The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 10, 1961, Image 1
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Vol 62 — No 32
Clinton, S C, Thursday, August 10, 1961
Box
Holder
Clinton Merchants Invite You for Dollar Days - Thursday, Friday, Saturday
City Court Fines In
July Total $1085
Three Big Bargain Days
Begin Here This Morning
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rolli'i'li'il l>\ the clt
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month ol .lul>
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the inliutMit
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t t ho ('l.n'op ( h:inil>er of
I he three but value days have
been caretuhv jiianned with the
customer in mind, by the Special
I’romotions Comm ttee. with an
aim to make it the most inter
esting in Clinton's history of big
dollar days
W I. Hubbard is chairman of
the Special I’romotions Commit
tee and C H Leonard is chair
man ol the sponsoring Merchants
Division ol the Clinton Chamber
ol ( ommerce \ large majority
ot tlie members ol the Merchants
Division will participate m this
I)ollar I>ay event
otficials in charge of plans for
the value days emphasized the
fact that participating merchants
h a v e agreed that outstanding
merchandise prices will be the
drawing card for shoppers
Displayed in the windows of
member firms will be special
Dollar Da> Banners, to show
their active participation in this
sales event
Shoppers are certain to find
the merchandise they want at
prices they can afford in Clinton
during Dollar Days, ' according
to Mr Hubbard
Services Held For
Robert H. Roper, 67
Laurens Robert Hudgens Ro
ller 67. executive vice-president
of the Laurens Class Works, died
at 9 (X) p m , last Wednesday, in
the Laurens hospital after having
been stricken a short time earlier
A native and lifelong resident
ol Laurens, he was the son of the
late Charles Houston and F.ula
Hudgens Roper He was educated
in the Laurens city schools and
was a graduate of Furman Uni
versity He had been associated
Glass Works
Di
m
mcctinc I he fines
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I !..•■•! permlifts urn
tor i In \ m , o :ii In t he
ol int n\ k anl s and paid
talm. SUT.i Fi'iirtccn
were lev
\! t.iung
ai rested
mil llclli r
lines to
persons
Second Floor WHIls Going Fp On llttilev Memorial Hospital
Photo h\ l»i»n Narhoroutfh
Hotel Mary MusgroveTo
Get Complete Overhaul
Services Tuesday
For Mrs. T. F. King
Construction Moves Along
On Clinton Area Hospital
lor drun.vcncss
suspended with
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i the public
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wit, at I L Bill Km.: died
suddenlv e.n A \loiidav morning
at tin home neai t'linton filter
ev n al V ears ol de. Iming he,alt h
SIk was a native ol Lain ells
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\l I s Sa II le Moor \da i I and the
at, Ki skine II \daii She w as
a memhei ol I villa Mill Baptist
l huich
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i nl husband are I w o step
daughters Mrs I' rank Moore
oi I vdia Mill and Mrs Fie,I
s. d tn l ir Id ol Clinton two broth
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nielli has hi ell planned lor the
i hnt, n High s, hool hand camp
I,, b, l.. lit at t amp Fellow ship on
Make < ireeliw o,„l lot the week ot
\ u g u -1 21
II \ Boukinghi hand mslru,
to, wd! ,lir,-< I the camp I rails
poitatioii will o, lurnished to and
! runi , amp and , amiii-rs w ,11
leave tmm the high school Mon
la V the 21 st at 8 o'clock
I he I all al k-s ah' I M .ends ol st u
hv Ited to th,
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amilv night pi, in,
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on, ri't ah, I - pc i ■,
_u an: will he given
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t h «• I ( it eenv ill,' .1, , oil III lllg
.'aids Siiddel h and I 'ill Voting
tm the ii ml inn IL, Boland
and I lame voted against the mo
lion find Weil Inliied h, M.ivol
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\ motion hv Boland lo , mpi,,.
