The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 23, 1965, Image 4
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MBS. HABOLD AUSTIN.
the rftwtng room for refresh- President—Mrs.
ments consisting of ham bis- tin.
cnitg' cheese straws, sand- Vice-President—Mrs. W. M.
wiches, mint* and other party Leaman.
Secretary—Mrs. H. A. Boyce.
Treasurer—Mrs. J. T. Hol
lingsworth.
Historian—Mrs. Jack lusti.
dainties. Bottled drinks “dress-
" ■■ ed” in dainty colored aprons,
FABTT FOB MISS HIPP were served by Mrs. Jake Ras-
Miss Betty Hipp. fiancee of or, Jr.
UichMl C. WtnUma, w M boo- Th, dioio, Uble w« b..o- JolHl UWd,
director, retired this year, and
has Joined fanes with the Vol
unteers, Mrs. Sadler said.
' Miss Billie D. Rutherford of
Whitmire, formerly connected
Thirty-seven adults attended with the Laurelton School for
Basic Group Leadership Drain- Girts in Laurelton, Pa., spoke to
ing for Girl Scout leaders at the group on work done at that
37 Adults Mteid
In Girl Scout Work
Neweof
Bonds Cross Roads
MBS. N. A. MOUSE
ture; the excess, if any, to be have become due and payable,
used by the City Council for Section 6. If any section,
general croporate purposes. paragraph, clause or provision
Section 1. That the Clerk and this Ordinance shall be held
Treasurer of the said City -of invalid, the invalidity of such
Clinton shall enter said levies section, paragraph clause or
and assessments upon the books provision shall not affect any of
Faith Hebron Baptist Church
ored with a coke party by tiful with a pink satin
Mrs. Jake Rasor, Sr., and Mrs. overlaid with pink net. The Adair.
Jake Rasor. Jr., Saturday af- center piece was an arrange- Chairman of Christian Com
temoon from 4:00 to 5:30 at ment of pink roses. Pink roses munity AcUoo—Mrs. Jim Hugh oi^Minetv Six
thehome of Mrs. Rasor, Sr. were also used at other van- Austin.
<ta arrival Betty was presented tage points in the dining room. Chairman of Ecumenical ^r^TZa^r
a corsage of red roses. The hostesses were assisted in Mission-Mrs. W. G. Gray. ^ nirich ’
a corsage rea n Chairman Le^erriiip and * D<i Mn U]Tich -
i w , * w Jimmy Johnson has returned of the said City of Clinton and the remaining provisions of the
! ns . t £i ,tion by ™ lunteer workers ou * ** to roceive said taxes. That said 0l ^”* nce -
* of i« the community. * — taxes for the year IMS shall be Section 7.
Clinton, president of Old Ninety Hie next meeting of the Vol
Six Girl Scout Council. The unteers will be in January.
Mrs. Jake Rasor, Sr.,
ed at'the (root door and Invit- «"• FuUer “of-
Resources — Mrs. W. A. Simp- The course includes program
Lenoir Rhyne Is PC
Foe for Saturday
ed the guests into the spacious
Betty was presented a plate son.
fundamentals for all age levels Presbyterian’s Blue Hose
Jr.,
the
bade
front
liviag room which w» lovely her choKn pattern of break-
with permanent arrangements fast chm a.
aid red rosebuds.
The out of town guests in
cluded Mrs. Charles Copeland
of Clinton; Mrs. L. R. Adams,
Miss Zell Crisp and Mrs. Ful
ler Motes of Mountville; Miss
Nancy Meyer of McCormick;
and Mrs. George Lewis of
Circle Chairmen-Mrs. Ray hi Girl Scouting, bow to plan will undergo their first Caro- d Treasurer.
Chandler and Mrs. W. A. Simp- “ d carry out activities in the Unas Conference trial Saturday ^ Section 4.
Mrs. Jake Rasor,
the guests adieu at
door.
• • »
Mrs. M. C. Pinson, Mrs.
H. M. Turner, Mrs. John Tur
ner, Mrs. J. C. Davis and
daughter, Vivian Ann, attended
the fashion show in Greenwood
son.
Camp Hill, Ala who » vwitmg at a* ^ «:hool building on
in the home of Mrs. Fred WU- Tuesday evennig.
liams.
Circle No. 1 will meet with
The guests were invited into Mrs. H. M. Turner on Wednes
day afternoon.
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inside tn6 DngmvMiOTi
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THEATRE
Oct. 18, 19, 20 — $1.00
4:M p.m.
PRESBYTERY MEET
The Stated Fall Meeting of
South Carolina Presbytery will
continue at the Abbeville Pres
byterian Church at 9:00 a. m.,
Tuesday, September 28, with
Rev. B. E. Pettit serving as
moderator. The faUowing re
ports will be made: Annuities
and Relief, by 'Rev. E. D.
