The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 18, 1965, Image 4
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CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. Cw Thursday, Norember 18, IMS
Western Carolina
Is PC Foe For
Saturday's Game
The first winning season since
1960 is the goal of Presbyterian’s
Blue Hose men this weekend as
they travel to CuUowhee, N. C. r
looking for .victory number six
aeainst Western Carolina Sajur-
Lourens Mon Gets
5-Year Prison Term
In Car Theft Operation
Laarens — Ray Gwinn,
Local Janior High
Team Undgfeated
Joanna Postal Personnel
Mrs. Dollie Carr, postmaster at Joanna (second
from left), is shown here with the two clerks and two
carriers that serve patrons of the office which inaugu
rated community mail delivery Tuesday. At left is
Eugene Craven, clerk, to the right of Mrs. Carr are
James R. Turner and Maxie L. Reeder, carriers, and
Mrs. Cleo Tinsley, clerk.—Photo by Dan Yarborough.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients currently at Bailey-
Memorial Hospital include:
Whitmire—Linda Crenshaw.
Kinards—Elliott Wilson, Mrs.
Billie Hill and baby boy.
Cross Hill—Mrs. Ella Golden
and Willie Smith.
Mountville — Mrs. Magnolia
Floyd and baby girl.
Laurens—Mrs. Shelby South
and Pierre Ramage.
Clinton—Mrs. Etta Medlock,
Mrs. Rachel Hollingsworth, Mrs.
Lula Mar: Jones, Mrs. Laura Gol
den, Marie Jeter, Mrs. Ellen
Shields, Ernest Cunningham,
Claude Hill, Jonus Glenn, Mar
shall Suber, Mabel Johnson, E. C.
Vincent, Sr, Otis McIntosh, Mrs.
Lois Webb, Mrs. Ruby White, J.
D. Hairston, Sr, Willie Clark,
Mrs. Mary Spann, Mrs. Shirley
Nelson. Mrs Leather Smith,
James Cromer, Mrs. Trotti Hol
land, Mrs. Elsie Bryson, Karen
Gregory, Mrs. Argil Lee Simp-
sou, Mrs. Josie Boiler, Mrs.
Frances Dawkins, Mrs. Doris
Smith, Mrs. Ellen Madden, Mrs.
Mary Motes, Mrs. Daisy Hairs
ton, Mrs. Irene Little, Mrs. Wy-
dette Barker and baby boy,
Joanna—Mrs. Elsie Gruber,
Ray Morgan, Mrs. Dora Ed
monds, Mrs. Irene Starnes and
Faye Gaskins.
Waterloo—Moses baby boy.
Discharged patients include:
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Scboi District St
School bmdi Mewi
Week 9t Norember 22-24
MONDAY
Milk, hot dogs with chili, on
ions and mustard, whole oranges,
whole kernel corn, hot dog buns,
and butter.
TUESDAY
- Milk, beef hash, cole slaw,
pickled beets, hot biscuits, butter
and apple sauce.
WEDNESDAY
Milk, sliced turkey with gravy,
cranberry salad with pineapple,
English peas, hot biscuits, butter
and brown bear.
Choir to Practice
At PC Auditorium
Members of the Clinton Com.
munity Chorus will meet to
night fThursday) in the re
hearsal hall, third Door, back
of Belk Auditorium at 8 o'clock
for their weekly chorus prac
tice.
The change i sfro this week
only. Practices will resume at
the First Presbyt erian Church
as scheduled, stated Robert
Was sung, chorus director.
Cross Hill—Robert Cannon and
Mrs. Lucille Wilkie.
Greenwood—Henry Pinson.
Joanna—Mrs. Jolene Mason,
James Dominick, Mrs. Christine
Morgan and Mrs. Christianne Mc-
Guirt.
Whitmire—Mrs. Dorothy Yar
borough and baby boy..
Clinton—Mrs. Phyllis Pierce,
Hallie Griffn, Carolyn Cnrine,
Ava Griffin, Charles Little, Caro
lyn Bellue, Mrs. Jessie Emery,
Mrs. Martha McCoig, Mrs. Agnes
Scott, Mrs. Viola Williams, Mrs.
Vivian Dalas and Edwn Evans.
da> aiicrnooo.
A -win would give the PC squad,
a 6-3 record with Newberry re
maining on the schedule. The
Blue Hose team to post a winning
record was the 1980 edition which
established a 6-3-1 mark, al
though! the 1964 Presbyterians
broke even at 8-5.
Coach Cally Gault has an
nounced the PC players are in
top shape physically for this bat
tle. but it will take an above-
average team performance to
upend the strong Catamounts.
