The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 14, 1961, Image 2
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, September 14, 1961
School Enrollment In District 56
Th* fiijfct classwork of the 82nd game against Furman.
As Of
As Of Increase Or
Catawba Timber Company’s New Building
This is iho newly
Catawba Timber Co.
edfre of the city. The
-completed office
on Highway r>b
public is invited to attend open
buildinc of the
at the southern
i
house Fridav
facilit \ 11 u
(ipera t ioi.
from !t a.
• reight on
: Ms area.-
rn. to 4 p ni. '<< vie
i' manager of the
Photo be l)an 'l ar ><
the nevv
ompaiiv’s
Cigb.
L. 5. Hay Rejoins
College Faculty
Lewis Scott Hay has rejoined
the Presbyterian College facultv
after spending the past two years
studying toward his doctorate at
Emory University under a covet
ed Daniorth Foundation Fellow
ship
A PC graduate who taught hen
for lour years prior to taking
leave of absence for additional
graduate work he steps hack in
to his position as associate profes
sor of Bible and Greek
Coronation Service
Slated For Sept 24
The annual Girls Auxiliars
Coronation servict of the First
Baptist ('lurch o! .lo.rmo will
takt plait on Sundav Sept 24
at 7 30 p m Mrs William Dun
lap will direct the service
n
Ha> first joined the PC' lacultv
1955 alter receiving his mas
It” of theologv d i g r e e from
Princeton Theological Seminarv
IP had earned his PA degree from
Presbyterian ( oliege in 1949 and
his BD degree from Columbia
Theological Seminarv in 1954
both times finishing magna cum
laude fit was ordained into the
Presbyterian ministry by Charles
ton Presbytery
The Daniorth Fellowship which
carried Hav to Emory in 1959
was out of just 73 awarded to
teachers throughout the nation
that \ear \nothet giant lollowed
trom tin Hoard o! Education of
tin prrsbvtenan Church l S
lit lias finished all resident re
tpiiremeiits for Ins doctorate m
theologv and is now working on
hu thesis to eomplelt t hi pro
gram
liav i- married to tin tormer
Carol .limes ol (dlumhia and
thtv liiivt two cfnldren
MEN’S SUITS-100
Oc Wool
Bv SEW El l
»
all and Winter Colors, .lust
Keceiv ed
All New Merchandiv
1*
A One Time Offer
S25.00
Cannot Alter At This 1’
rite
WE
HAVE SUITS IN KOI 1 OW
1N(i SIZES
Sizes
34 37 3k 39
til 12
Suits
1 3 1
2 t
No Exchanges
Cli
nton Mills
Store
PHONE 833-07Ml
Cotowbo Timber Hold
Open House Friday In
New Office Building
Open house will be held tumor
row Fridav lor the people of the
area to v isit the new office build
mg of Hit Catawba Timber Com
panv on the Jacobs Highway
Hours for the event are 9 (X) a m
to 4 (Ml p m
The building located across
from th< new hospital, has 1150
square feet ol space with modern
office equipment Catawba is a di
v ision ol Bowaters Carolina Cor
poration. buying and growing
wood lor the parent company
Catawba Timber opened the
Clinton office to serve this area in
September of 1951! The personnel
includes Don G Creighton, dis
trict forester. Bob I. Womack
assistant district forester, Morris
Seymour, field assistant, Jerome
Finley of Mountville, foreman,
and Mrs James H Bradford, sec
retarv
Birth Announcements
YOV H
WOAMKi
PKOGKAM
Today -I n.-Sat.
HIGH ADVENTURE!
Sept. 14-1(>
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(jaayPKKIM) NIVEN
ANTHONY QUINN k Qnj«BMis
TTK WHS Of HAYAWK
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A Biifi'UiHoitotiint-iittii
Git
Shows:
Vt ed to Fri —S Stl ajid 7 30
Sat.—2 00 . 5.00 and X 00 P M
Adults 75c - Children 25c
SPECIAL FOR THE KIDS
Saturday
Sept. 16 - 10:30 A. M
Bugs Bunny
Cartoon Festival
25c for Everyone
Mon. rues. Sept IN-10
M hat VS as I he T rut h
\hout M)\!
