The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 08, 1964, Image 7
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Bowlers
(Hold Over Prom Loot looue)
J. B. Vanderford woo the ImK-
l»ot bowler ot the Palmetto
lanes loot week as he rolM
o aortas of «U and
. He was followed by James
Elhannon with a 506, Joe
lers with 574, Wayne Temple-
bith 500 and Melvin Hall at
Edgar Ballew took the high
lame for the week with 237 fol
ded by J..B. Vanderford with
Kerry Riser with 220 and
Joe Spilkrs with 221.
Other high series are listed,
with the first numbers indicating
high game and last numbers in
dicating high aeries.
In the Monday night women’s
league, Joyce Creswell has
rolled the highest three-game
series with $ MO,
Barbara SpOlert at M7
Kathlyn Lott at U0. Mrs. Lott
has rolled the highest single
game at 206, followed by Pat
Bolt at 202 and Joyce Heaton at
100.'
Mowed by H. Harrison
David Cantrell
Aahtee
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Kerry
Wayne Allewine
David Mann
J, B. Vanderford
Tony Mann
G hoi die Simmons
Frank Danbeck _
Pete Shaw
Joe Spillers
Joel Cantrell
Chic Young
234-600
2U-608
101-561
106436
106-694
101-07
Bradshaw Bagwell
Lanky Long
Pat Garret
Buck Hall
Doug Lollis
James McElhannon
10401
176-616
164-513
170- 504
100-601
171- 600
170413
2W413
220400
207460
210450
200441
100446
100430
107-636
217431
104416
213410
100414
103406
173-500
William Bowling
Jimmy Revis
Ulyss Gilliam
BUI Fennel _
in Atlanta, Ga., for die
Melvin Hall _
Paul Foster
T. Hudson —
Harry Foster
Delmar Lawson
Bob Crumpton
Earl Sineath —
Tracy Hudson
Claude Hartline
BUI Myers
Rudy Cook
Charles Marier
Kit Carson
Truman Ow<
Textile
221436
237462
James McElhannon 213406
Joe Spillers 221474
Wayne Templeton 204460
Buck Gilstrap 203462
206468 Daryl Foster 106435
104446 Woody Staton 186415
204436 Jerry Heaton 100411
182431 Bradshaw BagweU ^ 183410
Crass Hfl Nows
HAROLD AUSTIN.
J. B. Vanderford
Edgar Ballew
Circle No. 1 of the Cross HU1
Baptist Church met Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H.
M. Turner with 12 members
present .
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sbealy,
Miss Unda Shealy, Joseph E.
Shealy Jr., and Miss , Gwen
Odoone of Columbia were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Shealy.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Currie of
HarleyvUle spent the past week
end with the latter’s sister, Mrs.
C. S. Pinson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Segars and
family and Mrs. H. M. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hollings
worth were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Lawrimore and fam
ily at Hemingway during the
week-end.
Those attending the 06th an
nual meeting of the W.O.C. of
the 66th Annual meeting of the
W. O. C. of the S. C. Presbytery
at AbbeviUe Presbyterian Church
Thursday were Mrs. W. F.
Mitchell, Mrs. J. T. HoUings-
worth, Mrs. W. M. Leaman, Mrs.
R. T. Hollingsworth, Mrs. John
T. Stokes, Mrs. C. B. Mills and
Mrs. Harold Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Austin and
son Ernie and Mrs. Mackey
Horton were Sunday visitors of
the Rev. R. D. Neese who is a
patient at the Baptist Hospital
in Columbia.
Mrs. Hollis has returned to her
home in Atlanta, Ga., after visit
ing her brother-in-law and sis
ter Mr. and Mrs. Joel Jones.
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Colonel Powell Fraser, a mem
ber of the staff of Presbyterian
CoUege, will be the guest speak
er at the Liberty Springs Pres
byterian Church, Cross Hill, at
11 a.m., October 11. He will speak
on “The Mission of the Church.’'
Colonel Fraser, a well known
Christian layman who retired aft
er spending 23 years in the serv
ice, is supplying the Liberty
Springs pulpit in the absence
of the pastor, the Rev. W. F.-
Mitchell, who is preaching in a
revival meeting at the West
minster Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church of Winston-
Salem, N. C.
Colone IFraser has also accept
ed the invitation of the Mount-
ville Presbyterian Church and
will speak to that congregation
at 10 a.m.
Wolter H. Gosnell
Is President-Elect
Of PC Alumni Am,
Walter H. Gosnell of Spartan
burg, is the newly named presi
dent-elect of the Presbyterian
College Alumni Association, it
was anounced today.
He was chosen by alumni mail
ballot in an election to name 1066
officers. Gosnell and those nam
ed to serve with him will be of
ficially installed at the annual
alumni meeting scheduled on Oc
tober 10 as part of the Home
coming program.
Walter Gosnell, superintendent
of Arkwright Mill, will succeed
Dr. J. Edward Graham, pastor
of the Charleston Second Pres
byterian Church, who moves up
automatically to the presidency.
The 1964. president, Tom Addi
son, of Clinton, vice-president of
D. D. Edmwwfs,
Sumter aad paw of Hsur
City, was elected oac ef
alumni representatives on
Presbyterian Cotege board ef
trustees. He Is vice-presideut ef
Equitable Life Assurance
ety.
The alumni balloting also tap
ped Thomas D. Itodd of Laureat,
to be the next Alumni AsodaRm
vice-president, Rion Vassey if
Greenville to be secretary-treas
urer, and these new directors la
serve two-year terms:
South Carolina—William P. Ja
cobs of Clinton; Harry Hiektta
of Rock Hill; and Blair Bald
win of Columbia.
Georgia—John P. Newsome of
Decatur; and A. Stephen Quinn
of Augusta.
Norfh Carolina—E. Raymond
Crowson of Charlotte.
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