The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 10, 1961, Image 2
2
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 10, 1961
Today-Fri.-Sat.
Aug. 10-11-12
CHARLES DRAKE VIRGINIA GREV
JUIIA MEADE .** Cecil Kettway
Edi?»( Buharun • BenlaK Bondi
Ug; Pprraau'Juanitd Mixite
A •VY‘P < Al WHttWTKMAl hCTUH
The Picture The Whole Town's Talking \hout'
Famil> lOntertainment!
You’ll l ove It!
Programs 3. 5. 7 and 7 P. M.—Plus Saturday ! P M
TB Assn. Directors Vote
To Merge 2 County Units
^eflADWPX
Starts Monday, August 14
9 fresh, funny
NEW l&Qk
at that f >\
old, old
oorobination
Metro
Goldwyn
Mayer
(wset!
An Avon
Production
JIM
PAULA
STEVT ..v.-, BP IGID
MEN MHIMINI1S8
, PLAN
C>n^maScope Mt i ! , uCo.o r
MR:
• ♦ In ^<»*i ■* I's W»,
ifCK ,,iro(.[ ixiuMWi
A/;lLS inpni'ijMKu
s-.« :ha ! ‘O ' 1 ': .. t., lAiivRfNci HV[INGAR1[M
Programs Start 3. 5. 7 and H P. M
Anothet Big Hit The VN hole Family VN ill Loye!
It's Rated Excellent!
waAmm
E ff’cnl’Tc
USE THE CHRONICLE WANT ADS
In simultaneous called meet
ings, the directors of both the
Greenwood and Laurens County (
Tft Associations voted unani
mously to accept the recommen
dations of the two Organization
Patterns Committee- These rec
ommendations concerning a pro
posal made by the Greenwood Tu
berculosis Association for joint
operation with shared staff are as
follows
1 That the two associations
continue to operate as s u c h
through th< present fiscal vefir
ending Mjo r .'il IU(i2
2 That ;,i ! -.o itrganization
Patterns Committees serve as a
< oordmatmg Council to plan for
op.To'ion ;is a single association
hi'gioi.mg April 1. 19(i2, if feasible
3. That the two boards of dtrec
tor meet |omtly in October after
lie 15th for a progress report
from thi Coordinating Ceiuncil
Kiwanis Barbecue
Slated For Sept. 28
The annual Community Bar
berue sponsored ti> the Clinton
Kiw.uns Cluti for the fienefit of
Thornwcll Orphanage will he
held on Thursday evening Sept
28
Thai s the announcement today
from Kiwanis President f{ Ld
w;iro Ferguson, who said prep
orations already are underway
to make the 1981 occasion one
of tin logger I yet staged
Ferguson also announced that
A ( V oung and Tommy Young
blood are serving as co-chair
men Ibis year Me met with them
last week to make organization
ill arrangements preliminary to
bringing the full meml>ership of
the Huh into the project
The barbecue, an annual com
munity wide event which draws
people from throughout Laurens
Coimtv is to lie field in the Clin
ton Armory from (i 30 p m to 8
I* m It will follow the samel
pattern its last year's successful i
operation with Walter Lynch
providing the barbecue and one
booth offering home cooked bar
gams in pies cakes cookies and
candies
Mrs Julio K Wilson
Posses Saturday At
Cross Anchor Home
Cross Anchor Mrs Julia Knox
Wilson, Miss Julia 87, widow!
ot James Lawrence Wilson, died
early Saturday evetung at her j
home where she fiad spent most '
of her hie
She was a daughter of the late!
William Harrison Knox and Sara!
Jane Smith Knox of Oconee Coun '
t v Stic w as tlie oldest living mem
ber ol Yarborough Chapel Metho
dist ('hurch
Surviving are one daughter.
Miss Gladys Wilson, and one son,
Ko> Knox Wilson, both of the
home one brother K K Knox,
ol Clinton, and a number of
niec es and nephews
Funeral services were conduct
ed id Yarborough Chapel Metho
dist Church by Key Thurmond
Gable Key John G Hipp and
Key John Mullis HunaJ was in
the church cemetery.