Lalm and Harris w;is supported
hv Bagwell Cram, and the mav
, il I tpposing Weir 1' d A al ,1s Slid
drill and IhlC
III, I 'a 11,1 a lid Halils 11 r m lias
audited III, book I, il III, past
s," end v eai s
( ouiu il agi eed unaiiii i lotisl v lo
a, , epl I lie low cr ol I w 11 In,Is lor
the retooling the Commutulv
( ollegr Librarv It was suhindted
hv th, Bowen sheei Metal and
Booling Co amounting to SI 884.
dev,
a i id
upon
with a line lo h, limit by the
"pel's ll w alei is \ allahle
mainteiian, e ran he agreed
I he mov e will he in ac ol ,1
with a ,itv ordman, t requiring
watei users to put chase electric
it v l mill t lie , it v
the mavor presented recom
inendation lot a i n il delen.se di
re, lor H L Martin made hv
I D Ligg, .Ir countv director
A I d e t m e n Boland Suddeth
< lame, and Ldwards were tip
pointed In make a sludv and re
pod with re, ommeiidalions at the
iievt meeting
A request tor a III, h.,Irani <d
the Lilts pmpeitv on the north
side ol l he i adroads oil Hast
( aiolma k v e was relerrefl In
:he I 11Idv ( ommi!tee
40 & 8 Group Has Annual Picnic
k oltuic No 1 (IL’7 of the 1(1 & 8 gf"U|i.
otiijkjso I iif meii trun La tire ns, Hiceii
ville fin,! Pickt ns ( 'ouiit.es held the i an
nual pi :de Saturda.v at the Foih* ('h;t|e
man cottt.ge op Lake Greenwood. Here is
;v group of officers and former officers
of the organization and the State De
partment of the American legion. Left
to right. Flovd Phillips, grand , h"f de
gate passe: Noi’oert I, ('raine, grand or-
res] undent ; Julian VV. White, comman
der S. G. Legion department; Charles
Weoh. chef de gare: M K. Helms, t he)
de gare |>asse; and hi. Roy Stone, nation-
id executive committeeman. — Photo by
Dan Yartiorough.
( on ' i u, lion mov c - ., h c a ,1
stead "ii Clmton s new Badev
Memorial Hospital aiming to
ward a completion date ol next
\t>ril 1
The hg lied hospital, rising on a
15 acre site on Hlghwa.i .56 al the
southern edge ol the edv will
provide a $1,190 748 lacihtv when
completed and equipped
AVe plan to have an excellent
small general hospital with the
latest tvpe ol equipment, one as
good as anv to he found in the
state \V Carlisle \eelv , chan
man ,i( I he hoard ol d i re, tors
said knd he added
\V e are m the env lahle posi
Hon ol having more than $9ft (HHI
III excess ol the , o It t r a , I e ,1
amount lor the budding and
equipping tile hospital I Ii i s
amount will he used lor hospital
supplies. !,n paving the adminis
trator and to cover anv deficits
that mav he incurred at first
The admm.hlraloi hn!» been .in i
die ( hnton scene since May 1
working out the iminv prelum
nai \ details pteparalorv lo the
laum lung ol a new hospital He
is K mk I \ ('raw lord .11 w hose
last position was that ol hospital
,, n * u 11 a 111 vvilh ilir st.iic Board
ol II,.,,ih
I Ik n< w hospital designed lo
ei', I Iii Clinton Li.inn.i Mount
V die .11, ., ol l .aui eiis ( ouiltv Is
planned .,s ., I A,, slorv slruclure
I he In si llooi w mgs extending in
three du e, I ions w ill house all
serv ire areas in, hiding receiv
mg emei gen, v operating rooms
x rav laboratories kitchen, din
lift, and sloi age Ml patients'
looms and wards an to he sit
Haled on the se, olid Hool served
hv elev atoi s
Keep said Mk ,i2 bed hospital
is , apable ol expansion to IIXI, lor
Cavaliers Meet
Berkeley Tonight
In Crucial Game
all the service lacihties are avail
able to handle KXl beds It is being
constructed so that future add)
thins may be made without dis
ruptmg existing facilities
1'he hospital is named in honor
ol the late L S Badev who m
dialed th* move to establish a
hospital in this part ot the coun
tv The Clinton industrialist, pres
tdent ol ( hnton I ,v dia ('ntton
Mills dud in December 1958
Funds lot the protect came
Irom lour inaior sources $449
0.51 proceeds ,,l bond sale, $175
(HHI cilt ol llii- Badev Foundation
$.5(1 IMMI git! ol the Duke Kndow
men! and $.585,975 17 m Hill Bur
ton ' Federal 1 lunds knottier $28.
