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I THE CLINTON CHHONICLE -4- Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, May 12, 1966 TB Association Places Emphasis On Emphysema in May Emphysema is the subject of an educational campaign which the Tuberculosis and Health Association is conduc ting during May and June. The association is cooperat ing with the National Tuber culosis Association in trying to reach the American pub lic with information on this fast-growing disease which affects breathing. A free booklet entitled “Your Brea thing Troubles,” is available from the association. Health department moral ity records reveal that deaths in South Carolina from em physema have risen from 99 in 1962, to 132 in 1963. to 148 in 1984. This represents an increase of almost 50% in deaths in South Carolina from emphysema since 1962. George H. Cornelson of Clinton is chairman of the Respiratory Disease Commit tee which is sponsoring this activity in Greenwood and Laurens counties.- Other com mittee members include the co-chairman, R. P. Harde man, of Ware Shoals and the fbfldwing: Miss Hazel C. Wil liams and Rev. Frank L. Roof of Greenwood. Dr. Wil liam D. Irvine of Laurens, and David R. Myers of Jo anna. VOTE TUESDAY, MAY 17TH a. Back To School F or Insurance Men -FOR- Shown above are inurance men of the Clinton - Laurens area who are near ing completion of a two - year Life Un derwriter Training Council course in life insurance. This is the first group to com plete this type of course in this area. The men are, left to right, front row, William Owings, George Hampton, Jr., and Rob ert Cannon. Second row, William Stod dard, Frederick McDaniel, Ernest Outz and Jesse S. Tollison, Jr. Back row, J. Harold Lewis, Wister Chapman, James Furr and John Nabors. Standing beside the men is Fred Reese, instructor of the class. CHARLES H. JOHNSON -FOR- MAYO R OF CLINTON K Your Vote And Support Will Be Greatly Appreciated I : ' Insurance Men - Ending Course For 11 Laurens County in surance salesmen, life con sists of more than the usual routine — writing policies and soliciting clients. For these 11, school is a part of their weekly activi ties. These men constitute a class the likes of which is new to our area. They are completing a Life Underwri ter Training Council course held in Laurens each Tuesday evening. “Several of the men here have taken one year of this course elsewhere,” class in structor Fred Reese reports. “However, they will be the first class to graduate from the Laurens area and we are proud of this fact.” This course, first establish ed nationwide in 1947, offers comprehensive instruction and guidance in all phases of in surance. “I underwent the course a number of years ago myse4 over in Greenwood and knflto that it is'no snap. It is hard,” Reese stated. “The men ara showing remarkable ability and I am expecting some ex tremely high scores on the fine foods aue not HqwnsivejHmn. MAYONNAISE LIMIT 1 ii-Hot tie Carton With Bottles PEPSI-COLA ..... 39c Hunt’s 14 Oz. CATSUP _...... 19c Cured 6 To 8 Lbs. Lb. PICNIC HAMS 39c SUGAR, 5 lbs. 39c (Limit 1 .With $5 Order or More) CHOPS | ruuiiu • • • | Pure 8 lb. Jar LARD 99c White King 25 Lbs. FLOUR 1.59 Doc’s (Limit:: 3) Can DOG FOOD 5c Pure Gold 27 Oz. SYRUP 49c FRESH CORN 6 - 39c Rasy Monday Quart BLEACH 10c Golden Ripe Lb. BANANAS 10c Red Ripe Lb. TOMATOES 10c Cantaloupes . 3 for 1.00 Large Heads 2 For LETTUCE 29c PITTS VEGETABLE MARKET MAIN STREET OPEN 6 A. M.-11 P. M. DAILY exapi to be held next week.” LUTC, with headquarters in Washington, D. C., was of ficially formed through the joint efforts of company and field organizations in 1947 as an independent non-profit ed ucation organization. The council offers a two- year practical sales training program in life insurance and a one-year course in health insurance to all qualified ca reer life insurance men. In all, some 24,000 persons have completed the course across the United States. Those from the Laurens- Clinton area completing the course and who plan to take the exam are William Ow ings, George Hampton Jr., Robert Cannon, Wiliam Stod dard, Frederick McDaniel, Ernest Outz. Jesse Tollison Jr., J. Harold Lewis, Wister Chapman, James Furr, and John Nabors. Merchants Sponsor Training Course ♦ Tuesday evening completed the five-week business man agement training course of fered by the Distributive Edu cation Service of the State Department of Education. The course, sponsored by the Small Business Administra tion and Clinton Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce, consisted of five two-hour sessions held each week at the Mary Musgrove Hotel. Beginning April 12, the courses taught were “Policies and Functions of Manage ment,” by Mrs. Evangeline Watson; “Legal Aspects of Small Business,” by Alex ander Sanders; “Sales Pro motion and Advertising,” by Mrs. Betty Blair Law; “Credit and Collections,” by John Broom; and '“EmjSloyee Training Program,” by Ross Higgins. J. Robert Cox, chairman of the Merchants Division, ex pressed thanks to the mer chants and their employees for their attendance and co operation in making the ses sion a success. “We have started a worthwhile program for our group of businessmen, and hope that this is only a beginning, that a program such as this will become an annual affair.” To complete the course and receive certificates,,members were required to attend at least four of the five sessions. Of the some 25 members enrolled, only seven will be awarded the certificates. They are as follows: D. b! Smith of Belk’s Dept'Store; Carl Leonard, Brooks Mills, Lacy Ginn, Mellon Spelce of Roses Variety Store; Charles Buice of Maxwell Brothers; W. C. Baldwin of Baldwin Motor Company. Births Mr. and Mrs. Lyndel Powe, Asheville, N. C. announce the birth of a daughter, Amy Elizabeth, born April 27 at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Mrs. Powe is the former Tony Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Nelson of Clin ton. Pfc. King Completes Ordnance Course Marine Pfc. Ronald W rising, son of Mrs. L. L. King of 701 Prather Circle, has recently completed the basic ammunition technician study course at Ordnance School, Quantico, Va. The course trains selected Marines to identify, receive, inspect, store, ship and issue ammunition components, ex plosives, guided missile war heads and propellants, and to dispose of unserviceable ammunition. 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