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ThvwUy, March 9, 1961 |HT1m Showpiace Of ,>• . f Laurens County MIDWAY DRIVED THEATRE THUR.-FRI. MAR. 9-10 ROBERT 1MITCHUM Kaas WUd With A Red Hot Machine Gun la HU Hands “THE NIGHT FIGHTERS” THE CLINTON CHRONICLE SAT. ONLY MAR. 11 Tap Big Features! ‘The Boy & “The Pirate*” “The Barefoot Savage” SOPHIA LOREN SUN.-WED. MAR IMS 1st Rim Skewing! BOB HOPE LUCILLE BALL Team Together Te Bring Ten One Of the Mast Hilarious Comedies f Ever Filmed “THE FACTS OF LIFE” Ton’ll Howl Throagh An Crany A Marital Mix-Up An Aver Taught Two Levern the Facts Of Mfe! ■MMBHMMIIMNBMKWMR! Always A Color Cartoon Mr. and Mrs. Averick Morris and family of Prosperity, opent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper and family of Spartanburg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Pitts and family Sunday. Pvt. Alvin Hueble, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hueble, spent the week-end with his parents. PVT. Hueble is stationed at Fort Jackson, Columbia. Mr. add Mrs. Charles Satter- white were visitors in the neigh borhood Sunday. CHURCH WOMEN MEET The Women of Shady Grove Presbyterian Church met Monday evening in the recreation hall of the church. Special offertpg is being made through the Women of the Presbyterian Church dur ing the month of March for World TRAINING UNION MEET The Training Union of the Reedy River Baptist Association met at Fairview Baptist Church Tuesday, March 7. The Reedy River Associations! mass meeting and officers coun cil was held at Fairview Baptist Church. DEMONSTRATION CLUB On Tuesday afternoon at 3:90 the Shady Grove Home Demon stration Club met for Its regular monthly session and a social hour at the home of Mrs. J. O. Hueble. The meeting was opened with the “Homemakers Creed,” foDowed by • devotional period by Mrs. Richard Boland. During the business session an nouncement was made that the Shady GroVe dub women were invited to a rug-maging clinic at the Agricultural Building in< Laurens Thursday, March 16, from 1:00 p. nv. to 9:00 p. m. Mrs. N. A. Shouse, chairman of the 4-H committee, gave a pro gram on 4-H work in the club. | Mrs. Peggy Berley, assistant OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUB. OO. DIAL 833-6641 ICE FOLLIES IN GREENVILLE MARCH 20 Here are Tony LeMac, Donna Jeanne, Ray Babner and Cathy Lynn as they skate In “Holiday On Ice Of 1601” which begtps a six-day run in Greenville March M at Memorial Auditoriom. Home Demonstration agent, gave a very interesting program on the use of pictures in the home. A number of beautiful pictures shown. A demonstration was given on how to put mats around pictures. Ladies of the club had been asked to wear dresses they had made in order that club women could vote on the dress to be shown in the fashion show at Spring Council meeting. The dress worn by Mrs. David Pitts was selected. The dress Mrs. Pitts fashioned was a lovely cot ton print with mosaic designs. During the social hour refresh ments were served by Mrs. Rich ard Boland. CLUBS TO MEET Monday afternoon at 3:30 the 4-H Shady Grove Clubs will meet at the club bouse. Jimmy John son and Travis Crapps will be in charge of the social hour fol lowing the meeting. Friday. night local leaders of 4-H clubs will attend leaders training course in Laurens. Friends of Mrs. Etauw Hall will regret to learn she is a pa tient at Hays hospital for treat ment. Mrs. Hall’s young son, Randy, is at the home of Mrs. B. W. Cooper. Mrs. Ola Wages of Whitmrie, has returned home after ? pend ing some time with her sister, Mrs. B. W. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson and son, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Johnson and sons, Rich ard, Kenneth and Frank, were dinner guests on Sunday in the home of Mrs. J. P. Johnson, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. David Pitts, Da vid and Sally, will go to Rock Hill this week-end to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Cobb. Lindsoy Completes Navy Study Courses YARBOROUGH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Comer Mmgrove and Pitts St. Cameras — Films — Photo Finishing ALFRED L. RALPH LINDSAY Alfred L. Ralph Lindsay, 1960 graduate of Bell Street High School, recently completed two courses of study