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Vol 62 — No 47
Ciinhon S C , "] hursday, November 23, 1961
Clinton High To Meet N. Augusta for State
Class AA Championship Thursday Night
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Marta Becket, Dancer, to Give Concert Here Monday
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auile dancer who has demited
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uram el dance minu s in con
cer 1 ' throujhmit tile i ,,unli .
Aids Beckt I Ini' tlaiH ed ill
Brnadwa'i musicals and has pre
senlcd U\n original ballets in
t'arm-Uie Hail Her -’oss country
cmiccrti/.nit has Been inters|>ers
cd with numerous television ap
;ui(
The ait it male her theatrical
dehul m the a.;e nl nine as an
actress m Christopher Morley's
Thunder on the l>eft ' presented
near Philadelphia Later she
studied music and art in New
with Curtain Kaiser in which
she dances the role ol ( ulumbien
Pierrtot and Harlequin, follow
ed l>\ I )iv ertisemi nt a dame
nl Hit romantic period La
(Irundc Perlormanee Canton
! i e- ir a Spanish elassie court
dance (inssip, a tri-charaeter
variation Slavonu Dance," a
t /ei itosiovakian lulk dance also
Her Lover,' "The Urchin's
Dream, The Brotherhood ;
and closes with her major work
The Alinoi I'iie C arjiei and the
l.emon, a Turktsli fairy tale in
which Miss Becket has created
the choreography costumes, set
designs and the story This selec
tion exemplifies her unique ar
rangeiiu-nt of portraying manv
dilferent cfiaraelcrs in one halld
llirougti the (juiek change o!
props, costumes and masks
Although she is endowed with
many gilts. Miss Beckett has
worked hard to establish herself
as a Ballerina She has made
many necessary sacriliees to tie
come a dancer some as trivial
as the denial ot a hot fudge sun
dae
Miss Beckett lias been several
times blessed with talent, a
knowledge of art and music and
a lively imagination which en
ables her to create tiie stories
and choreographies lor her
dance mimes design the cos
tumes and stage decor One of
the most outstanding lacets of
her creative work is that she por
trays as many as rune different
I characters in the same ballet
1 through the use of musks, cos-
\ume changes, "sleight of hand, ’
and s|>ecial lighting
Clinton lo Close
For Thanksgiving
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nirrt tfir North Aumistn N rllovx
.larkrts (ol thr South < arohna
(lass A A football title
Solioo 1 nf thr distin l vxill
^ p in Wednesday
loi the *t rk ( with Thursday and
I . hernu' observed as holi
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Services Sunday
For Mrs. J. F. Bobo
Mrs Ophelia (iossett Boho, HO,
died Friday at H HO p m in a
Columbia hospital altei several
veals ol declining liealth
A native of Spartanburg Coun
tv, site had siient most of her Itle
to Laurens County She had lived
in Clinton for a number ol y ears
She was a daughter of the late
Joseph and .lane Dillard Oossett
She was a member of St James
Methodist Church in Watlsville
Surviving are three daughters
I Mrs D C Dunaway and Mrs J
lioscoe Stone, both of Woodruff
and Mrs W J Crews of Clinton;
two brothers, X' A Gossett and
J I' Gossett, both of Laurens,
four grandchildren, and seven
I great grandchildren
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 3 00 p m , Sunday at Gray
Funeral Home by Dr C. M Shu
; ler and Kev George B Wilson
I Burial was in the Laurens City
cemetery
Clinton High Red Devils — Upstate Champions
For Bronze Derby
Photo h\ halt \nrboroujfh
Ross Templeton
Reelected To Head
Walter Johnson Club
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hxtonan (’oIIclt s alumni allilplu
oifain/al ion. has ifrlrrtrd its ol
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on lour noxs momhoi s of thr ox
oout ix« < oUlloll
Hose, Indians to Clash
Thursday at Newberry
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lo ne era ,r Ihr numbei on the e\
eeutlVe roliluil Irom t'li to 12
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of Clmloii F !•: Gnhson, Jr
1,1 Mlendole and Bobhv I aid
well oI Atlanta
College Holidays
Begin Wednesday
Thanksgiving holidays hn the
Presbyterian Col ! e g e student
body are scheduled to begin Ibis
Wednesday altei noon and extend
through Sunday
I he vacation will stall ol I icial
y al (i 00 p m Wednesday but
the student exodus from the cam
pus wdl he an accomplished lac!
before lius time
After returning on Sunday, they
wdl have just three weeks ol
( lasswork before taking oft again
for the annual Christmas boll
days, scheduled for December 15
January 2
Retail Store Hours
Friday and Saturday, Nov.
24-25, through Dee. 22-23-close
at 7 (HI p m.
Other days-close at 6:00 p.
m.
Stores will remain open all
day Wednesday, November 22
-•end of Wednesday afternoon
closing.
Bioii/c Derby loothall .ictuni
will find Newberry College bring
111g ,i lop ranked pass delensc to
Inal on l lie aerial assault ol
Pre hv Ii ruin • Bolihv .lonict tins
I Inn da v dlei noon a 1 New hen v
I he lug PI ipiai lei hai k who
has been srouled hv pi ol esslol lid
learns the past several games
will seek In pudl Ills passing
v a id a c, lor the veal over Ihe
1,00(1 mark in I Iii Thanksg i v m 1
altei noun luiale
He all i ady Inis passed hu l!2U
total v aids so I ai I his lull Out
FTON
Templeton Named
Kiwanis President
I) S (Dick) Templeton, school
principal and athletic coach, has
been elected president of the Clin
ton Kiwanis Club
I! Ldward Ferguson, retiring
president, automatically becomes
vice president, and Dr John Me
Sween was named second vice-
president Marvin Gault was re
appointed secretary-treasurer
New directors are Kd Perry. T
M Voungblood, and Co! A J
Thaekston Holdover directors
are 1. H Lee, Davis Pitts, I). H.