Vaughan, Jr.; Stewardship, by
Rev. B. E. Pettit; Synod’s In
stitutions, Dr. N. E. TruesdeU;
Trustees of Presbytery, Judge
J. H. Wasson; Nominations,
— All ordinances, or
iUness. due and payable between the P*** thereof, inconsistent here-
Members of the Pentecostal 19th of October, 1965 and the 81st wlth . be and the same are here-
Holiness Church enjoyed an eve- day o{ December 1965 without t>y repealed to the extent of such
ning of outing Saturday. The p« na ] ty ^ fonta inconsistencies,
group went for a hay ride, fbl- levied shall be paid to the Clerk Section 8. This Ordinance shall
lowed by S picnic supper. Sun- and Treasurer of the Citv of take effect immediately upon its
day was fellowship day for the to lawful money </ ^ passage.
church members. United state8 of America at the D® 0 * ratified by the City
Sunday, September 26, will be of the Mdd ^ Council of the City of Clinton,
” " * * South Carolina, in regular coun-
____ cil assembled and the corporate
troops and specific skills for night when they travel to Hick- h ? s hj*" re ' palBted ’ fl ?°" anTassessmenU, or any portion ‘ eal . 0 A. 1 th ^ 1 . Cit iL 0f J CUnt f n 0 ^'
adult leadership. Six sessions ot or,. N. C„ to lace the powerful ST PQw.^ purclm.- ^ charged a^T^ ^ ^ ^ S ^
three hours eMh were given, ,lngle-wing ot Lenoir Rhyne. ^ . property or pmty on the book! 1860 '
and^MnclutUng’ln’september^ * ^ ^ nfSrS ST- the « S&'tX Z ^ J ' •> CORNWALL,
ana conciuaing in aepiemoer. called this initial conference club will he held Oetnher the current fiscal year and due w_ v __
Twenty-three adult workers battle the “day of reckoning” 4-00 n m at the Shadv Grove to the ^ 01 that ■h* 11 Attest- M * yor
were Invested at the dose of the far the Hom, explaining that ciub houae. 1101 bav « been paid on or before B 0WENS
course, receiving Girl Scout pins the Bears are among the tbe thirty-first day of December, nig-wTreasurer 5423-1 e
and training certificates, strongest teams in the league a i» 1965, the Cleric and Treasurer of _
Mrs. Stonewall Craig is neigh- and “if we can do well in this All v/TClin&llCC the 8ald City of Clinton shall a aa » g ,
bortiood chairman, with Mrs. T. game we should be able to AN ORDINANCE TO LEVY proceed 10 add * Penalty of ten f At l/V0fW0|||||l
P. Davis serving as organizer hold our own with the other dubs ANNUAL TAXES UPON THE ( ;° % > P« r centum on each item .
and Mrs. Moses Dillard as troop m the conference.’’ TAXABLE PROPERTY WITH- ° £ 8aid taxe * 011 £he ^ Tax tnr^nrr^rri^fn
consultant. The above aduRj«re a IN THE CITY OP CLIOTON, *f d ^ “ d Jilted GSSSS^TJTnJ?^
members of the neighborhood 3^27 decision to an exception- SOUTH CAROLINA, FOR THE ^ "S urIy ,at or your *»»Bey 1
service team and are currently . YEAR 1966 FOR thf pttr lect the said taxes including said Galaxon is a tablet Mid e
enroUed in training for service ^ V. POSETf MEET^G CUR- Penalties; if the said taxes pen- swallowed. Gd rid if^Se^St
teams with other teams from f***?*"* REOTF IS CAL EXPENSES alties assessments are not longer. Galaxon costs
Old Ninety Six Council being ?*** offense ca * AND TO PROVIDE ^OR toI or before the first day *?£**}* tuanah
radhmm pable of running over enemy lu rnuviun, fur THE , .. r*. .J, tee: if not satisfied for any —
given at Belton by Catnryn de f enseg PAYMENT OF RrtNns Avn ot Marca 1966 > the Clerk and 9nn fa.* w^tm^
hack.
ELLIS C. McDOUGALL
1- past
State Official To
Speak to Methodist
Brotherhood Tonight
Creasman, council executive di
rector.
Four troops have been organ
ized in Clinton as follows:
Brownies—Mrs. Hubert Simp
son, Mrs. Sam Fleming, Mrs. year the Hosemen took a
PAYMENT OF BONDS AND " ™’ U1 * —r 1 * son, Just return the package to
Aeainst I nnnir Rhvn* in thp INTEREST ON OUTSTANDING J re * 9 ™* r ° { the said City Shan your druggist uad get your full
A ?^? t ,. Le 0i Rh , yne m 111 BONDS FOR THE CITY OF is8Ue W8 Ux execution directed money back. No questions asked.
