The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 06, 1965, Image 4
THE CLINTON CHBON1CLB
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Gin ton, S. Thuwday, May 1»8
at the latter’s hortne on Pine St granted franchise in Ethopla to the world.
The occasion was in honor of purchase } m ^* for the erection of During the
transmitters and antennas to hostesses served a
Mrs. Moupin Given
Bridge Compliment
Mrs. Robert Howe and Mrs.
Miles Powell were hostesses last
Camp Fire Girls Gather for Spring Ceremonial
Hufrhes, Jan Alexander. Frankie Cautey, Sallie Mliam.
Brenda Baldwin, Joy Gault, Jinki Sadler, Jan Kinff,
Jean Manhunt. „ ,
Back row—Beth Edwards, Ginger Crocker, Mary
Vance. Linwood Cox. Ginger Gault, Gail Smith.—Yar
borough Photo.
Shown here are the Kadoka group of Junior High
Camp Fire Girls as they assembled for their spring
ceremonial held on April 27, at which time an interest
ing program was presented. Leaders of the group are
Mrs. W. G. King, Jr. and Mrs. Robert M. Vance.
Front row (left to right)—Susan Undari, Caroline
PERSONAL
MENTION
Len l,cdford. during the week
end.
Mrs. H. L.. Rosamond of
, j w „ , . _ . Greenville, returned to her
Mr- and Itta. Ralpo TMaras Monday following several
and son. Busy, and Mr. and week, visit with her daughter
Mrs. Lonnie Hiers spent last and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs.
Friday in Columbia, going os- Herman Jackson
pecially to see the spring foot- Miss Alice Guy «ill return
ball game at the University of this week-end following several
South Carolina. days visit with relatives and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnett friends in Spartanburg -
and children and Mrs. Fred l. e. Cason is convalescing
Burnett. Sr., spent Sunday af- at his homo at 206 Calvert Ave.
ternoon in SpartanlNrc with following several days stay at
Mrs Burnett Sr.’s mother. Mrs. Self Memorial Hospital in
J. J. McMinn. who is coova- Grenewod
iescing at home following an in- Mr and Mrs John McBride
jury received a week ago. and their daughter. Kim. spent
Miss Ann Ledford of Augusta, last week-end at Myrtle Beach.
Ga., visited her brother and Mrs Cassie Tolbert has been
sister-uUaw. Mr. and Mrs. visiting friends in Charleston.
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Clinton Players
In Tennis Tourney
Six Clinton High School ten
nis players gave sr good account
of themselves last week in the
State Tennis Tournament held
in Greenville.
The tournament ran for three
days and attracted the best
high school players in the state.
A Clinton entrant, Andy
Young, reached the singles fin
als before being eliminated,
and a Clinton doubles team.
Young and Binky Wingard, also
fell in a finals match.
Following is the record of
the Clinton representatives:
Sineoth-Potterson
Rites April 24th Mrs. Joe Mauptn who will be
Miss Terry Patterson and Ron- leaving in June to make her carry the" gospel to all parts of with punch
aid Sineath of Joanna were mar- home in Roanoke, Virgbdfc—
ried April Hth in Laurens. Mixed spring flowers were
Mr. Sineath is the son of Mr. used throughout the home with
and Mrs. Earl Sineath of Joanna, dainty arrangements of roses
and Mrs. Sineath the daughter of centering each of the individual
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Oswalt. tables
^ couple wimUm Ui«ir FoIlowlllg . come
hone oo Spring Drive In Lnke- p,^, High mre
winner was Mrs. Reese Young.
Consolation prise was given to
Mrs. Gary Leha and the floating
prize awarded to Mrs. J. B.
Templeton.
Mrs. Mauptn was compli-
„ , ^ merited with a love gift by the
Wednesday for a dessert bridge hostesses.
■ " — Out of town guest was Mrs.
Andrew Farley of Danville, Vir
ginia. mother of Mrs. Powell.
May Meeting of ~
Episcopal Women
Mrs. Ben Hammet was guest
speaker at the meeting of the
Women of All Saint’s Episcopal
Church on Monday afternon.
May 3rd. Mrs. Hammet present
ed a program on the book of
Ephesians. continuing the
group's study.