Western Carolina sports a 6-2
record, and will close out the sea
son with the Blue Hose. All con
ference Quarterback Jim Wil
liams puts fire in the WCC of
fense with deadly passes, and
the Catamount defense against
opponents’ rushing attempts is
ranked number-five nationally by
NAIA.
Presbyterian has a clean slate
in battle with the North Carolina
school, winning all four of the
meetings during the years 1960-
53.
Heading the Hose assault this
weekend will be Quarterback Bill
Kirtland (Miami, Fla.), who al
ready passed for 688 yards and
nine touchdowns. He has com
pleted 48 of 98 attempts.
Fullback Sam Williams (Mon
roeville, Ala.) is the top ground-
gainer with 438 yards on 104 car
ries for a 4.2 average, but Half
back Wade Stewart (Picayune,
Miss.) is rapidly catching up.
Stewart has 380 yards on 52
rushes for a 7.8 average.
Golden Girls 2pff; high individ
ual, 3 games, Linda Mann 822.
Bowlers from Palmetto Lanes
. recently attended two schools
held in the state. Those at Coluro-
, The Clinton Junior High bia Nov. 1 and 2 were Sammy
of Laurens, charged on two School gave the local area its Wilson, Antoinette Wilson, Esther
counts of receiving stolen goods only undefeated football team Keller, Frances Meadors and Bill
in connection with a statewide and the Eastern AA Conference Tefry. Those at Easley on Nov.
car theft and stripping opera- championship b y defeating • wepe ^ Mrs.
tiofi. drew a Dve - year prison Woodnmff, 7-0, last Monday W dsoo. Esther Keller
sentence alter pleading guilty night In the final game of the ' ranees Meadors.
her* Thursday. U® season. Palmetto La nes unnounees
•Ga ma's -court - appointed at- Pullback Lawrence Lee scor- their Omt nnmml chjmp»nshtp
, T .. Da ',“ ° m a 'i- r “’a “<* H-U. The tounmment wffl
him only a little cog in- the stage had been set on a 45-yard wnm tn‘i
wheel’’ as they stood before-Pie- pass play from Quarterback ^ r and entries ^ exoeci
siding Judge Bruce Littlejohn of Buzzy Tedards to End Lewis Z, m
Spartanburg in Laurens County/jfanunet that carried to the f* ^ P * rtS °* V*
crnTwie*. uiai carneu 10 me bowlers are urged to enter
General Session. Court. two-yard line. Halfback Jack eMrly with ^ ctosng 4*, Nov
Gwinn was one of six periods James ran the conversion. 21
charged in Laurens County as This victory, the second over Bowler of the is Jean
having a part in the ring Which Woodruff, enabled the Clinton ru»u,Hng sponsored by Lawson
investigators described ,a| a mil- boys to dose with a record of Furniture Co.
lion • dollar statewide operation, six wins against no losses.
No other case has been called They ak> defeated Newberry
One of his cases originated in twice and Union twice. The
Abbeville County, the other in Clinton defense was not scored
Laurens. Both involved stolen on all year, although Union
late model Chevrolet cars, of- did manage to get six points
Mrs. Isaac Sisk of Spartanburg,
and Mrs. W. A. Armstrong of
Atlanta, Ga.; and a grandchild.
Funeral services were con
ducted W’ednesday at 2:30 p. m.
at the Pentecostal Holiness
Church at Lydia Mill by Rev.
M. J. Sanders, Rev Roscoe Bry-
and Rev. J. B. Abercrombie.
Burial was in Rosemont ceme
tery.
Pallbearers were Fred Smith,
Larry Gambrell. Martin Boozer,
Van Oxner, Lindy Barlowe and
L
I have set be lore thee a
door opened—(Rev. 8:8).
The door to perfect fulfill-
ment is always optn before
us. By our faith in God and in
Hi* infinite wisdom and love
we ean pass through the door-
£ . al
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ficers said.
CaH Club Supper
Held Here Tuesday
Local Lutherans
To Launch Campaign
For New Plant
agninst the often* by scoop- county Dairy Calf
ng up a fumble and return- ^ ^ supper Tues-
, Dao, 7?: ^ day night at the Mary Musgrove
The Clinton Junior High team H otel Eighty-five 4-H club mem-
js coached by Bill Rhodes, and ^ andWents were present,
his assistant, Hack Prater. Co- — ~ lK . r .
captains are Guard The Da r> Calf Club members
Crawford and End Lewis Ham-
met
showed animals in five fairs tht
past show season. The club znefb-
, * xw ^ hers won 37,082, which was the
This evening (Thursday) at the ac^nst° Woodruff lar ®* st amoant tbat have
Mary Musgrove Hotel beginning ‘?* red ag !? n ?L* 00 ? ni£f ’ J?! wo ° (iuTiD ^ • tmiT
at 7:00 o’clock, the St Johb’aMLth ° ffe “* lve . beeB u “ believed this amount sur-
theran Church wfll have a con- ( K ^ kr *** Previous year’s win-
gregational dinner at which wffl J? ^ b F * ny Coders
be launched n campaign for G ™be at «*fety, said.