at the U. S. Na val School, .San Diego, Calif. They were a course for elec tricians and another for motion picture operators. He U now sta tioned in Japan. By voluntarily acting as assist ant to the night school super visor, he contributed his spare time to assist trainees while he continued to maintain his own scholastic standing above aver age. Lindsay received several awards for scholarship in band, mathematics and science while a student at Booker T. Washington High School in Columbia, moving to Bell Street for his junior and senior years. He won awards in the Palmetto State Science Fair in 1968, 1969, and 1960. In 1968 he also won the National Science Fair gold 'and silver medal awards for his science project— “Applications of Cathode Rays.” Lindsay’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lindsay of Clinton. Laurens Girl Wins FFA Sweetheart Title Joan Burke of Laurens, won the ’Sweetheart” contest of the Greenwood-Laurens Federation of Future Fanners of America at the annual father-son banquet at Clinton High School Friday night. Joan is the 15-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Burke. She attends Ford High School. Runner-up was Mimi Martin, 18-year-old Clinton High School student. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Martin. Joyce Dunn of Hickory Tavern, Dianne Simmons of Grbenwood, and Pa tricia Cook of Gray Court-Ow ing s, were the other contestants. The program, held in the audi torium, followed the banquet. Presiding was Fcdo-ation Presi dent Wayne Morgan of Clinton High School. He also gave the welcome. The response was by Raymond Robinson of Ford High School. The federation activities were in charge of the Greenwood chap ter. A parliamentary procedure was given by the Clinton chap ter. Chapter and federation awards were presented by S. C. Gambrell, federation adviser. Awards were presented as fol lows: Dairy fudging, Ford; livestock (beef, cattle and poultry), Green wood; soil judging, Hickory Tav ern; individual high scorer in soil judging, Calvin Robinson-of Ford. Parliamentary procedure, Hickory Tavern; qummer camp trophy, Clinton; best speaker in federation, Johnny Rutledge of Ford. Johnny presented jhe speech he used in the district contest last week. It was entilted, “Accidents, America’s No. 1 Killer.” Area Workers School Be Hetd March 12-16 At Epworth Methodist REV. MeKAY BRABHAM An Area Christian Workers School for Methodists in the Lau- rens-Clinton-Joanna area will be held ,March 12 to 16 at Epworth Methodist Church, Joanna. The opening session will be on Sunday afternoon, the 12th, at 3 o'clock. Monday through Thurs day the school will be held at 7:30 p. m. A number of workers from WE PAY 5% 1 Asaets $10,000,000.00 I i d up »o $IO.C-0 QC Casuo>> Insurance Winchester Graham DitcmF'fd fmo*c Columbia. S' C BARBECUE HASH SATURDAY, MARCH 11 READY BY 8:00 A. M. $1.50 per Quart DAVID GLENN ' Whitmire Highway Methodist churches here expect ed to attend. Five courses will be offered as follows: 1. “Working With Nursery Chil dren.” This is for workers with children 0-3 years of agr, and for parents of these. Mrs. Woodrow Ward will be the instructor. 2. "Methodist Youth Fellow ship.” This is for young people, 12-21, and will be taught by Rev. Henry Thomson, Conference Youth Director. 3. “Use of the Bible in Teach ing Youth.” This is for teachers and workers with young people. The instructor will be Dr. L. H. CoHoms of Wofford College. DR. L. H. COLLOMS 4 V “Helping Adults Learn.” This is for teachers and workers in the Adult Division. Rev. Mc Kay Brabham of Grace Metho dist Church, Union, will instruct. 5. “Basic Christian Beliefs.” This is open to all, and especially members of the WSCS and Guild. These organisations can receive jurisdictional credit for this course. It will be taught by Rev. Joel E. Cannon, of Broad Street Methodist Church. WHLCHEL'S GARAGE Specializing In Radiator Repairs - Automatic Transmsision Work - General Repairs Briggs & Stratton, Clinton Lawn Mower Parts 24-Hour Wrecker Service DAY 697-3211 NIGHT 697-2621 HWY. 76 JOANNA, S. C. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS Gray Funeral Home CBatea, 8. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS .. . sad . .. 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