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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, a C, ThurwUy, Juno 1, 1964 Softball League The Calvary Baptist Church team in the city church softball Piano Students Give Recital V' Mrs. L H. Dotlmon Mrs. Anna B. Roettker Doll- man, 71, of 301 Woodrow St., LeesviHe Church Has Bible School Friends, relatives, and mem- Piano Students ai Mrs. Harry died early last Wednesday morn- are invited to attend the Daily Vacation Bible School commencement exercises to be league continues to dominate Y. McSween were presented in |ng at a local hospital after sev- play, making a clean sweep of recital on Tuesday evening at eral years of declining health. nine games played on the sea- the First Presbyterian Church. ^ native of Cincinnati, Ohio, a t the Leesville Southern son’s schedule. An arrangement of gladiola s he lived here three years. She Methodist Church on June 7 Following is the Davidson made the setting for the stage. was a member of Epworth at jj-qq a . m. Street Baptist team with seven Students performing were Kay- Methodist Church of Joanna. The exercises will consist of wins and two losses, and First ran Cox, Melissa Turner, Kathy Surviving are her husband, congregational hymns, Scrip- Prcsbyterian with six wins and Hay* Charlotte Lehn, Maxine Lee h. Dollman; and a brother, ture, prayer. announcmenU, three losses. Duncan, Dirk Von Hollen, Cyn- Albert Roettker of Cincinnati, the pledge of alleigiance to the eight-team thia Turner, Nancy Ann Jones, 0 hio. American and Christian flags, Edna Jacobs, Claire Duncan and Funera i services were con- ad the Bible, respectively, the John ru.mer Jr. ducted Thursday at 4 p.m. at singing of a salute song after Following the program, guests Epworth Methodist Church by each pledge of allegiance, the were invited for refreshments. Rev. j. Herbert Thomas. Burial singing of the theme song, Assisting the hostess in enter- was in Rosemont Cemetery. “Making Time Count for Standings in the league are: W L Calvary Baptist _ 9 0 Davidson Street 7 2 First Presbyterian 0 3 Broad St. Methodist 5 4 First Baptist 4 5 Lydia Baptist ...... 3 6 Lydia Pentecostal 2 7 HG-BM 0 9 taining were Mrs. Michael Tur ner and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs. Joonno Baptist Bible School To Lawson Furniture Co. Enlarges Joanna Store Thursday — Lydia Baptist vs. This view shows the newly enlarged store of Law- can showroom A new awmng has been built across sT son Furniture Company at Joanna. The old “Budget the front of the entire building. The store now has 1Javiason 81 Shop” at right has been replaced by an early Ameri- approximately. 23,000 sq. ft. of floor space.—Photo by Dan Yarborough. (Holly Grove-Bailey Methodist) These standings are through Get Underway Friday ue ay night. The Joanna Baptist Church . . Christ,” and a summary of the Mrs. Thompson week’s activities by each of Cross Hill — Mrs. Nannie the five classes. Haddon Thompson, 90, of Cross The nursery class will be un- Hill, died Monday at 4:00 p. m. der the v leadership of Mrs. at her home after several Catherine Adair, Polly Adair, years of declining health. and Frances Robbins, the be- Daughter of the late Joe and ginner class, Mrs. Katherine Vacation Bible School will begin Eugenia Haddon, she lived Dailey and Rut Jacks; the pri- Friday, June 5, at 5 p. m. here and had been a member mary class, Mrs. Vida Dailey New Tournamenl At Palmetto Lanes Registration, a parade and pic- ot Cross Hill Baptist and Mrs. Phyllis Adams. Mrs. Friday - Broad StfMethodist nic will be held. The picnic