Susan Dean
HAVWAKD MAICHN
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Hebmd the scenes story ot
a fabulous woman From
Mian i ropiK'i ’s sliacf. to
t io\ ernor's mansion.
W ed. Thurs. Sept 20-21
Marines.
With: Tom Try on. David
Hedison. Tom Reece
—( oming —
"( DME SEH EMBER"
WAL1.FN7JNF
Mi and Mrs Maxie Wallenzine
announce the birth of a daughter.
Lone Geneva, on September 10
at Hays hospital Mrs Wallenzine
is the former Miss Betty J Camp
bell
SFYMOCK
Mr and Mrs Morris Seymour
announce the birth of a son Don
aid Keith September 7 at Hays
hospital Mrs Seymour was be
fore m a r r i a g e Miss Yaomi
Brown
KOGFKS
Captain and Mrs Dexter Hog
ers of Fort Jackson, Columbia
announce the birth of a son Mai
eolm Macdonald, on Tuesday.
September 5 Mrs Rogers is the
former Miss Patsy Maedonald
daughter of Dr and Mrs M A
Maedonlad ot this city Capt
Rogers lias completed his intern
shipat the General hospital in
Greenville and is stationed with
the medical corps at Fort Jack
son
PKITTT
Mr and Mrs Jake R Pruitt of
Greer, announce the birth of a
daughter. PhUis Rachel, on Sep
tern her 5 at the Allen Bennett
Memorial hospital Mrs Pruitt
is the former Miss Rosemary ()w
ens of Greer, and Mr Pruitt is
a son of Mrs Inez Pruit of this
city
BAGWFU
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bagwell
announce the birth ol a son. Rich
ard Theodore, on September 6 at
Blalock (Time Mrs Bagwell was
before marriage Miss Bobby Jen
rungs
MANN
Mr and Mrs Anthony l,ee
Mann announce the birth of a dau
ghter, Sheila Ruth, on September
8 at Blalock (Time Formerly
Mrs Mann was Miss Thelma
Ruth Braswejl
(all.LION
Mr and Mrs James W Gil
j lion announce the birth of a dau
i ghter, Nettie Jean, on September
8 at Blalosk Clinic. Mrs Gil
j lion is the former Miss Sondra
Scott
LONG
Mr and Mrs William Tal
madge Long announce the birth
tember 11 at Blalock Clinic. Be
»f a daughter, Tammy Jo, on Sep
fore marriage Mrs Ixing was
Miss Jo Ann Littleton
Jurors Drawn For
Court Term Sept. 25
The following have been drawn
to serve as jurors at a one-week
term of criinnial court beginning
Monday, Sept 25
Floyd Mason, Clinton Mill;
James Chappel. Cook's Store. W
Cecil Garrett. Laurens. J F Wil
hams, Clinton W F Armstrong,
Shiloh, Samuel F Taylor Cau
rens Herman S Jenkins Joan
na James Pridmore. Jones’
Store Holman Casey, l.aurens;
Grady Adair. Clinton Thomas J
Garrett Shiloh Paul J Wilson,
Clinton Mill; Raymond Work
man Watts Mill; James M Bos
tic, Jr Renno; Rolfe Clark. Jo
anna C Hubert Stroud, Namie:
A F Alexander, Lydia Mill
Also W Walts Davis, Clinton
Win ( Burton Laurens, Burley
W' Taylor, Shady Grove; Cecil
Golden, Mt Pleasant; A A Ram
age, Clinton; Carlos Fowler, Lau
rens; James 1 Dominick, Joan
tia, H H Holman, Laurens; Joe
Holliday. Narnie; Arthur B Bo
bo, Laurens Johnny A McNinch,
Bailey, Herman C Noland. Dan
iels' Store; Cecil H Arnold, Lau
rens; C B Holland, Laurens;
Jimmy J Collins, Brewerton; Ru
lus Ballard Joanna
Holdover^ Raymond Tucker,
Laurens \ I hi r t I, Burgess.
