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*• *'»•'•(*- ••*%* Clinton, &. C., Thursday, December 8, 1966 •■ ■ t y-**r-^"f THE CLINTON CHRONICLE r f I WHO’S WHERE. • • — As — Reported By Naomi Seymour Phones 833-0541 or £33-1817 J Items of Interest About Clinton Folk of Cornelius Vanderbilt Whit ney, is a world-traveler, lec turer, singer, patron of the arts and style-setter who was converted at Billy Graham’s 1957 New York crusade. Since Thornwell Opens Basketball Slate These boys have really been working; what we lack in height we’ll have to make up for in hustle and desire.” Returning lettermen are Thornwell High School seniors Torn Daughetrty, that time this woman, who opened their basketball sea- Lennis Smith, and Tom ranks among the best-dressed SO n Tuesday night against the Br °ck; junior Jerry Chand- women of society, has devoted Ninety Six high teams. They ler 5 sophomores Arthur Bel- a major part of her time to journey to Slater Friday night cher, Craig Brock; and fresh proclaiming the Gospel of for their second games. man Maynard Pierce. Christ in spoken word and rrv,„ Several new faces® arc on song around the world. The following lettermen are »» ^ J back on the girls’ squad: Cap-. ...... , ^ Mrs. Whitney was invited tain charlotte K. Neil, Kathy Potential; they inc ude senior to Laurens County by Mr. Bix- Tyler Barbara L Turner, J A immy LltUe ’ Junior W H C er- a family friend since the Laurette Tucker, Sherry Tay- Avinger, sophomores Billy time of his ministry at the lor Emma Smith Toni Hart . Horton and Bobby Bullard First Presbyterian Church of ley) Helen Elki Linda Fow . freshmen Mike Briggs and Bradenton, Fla. ler> Margaret Belue, and Al- Je " y Watts ‘ ma Cooper. Others on the Other games are. Mrs. T. E. Coleman s( l uad ar e Dianne Wilkins, Di- 16 ^ ater ^e ne ^ op X en , n- * ■„ ,, „ anne Thompson, Dianne lb ’ T blat ® r aere ’ r 0 ’ OP 6 * 1, Mountville - Mrs. Grace Wood Dianne Butler Laurie Jan. ^-State School for the Boyd Coleman, 67, wife of Bee, Linda Turner, Chloe Me- Deaf at Spartanburg; 6, Con- Thomas Earle Coleman of Rt. Clary, Peggy Oliver, Glinda " ie Max ''' e11 he ^ e ’ ^ 3 ’ .^ ra . y Mountville, died late Satur- Price d a n i e Armstrong Court ^1^ Lockhart, rlav aftArnnnn at a T aiirnnc y ne Avinger, and Debble Gray Court here • 2 7, Lockhart . , , . , . , there; 31, Jonesville here. The girls team is coached Feb 3 Ford here; 7> S CSD here; 10, Ford there; 14, Ben nnpn: 17, Connie Maxwell the squad and showing good Mrs. Whitney to Speak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leary Mrs. C. B. Kugler of Myr- - Mr. and Mrs. George Wil- ol Abbeville were guests Fri- tie Beach is visting her father, liams of Valdese, N. C. were day of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert C. C. Giles while he is conva- Sunday night guests of Mr. Cox and family. lescing from injuries received and Mrs. I. Mac Adair. Mr. and Mrs. Dill Ellis of in a recent automobile acci- weekend guests of Mr. and i on we re guests of the for- dent. Mrs. George Brockenbrough ™ r s I ^ 10 ^ ler > Mrs. George H. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Moore, and family were Mr. and Mrs. is, unng the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moore Donald Busch and children of JUDGE FOR MISS spent last Sunday in York with Raleigh, N. C. ■ iCTC wU 1J Id 11 Wl I NEWBERRY ' Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Moore. Mrs. H. H. Harris of Colum- ^ r T Miles P. Powell of Jacobs Mrs. Jessie Schumacher of bia visited several days this The first public - wide meet- 3 p.m. under the direction of day afternoon at a Laurens Dennis Brothers Printing Company Waynesville, N. C., is visiting week with her daughter, Mrs. ing of the forthcoming Laur- the Rev. Alfred Bixler, church hospital after an illness of was one of th e judges selected her daughter, Mrs. Perry Tom Addison, and Mr. Addi- ens County Crusade for Christ pastor and crusade executive four days. bv Dick T p mDlptnn for nammgthenewMjssNew- Moore and Mr. Moore. Also son. is eXDected to attract Dersons committee chairman. The pro- Native of Laurens County, v _ k ^ an, K The pageant wa s held here for the week-end was the Judson Brehmcr is conva- gram is sponsored by the cru- dauehter of the late lames rrlhi ty h Y ? ac ^ r ! e . 11 °P en ; at Newberry College Friday, Moore’s son, Ronnie Moore, lescing at home following a [ ro "? t ^’ l ou . ghou l. tl ! e D C0U P ty sade prayer committee head- . _ _ r. ^ u t a ee Wh ° re f urns for . h ! s there. December 2. Miss Diane who is stationed at C a m p stay at Self Memorial Hospi- 0 ^ ^Clinton First Presby- ed P Rev j H Dar Qr and Mary Nelson Boyd, she second season is optimistic Holmes, a junior from Edge- Gordon, Ga. tal in Greenwood. tenan Cburch next Sunday ?