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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thonday, April 27, 1961
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Principals in PC’s Honors Day Program
Six of thr fi(fht nrwly fljH-Ud members of
Prrsbytfrian Colleiff's Sigma Kappa Alpha,
senior honorary scholastic fraternity, are pic
tured in the upper photo with Dr. Hugh Hol
man, PC alumnus now chairman of the Uni
versity of North Carolina English department,
who addressed the Presbyterian students twice
during the recent Honors Day program. This
group includes, left to right: Mrs. Doris Nelson
of Greenville; Maurice Schwartx of Laurin-
burg, N. C.; Miss Brenda Gay Maddox of Spar
tanburg; Dr. Holman; Mrs. Grace Infinger
Walker and Edward D. Johnson, both of Clin
ton; and Donald Kay of Anderson. Senior
members absent from the picture are Billy
Ogden of Macon, Ga., and Harry G. McDonald
of Asheville.
Four sophomores were tapped for the Sopho
more Academic Honor Society in special cere
monies connected with the program. Two of
them are pictured (lower photo) with Dr.
Hugh Holman and Dr. Newton Jones, chair
man of the PC history department who presid
ed over the program. Shown here, left to right,
are: Dr. Holman; Robert Piephoff of Green
ville; Dr. Jones; and Miss Christine Wilson of
Monroe, N. C. Two of the young scholars not
present for the picture are Miss Martha Ann
Monroe of l.aurens and John Gettys of Union.
Photos by Dan Yarborough.
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Tommy Bowen of Thom well, is
a patient at Blalock Clinic.
Marvin Poole is improving at
Blalock Clinic where he has been
a patient.
Miss Dot Taylor has returned
home from Hays hospital where
she was a patient several days.
Little Sherry Scott, daughter
of Captain and Mrs. Joseph
Scott, was a patient at Hays hos
pital a few days recently.
James Carson has returned
home from Blalock Clinic where
he was a patient a few days.
Mrs. Newell Brewington under
went surgery this week at Hays
hospital.
Among patients dismissed ear
ly in the week from Hays hospital
were: Gerald Bledsoe, Mrs. Bes
sie Hamm, Mrs. Louise Ander
son, Mrs. James Johnson of Kin-
ards. Mrs. Roy Wilson, William
Beeks, Raymond McCoy of Lau-
ens
Patients at Blalock Clinic in
clude Mrs. William Bull, Mrs
James Cooper, William Fuller,
and J D McGraw
| Miss Linda Green underwent a
tonsilectomy at Hays hospital
this week
Frederick Whitmire is a sur
gical patjent at Hays hospital,.
Mrs. Lucy Nabors is conva
lescing at Blalock Clinic follow
ing an illness and several weeks
stay there
Friends of Joe Livingston will
be interested to know he is re
cuperating at home after a stay
at Hays hospital.
Mrs Etauh Hall is a surgical
patient at Hays hospital.
Wade Smith of Kinards, is im
proving at Blalock Clinic where
I he has been a patient for some
I time
Friends of Mrs James Furr,
who has been a patient at Hays
hospital, will be interested to
know she has returned home
Patients at Hays hospital in
clude Joseph Dobbins of Cross
Hill. Robert Moore, Jack Os
borne, Mrs. Edwin Hughes, Mrs
j Elberta Boyd. Mrs Eugene Rey
nolds, and Mrs B W Cooper
Prisoner Recaptured
Laurens—Henry Peterson, one
of two escapees from the Fed
i eral Prison Camp at Donaldson
! Air Force Base, was picked up
by Highway Patrol Cpl. Grady
Jones at 10:30 p. m:, Monday.
Peterson, who is from Council.
N. C , was apprehended as he was
walking on Highway 14 three
miles north of Laurens. He was
headed toward Laurens, accord
ing to the patrolman.
Cpl Jones said the man offered
no resistance when he was ap
proached Peterson was serving
15 months
Students to Compete
In Bus Rood-E-0
By Trecie Dtwls
Members of the Clinton High
School Transportation Club are
participating in the Bus Drivers’
Road-E-O, the skill test, Satur
day, May 29, in Uie CHS parking
area.
The first and second place win
ners in the local contest and one
of their bus patrols will go the
state Road-E-0 May 19-20. The
first place local winner will drive
in the state Road-E-O with the
local second place winner acting
as one of his patrolmen. A girl
bus driver from the Clinton Club
will also accompany the group to
| the state event in Columbia. Flor-
! ence and Georgetown will also
! be represented in the state event.
Taking part in the local skill
test will be Bill Wilson, Billy
Brooks Owens, Wayne Morgan,
Elaine Boyce, Veda Jester, and
Jim Addison.
Billy Teague, Kenneth Johnson,
Jack Powell, Lonnie Farnell, and
Julia Blackwell also plan to com
pete in the Road-E-O Saturday.
Also participating in the skill
contest will be Carole Phillips,
Mack Nabors, Bruce Morgan and
j Carol Compton.
Avery Smith is the director
of transportation at CHS. Charles
Burnette is helping with the
Road-E-O
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Jimmy Pitts Signs
University Of Ga. Pact
Friends here of Jim Pitts, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pitts, of
Smyrna, Ga., formerly of this
; city will be interested to know
he has won a basketball scholar
ship to the University of Geor
gia
Described by his coach as the
"finest player I have coached,’’
, Jim is a four year veteran and
leading scorer for the last two
seasons at Campbell High School
where he plays forward In the
last two seasons he has averag
ed 20 points a game and has
been named to the All County
team twice, Region 4 AAA team
twice and All-State team once.
Bill Pitts, Jr., is also a stu
dent at the University of Geor
gia where he will be a pharmacy
j senior next year.
Joanna Methodist
Series Ends Monday
A week’s series of revival
vices at Joanna Epworth Metho
dist Church will continue through
Monday, with services each eve
ning at 7 o’clock
GEOKG1A YOUNG ON
ERSKINE PAPER STAFF
Miss Georgia Young of this
city has bekn elected to serve as
business manager of the Erskine
College newspaper. The Mirror,
for the coming year.
Mayo Elliott of Lancaster is
editor. Miss Young, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Young,
is a sophomore at Erskine.
MISS PITTS CHOSEN
STETSON HONOR SOCIETY
Miss Jackie Pitts, rising sen
ior at Stetson University in De
land, Fla., was tapped last week
into membership by Mortor
Board, which is a national hon
orary society for college women.
Membership is based on leader
ship, service and scholarship.
Miss Pitts is a daughter of
Mrs. James Pitts and the late
Mr. Pitts.
REGISTRATION
Mrs. Jasper Rowland, director
of the First Presbyterian Church
kindergarten, stated that regis
tration cards have been mailed to
parents on the pre-registration
list. Anyone desiring a registra
tion card who did not get one,
may contact the kindergarten.
Church, Clinton.
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G>unty Community
Council Moot
Miller McCuen, an attorney of
the Laurens county bar, will he
the speaker on the 2nd of May at
the 1:00 p. m. luncheon of the
Laurens County Community
Council. His subject will be
“Progress of Laipens County. "
Notify Airs. Earle B. Alexan
der, Phone 712, Laurens, if you
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