907 46 was reah/ed as interest on
the bond proceeds to bring the
total In $1 288 9.T1 68
( 5 I homason ( ompanv ol
(ireeiiwood, has the eontract lor
building the hospital with a hid
ot $865 815 The budding is being
construe led ul hollow UW taped
with brick, with stone and ce
ramie tile also to lie used on the
exterior walls
Members ol the hoard ol dire,
tors in addition to ('hail man
\ eel v III ('lint,ill. are Dr I) H
M, h a,Ideii ol .Ioanna, v ice chan
man I B Hart also ol Joanna
sectclai v Itvan I Lawson ol the
Hopewell section and John M
Minn ions oi Mount v die
Laurens Negro, 42,
Dies From Injuries
were .11 rested
one case being
Ihc others heuu
$202 and 6.. dav
works
( hher cases included lour tor
disorderlv conduct $1.56 light
mg. 8, $1()4 and 80 days, violat
mg the liquor law. 1. $79 speed
mg and reckless driving 4, $48
petty larceny. I. $17 operating
iiuto without drivers license 1
80 days all other oflenses, $172
Sixty three p e r sons were
charged witli violating the park
mg laws and Ihey paid $82 50
Ihree persons were taken in
lor investigation or on suspicion
and released
A total ol 41 arrests were made
during I he moat h
Clinton Reserve
Company I' Leaves
For Camp Sunday
Seventy live ol Laurens Coun
tv 's citizen soldiers w ill leave
Sundav for a two weeks on the
|oh training at Fort McClellan
Ala
The men are members of Clin
Ion's Company ' C 1st Battle
Group 822nd Intantrv of the
krmv Reserve
Captain Samir \\ Lm-.on. com
mandmg nllicer, stated that the
reserves will leave Clinton at 8 00
a m Sunday, lot training in in
tantry tactics
( ompanv C is one ol ov ei ,80(1
krmv Reserve units ol the Nil l
S krmv Corps which will partin
pale in annual Irainmg Hus sum
nici
Community Chest
Officers Be Named
k meeting ol the hoard ol trus
lees ot the Con'munitv Chest ol
Greater Clinton is being held this
morning al 10 o'clock al the Mary
Miisgrove Hotel
\ ( Young .1 r chairman
will give a report Irom the nomi
naling committee In addition lo
the selection ol oflicelm it is plan
ned lo name the committee chair
men the budget committee and
to select campaign dates
Howard Smith is retiring presi
dent All hoard members are ask
ed to attend
Dr Brown Delivers
Anniversary Address
Di Marshall \\ Brown made
the anniversary address on Sun
dav at historic Catholic Lreshy
ten.in Church, Chester, for their
annual homecoming and reunion
set v ice Mrs Brown aecompan
led him lor the event
Lite church was founded in
17.69 and Hie present edifice erect
ed in 1842 is the third building
to he used
At National
Guard Camp
Major Francis Blalock. Cap
tain Guv Tumhlm and Cupt
Milford Smith who are attach
rd to the Headquarters kutnmat
ir Weapons Battalion, National
Guard unit at New berry lelt
Sunday to spend two weeks at
the summer training camp Fort
Stew art. Ga
Take Part In
Installation Service
Dr Marshall
Dr Joseph \l
took part m the
W Brown and
l lei I \ s recentl v
installation ser
vice I oi It e v l{. ft iki I s U a I k up