Roberts and Sloan Todd
The officers will l>e installed at
the first meeting in January
I ,i n J i n c .is llii^ i - hell need
,u ii it I it-1 supeilative ellort similar
to Ins pel loi inanee against Le
non Khvne '179 yards passing)
lo hd his objective But .lomcr’s
acui ale arm nidged at 47 5 iier
i cnl on li.i ( (impletions ui 137
al lempl I hu ' l,u pi -1 m.i\ pre
v.ul ovei Ihe Newbeiiv deleirslve
m l eui ii iilly i aiikeil lentil among
email nil.leges natloludlv
I I le Blue I 11 - sc will enter I Ii in's
da\ s 2 nil p m kn k■ 111 w 11 h a
rei ol d ol |Usl Iln et v ii lories aiid
s.\ dele,its Ihev had a winning
-I leak snapped a I I In is straight
a I I I niav m L h! Ii, a I Il l'll Up
I g a i n ai 11 31’ la In
( ni it rn ry In game write ups
I 111 ll up s I Ii i: di ii i I n u noils scor
d Hie two (ouihdowiis lor Pres
b'. II I tan III tea I 'g Blllv Lhei
ha dl I he loi nier I hoi nwell l )r
|iFana e l,u hallhark wearing
I hi'ihardl - old it rscv iiumher
I ’! a V is I a large poll ml i 11! the
ami and scoltd on runs ol lour
v .u d - and one v ai d laid Louis
Kidiiiger supplemented Ihese two
louelidow ns with a In-Id goal and
one sin ces .Iul evil a point at
lei apt In i on i p a 'lr Pi'-, scor nr
aca111 -I Lion
(In 1 Inn sd av New In r rv will he
out In avenge losses administered
hv Preshy teriaii the past three
ve.iis PI’ look a elosc 7 lo I! vie
tors Iasi vear to retain I h e
Bi on/e Derby symbol ol iithletie
rivalry between tin Iwn sehols
The Indians will depend on the
passing ol quarterback Tom Gor
man ami the running ol halfback
Carl Harris for their main often
sue ellort
MOV 11 TO (LINTON
Mi and Mrs Olin B Bell, for
merly of Greenville, have moved
lo Clinton and are residing in the
Young Apartments on Cleveland
Street
Mr Bell, a native of this sec
tion is the son of the late Mr and
Mrs W F. Bell of Renno He is
sales representatives of the Ott
j Company of Laurens They have
la daughter, Mrs. Charles Brown
| of Ivanhoe. N C , and a son,
t Dick, who is a freshman at Clem-
son College
Clinton High School and North
\ii usta will light it out Thurs-
d,iv night Thanksgiving' for the
South I 'arolma Class AA football
championship
Ihe game will he played on
legion Field in North Augusta
I .ame time is H (Hi p m
ll"' p'uvoii lollows Clintons
hit victory over F.aslcy here Fri
day night lor tin l pstate title
North Augusta s 34-13 win
over B aulort at Beaufort for
Iln lower state crown
llmisda'. ' game will pit the
)•'” teams ag,mist each other for
Hn 'C' ond tunc this season Chn-
oii lost a 32 0 decision to North
Aueiisia earlier this season in a
regular scheduled game
It was It)* eaiiy loss by the
( Juiioii Bed Devils during the
Ibid •e.ison Ihev ended their
schedule with an H 1 record
v hosl ol Clinton tans is ex-
1“ ■ led lo follow the team to
Noiih \ugu.sta lor the game,
manv m them going down after
vc wuig tlic PreshvL 'iaii College-
New berry contest at Newberry
tluil alteriloon
I 1 ’ North Augusta X ellow
I.ickcIs, coached by t ally Gault,
Presbyterian College alumnus,
arc noted ior Hie quality of their
squads, and this year is no ex
■ cplion I hey have a stout line,
cv idently to clear the way for
Backs Craig Bay ttham and Bob
I hompson In the Beauiort game.
North Augusta aid not try for a
single pass tint rushed for 4H5
v arils
( linton. ill so has ci strong for
ward wall, as was shown in their
game with Lasle.v Friday Tackle
Bdlv Nelson and Ktui Carl Fin
cannon and others in the line give
good support to Halfback Kinard
Littleton a n d Fullback Keith
Slew art
( oaeh C laude Howe, also a
I’i eshyterian College alumnus, in
Ins lust year at Clinton High, has
come up with a well-rounded
tram, both line and backfield eon-
s i stent I \ showing a string of out
standing players
Union Service At
Thornwell Church
Thanksgiving Day
A union serv ice for uptow n
i lunches will he held on Thanks-
vune Day at the Thornwell Me
morial Presbyterian Church at
)ti 'Mi a in
Itcv .lohn Kivers. priest in
• hinge of All Saints Episcopal
Church will preside, and the ser
mon will he hv Dr A! A Mac
donald president ot 1’hornwell
Drpltanage iind pastor of the
church
The invocation will be by the
Kev Albert S Harvey, pastor to
Broad Street Methodist Church
and responsive reading will be
led by Dr Wm Kedd Turner,
pastor to the First Presbyterian
Church The scripture reading
will be by Dr C By num Betts,
pastor of the Associate lieformed
Preshy terian Church
Prayers will he offered by the
Kev J H Darr, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, and the
Kev Clyde Peterson, pastor of
! Davidson Street Baptist Church
The benediction will be by the
Kev J Gordon Peery, pastor to
St John s Lutheran Church
I Three hymns are also on the
; program, and the prelude and
postlude will be by Miss Luva
McDonald, organist of the Thorn
well Church
An offering wilt be taken for
Thornwell