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THE CLINTON CHRONICL* Clinton, S. C., Thursday, June 16, 1966 1 liv MrS*' p* v/* v and two children plan to re- r turn to Clinton in time for A native of Belton, Chap- ^ scco nd session of sum- C rkAAr | 1 T— and general procedure of the agHcultural economist at the competition in 1964. opeea-up SPEED-UP proeram Durin,! Unlv.r.lty of Florida Field The PC professor, his wife (Continued from page 1) this week, workshops and ()ffice tors, Mrs. Maude Bryson aad «*>'**• and Rufus E. Sadler, meetings held , im , local drueeist (,uco techniques, materials , —- , . , „ M. L. Outz, Laurens County \ _ and specific plans — some man received his BS degree mcr school beginning July 8. ^ ° a ’ Cam applying to the group as a from Clemson in 1957, his Their home nears comple- is a branch of a state - wide whole and some directed at MS from that instution in tion in the Merrie Oaks sec- program involving approxi- special projects planned for 1958 and his PhD degree tion. . . . . . mately 120 students who are individual communities. Also from the University of Flori- ~ 1 marks were oasect on ims enro u ed j n Carolina during, this week, teams were da in 1963. Widely pujilish- thought, "Things Money Can- colleges and universities and organfted, students grew to ed in the field of economics, not Buy.” who have volunteered to de- know each other and duties his doctoral dissertation won Mrs. Watts Uvm introduced vote their summers to work for each team member wore an award in the American in the state. Invited to the var- outlined. Farm Economics Association ious communities by local groups who want and need /»■ Dr. Chapman In the absence of the presi dent, Mrs. L. T. Watts presid ed. She welcomed two visi- Agent. Mrs. Jake Rasor gave a timely devotional. Her rt- Return to College ) 'Dr. W. Fred Chapmajn, Joanna Lions Club Officers Officers of the Joanna Lions Club were installed last Thursday at a ceremony at The Wrangler Restau rant in Clinton. From left, they are Wendell Hair, secretary: W. E. By ars, treasurer; M. L. Williams, sec ond vice-president; C. E. Abrams, Lion Tamer; L. T. Lawson, presi dent. Absent when picture was made: Clyde Tindall and George Crabtree, vice-presidents; and L. A. •Crawford, tail twister. Officers Installed For Joanna Lions Cross Hill News Thomason for the June meet- the speaker for the afternoon, M. L. Ooutz, Laurens Coun ty Agent. He chose as his sub- the program, SPEED-UP will Ject, "Goals For Your Com- cooperate with these groups munity Clean Up Drive”. He to utllizc local resources for , , recreation, education and cul- discussed several ways that tura , enrichment . each can help. The purpose of this work is After giving each member to allow students to give of . ” rn o res y e- a pamphlet, Mr. Outz showed their time and talents in their r ‘ an College nex t fail after slides of negelected yards and state, to utilize resources in a year on the Clemson Uni junk piles as compared to local communities and to en- versity faculty, Dean Jospeh beautiful well kept yards and courage work that will have M. Gettys announced today, roadside areas. He also show- broadening effects for indivi- He said Dr. Chapman will ed slides of some of the gor- duals and for the communi- resume his place as chair- geous roses in the Thornwell ties as a whole. man of the economics de- Rose Gardens. Advisory committees have partment which he occupied During the business hour, been established,in each com- during the 1964-65 session at Mr. Rasor acted as secretary, munity on a bi-racial plan PC. He spent the past year the Clemson IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GfcT THE NEWS, ing with Mrs H W Bryson The c,ub voted to give 55 00 and have worked t 0 investi- teaching in to the Cancer Drive. Mrs. A. gate needed summer pro- grdauate school and engag- MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN, Correspondent A meeting for installation of officers of the Joanna Lions FATHER’S DAY GIFTS FOR >-N I, OUR FATHER S DAY