new minister at the Loimtam
Inn Li eshv leriau Ch r, h
I lie Rev
gl aduate ol
le., Di Rr,
Mi W alkup ia
Li eshv terian ( 'ol
w n gav e tlie charge
ft
I ne
1 he
minister and
rongl e. at ion
Di Gettvs
in
ft 12
vviii w a
.2 aboul
Hill Sunil
at a
, e.o oh I I a o l cl i
lound on High
a mile south ol
iv mol mug died
I . 1 fen w ood ho -
I I
Mol K la
I'll.,,
Slate High wav La Mol ( ol pural
I i i a, I v Jones said Smis James
oi I a u ren s w ,i > I on nd on his
Knee-, in the middle ol the high
wav with his hands over his
ai omul I a m Sundav
Notional Guard at Fort
Stewart for Two Weeks
h, ,id
(
ill
he
The ( hnl,in Cavaliers have a Hi
|oh i ul out lor them tonight i :
Kiev must heal Berkeley N (’. p,
in the Imal game ol the season ti,
m order to end up in a He with m
Dutieal) s delendilig i ha m p i o n v|
Dynamo' ll ('linton loses Dun
ean gels Hie title
Should ('hnton w i n tonight o
( I luirsdav t il will call (or A
sudden death plavoll witti the
Dynamos who have a I read v I in
ished Hie season with an 18 7
mark
Last 1 hui sdav the ( lintonians
laced a lough assignment that
winning lour straight in order
to slav m the i uiining to tie Dun
can
I he\ have won Hire,- ol Hie
games healing Slalet twice, 4 2
on IJnii -d.v. and J2 on Friday
< oNtinuin.' I hen chore the Cav
aliers ,!ei, ate,l Li, dmont at 1'ied
liionl Moiidav ou hl 50 to tegis
ter a IT 7 won and lost record lor
lh, on
Iii MoikI.,, ingM game with
Lledmonl Melvin Bail, v doubled
lor Ch'iion to cor, two runs in
the top ot the 11i-t all Julian
Green needed to win Green blank
ed the Rangels with lour hits
Sammy (twins and Kmard Lit
tleton, who had singled in the
lirst to be ( scord by Bailey, re
peated the ad in the Hurd and
were scored on Bill Archie s hit
LilHeton humored m Hie eighth
Clinton Girl Gefs
Winthrop Scholarship
Among 30 W inthrop College up
perclassmen w h o have been
awarded alumnae honor scholar
ships to the South Carolina Col
lege for Women at Rock Hill is
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said a truck
in v est i gal mg
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Hie load al the
I and --w ei v ed his
It lo av old striking
drivel said he was
whethei oi iiol I he
Irin k Ini Janie
to the in |in ed
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County Educators
To Attend Workshop
I .III! ell- ( Ollllt V ed ll, a t Ol s will
l< ii 11 ^ il ii oilier South Carolina
Ii. ml oil ft iaL and leaehei to
I m i M, i pa t< i n 11 ie am ma I umi nei
work Imp ot Hi, South i arodna
l.dm alum Asso, ml ion
I he win k- hop will h, held al
( amp Koi areda IIk- associational
retreat in the mountains near
t .ae ar s 11 r;<!I
( ',mnties in the I it si second and
IiiHi congressional districts will
send I'epresentaliv *-s August 14 16,
and the uifier cuunlies will par
Ik ipale August 16 18
Kxpeeled tn attend as represen
tatives ol the Laurens County
Kducatlon Association are .1 l.e-
rov Burns, Laurens, president.