funds with which to build a new J ed f rds r , “J V** “ cmr P^ T J** Mariar, son of Mrs. H.
church and educational facilities ,. **• Crawford at th<? middle e Mariar of the Greenpond com-
on their new lot located on Hie n n fP acker . P? sitlon; Etoyd, munity, won 81,455. This is the
highest amount won by any sin
gle chib member during a fair
season. Jack has 22 Jersey ani*
mals. Jack plans to major in
dairying at Ciemson University
Mis. Lillie Babb
Laurens — Mrs. Lillie Jean
Bolt Babb, 82, died late Satur
day night in n Columbia hos
pital after several years of de
clining health.
Native of Laurens County, she
was the daughter of the late
Newton and Josephine Pitts Bolt.
Surviving are two sons, J. T.
Babb of Inman and Fred Babb
of Sacramento, Calif.; three bro
thers, Cary, Walter and Newton
Boh of Laurens; a sister, Mrs. B.
F. Williams of Laurens; and four
grandchildren.
Graveside services were con
ducted Tuesday at 11 a. m. in
Friendship Presbyterian Church
cemetery near Hickory Tavern
by Rev. William H. Jeffords Jr.
into complete spiritual satis
faction.
OULih
’Time is like money—you
can only spend it once.”
Fat Overweight
Keller and Hamraet in the line.
Canty Library
Bookmobile Schedule
, November 8-12
Monday: Mrs. Mary Rogers
home, Mrs. Pete Jones home,
Camak School. Becks home and
Rhett Martin home.
Tuesday: Miss Florrie Burdette
home, Clinton High School, Mis
sissippi Young home, Virginia
Bishop home, Leroy Sanders
home, Brown’s office at Joanna,
Simmons Home on Rt 1, Clinton.
Wednesday: Garrett store.
Mount ville School, Peeler home;
Lea man store at Cross Hill,
Smith’s store at Waterloo.
Thursday: Thanksgiving holi
day.
AA’s TO MEET TUESDAY
The regular weekly meeting of
Alcoholics Anonymous will be
held Tuesday evening at 8:00
o’clock at the Clinton Healjh
Center on Woodrow Street.
The public is invited to attend
these open meetings.
Greenwood highway.
Every member of the congre
gation is being urged to attend Wofford Alumni ~
the supper which will be without J’ 0 ” 0 ., . '
cost to those present. No contri- Meet Here TOfllQllt
buttons nor any pledges will be The Laurens - Newberry Area atter finishing high school next
solicited at the dinner. The pur- Chapter of the Wofford College F ear
pose is solely educational and In- Alumni Association will lurid its Pam Watt won 1,245. Pam has
spirattonal church officials stat- a—al fall meeting tonight l 0 Holstein animals. She is plan
ed. (Thursday) at 7:30 at the Mary ““S to attend Ciemson Univer-
Those appearing on the pro- Musgrove Hotel. sity and major in dairying,
gram, from the membership of This will be a “ladies night” Arthur Belcher, Jimmy Smith,
the congregation, will include dutch dinner meeting, according and Ronald Avinger won trips
Ratchford W. Boland, Robert L to Area President Phillip Powell, to Chicago. These trips were
Boland and Shethm J. Rimer. Guest speaker will be Wofford’s awarded on fitting and showman-
The inspirational speaker will be Assistant Dean of Students Steve ship. Jimmy won his trip at the
the Rev. J. A. Keisler, Jr., D. McCutcheon. Upper State fair, while Ronald
D . pastor of Grace Church, Proa- Friends, parents of Wofford and Arthur won their trips at the
perity. Dr. E. B. Keisler, interim students and alumni are invited Piedmont Intersetate fair. Anna
pastor of St. John’s, win be the to attend
master of ceremonies.
The actual campaign Till begin c «,
on next Sunday afternoon, under NrAIMlingR
the immediate directorship of n 1a . ”
Shblton J. -Rimer*, chairman of tSOWnilff LeagUCS
the congregation’s Committee on ^ 0
Plans and Construction. Wyman
PALMETTO LEAGUE
M. Shealy is Mr. Rimer’s assod- ^ayalettes St
ate chairman. Balkettes 26
Thomwell Loses
To Dixie Homels
Diamonds
Hi-Los
Ruth Brown won a $100 scholar
ship at the Laurens County fair.
A short movie of club activi
ties was shown during the meet
ing, scenes being photographed
by H. L. Eason, assistant county
agent. The movie showed club
9 members getting their animals
ready for the fairs.