I’allbearers were J B Aronld,
I. Kay Kitts Jim Yarborough,
Warren Diilard, Kobert Vance
and W, C Neely.
and again in January after the
15th to adopt plans lor 1962-63
Greenwood will be host at one
meeting., Laurens at the other
4 Stafl a That the executive
secretary, Mrs M M Teague
serve both counties from head
quarters in Laurens with an em
ptiasis on comrnunitv orgamza
lion and citizen participation b
That the typist-clerk serv e both j
counties Irom the (ireenvsood ol
lice under the direction of th < >.
ecutive secret at'.' c, That tfr-
Laumo olfiee establish a full-
time telephone answering service
G N Foy, president of the
Laurens Association, said these
recommendations became effec
tive immediately In commenting
on this action, Mr Foy stated
that Laurens and Greenwood are
I wo of the outstanding TB Asso
ciations in the state, both having
good programs and both in sound
financial condition tie believed
this to be an opportunity to dem
onstrate further leadership by es
tablishing a strong large associa
tion to furnish an example for
some of the other small associa
tions in the state, so they might
attract qualified professional per
sonnel and establish year round
programs He commented that
Kic land and I^xington Counties
are also in the process of merg
ing
T I Dowling, president of the
Greenwood Association, note cl
th<il Greenwood proposed the
merger upon the resignation of
their executive secretary, Mrs D
A Monroe, to accept a position
with the f lorida 7 If Association
Me looks forward to serving as an
ex-officio member of the Coord)
nating Council to make plans for
operations as a single association
during 1962-63 He requested the
continued confidence, interest and
help of the citizens ol both coun
ties to wage a stronger battle in
the fight against tuberculosis and
related respiratory diseases
Personal Mention
Let’s Make Our Town
Utf>° Sb NOT AT ALU
The money you spend at home can make the
difference between prosperity and recession.
If you spend it elsewhere it's gone for good.
But money you spend here, stays here, and that
is what pays taxes, supports our churches,
provides jobs that hold our young people.
BUY AND BANK AT HOME.
IT'S GOOD BUSINESS!
M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers
Mr and Mrs Davis V Pitts
and Mrs Fthel K Kitts were
guests on Sunday of tin former
brother and sister-in law Mr and
Mrs Carroll Kitts in Spartan
burg
ATTKND REUNION
Mr and Mrs C W ( ooper
Mr and Mrs Tom Cooper attend
cd a family reunion on Sunday
at the lakeside cottage on the
( atawba Kiver of Mr and Mrs !
F F Ashmore of Charlotte, N
C
Mrs Y W McDaniel had as
visitors the past week-end her
son. B W McDaniel, Mrs Me 1
Daniel, their daughter, Mrs. A!
Ired Dukes and twin daughters,
Katin and Conrue, of Beach Is
land
Miss Miriam Fempleton ol Au
gusta, Ga , is spending a vacation i
with her parents. Mr and Mrs J
B 1 empleton She was the week
end guest ol Mrs Richard Cal
veil in Orangeburg Mr and
Mrs Templeton spent the week
end in the mountains of North
( arolina and on Sunday visited
their granddaughter, Martha, at
( amp Ion A W’andah
Mrs V\ M Wasson and daugh
ters. Kellv and Kim, of Colum-
l>ta a tv guests lot several days
ol Mrs If > Wingard
FORDS rftur n
Mr and Mrs F G Ford and
daughter, ( laudia have returned
Irom Nashville Tenn . where the
former has lieen doing graduate
work toward his doctorate at Pea
body
Miss Mildred Teeple of Savan
nah. Ga . is the guest of Mrs
Bill) Cauble for two weeks
Mrs F H Hall spent last week
in Charlotte \ C with her son
Dr William Hugh Hall, and fam
ily
— .#’'•* - "
Thomoses Attend
Notional Convention
Mr and Mrs J c Thomas are
in New York this week where they
are attending the Retail Jewelers
ol America convention at the Wal
dorf Astoria Hotel
Mr Ihomas. as president _,
the South ( arolina Jewelers Asso
elation is a delegate to the con
vention Among special events
thev attended was a reception on
’ uc'dav to honor presidents
the state groups given by
Watchmakers of Switzerland
Enroute thev were overnight
v tsitors with their daughter,
Mrs Robert Freeland, and the
Bev Mr Freeland, in Alexandria,
' a , Hying on to New Y'ork City.
