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k THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, September 21, 1961 Spartanburg JV Trips Thornweil Spartanburg junior varsity quarterback Jimmy Davenport scored one touchdown and pass ed for another here Thursday as the Spartanburg “B" team de feated Thorn well, 19-" Davenport reeled off a 3h-yard run in the first quarter for the TD and then hit end B Tindall on a pass play for a thrid quarter tally Halfback Ray Gault scored on a 15-yard run in the second quar ter and the score stood at lft-0 going into the final period 13 Complete Work For Degrees At PC Thirteen Presbyterian College seniors completed requirements for their degrees during the past summer session. Registrar Ros- !yn Martin, announced today. The group, including ten bach-1 elor of arts and three bachelor of science candidates, will receive: diplomas as part of the regular commencement exercises n e x t ( June They are Bachelor of Arts .Nathaniel R Cole, I^eroy M Madrazo, and Norma Jean Weisner, all of Lau rens: Herbert F Adair, of Clin ton Julius A Blake, Jr., of Bel-; ton. Roger M Copeland of Ath- Thornwell quarterback Richard ens, Ga ; Courtney F Benderlite Cash got into the passing spot of Richmond. Va ; Henry M ligb* in the final period, hitting Pigg, of Huntersville, N C\; Mrs halfback Howard Higginbotham Sue Ellen N'unnally Spratt of j on a 40-yard pass play for the Fredericksburg, Va and Ben B lone Thornweil tally Vincent of Danville, Va Bachelor of Science—Michael Thornwell's game this week R Dawkins of Laurens: William will be with Ellen Woodside High S Ogden of Macon, Ga ; and Friday night at Greenville Julian E Wells of North Augusta General and Mrs. Godfrey with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. ( ally Gault Guard Banquet Honors Maj. Gen. Godfrey St vie Hilll Hijs From Italy , to make > on Li st mi lasluon the inspiration for a low little hlaek pump, its toe still tapeml, but softly squared at the tip Ver\ suitable and touts iti suede or leather. Only 2.99 MURRAY GARBER'S ( LINTON. S. < . A banquet Saturday evening honoring Major General Ansel B Godfrey was the highlight of the 14th annual convention of the South Carolina National Guard Association held the past week-end in Columbia General Godfrey will retire October 1 as commander ol the National Guard filst Division alter 40 years ol service There was a near record attendance of 500 at the banquet National Guard officers, their wives and friends attended the military banquet and hall hon oring General Godfrey and his family Gilts included a silver punch howl, tray , ladle and cups pre sented to General Godfrey, Mrs Godfrey their daughter and son inlaw, Mr and Mrs Cable Gault, of North Augusta, by the | 51st Division, silver Paul He jvere howl to General Godfrey from the South Carolina Nation al Guard Association, a silver I coltee serv ice from the officers ol the 51st Division artillery units with the list ol the units engraved on the tray and Gen eral Godfreys Division Com inandei s Flag Irom the entire 51 st Div isioii A letter Irom Governor Far ns Bryant, ol Florida, was read by Major General Lance, adju taut general of the slate ol Flor i Ida On hand to honor Godfrey were all major commanders of his Florida units, headed by Brig Gen Henry McMillan, as sistant commander of the 51st I )jv ision Mr and Mrs Frank Godlrey, Hi Columbia, were present for the event honoring his brother, and those Irom Clinton attend mg were Col and Mrs B F BUSY MEN and WOMEN PAY-BY-CHECK M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers YOUR J WOAMRi "Oh polio L PROGRAM FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT IN COOL COM FORT! Last Day Today A&iiies. Sept. 21 Friday-Saturday Sept. 22-23 THE GREATEST TERROR TALE EVER TOLD! r c** 1***' MON TI ES. SECT. 25-26 ELIZABETH TAYLOR MONTGOMERY CEIET “Raintree County” Civ il War Romance In Color Two Features Daily— 3:30 and 7:30 WED.-THl R. SECT. 27-28 May Be Too Scary for Small Children CHILDREN 25c — ADULTS 60c African Adventure STEPHEN BOYD and JULIETTE GRECO Coming: “Come September” ). I Full! ur.ln . a I. m: •loin JUI .1 anu - Ion ■ AI 1. . , dm es Wingard, ( aptain Van Oxner, Lt Lawrence Young, Miss Geor gia Young. Lt and Mrs. C. T. Oakley, Lt and Mrs. Darrell Johnson. A number ol Guardsmen from this area were present for va rious sessions ol the convention during the week-end PC Looks Ahead To Lenoir Rhyne The Presbyterian defense is now concentrating on stopping another hull dozing fullback in l^enoir Rhyne's rugged Dick Kemp at Hickory Saturday night PC End Coach Vic Spooner, who scouted the Bears at Wof lord last week, tabbed him as one of the best backs m the small college class He added Lenoir Bhyne s attack was mostly on the ground. Kemp runv m b ird as Tom Campbell of I-urman although he's not as big Tie cudda cl the PC line, sicartni uml* i Hu' holes torn by