual Clinton - Christmas p*i
fea-
•’.at' * ill f«
uer Ekin' by 1 , tnree touchdowns ; urt » a bevy of beauties highlighter.
For. Presbyterian put on its most tn Miss America f 1961. Nancy
wood salesmen ranging from Mi-
L. V. Powell has resigned from J<n ‘ t0 Maim> arKl west t0 ^ Miss -
the Presbyterian College staff aft- ' S ®P P * . , . . 3 p m. in Belk Auditorium It will mpressinve gridiron display of the \nne Fleming it wu* state*, yester
er 13 years spent as director of n, J f 01 !?” 51 . . be conducted completely by mem campaign in trouncing the strong jjy by J J Cornwall, paraoe
the dining hall and later as direc- f t ® . K . h . . . hers of the student body, except for East Carolina chib. 27 to 7. last airman
«<«•*«** welcome Iron, Smurdov nigh, marviung hands nave oeen
general manager of Buck’s Res- President Marshall M Brown, and Touchdowns tor IV came on a 6- ^gned for the event, billed as
Clinton's h*s
a t-yaru quaneroacK -neax oy 'ary The hands an Clinton High
Bobby Joiner, a 3yard May run School. Clinton Junior High. Pre*
bytertan College ROTC Band. BeL
Street. ^ hunt ire High School,
hester High School. Liman Hig'*
-vhooi and Greenwood High School
The parade is divided into three
-ections beauty commercial, ano
hristmas scene- Accompanying
Miss America will De Miss SonUi
Caruhna Sandra Brown.ng Miss
Clinton i Sandra Kay a:si other
local beauties.
The commercial section wdi rea-
ure floats sponsored by local bus-
nes- concerns and cunsducted by
a professional float maker. Repre-
-eniing an investment of over $10,
XX). the float* will carry a story
book theme
The Christmas scene itoats, at a
. . . ... _ | :here They were accompanied by
na chain and with Pearce, ... f ~
’ [ the former s mottwr, Mrs. J. B
Speake, and her father. R. B. Sim*
anti $2.602 92 was paid in fines In >ended $211. 75 day*, carrying religion- nature will be spoasurec
addition, 297 day- were given on the concealed weapoos. 6. me -uspefxs
public works Ten of the were ed $20,160- petty Nreeny. five.
He also had^ a^number' mons ^ were their s j s . suspended by Mayor J P Terry. $121. 6t) days operating autd with
t er jnd daughter. Mrs W C! Ad- *51* as judge of the city court out driver's license thrw. one -u
by churches, civic orgaiuzutioas
and schools The-e local entries wili
be e.igihle for cash t>rues
of years experience in food service
leading the list were 38 cases of pended. $75. five day.-
those charged with drunkenn. - two, bt<h sus,'ende*i
v agrancy.
11 other at
MRS. HAYES HERE
Mrs S B Hayes of Ridge*oov
f.? * n ., arn !; raeS , S mana ^ er m! ams. and other relatives
World Mar II and the Korean War.
During his years in Clinton, he i\ \f.W HOME They paid $613 50 and 32 days fenses 14. one suspended $246. five N J , nas been -tending a few
was active in the civic and relig- Mr. and Mrs R P Wilder moved Next came 31 cases for speeding days, three arrested :or nvewuga day- with her motner. Mrs Nina
ious affairs of the comm unify and last week into thear recently com- and reckless driving, who paid $329. tion or on -uspicnir. ond i released \anc» Bailey Mr Hayes jomed her
served one term as president of pleted new home on the M us grove with two suspended (Seventy violators of parking laws aid tto*y off yesterday for a vac.,
the Clinton Exchange Club. road Following were rfve pe r s o n 9 ipaid-a total a/S35 50 tion In Virginia
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