14 The awards were presented by
16 R. J. Bennett, assistant county
FtmTood fa
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SUNBEAM KING SIZE LOAF
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OPEN • A. M.-U P. M. DAILY
High team game, Hosettes 924; a * eni ' and H L Eason - assistant
high individual game, Jean Ham- agent ‘
mood 245; high team, 3 games,'
Cavalettes 2646; high individual, Edwilt Lee EVO IIS
3 games, Jean Hammond 611. vT ^ <k d.i
Greenwood — Jimmie Lusk ronrcE break league Ed ^ L ^ e P f
and Donnie GnmbreU paced LMGUE gt LTdla MUl, (Ued Tom-
^ « Hornrt. in M-7 victory SlIlS ZSZT* ’
^ “ h Up8 ? te ^am, Homettes 965; high N attve of Westminster, he
Class B playoff game here Fn- individual game, Barbara Rus- lived in Spartanburg 12 years
* eU ’ 2575 high team ’ 8 gamcs ’ before moving to Clinton. He was
The Hornets captured the Homettes 7224; high individual, the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Southwestern B Conference 3 games, Barbara Russell 619. Evans of Spartanburg and a
championship and have an DDQE: LEAGUE member of Lydia Baptist Church.
oyer-all record of 7-3 while the Golden Girls 88 10 Surviving in addition to his
Wildcats were left with two independents 80 16 parents are his wife, Mrs. Katb-
losses in 11 contests. Riggettes 18 28 erine Crumley Evans; two
Lusk scored on a 10-yard run Hepcats IS 28 daughters, Miss Karen Evans of
in the second period for Dixie’s High team game. Golden Girls, the home, and Mrs. Charlene Tol-
6-0 halftime lead then upped the 939; high individual game, Mar- lison of Laurens; a son, Lynn Ev-
margin to 12-0 with a 35-yard tha Hartlin; high team, 8 games, ans of the home; two sisters,
•camper in the third quarter.
Gambrell then took over the
•coring duties for the Hornets 0* w w w v* ********** •
in the final stanza, plunging ^ ®
for one yard and tallying on a
46-yard dash with an inter
cepted paaa.
Mike Ashley - added another
touchdown for Dixie in the
fourth quater, going over from
four yards out Their final two
points came on a safety when
John Pressley tackled a Thorn-
well runner in the end zone.
The Northwestern B Confer
ence champions made their
only touchdown in the last
quarter when Ned Kemp gath
ered tat a 40-yard scoring aerial
from Leonard Smith.
Mr*. L W. Webb
Waterloo — Mrs. Mattie Coitne
Webb, 78, died Tuesday at 10:00
p. m. in a Greenwood hospital
five years of declining
and an OTbssb of two ^ r
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la Elbert County, Go.,
daughter of the late Taylor Bar
ton and Mrs. MoIUe Cain Bar
ton of Pickens County, she liv
ed In Greenwood 81 years and
attendedrme Bethlehem Union
Church near Waterloo.
Surviving are her huahand.
Ralph Wilson Webb; four daugh
ter^ Mrs. Claadtue Owens of
Bogart, Ga.; Mrs. Mary Wallin
and Mrs. Mildred Andrews of
Greenwood, and Mrs. Opal Mc
Alister of Clinton; a son, Joseph
H. Webb of Waterloo; a brother,
Charles E. Barton of Anerson;
IS grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by. Harley Funeral
Home.
Assembly of God
Week-End Meeting
The Joanna Assembly of CM
Church wffl begin a week-end
Meeting Friday, November 19,
with the Reverend Y. L. Clark of
Arcadia, Fla., as guest speatar.
Mr. Oast fte the father of the pas
tor of tbs church, sod the pub
lic Is tevttetf to attend.
jvwwry wsusu
time, why ifs a gift you
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East Main Street "
NOW OPEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON
Cams by and enjny the fun. Spectators welcome. No
charge. We have special prices on all kits, parts and
controls. Track open seven days a week.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY—4 P. M.-9 P. M.
SATURDAY — 12:00 NOON-10 P. M.
SUNDAY — 2 P. M.4 P. M.
“THE CLASSICS” RACING CLUB
Has Been Organised at The CHataa Model Raceway
Anyone interested in joining this dub Call 833-8938
after 4:00 pi m. or See Jimmy Lawson, Curtis p—
or Billy Reece.
— FUN FOR ALL — COME BY AND JOIN —
This was organized to produce several racing
^6692* to compote with teams in ether towns at other
tracks and create more competition for the drivers.
EVERYONE HAS FUN AT THE CLINTON MODEL
RACEWAY — COME ONE, COME ALL