The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 19, 1967, Image 7
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Saluting the Javcees
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DURING NATIONAL JAYCEE
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JANUARY 15-21
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We Salute the Jaycees
Their Thoughtful Concern and Forward Looking
Action Has Made Our Community a Better
Place in Which to Live
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The Clinton Jaycees is a civic organization working for community betterment an$
open to all young men 21 through 35 years of age. Chartered In April of 1956, the'
Clinton Jaycees have been active in the community and state.
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Some of their projects the past year have been assisting in South Carolina Jaycee
Football Classic. They participated in tha classic by selling tickets and send
ing 3 members to work during the game. Proceeds were give^ to mental health
Association. The Jaycees helped to set up booths at the annual PTA Halloween
Carnival and also at the Laurens County Fear. Proceeds from the fair booth were
used for Community Development Projects. Their annual Christmas Shopping Tour
for underprivileged children in the Clinton area was most successful with over
SSOOrcdsedlorthe project 65 children were taken on a shopping tour.'
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Looking into the future is an aim of the Clinton Jaycees. They have completed an
initial survey in a project of getting a YMCA in the city. Wed., Jan. 18,1967, the In-'
ter-State YMCA Secretary and his associates will be in Clinton to interview citi
zens in the area.. From the results of the/'Y" commttee's visit, a guideline will be
set for the continuation of this project.
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Officers
RANDY DUNAGIN - President
TED DAVENPORT , -— 1st.,Vice-President
CHARLES RtJARK _ ... ...7..T.~.:.^.. 2nd. Vice-President
LEN CARtCOFE
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DIRECTORS
Herman Burdette Hubie Roberts
Horace Payne Joe Foster
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ED MADDEN
Members
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Robert Adamson Russ Emerson Frank Johnson
Jol i".Fanning James Kidd
Jim DeCastro Tommy Gambrel! Bill MacArthur
Ernie Dunawa^j Mooes Guerrlni Mack Nahors
Tom Elbert Joe Holland Rocky Norris
Jerry Powell
Sandy Templeton
Glenn Walker
Lawrence Young
Wilmot Shealy ’
SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING LOCAL FIRMS:
Torrlngfon Company
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Jewel B,ox
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M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers
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Maxwell Brothers
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Piggly Wiggly
Lynn Cooper, Inc.
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Citizens Federal
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Industrial Supply Co.
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Johnsons Mens Shop
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Howard s Pharmacy
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Belle s Department Store
Whitefords Drive-In -
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T. E. Jones Sons
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. Yarborough Studio
and CAMERA SHOP
H. D. Payne & Co.
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