will chur f h She was the Hannah Harrulton, Carolyn vs. Calvary Baptist; HG-BM vs. be at the Shelter on Milton Road, town s oidest citixen. Her hus- Lawson, First Baptist. Bible Sc hoi will continue June band, G. F. Thompson, died in Rogers Monday — HG-BM vs Lvdin S' 12 fro™ 5:00-7:30 p. m. 1935 - . „ Pentecostal; Broad St. vs. Lydia The foUowing will serve as Surviving are ‘wo sons, J. B. Baptist. superintendents: Mrs. J. N. Thompson of Florence, Ala., and Mrs. Almeda will be in charge of the intermediate and young teens classes, respectivley. Phil Rogers, Jr., will be the Julia Ste Awarded Degrees at Winthrop College These Clinton and Joanna girls re ceived degrees at commencment exer cises at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, Sunday afternoon. Miss Bolick, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian S. Bolick, received a degree in business education. Miss King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hall King, also received a degree in business education. Mias Boyce, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boyce of Jo anna, received a degree in elementary education. Tuesday Calvarv vs David. Floyd, three year nursery; Mrs. Guy Y. Thompson of Cross pianist . son St.; First Baptist vs First Cyril Abrams, four year begin- HUL three daughters, Mrs. Handwork displays will be A “hMt the chamn tourna- Presbyterian ner; Mrs. James Mitchell, five- Louise Fowler of the home; on display in the classrooms. *.^“5, £, e h ?/T t thT?S- vear beginner; Mrs. J. B. John- Mrs. Ralph Haile of Newberry; There will be no message mettn Lanes Clinton’s bowling V B S To Raaiii son - six y ear olds; Mrs. Carson “d Mrs. W. H. Whiteford of a s the commencement exercis- ^n/er Junl ^ ki’ a a , ^ Nab°rs, seven-year olds; Miss Columbus, Ga.;s even grand- e s will take place of the regu- p’ayoff between each week’s win- At 1ft Baptist Karen SUrratt, eight-year olds; children and 13 great-grand- lar morning worship service. ners will be on Sunday, June 28. Registration for Dafly Vaca- Miss R “‘ h Ha ' r . j J inior , _T 1 Tronhies will be awarded and bon Bible School at the First years; Mrs. Ruby Long, 11-12 services were con- PatroniM Trophies wm oe awarded ana _ rhurrh win he Fridav years. ducted Wednesday at 4:00 p. * diruIllZ.C final winners will qualify to bowl ^ 4 to 5 p.m. All who Miss Jennie Rae Surratt will m. at the Cross Hill Baptist . . l^to beat scTreT^wled 0 ^ that PO** ib ly can are asked to regis- be principal and Harold Murphy, Church by Rev John H. Tur- The CHrClUCle 12 to beat scores bowled at tnat ^ ^ | ime general secretary. Parents are ner and Rev. Roy W. . Coker. ^ SS I '° bri ”* thelr chlldre " “ in Ub * rty Springs Advertisers „ Monday. June 8 at 8:30 a.m. and school cemetery. This will be a handicap tourna- continue through Friday, June ment and ABC and WIBC bowl- i 2 , with commencement follow ers with 21-game average in ing in the evening at 7:30 p.m. winter league play are eligible. ^ nurgery through the jun- Special rates are given organ- ior departments will meet 8:30 ized church and Scout groups on to 11:30 a.m. The intermediate the new professionally designed department will meet each eve- carpet gold course and for bowl- ning at 7:30. ing. Special rates also will be in effect for church teams play ing in the church league this summer, it was stated. League play is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p. m. on Tuesday, June 9. David Mann unseated Douglas Lollis in the “king of the hill” match last Saturday and will meet the qualifying challenger this Saturday