1st PC has a winning record, CUNTON AND TO PROVTnF 10 ^ Chief ot PoUce of the said Gaiaxoa is sold with this guwaa-
taking wins in five games, los- SINKING FUNDS FOR THF City of clin ton against the prop- J** T,®™*’* p ^ a ™ a «y* CMn-
ln« four and tyins two. Last re'Hrempvt ?LuwSw erty of the defautthw taxpayer! *“• 0rim «*<»
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE accordlng to law *** shaI1 be *
21-10
EUis
of the
Augustus Long as leaders. 17 victory at Hickory. - CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY the duty o£ t b e Chief of PoUce
girl members. Gault expects to go with last OF CUNTON, SOUTH CARO- of 8aid City to enforce tb® P a y-
Juniors—Mrs. Thomas Davis, week’s starters again in the LR UNA, IN COUNCIL ASSEM- ment o£ the 8ame ^ tb® manner
C. McDougaU, Director Mrs. EUzabeth Young, leaders, contest . BLED: prescribed by law.
South Carolina Depart- 16 girl members. The Presbyterians hope to Section 1. That a tax levy of Section 5. The taxes herein
every levied shall constitute a lien
moderator-nominee guest speaker tomght (Thursday) Floyd, Mrs. B. F. Fant, Jr., second game of the season, af- dollar’s worth of property real u P° n the property upon which
5ting and the host far the annual ladies night of leaders. 25 girl members. ter a 35-0 loss to Davidson. The and personal, not exempt by law tbe tax is levied for the term of
be the Rev. P. R. the Methodist Brotherhood of Seniors—Mrs. James Harley, only bright soots far the Blue from taxation, situate anH within ten (10) years after the tax shall
A. W. Brice. The Rev. Ray ment of Corrections, wUl be the Cadettes — Mrs. O t h e 1 m a crank up their offense in the thirty-five (35) mUls on
Stover is —‘ 1 1 * *-«-x j ' “ ” ‘ ’
for the meeting
pastor wUl be the Rev. P. R. u»e wemoaisi mmnernooa 01 seniors—Mrs. James Harley, only bright spots for the Blue from taxation, situate and within ten (10) years after the tax shall
Kowalski. Rev. V. N. West Broad Street Mehodist Church, leader. 12 girl members. Hose In that game were punter the corporate limits of the City
of Whitmire serves as Record- pinner win be served at 7:30 in Girl Scouting is an agency of jimmy Elliott of Savannah, of CUnton, be and the same is
ing Clerk, and Rev. W. F. Hodges HaU. , the Clinton United Fund. who averaged 43.3 yards on hereby levied for current ex-
MitcheU of Cross HiU is Stated McDougaU, who spoke to the eight kicks, and freshman penses and to defray pubUc ex-
Clerk. Elders and ministers CUnton Lions Club last year, was Q- Cykp. Sng/jLc T 0 quarterback BUI Kirtiand of Penses of the City of CUnton for
wiU represent aU Presbyterian appointed Director of the South * ^ _ Miami, Fla., who completed the current fiscal year beginning
churches in a four-county area Carolina Department of Correc- Village Volunteers three of four passes for 34 January 1st, 1966, and ending
in this meeting. ions in WO. formerly serving village Volunteers >'“<<> *» dose ou the game. December 31st, W65, and to
RALLY DAY PROGRAM “g tTST-l to” met last Tu.«lay momlng to the After Davldmn ran the score ^ £«•
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The Rally Day program wiU
school auditorium to to 21-0, Gault began using new tracted by the said City of Clin-
be" presented at 10:30 Sunday. de^eTm‘rt^lw ftj,m n!£ Saber ' direcU> ; ,0 ll “ m 8 *‘" !0me " g< ' ner " 1 CMI “ rate
September 26, at Liberty York University and was in- ^ bistitution, speak on services perience.
Spring Church. Children in the gtructor in criminology at Fur- 016 volunteer group wiU be caU-
junior department wiU present man University. ed on to render in the two new-
the program, “Here the ChU- He is a member of the South e8 l £ ®f illti e e8 1 * t
dren Speak.’’ Those giving the Carolina Law Enforcement As- . D< ^ 0 f Suber told the Bather- «%«* 4*
scripture and singing wiU be sociation. Board of Directors of I” 8 ^ one o£ the JJ? b . m . ld ' lOCkhdll 73-17
Nancy and Jimmy Adair, Kim the American Correctional Asso- ing *’ rocreation and treining LUtIVliail, LJ \L ^ ieviea u
Dobbins, Kati eand Paul Han- elation, and South CaroUna Wei- c ® nter ’ ls already in use ’ “V 1 ^ ThornweU defeated Lockhart, i ar ’ s o{ property J2 d
u*. Terry lu«U, and Kathryn fare Forum Governor's Mental c ' nt ‘ r ^ 23-12 latt Friday night to win tt. perJoMl ^t ^ot' by SS
Mitchell. Speakers will be Health Bo^d, Depm-tment of ^ tWrdgmne ot the season. fmm u x .t? on .imZ.n/
ThornweU Defeats
poses.
