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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE PC's Ogden Gets Football Honors Billy Ogden. Presbyterian Col lege’s outstanding tackle, con tmues to pace Blue Hose stars in their accumulation of post season football honors He has just been named to the first team Little All-America academic eleven composed of players who shine scholastically and on the gridiron The team is sponsored jointly by the College Sports Information Directors of America and the American Peo- j pie s Encyclopedia Ogden also was recently cho sen to the second team Mid- Bracket All America of the Wil liamson National Football Rat ing System, and he received a third team Little All-America nerth by the Associated Press Hie 225-pound linemhn from Macon. C.a , received the largest number of votes among the tac kle candidates in being named to the All-South Carolina first team selected by the South Caro lina Sports Writers Association All South Carolina honors also ■7/ Err hoping th.u all our good fnencb whom we have had the pleasure to aerve for so long will have the merriest Chnsl- aaas ever PRATHER-SIMPSON FI RNITURE COMPANY ‘The Homemakera’' went to End Jon Vastine of Dan ville. Pa , and Fullback Bill Hill of McKeesport, Pa . both of whom made the second team The All-Little Three selec tions, announced earlier, found Ogden being named ' lineman-of-the year' and Hill "back-of the year Other PC performers making the All Little Three first team were Vastine. Guard Son ny DuBose of Sumter, Center Keith Richardson of Chester and Quarterback Bobby Joiner of Macon, Ga 'lapped for the sec ond team Guards Alvin Coley of Atlanta and Don Bridges of Decatur. Ga . Tackle John Get tys oi t mon and Halfback Ron me Hampton of Kannapolis, \ C Births MOTTE Mr and Mrs Robert. George MotU announce the birth of a son, Robert James, on December 18 at Blalock Clinic. Mrs Motte was before marriage Miss Nancy Smith STEWART Mr and Mrs Olin Stewart an nounce the birth of a son on De cember 15, Benjamin Guy, at Hays hospital Mrs. Stewart is the former Miss Patsy Bouslay. ! GRANT Mr and Mrs. William Grant announce the birth of a son, 1 Kicky Dale on December 7 at Hays hospital Formerly Mrs ! Grant was Miss Adel! Cannon Morgan Infant Don Roger Morgan, 16-day-old son of Olin D and Frances Cal vert Morgan, died early Satur day morning in a Clinton hos pital Surviving in addition to the parents, are a brother and a sis-! ter, W'illiam Olin Morgan and Wanda Elaine Morgan of the home; his grandparents, Mrs Louella Morgan of Clinton, Mr.! BRIGHT GIFT it it it It it + I ROM Johnson's Michael Stern and ( price Sill'S NEWBERRY COUNTY BANK JOANN \ |{RANCH >l*OK I < O VI S In ( m ice vn Nil VI I AN SHIRTS In ( Olors and VS lute II VI'S In Kesistol SHOES In ( r<*sl>> Square SI \< kS In lierlc TIES In VSetnlilc- SWEATERS In McGregor WE GIFT WRAP FREE! If In Ik>ulit (.el A Gift Certificate Erom — Johnson's Men Shop W MAIN SI PHONE MIT VMg for Christmas, with our thanks to you for your patronage. Have a wonderful holiday season! Peanie tMentoi Next Door To Hroadwtn Theatre YCM ] R r fflOkWK{ v-M . Wrt&oDie •' I PROGRAM TOR YOl R CHRISTMAS PEKASl RE- Today, Friday and Saturday Ik Red,^?! Ail Blie Stai Brunt Snow Of The Year! •wings out and sounds off with thosa avar-lovtn GI- BLUES Hu Willis : ' PWOOOCTIOW j Vi TECHNICOLOR 1 Monday-Tuesday mi * m Juliet Prowse i,yUA , IHUM K.tM (Tlat CAM-CAN 0^0 Adulth 60c — Children 25c Dec. 26-27 The Wonderful Love Story Everyone Fell In \ Love L-'With Is On The Screen -In Color by De Luxe and CinemaScope! w BJSfS in PHIUPS tai FOJO lui CISC » ‘ s’. . i . tc t>y A <AMltmC ■ Scrtflw * QiAAd N *■■■.■■>* 0>***<<:*;><» bp Super; Kvghe' Wednesday Dec. 28 “TARZAN THE APE MAN” — Wishing You A Very Merry Christmas and Mrs Homer Calvert of Lau rens. Funeral services were conduct ed Sunday at 2 00 p. m at Faith Baptist Church by Rev John R. Waters. Burial was in Duncan Baptist Church cemetery at Dun can Trecie Davis Is Student Of Month Qiosen for Student of the Month for November at Clinton High School was Trecie Davis, editor of the school newspaper, The Sentinel. Named by a committe* of the 1 faculty in a monthly selection,! Trecie is active in varied school endeavors. She is the daughter of Mr and! Mrs. Lawrence F Davis Campfire Girls To Carole Tonight Th-s evening (Thursday! at fi 30 Camp Fire and Blue Bird girls will assemble at the Camp Fare hut to go caroling. A short ceremonial will be presented, af ter which the groups will go to homes to sing carols, trying es pecially to visit the homes of shut-ins The groups will return to the hut for refreshments * * * Mrs W G King, Jr , executive director for the Clinton council, has asked that all leaders turn in the group histories before Jan uary 1 * * * The