night. Lollis held the title for four weeks. Other IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS Children desiring transporta tion are asked’ to contact Mrs. Cecil Scogin, phone 833-2704. Morton and Bradshaw Bagwell. ABC bowlers are invited to a dinner meeting at Hotel Mary HARRY F. McGEE Friendship Baptist Church Revival To Begin On Sunday Daily Vacation PERSONAL School at Hurricane MFNTION Daily Vacation Bible School IVU-UVgxwis will be held at the Hurricane Mrs. Henry B. Cook, Henry B. Baptist Church June 8 through Cook, Jr., and sons of Walter- ““'/"A, ‘ hill^wlnnero^ U during .h, hour, 8:30 to » boro, « »P«^* “* JE? W.£ " A. m. with the former s Mixuly, Mrs. ^ .n rnioriA* MaHap nark Preparation Da, wBl be Prt- Louise Kiltoft Mi„ E.de David- .2“ rLeha. R.e..n day from 8:30 to 10:30. son and other relatives. HOME FROM HOSPITAL j^Hrfi^i.1on« “““rove at 7:88 p. m. Sunda,. and Mrs. Jack Holland, is conva- a K- a lescing at home foUowing an ill- I h f_ purpote of mwt * Youth Topic For Grange Meeting The May meeting of the Mountville Giange was held in the Grange Hall. Mrs. B. T. Watts gave an in- are convalescing following burns Cn**w\\a¥** s* teresting and informative talk on received in an accident Saturday V-OmpieTCS V«OUrse “Youth.” night. Mr^Copeland has been At AnderSOR College Linda Lou Copeland, daughter WtiTut atG^iuTc^U lescing at home foUowing an ill- ■ a a q ii reji.evT.j-i. is to organize a local asso* ness and stay at Bailey Memo- ». . , Beautiful Selection — Of — GIFTS FOR THE BRIDE Oaklane Shop Liberty at Calvert Ave. Clinton, S. C. CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES House of Representatives Washington, D. C. Dear Fellow Citizen; As your congressman for the past eleven years, I have sought to give expression to your voice in the affairs of our Federal Government. At the end of each term of office, I have re ported my actions to you, asking for continued confidence, and I am deeply grateful that you have re-elected me on each occasion. Again, I submit to you the record of my ser vice. Believing you will find that I am worthy of your trust. I respectfully ask your support in this election. Sincerely yours, ROBERT T. ASHMORE EXPERIENCED — CAPABLE rial Hospital. CONVALESCING FOLLOWING BURNS Mr. and Mrs. W. Don Cope land of the Whitmire Highway elation of the ABC to serve bowl ers in Laurens County. Trophies and prises will also be presented the winners of the recent Pal metto Lanes tournament. Musical selections were given released from BaUey Memorial by Cody Simmons and Mary Hospital. Mrs. Copeland is still Louise Wham. “Indian Summer” a played by Miss Simmons, Hospital was and “Hopak” and “Ecossaises” ® __ . were played by Miss Wham. A Revival tervice, ,J1 begin «t p|>no durt .. clow Wonn .. played by the two. LOSES SISTER Harry C. Layton Mrs. Harry C. Layton re- „ was turned yesterday from Jackson- ville, Fla., where she has been wnue secretarial science degree from Anderson College on Sunday, a student at Anderson spending several weeks due to ^ 0 ^***’ ? va8 * member of the Y. W. A. and Friendship Baptist Church, N. Broad St. Ext., Sunday, June 7, continuing through June 14. June g ^ feUowghip is com. the illness and death, which oc- “ ltru * urr w Jf* “ • J The featured speaker will be posed of churches standing for curred Saturday, of her sister, the Commercial Club Dr. Harry F. McGee, Th.D., of the “fundamentals of faith” and Mrs. Duncan MacGinnes. Clearwater, Fla. Dr. McGee “exposing modernism in any was an army chaplain during form.” World War II, is a former in- The public is