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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Highlights
From Clinton High
By KAYRAN COX
Jaycee-PC Stocking
Fund Secures $925
Sunday afternoon the Jay-
cee - PC Christmas Stocking
drive was conducted to raise
funds for local underprivileged
children. The city was can
vassed between 1 and 3 p.m.
by 168 students from Presby
terian College. The goal was
set at $750, and the students
collected $925.
Ten groups, consisting of Al
pha Sigma Phi, Theta Chi.
Kappa Alpha, Sigma Nu, Pi
Kappa Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha,
and two independent groups
called Monk’s Merry Men, and
Charlie’s Changers plus the
co-eds made the solicitation.
A plaque was presented to the
WE'RE COMiMG^
TO WORK FOR.
"JIM” GOODMAN j
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group having the highest per
centage of members present.
The Clinton Jaycees will use
the donations to take area un
derprivileged children
shopping to buy necessities
and also to give a Christmas
party for these children on
Tuesday Dec. 13.
Jaycee chairman Len Cari-
cofe expressed appreciation
to the students for their work
and also to the residents of
Clinton for their help.
FOR SALE
Feathercraft Boat
14ft. long, and trailer
Johnson motor
Best kind for fishing
Nice gift for your
own Christmas
See J. C. Nabors
Bonds Cross Roads
or Murphey Timmerman
at Baldwin Motor Co.
AIRMAN MAULDIN
Airman Mauldin
At Texas Base
Darryl Keith Mauldin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mauldin,
19 Skyland Drive, Bon Aire
Acres is in training at Lack-
land AFB. San Antonio, Tex
as. for a period of six weeks
prior to going to school in
Texas. His address is AB Dar
ryl K. Mauldin. AF 12807068,
Box 1511, Flight 2333. Lack
land AFB. Texas 78236.
By KAY RAN COX
CHS is quite proud of
James Meadows, who has
been chosen to participate in
the 1967 All-State Chorus.
James sang in Columbia last
year and was again selected
this year on the basis of tone,
voice control, breath control,
and pronuneis tion. So. let’s
all offer James our best wish
es on February 17 as he sings
tenor in this year’s chorus.
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Clinton High School seems
to house many fine people,
for it was represented in the
Shrine Bowl by Tommy
Rhodes and the CHS band.
Tommy played a great game
Saturday as lineman, and our
band really did a fine job, too.
All of us should congratulate
them both. '
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Next Tuesday night. Dec.
13. the Junior Class of Clinton
High School will present
“Mama’s \ Baby Boy.” This
year’s cast deludes Becky
Crisp. Rita Johnson. Cookie
Arnold. Sharon Plaxico, Sid
ney Pitts, Libby Bishop. Jack
Ferguson. Jane Timmerman,
Buddy -Cox, Valerie Simmons.
Danny Hellams, and Sara
Lynn Wysor. The three-aet
comedy will be presented at
eight o’cloclc inf the high
school auditorium and is un
der the direction of Miss
Eloise Miller and Mrs. Rita
Rhame. The admission fees
have been set at fifty cents
and seventy-five cents. Good
luck, juniors, we’ll all be
there to see you in “Mama’s
Baby Boy”!
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Last Monday in chapel the
National Honor Society spon
sored an extremely interest
ing and beneficial program.
It was called Operation “Get
Smart.” Through the Depart
ment of Corrections in Co
lumbia we arranged to hear
three convicts who visit high
schools to tell young people
the mistakes they have made
in their lives. The speakers,
known to us as I, II, and III,
related to us their true life
stories and warned us to walk
the "straight and narrow
way.” I thought this was cer
tainly the most impressive
chapel program CHS has
ever been host to, and sin
cerely wish everyane couiu
have had the opportunity of
bjing there. Many of us CHS-
’ers learned quite a lesson
from these young men.
Maj. Gen. Duncan
To Speak at College
Maj. Gen. George T. Dun
can. deputy commanding gen
eral, Third United States
Army, Fort McPherson, Ga.;
will speak to the' Presbyte
rian College student body Fri
day morning.
The program, scheduled to
start at 10:00 a. m. in Belk
Auditorium, will feature the
presentation of an “outstand
ing civilian service award” to
President Marc C. Weersing
for his support of and contri
bution to the ROTC at Pres
byterian.
At the same time, Gen.
Duncan will present to Col.
(Ret.) A. J. Thackston, PC
dean of students, a “certifi
cate of appreciation for patri
otic civilian service” in sup
port of the ROTC.
A native of Thomasville,
Ga., George T. Duncan enter
ed the Army upon graduation
from the U, S. Military Acad
emy in 1932. He served with
the 65th Infantry Division in
Europe during World War II
and commanded a regiment
of the 40th division in Korea.