Kikunka Camp Fire girls trimmed a Christmas tree and decorated a Christmas room at Lowry's Rest Home on Thursday of the past week Taking part in this holiday project were Sue Bragg, Vicki Baldwin, landa Culbertson, Sha ron Fakkema, Kitty Hollis, Carol King, Sara Sadler, Phyllis Mix j on, Patty Trowbridge, and Su zanne Watkins • * * The O Ki Hi Horizon girls have attractively adorned the Camp; E ire hut for the holiday saeson : On Wedneslay afternoon of the past week the group trimmed a tree, arranged mantel and win (low decorations * ♦ * Fourteen first year Camp Fire girls ol the Okizu group made Christmas tray curds lor the lo cal hospitals and rest home The cards display Christmas seals and an original Christmas mes sage composed by the girls * * * I he l amia Horizon girls as sisted the Jaycees on Thursday evening with the shopping tour lor a number ol children, Later, loir a number ol children Later, assisted by the leader, Mrs AH, Davidson, they served supper to Ihe children at the armory Outstanding 4-H Clubbers Receive Awards at Meeting Laurens Awards were pre sented to outstanding 4 II Club members and adult leaders of Laurens County Saturday mor rung at the fall achievement pro gram held in the Agriculture Building here Furman I^ollis, president of the 4 II Council, presided over the meeting and awards were pre sented by Miss Myrtice Taylor, home demonstration agent; Mrs Peggy Burley, assistant home i demonstration agent; and R J Bennett, associate county farm 1 agent Clara Bell Hill of the (Yoss Hill Senior Club, and Bill Ladd of the county-wide club, were the two members selected for outstand ing qualities of leadership They received certificates from the Danforth Foundation St Clair Knight of Spartan burg, presented the junior elec tric awards Pam Watt of the Camak Junior Club, received a steam and dry iron, and Terry Ross of the same club received an electric drill Mrs T B. Sumerel, represent ing the Laurens County Horne Demonstration Council, present ed special awards to state win ners The> were Clara Belle Hill, ( laudia Tinsley of fthe county- wide club and Bill Ladd Mrs Sumerel was also recog nized for long service as a 4-H Club leader. She received the 25- year emerald award. The county-wide 4-H Club had charge of devofons. Christmas songs were led by Mrs. Sumerel, with Joe Shay at the piano. ( lara Belle Hill told of her trip to the 4 H Club Congress in Chi cago Others on tire program were County Agent M L Outz, Ralph- ine Estes, council treasurer, and I-onme Smart, council recorder. During a business session the council elected Wilford Simpson of the Cross Hill Senior Club to fill the unexpired term of Oscar Mitchell, council secretary. The following awards were pre sented : Achievement — Nell Morris, Whitten Village Club; Clara Belle Hill, Cross Hill Senior. Agriculture — Calvin Robert son, County-wide Club; Furman Lollis, Camak Senior. B e a u t if i c a t i o n of Home Grounds—Perry Simpson, Cross Hill Senior; Bill Ladd, County wide Beef CatUe—Frank Hill, Coun ty-wide Club. Bread Demonstration — Annie Lou Rash, Clinton. Clothing — Brenda Sharpe, Cross Hill, and Annie Lou Rash, Whitten Village. Dairy — Eleanor Mowbray, County-wide, Pam Watts, Ca mak Junior; Frank Brown, County-wide; Jack Marler, Hick ory Tavern Dress Revue—Sara Sims, Whit ten Village; Brenda Sharpe, Cross Hill Senior; Myrtle Car- son, Whitten Village. Electric — Mona K. Balentine, Camak Junior; Claudia Tinsley, County-wide; LaVant Ross, Ca mak Junior: Kenneth Adams, Garlington Senior Entomology—Raymond Frank lin, Mountville; jtutledge Jacks, County-wide; Harold McEtittrick, Mountville Field Crops — W'illiam Woods, Gray Court Randy Ott, County wide; Gene Ott, County-wide. Food Preparation—Myrtle Car- son .Whitten Village, Jana El- iedge, Camak Junior; Jean Da vis, Camak Senior, Frances Tay lor, County-wide. Forestry—Jerry Lollis, Camak Senior. Frozen Foods—Frances Tay lor, County-wide; Libby Taylor, County-wide Garden — Mary Hipp, Cross Hill Senior, Jimmy Noffz, Cross Hill Junior; Tommy Wood, Ca mak Junior. Health—Cynthia Fennell, Cross Hill Senior; Jimmy LeMaster, Thornwell Home Econom^s—Janice Chil dress, Camak Senior; Linda Jones, County-wide Home Improvement — Cynthia Fennell, Cross Hill Senior. leadership —L o n n i e Smart, Thornwell, Clara Belle Hill, Cross Hill Senior Recreation—Clara Belle Hill, Cross Hill Senior, Terry Simp son. Camak Senior. Safety—Ray Balentine, Camak Senior; Allen Taylor, County wide; Libby Taylor, County wide; Barbara Taylor, County wide Swine—Donny Gambrel), Gar- Thursday, December 22. 1960 lington Senior; Bobby Garrett, Mountville Junior. Tractor—James Abrams, Ca mak Senior, Frank Lollis, Ca in a k Senior; Wayne Walker, Thornwell; Lawrence Smart, Clinton. 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