Mrs. John Rivers led in the
opening devotional. —
During the business session, it
was announced that a meeting
of the executive council of the
Diocese is to be held June 15 at
the church. Mrs. A B. Stump
was selected to take charge of
refreshments for the meeting.
Also announced was the retreat
to be held at Camp Gravatt in
Bates burg. May 6, 7, and 8th, for
the Women of the Church. v
social hour,, the
party plate
6raad0ie0pry
Is Scheduled For
County on Hay 22
Grand Ole Opry s.ngmg star Sumter, 6-1. 6-2
Church at Kinards
To Have Revival
McClellan Bond of Daniel
High d. Ben Hammet, Jr,
of Clinton. 6-4, 6-2
William Bell of Clinton d.
Julain Abbott of Edmunds High.
Clinton d.
Rock Hill.
Margie Bowes will be featured
in the Laurens County Grand Sims of Oranceburg, 2-6.
Ole Opry show at 7:30 p m , 6-3, *«.
Saturday. May 22. at the Lau- Larry Warren of
rens County Fairgrounds Rick Beckham of
Miss Bowes heads a star- .
studded cast that has been lined Binky Wingard of Clinton d.
up for this Clinton Moose Lodge Banks of Dorman High,
sponsored show. ^ t *‘ 1 -
A native Carolin an from Rox- Andy \oung of Clinton d.
boro. X. C, Miss Bowes has Johnny WTiarton of Laurens,
risen rapidly to stardom when 6-3. 6-1.
she won the Pet MiU Com Quarto- Finals Singles
pany's nationwide talent contest Bruce Woodson of AndersOn
m lugs <L Bell, 6-4, 6-1.
Next her record. “Poor Old Julian Abbott of Edmunds d.
Heartsick Me.” was being Nettles, 6-4, 7-5.
beard on radio stations and Warren d Terry Simmons of
juke boxes around the land. Her Woodruff, .-5, 6-4
recent hit. “Big City.” has
helped to make her one of
Nashville's best selling record
ing artists. Ed Cole of Flornece d. War-
Sbe was named “the most ren - ^ 6-1.
promising female vocalist’’ of ^ ound d. Buddy Dulin of Flo-
1856 as her country music sing- 6-4. 44.
ing career progressed Finals Singles
Miss Bowes has traveled all Warren ^ Irvin
across the U. S., as well as in Young. 9-7, 6-0.
Canada and in a Five-week tour
of army bases in the Carib- Bell-Hammet d. Aiken-Gregg
bean of Florence, 6-3. 6-1.
Her television appearances Nettles-Warren d. Nickel-Cul-
have included Red Foley's Ju- for of Ornageburug, 44, 6-3.
bilfo. the Dick Clark show and Wingard-Young d. Copeland
the Wilburn Brothers Grand O’Cain of Orangebunag, 44. 44.
Ofo Opry show. She is married 6-2. _ _
to Doyle Wilburn Qmartoftnal* Doable*
Appearing with Miss Bowes Hooper-Hardawayv of Green-
in Laurens County will be Mac vilfo d. Bell-Hammet, 42, 6-0.
Miss Snow Feted -
With Shower
Fairview Baptist Church at The recreation room of the
Kinards will be engaged in a Laurens Federal Savings and
series of revival services May Loan Building was the setting
9-16. The visiting evangelist for a miscellaneous shower coin-
will be Rev. M. J. Sanders, plimenting Miss Shelia Snow,
pastor of the Lydia Mill Baptist bride-elect, on Saturday evening,
Before you decide
what to tire her-
visit us. Catering to
mothers, as we do, makes m
specialists in the kind
of gifts they like to
get. Some of their
favorites are he
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Clinton, & C.
Charlie Nettles of Clinton d. churr:h in Clinton. W. W. Wil
ling ham will be the song leader.
Services will begin each eve
ning at 7:30. The public is in
vited to attend
May 1.
Each of the guests was pin.
ned with miniature wedding
bells upon arrival. The honoree’s
chair was draped in white. She
was pinned with a pink carna
tion corsage upon arrival.