W11 mot Shealy, Clinton, vice pres
ideiit: .1 A Lhnore Clinton, leg
islative chairman, R P Wilder,
Clinton, public relations ciiair
Six ul I u ei , and hit) enlisted
meii ol Clinton s National (maid
Battei v B 1st AW Bn iSpi 263rd
li ning loi
pel md al
Sundav.
i d *■ r g o
40 mm gun
tiling at
aerial l ,u . , I s ' , omnmmealmns
, ht'iiiii al biological and radioing
ual wall,ne and will participate
in various spe, lalisls schuols In
addil ion I he unit will take pari in
a la, In al problem in the Held Hie
dural ion ol wine h w ill he lour
days and lour nights
Muck its i eiirgaiu/atlofl in I-eh
1947 the battery Inn parii, ipaled
in 14 periods ol Meld Iranung
I welve ol these hav, been al Fort
Slew all one at loll Met Jellall
and one at I'urt Jackson
umi was , ,ai1111andeiI Horn
1947 lo De, 19,52 hv ( apl
Blalock now a ii ia |or
De, 1952 mild Dee 196(1,
con 1111a tide, I h v ( apl ( . u v
I umhliii now a'-siglied lo the
halI.ilioii stall ol the 1st AW Bn,
Sp i 1.1 k an ( l Lxnel J r , as
slimed command ol the unit on
Jan I 118,1
k i osier oi p< j i somiel attached
lo Hie umi lollnw s
1 M
It Oxner
1st
1.1 1 >m rell
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ohllson 1st
Ll
Charles 1
• Ink lev , 2nd 1 J
Silas
M Camp
hell.
2nd Let II
rrman L Jack
'Oil
2nd Ll .1 umes \
1ongshnre
1st
s. i l(nl|
,h 1
Johnson,
L S :' t
W ilhum J
H<1 lies PS kit
J Of
B Spillei s
Me
James M
( ope
land Jr
Sic
George K
('oi lev SI, \ i I bur B Davis Sic
Bobby .1 Meadors SI, Kdward
K Simmons. St, Roy I Sindh
SSgl Francis (> I .owei v
Sgls L a Kalph K Rlackwell,
William it Carlisle George I,
( opeland
Frank S
Lddie I
’ills James
Johnson
M Litts.
' wiTh (Tie r.aurens
lor 49 years
Mr Ro|ier was past president
ol the Laurens Rotary Club and
was immediate past chairman of
the hoard ot deacons ot the First
Baptist Church of Laurens He
was a director ol the Lalmetto
Bank
Surviving are his wife Mrs
Ruth Altman Roper two sons,
Robert II Roper Jr and George
A Roper, both ol Laurens, two
hiothers ( ecil L Roper of Lau
rens and Houston (toper of
Hinsdale Mich two sisters, Mrs
Lester I. Knight and Mrs R
Lee night both ot Richmond,
ka and live grandchildren
I’lineral services were conduct
ed Friday at 11 (X) a m at the
First Baptist Church hv Dr Rob
ert S Cooper Burial was in the
I .aureus city cemetery
Revival Services To Be
Held At Langston
Revival services wd! he held
al the Langston Baptist Church
Monday August 14 at 7 30 each
evening through the week
liev I urnei pastoi ot the
Mount Lleasant Baptist Church,
will he the guest speaker Rev
( arl Bishop is pastor
Baptist Young People
To Meet On Thursday
The monthly meeting of the
Laurens Baptist Young People
will he held tonight (Thursday)
Bohliv 1-
IJuinn Maxi*
• K
Wnl
at
the Welcome Baptist Church
lelizme
in
Laurens at 7 30
S|)5 1 i
.Lillies 1 I
l Hmpton
\\ nfermelon will he serv ed
Bobby (,
Japharl k
idol
w
during the social hour and each
Mnllox
,-hui , h is asked to liring enough
Sp L 4
Ifoheil L \hei,
com
tor
its group Also each church
hie Kov
L Bviiinnun
Jr
Kd
•a ,
u-ked lo have one youth speak
urn'il ( i
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loi
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Sylv ia Jean King, of Clinton dau ' man, and F L Thompson, super
ghter of Mr and Mrs Hall King .! intendent of District 55, Laurens J
Also included are Linda Raney j chairman of professional develop-1
land Carolyn Scurry of Laurens j ment and welfare.
Guard Company Leaves For Camp
Here is a truck load of members o-f
Clinton’s National Guard Company “B”
as the group moved out from the local
armory Sunday morning for a two-week
training iieriod at Fort Stewart. Ga-
Photo by Dan Yarborough.