Watts Mill
Sept. 6, 1%« Sept
6. 1961
(Decrease (
Clinton High
524
564
40
Junior High
429
431
7 2
M S Bailev
473
488
15
Hampti ■ \veni '
618
620
2
Providmrt
243
237
(6)
Joanna
442
425
(17)
Cross ilill
64
68
4
Moiintv die
88
87
ill
Spc< ictl f ciss- Bailey
17
9
(8)
S'- ini (s Hampton
19 T"
13
(6)
1 . tal V' hue
2.917
NEGRO
2.942
25
in.1 Street High
266
307
41
Martha L'endy Elementary
486
528
42
Midwav
299
318
19
Woodson
122
143
21
Special Class Martha Dendv
9
14
5
Total Negro
1180
1,180
128
TOT A1. E N R( )LLM E N T
4.099
4,253
153
session will get underway at 8
a m, Saturday A special sched
ule, cutting the class period
from the normal 50 minutes to
30 minutes, has been approved
by the faculty for that day to
enable members of the Presby
terian College student body to
attend the afternoon football
The new group of students ar
rived on the PC campus on Mon
day afternoon and immediately
launched into orientation activi
ties. After a welcoming meeting
and reception that night, they
spent most of Tuesday and Wed
nesday taking placement tests
With fh; Sick
Hurricane News
Of The Week
Little Ly nn V <>ung daughter of
Mr and Mrs Carroll Young, oele
brates her 3rd birthday Sept 16
Mr and Mrs Harold Copeland
and sons visited Miss Hattie Haw
kins and Mrs A M Coker in
Columbia Sunday
Mrs Bill Byars and Amanda
of Buffalo, visited the former’s
sister. Mrs Odus Young and
family Sunday
Mr and Mrs Bobby Neighbors
and children attended the Willing
ham family reunion at the com j
munity building in Ninety-Six
Sunday
Florence Farmer has been ill at
her home »
Mrs Nellie Case is able to be
out again alter being confined to
her home due to illness
Mr and Mrs Ralph Young of
Newberry, visited Mr and Mrs
Allen Young Sunday
Mrs Clyde Young celebrated a
birthday Sept 9
Dr and Mrs Mac Going of
WTI iiagison. Va . visited Mrs Go
ing v parents. Mr and Mrs ' J
O liauplear. over the week-end
S Sgt and Mrs. Gene Haup
fear and family left Thursday
to make their home at Eglin Air
Force Base, Fla . where S-Sgt
Haupfear w ill be stationed
Mr. and Mrs J O Haupfear
and Roy Haupfear on Sunday vis
ited H P Cromer of Cross Hill, I
who is improving at the Veterans
hospital in Columbia
Mr and Mrs. Sam Wallace and
children of Laurens, visited Mrs ;
Mace Young Sunday
Mr and Mrs Hugh Young en
tertained on Friday evening for
Mrs Young's brother and sister 1
m law, Mr and Mrs Tony Dixon
Mr Dixon is home on a 30-day
leave after duty in Germany
T hose enjoy ing the occasion were
Mr and Mrs Tony Dixon. Mrs
A I Dixon. Mrs Mary AJice
Taylor and Paul of Renno. Mr
| and Mrs. Joe Dixon and family,
Mr and Mrs Arnold Dixon and
family . Miss Maud Geer of (Tin
ton Sgt and Mrs A J Chirico
I and family of Port Royal, Mr
Mrs Frank Copeland and
N C Mr
PC Freshmen To
Register Today
Freshmen will begin register
ing for Presbyterian College's
82nd session on Thursday morn
ing as the climax of a three-day
period ol orientation
They are to be entertained that
evening at the annual freshman
reception, sponsored by the Col
lege Dames organization of fac
ulty wives. Meanwhile. PC upper
j classmen w ill complete their
trek back to the campus on
Thursday, in time lor Friday i
Registration and the start ol
! classwork the following day.