He was promoted to brigadier
general in 1956 and assigned
as commanding general of
the Berlin Command. With
promotion to major general
in 1961 came the command of
the IV U. S. Army Corps with
headquarters in Birmingham,
Ala. Then after service jyith
the Continental Army Com
mand at Fort Monroe, Va.,
Gen. Duncan last April as
sumed his present assign
ment.
An active Presbyterian,
George Duncan became a
member of th e PC board of
visitors this fall. His decora
tions include the Distinguish
ed Service Medal. Silver Star
with cluster and the Legion
of Merit with cluster.
CLINTON’S LARGEST
SUPERMARKET
Register For
FREE
SANTA CLAUS
To Be Given
Away Dec. 23rd
At 6 p, m.
Real Doll House or Fort
FOR LITTLE GIRLS
FOR LITTLE BOYS
Your Choice - Register Often. Nothing To Buy
Both On Display In Front Of Our Store.
To Be Given Away Dec. 23rd, At 6 p. m.
Employee’s Of Piggly Wiggly Or Their
Immediate Families Not Eligible To Win
The Country Shop
FURNITURE
CARPETS
* ACCESSORIES
Piggly Wiggly Branded U. S. D. A. Choice Heavy Western
STEAK SALE!
Boneless Top
Round
79c
Sirloin
T-Bone or
Cubed
99c
pg Free Greenbax Stamps With Azalea Bp I Sirloin Tin or Rump Lb.
50 Sliced Bacon 15VC ROAST.. 89c
Dreher
12 Oz. Cup
DUKE’S
Sausage 49c
1 Lb. Pk.
Wieners 59c
Smoked
MAYONNAISE - 39<
Limit: One With $5.00 or More Onder
DIXIE CRYSTAL or DOMINO Limit: 1 With $5 or More Order
SUGARS"
Azalea King Size V/i Lb. Loaf | First Quality Nylon Pr. I A Of
BREAD.. 21c | HOSE... 39c JLSJl
Pork Chops 89c
12 Oz. Pk.
DOUBLE Q
TALL CAN
HONEYSUCKLE SLICED
TURKEY ROAST
2!/ z Lb. Size
Pink SALMON 59c Uii2
SEARCHLIGHT
TALL CAN
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY ... 2 to 6 P.M.
DECEMBER 11 th
Pfc. Ray Albert
Murphy
Pfc. Ray Albert Murphy
died Sunday morning from in
juries received in an automo
bile accident near Joanna.
He was stationed at. Fort
Bragg, N. C., a member of Co.
B3, 325th Infantry Paratroop
ers.
A graduate of Clinton’s Bell
Street High School, he also
attended Lincoln -Technical
School in Newark, N, J.,
where he studied auto mech
anics.
Surviving are his parents,
Willie Murphy and Mrs. An
nie Bell Wiley Murphy, of
Clinton; three brothers, Willie,
Jr., and Fred Murphy of Jer
sey City, N. J., and David
Murphy of Clinton; three sis
ters, Mrs. Henrietta Davis of
Clinton, Mrs. Josephine Sam
uel and Mrs. Annie Bell Moses
of Jersey City, N. J.
Funeral services were con
ducted Wednesday at St. Mat-
them AME Church near Car
lisle, with full military hon
ors, the rites being led by a
U. S. Army chaplain from
Fort Gordon, Ga. Burial was
in the family lot of the church
cemetery.
Pink SALMON 55c
Limit: Two W’ith Other Purchases
Honeysuckle Sliced
Turkey and Gravy
2 LB. PK.
$1.89
BUTTER NUT
t LB. FANCY CAN
59c
Limit: 1-W $5 or More Order
CAROLINA HOLIDAY
SOUTHERN ROLL 8 Oz. Roll
0LE0.. 10c
LIMIT: 4 PLEASE
Jiffy Cake
Box
REG. 1.49 VALUE
99c
E.
Frozen FRENCH FRIES, 2 lb. pk 29c
Colgate TOOTH PASTE, reg. 1.19 . . . 77c
Mother’s Black Raspberry CAKE, ea... 39c
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Compare Our Prices On Fruit Cake
Ingredients
MIXES.. 10c
ONLY AT PIGGLY WIGGLY
Red Band 6 Cans
Biscuits.. 49c
ZIPPER SKIN
TANGERINES
each
FRESH POLE
BEANS ‘ 23c
100 GREENBAX STAMPS
WITH THIS COUPON AND $10.00 GROCERY ORDER
Expires Saturday, December 10, 1966
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