GIFT ASSORTMENT IS ONLY FOR THAT EXTRA SPECIAL DAD ... YOURS. GIVE HIM THE VERY DEST Dress or Casual Slacks The Perfect Gift For Father’s Day MANY WITH NO-IRON FINISH *5.99 *7^99 and Mrs. L. T. Watts as pro- j Finley invited the club to grams and availably facili- ing in research, gram leaders. meet with her in July with ties. . - ' Professor Chapman first Shasta daisies and other Mrs. Gabbert as co-hostess. A one - week orientation came to Presbyterian after Mrs. J. H. Thomason, Jr., early summer flower arrange- The* hostesses served re- program was held in Cohim- several years .as economist th h • and ^ rs ‘ Bannister. Sr. ments attracted the members freshments and Mrs. C. S. bia, June 5 ■■’U. to clarify for with the United States De- u > Weis ic last ursda> entertained the Friendly Gar- attention in the living room Pinson closed the meeting the student volunteers the or- partment of Agriculture. He at The W'rangler Restaurant den Club at the home of Mrs. and hall with prayer. ganization, structure, concept s spent three years (1960-63) as in Clinton. — — ^ —;—; j: •...i——L : Officers were installed by George H. Cornelson, zone chairman and member of the Clinton club. He was accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Johnson, Johnson being the retiring president of the Clinton club. Bill W'ynn made the' pre sentation of Citizen of the Year award to Miss Etta Adams, teacher in the Joanna schools. Wendell Hair, presented the Lion of the Year award to Claude M. Lawson, retiring president. J. A. Ballcntine of the S, C. Department of Agriculture of Columbia, spoke on weights and measures and their ef fect on citizens of the state, especially housewives. Installed as president of the Joanna club was L. t. Law- son, who will serve for the coming year. Other officers are: Clyde Tindall, M. L. Williams and George Crabtree, vice - presi dents; Wendell W. Hair, sec retary; W. E. Byars, trea surer: L. A. Crawford, tail twister; C. E. Abrams, Lion Tamer; and the following di rectors: Claude LawsOn, M. C. Duncan, L. R. Thompson, Carson Nabors, W. W. Niver, Jr. Women of S. C (Continued from page 1) tor of the First Church also is participating in the week’s program, which includesthese faculty members: Dr.'&aude H. Cooler, director of the Presbyterian College guid ance center; Mrs. MarviirElW ison of Clemson, past presi dent of Piedmont Presbytery women; Dr. W. McLeod Frarrvpton, Jr. .pastor of '" Orangeburg First Chi The Rev. and Mi's. Fri Lemmon, pastor of Raleigh’s Hudson Memorial Church; Miss Janie McCutchen of At lanta, director of ecumenical mission and relations, Board of Women’s Work, Presby terian Church, US; the Rev. John Mack Walker, pastor of the First Church of Roanoke Rapids, N. C.; Dr. William B. Ward, pastor of Colum bia’s Eastminster Church; and Dr. Martin. Among the other local resi dents taking part in the pro gram are Mrs. Marc C. Weer- sing and Dean Joseph M. Get tys of PC, Miss Inez Tucker of Thornwell Orphanage and Mrs. T. Heath Copeland as organist. The South Carolina Synodi cal Training School, an ac credited school offering certi ficates and diplomas for those who successfully complete the sessions of religious train ing, has been held annually at Presbyterian College since daily classes, platform Bible hours, devotionals and inspir ational talks. y * The session will close Fri day with the presentation of diplomas and certificates by Mrs. Moore as dean and by Mrs. G. Bland DuBose df Col umbia, who serves as direc tor, . t \. A - Blalock Awarded Ptgree at DavhUsoii Hervey Francis Unlock, “ received an AB degree at commencement esettdses Sunday at Davidson College, THANK YOU! , 4' I am most grateful for your fine support and trust in nominating me one of your Representatives in Tuesday's election. To represent Laurens County is something to be proud of# and I shall always put you, the people of Laurens County, first. W. PAUL CULBERTSON IN YOUR LIFE HE DESERVES IT! Large Selection of Dress or Casual t Pants. 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