Freshmen will begin register
ing in the library at 10 45 a m
Thursday , alter a period of con
sultation with their faculty ad
visers, and will continue through
the afternoon The reception is
scheduled lor 8 p m. that eve
ning in the Douglas House
Registration material was
sent to the upperclassmen by
mail ten days ago to give them
ample opportunity to review
their programs of study before
returning to the campus They
will complete the signing up rou
tine on Friday, beginning with
the rising seniors at 8 30 a m
we’re loaded
with fashion
for you from
.California COBBERS
As Seen in GLAMOUR”
Only 10.99
Black or Brown Leather
OOBBIiRstfl 1
Only 7.99
Folderol
COX'S STYLE SHOP
On (he Uomer Of (he Square
Morns T hibodeau is a surgical
patient at flays hospital
Friends of Jane Timmerman
daichh i of Mr and Mrs E M
Tuuii.e: an, will lx- glad to know
she is .n,proving at Hays hospital
following an appendectomy
Laura Forkner has returned
home following a tonsileotomy at
Blalock Clinic
Patinets at Blalock Clinic in
elude Mrs Maggie WUson, Lois
Evans, daughter of Mr and Mrs
J T Evans, Roy Sanders. Mrs
Ruth Whiteford of Laurens, Mrs
Nellie Owens Dean and Woodrow
Campbell
Friends of G W Hollingsworth
will be interested to know he is
a patient at Hays hospital
Surgical patients discharged
from Hays hospital include Mrs
Oscar Freidstrom, Mrs L W
Hedgepath, Henry H Overstreet and
Mrs Troy Bentley . Mrs Tom j children of Charlotte,
Davis, Mrs William Womble and I and Mrs Homer Gantt and chil-
Mrs George King, Jr . of Cross (Iren of Greenville
Bill Mr and Mrs J I) Clegg and
Friends of Mrs Russell Cooper Randy of Greenwood, visited the
will be glad to know she was able J R Bartleys Sunday.
M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers
to return to her home earlier in
the week after being a patient at
Rial or k Clinic
William E Jones, father of Bill
Jones. W’illiam R Richardson,
Martha Graham, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Ernest Graham. Mrs
B F Childress, and Charles E
Hill are patients al Hays hos
pital
Alvin Bagwell has returned
home after a several days stay
at Blalock Clinic
Receiving med i c a 1 treatment
and discharged from Hays hos
pital earlier in the week were
Mrs Wayne Templeton. Mrs Ce
oil Wooten. W L. Motte, Mrs
Raymond Campbell. Mrs Lillian
Connelly, and Furman Bagwell
James Amnions and Robert I
Watson, who have been patinets
at Blalock Clinic, have been dis
icharged
Laurens H. D. Members
Attend District Meeting
Eleven Home Demonstration!
Council mcmliers from Laurens i
County attended the annual Pied
mont District Council meeting
in Chester on Saturday , Sept 9
The theme for the meeting was
Working Together for World
Mr and Mrs George King. Sr ,
and granddaughters. Pam and
Wanda King, of Cross Hill, visit
ed Mr and Mrs Ralph Lawson
Sunday.
Ralph I. a w s o n celebrated a
birthday September 9
Mr and Mrs Chop Watts and
family and Mrs Willie Young
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs Grover Watts in Mount
ville,
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 15
Business Meeting 4 P. M.
Beauty and Talent Show
7 P. M. *
UNDER THE BIG TOP
LAURENS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
1
The principal
Understanding
speaker lor the occasion was
Miss Betty Jean Pritchard, who
spoke and showed slides on her
"IFYE Experience in France ''
Miss Pritchard was introduced
by Mrs T B Sumerel, from
Laurens County who is State 4-H
chairman Mrs M A Wilson,
first vice president, gave the
main goal that l.aurens County
will work on this year
Those attending from the coun
ty were Mrs A F Holliday,
Mrs J H Power, and Mrs A
A Weathers, Barksdale-Narnie;
Mrs Aylene Pittman and Mrs
Ben Childress, Camak; Mrs T
B Sumerel, Sandy Springs; Mrs
B W Cooper. Mrs N. A Shouse
and Mrs. Jim Evans. Shady
Grove; Mrs M A Wilson and
Mrs Ethel Wilson Shiloh Also
attending were Miss Myrtice
Taylor and Mrs Judy Glover,
Home Agents i
"Jou'ud Oak m
Delicacy and grace
with leaves in lovely
Turquoise Blue,
fleurettes in soft
Coral Pink,
and acorni
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translucent porcelain
in a Gadroon shape
edged in F^tmum
for table settings
of timeie* charm.
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