invited to at- stitute and seminary professor, tend. teaching in the fields of proph- The foUowing program is pian- ecy, homiletics, personal evan- ned: gelism and New Testament Greek. He has traveled Cadet Adair Awarded Degree By The Citadel Mr Cadet Duckett M. Adair, son of Cl Birth Announcements JACRSON and Mrs. Donald Jackson Clemson announce the birth of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Adair, of of a son Donald Edwin Jr. on 2:20-3:15—Rev. Hobson Wolfe, Clinton, was graduated from May 28 at Anderson Memorial and pastor of Hanahan Baptist Tbe Citadel in Charleston Satur- Hospital, preached extensivly, both in this Church, Charleston. A?* Mrs. Jackson is the former country and abroad. 3:15-4:00—Rev. W. H. (Jim) A political science major, Ca- Miss Mary Cunningham, daugh- Some of his sermon topics will Lippard, pastor of Welcome Bap- det Adair received the Bachelor ter of Mr. and Mf^- McLeese be: “Seven Signs of the Coming list Church, Columbia. of Arts degree. During his ca- Cunningham of Clinton, of Christ”; “The End of Russia, 4:00-4:45—Speaker to be choe- reer •* * cadet ** According to Bible Prophecy”; en from group present. ot cadet fir8 t lieutenant within “Until Jesus Does Come, What 4:455:30-Speaker to be cbos- CorvM ot CadeU. His extra- Shall We Be Doing?” ;“WU1 en from group present. curricular activities included Jesus Come in Our Genera- 5:305:00—Business. membership in the English tion?’’ 0:15—Supper. Club, and member of the adver- In conjunction with this re- 7:15—Song service, followed u * in £ staff of the coUege news- vival, the Carolina Baptist Fel- with closing message by Dr. ^ a * >er- WMt •warded a Cer- lowship will meet on Monday, McGee. tifleate of Merit as the number one cadet in his flight at McCoy Air Force Base, Fla., during the a»«tennite8 work year ^^(1 ASPHALT PAVINC 1983 summer ROTC campaign. The 1900 graduate of Clinton High School will be commission ed as a second lieutenant in the Air Force after graduation. ON-111S D DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS Caatad MM POWER, Ji. Call CoUect, 682-3778, Laurens, S. C. mm FREE ESTIMATES Seoirity Roofing Co. SiapMurMK & C MS-4211 THANK YOU I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the people of Clinton for their support in electing me to the City CoancU from Ward 6. I promise to serve to the heat of my ability all the dtixens of CRnton. V Thank You, Talmadge Sanders RE-ELECT J. DERRILL BOZARD For Magistrate HUNTER TOWNSHIP AT MOUNTVILLE YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT APPRECIATED That You AAay Know... .Eugene Johnson -FOR - SHERIFF Laurens County • NATIVE OF LAURENStfgpUNTY • RESIDENT OF HUNTER TOWNSHIP • GRADUATE OF BUSH RIVER HIGH SCHOOL o FARMER AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCER • WORLD WAR H COMBAT VETERAN • MEMBER OF LITTLE RIVER-DOMNINCK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • ELDER, CLERK OF THE SESSION, TRUSTEE • MAGISTRATE OF HUNTER TOWNSHIP FOR MORE THAN 14 YEARS. • i • SHRINER, HEJAZ TEMPLE, GREENVILLE • MASON AND PAST MASTER OF MAGNOLIA LODGE, 355, A .F. M* JOANNA • MEMBER VFW PRESENTLY FIRST SERGEANT IN BATTERY “B”, 1ST AW BN. S. C. N. G. WOODMAN, AND PAST CONSUEL COMMAND ER, CAMP WALNUT, JOANNA IN POST 56, • MEMBER OF COPELAND-DAVH AMERICAN LEGION • TWELVE YEARS AS CHAPLAIN OF AMERICAN LEGION a • MEMBER OF FARM BUREAU • PRESIDENT OF BATTERY B WORLD WAR H REUNION ASSOCIATION e MEMBER LAURENS KIWANIS CLUB • HAS SERVED 3 YEARS AS SHERIFF OF LAURENS COUNTY K-EUCT "ONE" JOHNSON - FOR - SHERIFF (PAID row BY FRBNDB OF CUNTON AMD HOPBWELL)