Following several party games
refreshments of cake squares,
nuts and punch were served to
some 85 friends from Joanna,
Mauldin, Laurens. Clinton and
The Mercer Silas Bailey School Alabama,
will present its spring program Mrs. Eugene Parker, Mrs.
on Tuesday, May 11, at 7:30 p. Wilson Evans, Mrs. Guy Snow
m. A repeat performance will and Mrs. Earl Green were host-
be given Wednesday, May 12, esses for the occasion,
at 9:00 a. m. for the school.
The program is entitled “An
Spring Program
At Bailey School
Burke Dial of Flora High, Co- Evening With the Old Maaters.” Meeting of T^ie
lumbia. d. Wingard. 6-1, 2-6, 6-1. i t is made up of excerpts from Lutheran Women
of Dreher d.
several musical compasttons— The Lutheran Church Women
with suitable costumes and of St. John's Lutheran Church
dances The numbers include: met Monday evening at the
Music by Mosart—bythe 4th home of Mrs. R. H. Brown oa
grades—with Martin Grubb as Prather Circle. Mrs. Fred Bur-
boy Mozart. Joey SpUfors as nett Sr., was co-hostess.
Father Mozart, Vickie Satter- The meeting was opened with
Field as Nanneri and Gary Kuy- prayer by the presklent, Mrs. S.
kendall as Barrator. p Bowers. Mrs. W. S. We its.
A small part of Hansel and Toye
Gretel by the fourth and third Voodr ^ ^ J - , E
grades-with Cathy Fickthi as r te X e f tmg ^ ^
Gretel. Richard Chandler as H*
and David Walton as ^
Lutheran World Federation was
the Greenville sing-
first record has hit
the natian’s hot-selling lists.
Other bands and singers on. the
will be announced later.
Hansel,
narrator.
Music of Haydn—by the fifth
grades—With Toay EBis as boy
Haydn, Ronnie Gregory as
“Papa” Haydn, and Dennis
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^SECURITY
1MSUBANOB Honw-ta-mt
Nettles-Warren d. Creamer-
Betaill of Anderson. 41, 48, 41. Br * gg * s
Wingard-Young d. Jones-Cole Grieg—Id the Rail of the
of Florence by default. Mountain King from the Peer
tanft-Fteals Doubles Gynt Suito-by the twelfth
CfoveUnd-Tempfo of Dreher grades in creative dances—with
w ■ u a a .. d. Nettfos-Warren. 7-5, 411, 47. Richard Lewis as Peer Gynt,
Mrs. PM n. Morfm Wingard-Young d. Belser-Ir- and Sandra Landford as aaira-
Easfoy — Mrs Mary Owens vin of Flora, 48, 42, 44. tar.
Martin, 88, of 200 Russell St., Pauhlri Finals An Arabian scene and the
died at 2:50 pjn. Thursday at a Hornsby-Dulin of Flora d. Strauss waltz—by the sixth
local hospital after a long ill- Wingard-Young. 43. 4-6, 41. grades—with Phillip m»/V|tu
ness. Dreher High of Colrabia took as narrator.
A native of Clinton, daughter the match with 33 points, Flo- Two girls and a boy playing
af the late Warren Edgar and r a of Columbia had 27, Clinton ^ he Sue Summers
ifyOraa md frud- JBMtoj. (girUI 1», ud An- jMlt c«npbeU »d Hnnk Fo.:
of Capt. Robert 5. ow- ctosoo 18. to
Hxnmandod a company
tween the stnto^e graduated CoHege Registrars
J*’. 820 In Spring Meeting Flute dasaes win also give a
sT, At UtdifMd Beocti
e M2 lived la Easley. The spring rrmttng of
a member of the DAR, South Carolina Associahos
and part preaident of
Girt clans Officers will he hoM
Presbyterian utchfieM Bench this Friday
mght the p(4 Saturday. Mrs. Rortya C. 1
af the 9ns. tin, Presbyterian College re
day School, and was prertdent af
TO SHOW HER HOW SPECIAL SHE IS !
Colorful stage scenery a
priate for a spring event is
Flute classes wffl
demonstration.
This program is a
•ctivity of work <ft
music classes at Ba
It is directed by 1
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