/’ 0 f the Clinton First Baptist was a Methodist. and state s. Anyone who is OFFICE StJFPLIES fioiH i n/n_. xt— ternoon for a Prayer Rally ^ Adrian Giles returned to his Mrs. S .L. Duckett of Char- Church. Surviving also are field was named Miss New- „„„ xcl ,uiiicu lu mo ^ vv rnvva^ studies at Spartanburg Junior lotte is visiting her daughter, at . The tw0 ministers and Dr. sons, Thomas E. Coleman, m ?° ME CoU « e Sunday after a stay Mrs. Alfred Bixler and the Vanderbilt Whitney Robert Coopcr pastor ot the Jr ., or Newport News> Va . .,.« rS :'n^ t^J 10 bas a t Bailey Memorial Hospital Rev. Mr. Bixler. It js scbedu | ed t0 s mrt at Laurens First Baptist Church Joe B. Coleman with the Na- three n0t * n sbape wib ge f hpst-” CHRONICLE PUB. CO- in been ill at Greenville General following injuries received Hospital the past three weeks an automobile accident, is now convalescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. ATTEND SHRINE BOWL W. H. Adams on the Green- GAME wood Highway. Mr - Mrs. A. O. Owen SPEAKS IN CHESNEE ^° f Anderson accompanied Attend Trust Division Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wal dron attended a meeting of and crusade vice - chairman, vy in Iceland; and Sgt. Paul ~ ~ joined in urging the public to W. Coleman with the Air Force Recent visitors of Rev. and attend the Sunday afternoon at Warner Robins, Ga.; a the Trust Division of the South Mrs. Robert M. Hicks were Prayer Rally. They also ex- daughter, Mrs. Charles (Sa- South Carolina Banker’s Gordon Larson of Seattle, tended invitations for two die) Friday of Laurens; three Club on Saturday evening, Saturda y- Mr. and Mrs. Owen -December 4. Mr. Truldbk was are 4116 P aren ts of Mrs. N. the principal speaker for the Carl Wessinger. tion at the William Hilton Inn Washington and Miss Joyce other Sunday appearances by sisters, Mrs. C. K. Smythe of IIN CHESNEE a * Hilton Head Island t h i s Monroe of Orlando, Florida. Mrs. Whitney — at the Laur- San Francisco, Cajlif.; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rembert Tru- „ g |* a . rer h, . en ’ past weekend. Mr. Waldron Tom Baldwin Jr., student ens First Baptist Church 11 B. B. Broadway of Summer- xr C u*. a ^ ended * b e Charter ’ . o' 1111 ! essinger represented M. S. Bailey and at West Georgia College, Car- a.m. worship service and at ton; and Mrs. J. G. Browne S, 1 .? 1 0 _ f ^ Cbesnee Li ons Son, Bankers. rolton, Ga., spent the week- the Clinton First Presbyterian of Tarrant City, Ala.; and 8 AT SHRINE BOWL GAME end with his parents, Mr. and 7:30 p.m. service. grandchildren. Among Clintonians attending Mrs. Thomas Baldwin. Also All of these programs are Funeral services were con- . the Shrine Bowl Game in guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Bald- part of the mounting prepara- ducted Monday at 3:00 p. m. occasion and represented the Dr. and Mrs. Kelly Dixon of charlotte on Saturday were win and Mr. and Mrs. Mur- tions for the Laurens County at Kennedy Mortuary by Rev. Clinton Lions Club. Greenville were guests of Mr. j^ r and ]yi rs Charles Pitts phey Timmerman were the Crusade for Christ, set for Lloyd Hellams and Rev. Nor- Mrs. C. J. Bouknight and an< i Mrs. Bailey Dixon and and son Ben; Dr. and Mrs. latter’s brothers and wives, next January 22-29 in Belk Au- man Carlisle. Burial was in iss Amelia Bouknight of Co- other relatives during the Robert Grube; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Knight of ditorium on the Presbyterian Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church lumbia were weekend guests weekend. James Anderson; Mr. and Pelzer, and Dr. and Mrs. Rol- College campus. Dr. Leighton cemetery, of their mother and grand- Miss Suzanne Watkins of Mrs. William Weir and chil- and Knight of Greenville. They Ford of the Billy Graham Pallbearers were Earl mother, Mrs. Metta Stone. Winthrop College spent the dren; Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge caime especially as their Evangelistic Association is to Teague, Merle L. Brown, W. Other recent guests were weekend with her parents, Simmons and family; Mr. and guests for the Cotillion Club be the principal speaker dur- Allen Coleman, James Good- f ^ am * ^ rs ’ Q' Grigg Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wat- Mrs. George Frady and Mr. Winter Dance on Friday eve- ing the eight-day crusade. man, Miller Leaman, and o Charlotte. kins. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, ning. Mrs. Whitney, former wife Jimmy Coleman. 'Gifts Galore ...at 'Our Store'! 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