Section 2. That over and
above and in addition to the levy
of thirty-five (35) mills as here
inabove provided in Section 1 of
this Ordinance, a levy of eigh
teen (18) mills be and the same
is hereby levied upon every dol-
YARBOROUGH STUDIO
and CAMERA SHOP
Comer Mangrove and Pitts Streets
CAMERAS — FILMS — PHOTO FINISHING
Mary Lau Adair, Ernie Austin, Christian Soctel Relations Epis- th^volunteerelltu^Tl^TfS ^ in Hie corporate
Caroline Pinson and Bruce copal Church, Fairview Sertoma
Simpson. Sam Crisp wiU serve Club, and honorary chairman of
volunteres to give
issued a call for the first Lockhart punt on his own Sty of StetTt ^
to give their time at rvwrf tin* r ity of _ clinton . be and the t
the
same
7:1
i— —» — ^ new cen ter8 as soon as 30 ' yd ' 8bo< i!i off four tack- j g hereby levied for the purpose
reader, and Mrs. E. R. the fund drive for “Boys of Co- er8 - rac « d 70 for a of raising taxes to pay the inter-
in will renresent the teach- lumbia.” programs can be worked out in touchdown with only three min-
and 7:96 pan.
Wedaesday Showing 4:66
p.m. and 7:86 pan.
This Space Provided by
Sunshine Cleaners in the in
terest and spiritual welfare
of the youth of the
Austin will represent the teach
ers.
WOC INSTALLATION °f Hie Brotherhood, urged a full
An insaallation service
the Women of the Church
Liberty Spring Presbyterian
Church was held last Monday
afternoon at the church, led by
the Rev. W. F. MitcheU. The
following officers were install
ed:
Ernest R. Ousts, president ^ buiWin gs by H»e staff. utes gone in the game. Jerry
Anyone with a compassion- Chandler made the point, onri
ui me nrouiernooo, urged a mil . . ' ... 3u«uc uie puuu, ana to create .inkine fund* tn
foe attendance for tonight’s meeting j^ e heart and hands will i a ter In the period kicked a 38- uged in th _ retirement and
h® welcomed Into our group to V ard fipid anni tn nut ThAmayoii used in H 1 ® retirement and ]
01 — work with the children at Whit- , JJfinS t0 ^ ment of said bonds as they
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ten Village, she *^<1. Neither team scored in the sec-
The Volunteers will place a 0 nd quarter
book in the Whitten Village U- Cockerel went around right end
brary in appreciation of the {rom ao yards out early in the
many years’ service rendered third period to add six more
by Dr. B. O. Whitten, former points.
sti11 in Hie third period, Lock
hart recovered an on-side kick
on Thornwell’s 40, after which
Forrest Vanderford connected on
al ong pass to halfback Alvin
Garner for a touchdown.
Lockhart recovered a Thorn
weU fumble cm the 15-yard line
and again Vanderford went to the
air with a pass to right end Rog
er Howard for another tally.
In the fourth quarter Lennis
Smith, ThornweU quarterback
rolled out to his left and went
across for a 25-yard touchdown.
Chandler again kicked the point.
This Friday, ThornweU meets
the big McCormick team at
ThornweU. McCormick has «wte
of the heftiest teams in the lea
gue, including two 200-lb. tackles.
Gault Addresses
Joycee Meet Monday
Coach CaUy Gault of Presbyte
rian CoUege spoke to the CUnton
Jaycees at their membership
drive meeting on Monday, Sep
tember 80, at the Legion Hut
Coach Gault stressed the im
portance of competition both on
the footbeU field and. in tbe
free enterpriee system. He
praised the Jaycees for the work
they have done in other cities to
promote the free
est accruing on outstanding
bonds of tbe City of Clinton and
be
pay*
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torn and urged the CUnton Jay
cees to do the same.
The group wee also nddieeaed
by Andy Bindenrald, last year’s
candMeto for South CaroUna
state president. He itruwil that
It if the Jaycees’ purpose to
work on community develop
ment end help the people of the
community get the improve
ments they desire.
Visitors included Perrjr Outs,
of Woodruff, regional vice-presi
dent; Jack Moore of Lancas
ter, national director; Roger
Masses, president of the Wood
ruff dub; and Dick Smith of
Woodruff.
New members who Joined the
CUnton Jaycees include: Joe
Foster, Glenn Walker, Hubert
Roberts, Michael League, Shelly
Parker, Terry CampbeU and Ed
HiU. ^
The next meeting wiU be on
Tuesday Sept. 8S, at 7:10 at the
Jaycee Hut. Membership is stin
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age. Any man ia
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