I I>on their return thev will he ac
companied home by Mrs Free
land and daughter, Carolyn
a v isit
of
of
the
for
News Of
Bonds Cross Roads
Mr and Mrs David T Pitts
rpent some time in Charleston
last week While they were there
Mrs George Cobb and son, of
Rock Hill, visited Miss Sally
Pitts and David Pitts, Jr
Mrs Brenda Motes Duckett
is at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs Frank Motes Her
husband is in the armed services.
Friends of Mr and Mrs Pel-
ton Crapps will be interested to
learn that their daughter, Mrs.
Emmie Shipes and family recent
ly moved from Columbia to
Clinton They are living on the
Whitmire Highway.
JOHNSON REUNION TO
BE HELD
The descendants of the late
Mary Cannon Johnson and capt
Jcrred Johnson will gather Aug,
20, KF i til' "it the Masonic
Hall i t .1 iins', i ir their annual
fam.lv M'umo:.
Jan.f Job ,-on. son of the late
J P Johnson and Henry Dun-
kcan Wofford, of Johnston, son
of the late Henry Wofford, of
Orangeburg, have charge of ar
rangements All descendants are
asked to attend and bring picnic
lunch and tea
Rev Gordon Braswell will be
guest speaker at Shady Grove
Presbyterian Church each eve
ning this week at 7 30 The pub
lic is invited to come and wor-
! ship at this service.
Saturday night, Aug 12, at 7
p m Mr. Horace Hammett will
be at Fairview Baptist Church
to show slides and give a talk
cn church work
FAIRVIEW BAPTIST TO HAVE
HOME COMING
On August 27, members of
Fairview Baptist Church will
observe their home coming. Ser
vices will be as usual in the
morning—Sunday school at 10
a. m. Worship at 11 a. m. Picnic
dinner following the morning or-
ship.
Mrs. Ola Muiier has return
ed to Newberry County Hospital
for treatment.
A number of local teachers will
attend the television conference
in Columbia Aug 14. 15, 16. This
year Clinton High will have
! some classes taught partially by
T V Teachers to follow up these
i classes will attend a conference
in Columbia to receive further
' instructions
SIZE
RAYON*
NYLON*
6.00-16
9.05
10.95
6.70-15
10.77
11.77
7.10-15
12.77
13.77
7 60-15
14.77
15.77
* AH prices plus ta« and trade-in tire off your car
WHITEWALLS S3 MORE
^ NYLON
' TUBELESS
13
SIZE 7 SO 14
BLACK
WE CARRY THE COMPLETE LINE OF FIRESTONE TIRES...
One for every dnver, every car, every road, every pocketbook!
Kit r\ nrw Fir vat one tu
GUARANTEED
1 Against <i«*(erfs in work
"tup mMlrruils lor
lifr of the* original tn*a<!
7 AgniMHl normal nuui hazar
(«xo«'pl repairable puncture
encountered in ev
passenger car use I
number of months **|
lU'fmirs made wittioot
rephu < iiM-nfs prorated o
wear and based on lisl
( Utrenl at lime of ad tti
WATER SKIING
EQUIPMENT
'"Tv
Native Wisconsin
Ash Water Skis
Molded Foam Plastic
Water Ski Beit
Tow Rope Set
Banana Peel
Slalom Ski
$17.95
$2.99
S3.33
15“
msms&m.
Mtmrn
25% DISCOUNT
ALL OTHER FANS REDUCED
Top Quality
Fishing Tackle
tsejTt
Spinning Rod and Reel $8.99
$7.99 Boat Seat for $6.99
$1.50 Boat Sponge $1.00
$1.98 Styrofoam Fishing Hat $1.29
Spinning Reel Line 29c ea.
5 for $1.00
Deluxe Fi
JI»fUa« colon, k>tk»4 In lor long
wear one obu»«. Eaiy lo k»«p
(Hon. Smoots St oiimed.
$8.99 up
Regular $16.95
Come to See Us for Your Needs
in Home and Auto Supplies
COX HOME & AUTO SUPPLY
305 N. BROAD ST.
'Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed’
PHONE 833-0716