cl. Cac.,ih b in last Sat s J7 »i ; in Furman, is I >t ,t Coach Frank h i strengthen In still hamper the guard iter slots, however, the ' being sidelined Guard of Atlanta .Tiling the few Hose in Greenville was the arm ol Quarterback Bobby Join er of Macon Joiner completed 9 of 19 attempts lor 137 yards and heaved an exciting shot to Half back Larry Madden of Laurens that carried 54 yards to the Fur man 2 m the (lying seconds of the game The PC offense seems to he gaining fuel for a more intense invasion of l>enoir Rhyne this week-end with the return of extra point specialist End Louis Rid inger of Forest Park, Ga., and second-string quarterback Art Williams oi Cairo, Ga Both have been sidelined for almost two weeks. Another encouraging aspect of the upcoming battle at Hickory— 1/enoir Rhyne showed a decided weakness in pass defense in per mitting both Wofford scores by air to gain a 14-14 tie last week Unless the Bears, 1900 national small college champions, im prove by this week end, they may find Joiner and company hard to handle School Lunch Menu September 25-29 MONDAY Milk, hash, carrot sticks, cel ery curls, steamed rice, green beans, biscuit, butter, and pea nut butter cookies. TUESDAY Milk, deviled egg and olive sandwiches, vegetable soup with beef, corn bread, butter, and gin gerbread WEDNESDAY Milk, sliced ham. sliced cheese, fresh tomato wedges, potato sal ad, hot rolls, butter and apricots THURSDAY Milk, country style liver and onions, cole slaw with grated car rots, rice and gravy, baby green limas, biscuit, butter, and ha nanas FRIDAY Milk, hot dogs, chili with beef onions, mustard, summer slaw with dressing, black-eyed peas buns, butter, and cake with choc olate icing LoiH Minted up to SIO.OCO 0l by 0 duly Covun 1 Invyroncr Co Eoth I^ployff bondfd tor y ur pro tC-ct ." up to Si 000.000 00 0«U ovQ'loblc to Bc«a Fide Revderf\ Clt South Corolmo Min.fryrr orrount OCCfptfJ $500 00 Winchester Graham Ik D**tMitird ^'r*5isci''q Cc'utwb'O 5 C Truck Hits Home After Collision With CarOn Hwy. 72 Cross H !l—A car and a trail er true r. ( ollkh . near here Tues day n ght, and .he truck careen ed into a h iuse nearby the high way \ i one v. as injured in the crack up Ma* Highway Patrolman I S,s . reported at the scene on Highv. a 72 between Saluda 1 r an! 'Toss Hill in Laur- n- Count. A 1953 Chevrolet occupied by two Greenwood persons appar ently was attempting to turn left into Louise Restaurant when th‘ trailer truck was attempting to pass the car The collision, which left the Chevrolet a totyl loss, carried the truck into a house ow ned by Mrs. Alice Worthy, 72, ol Rt 1. Cross Hill The wreck took the corner off the house Patrolman Sisk identified the driver of the car as Mrs. Mar garet Davenport Shirley, 38, of Greenwood and the driver of the truck as Sam Westbrook, 45, and a Negro, of Charlotte, N. C The car's passenger was Ru ben Sudcfeth. of Greenwood. Mrs Worthy and her daugh ter Mrs. Louise Crapps, were in another part of the house when the truck slammed into a corner ol Mrs (Tapps' bedroom A bedroom suite was destroyed Mrs Crapps said she was look ing out a kitchen window and saw the car turning into the next door restaurant when the colli Orangeburg Cadet To Lead PC Maurice R Stevens, Jr , of Orangeburg, will serve as com manding officer of the Presby terian College ROTC battalion tor the coming year, Lt. Col. Richard W Ulrich announced today in posting the top organi zation assignments. The professor of military science said that Stevens, be ginning his senior year at PC, will hold the rank of cadet ma- ! jor for the first semester. Six cadets have received ap- j pointments to cadet captain to j hold these assignments during I the 1961-62 session: Joseph O Nixon of Carrollton, j Ga . battalion executive officer; David L Waters of North Char leston, S-3 on the battalion staff; Richard L. Boland of Summer ville, commander of Company A; James B Quantz of Rock Hill, commander of Company B; Joseph B Davis of Lawrence- ville, Ga , commander of Com pany C. and Robert E Bedding- field of Columbia, commander of Company D. Three other battalion staff ap pointments, with the rank of ca det first lieutenant, include Richard W. Carr, Jr , of Gaff ney, S-l; Graham B Edmunds of Decatur. Ga., S-2 and Wil liam M Matthew s of Macon, Ga , S 4 sion occurred The next thing she knew, she said, she heard the crash when the truck hit the house Airman Holcombe Ends First Course Lackland AFB, Texas — Air man Henry J. Holcombe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hol combe, Browning Avenue, Jo anna, has completed bis initial course of Air Force basic mili tary training here. He has been selected to attend, the technical training course for statistical and finance specialist, at Shep pard Air Force Base,. Texas. Prior to entering the Air Force Airman Holcombe attended Clin ton High School. 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