The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 30, 1967, Image 11
r
Ctwtntv S. C., Thursday, Match 30l» lt#7
THE CLINTON CHKONICLB
— f
Highlights
From Clinton High
4, y | 1
By KAYRAN COX
Republican or Democrat —
which is your choice? Every
body at OHS is talking politics
this week, for next Monday
hosts the elections. Chosen on
Monday will be the President
and Vice-President of next
year’s Student Body along
with new class officers and
homeroom representatives.
CHS is blooming with posters
and signs; all the candidates
are hard at work. Good luck
to all of you, and may the
best man win (or should I say
“best person!”).
The State Science Fair will
be held next weekend in the
Textile HaU at Greenville, S.
C. The first place winners at
CHS are invited to enter their
projects and all Clintonians
are urged to visit the Fair ancl
* Student Council
Members Named
At Presbyterian
Students from South Caro
lina, Tennessee and Florida
have been elected as class rep
resentatives to serve on the
- Presbyterian College student
council for the coming year.
They are: Senior Class —
Joe Dunlap of Knoxville and
Sandy Lynn of Memphis; Ju
nior — Robin Williams of Myr
tle Beach and Al Wilson of
Darlington; and Sophomore—
Ferdie Jourdan of Chester and
Billy Bryant of Quincy* Fla.
Freshman representatives will
be named from the first-year
class entering next fall.
These representatives join
the following officers, elected
the previous week, in forming
' the PC Student Government
Association: Dave Berry of
Union, president; Bob Staton
of Emporia, Va., vice-presi
dent; Dick Query of Charles
ton, secretary; and John Wal-
ther of Virginia Beach, Va.,
treasurer.
v
see the hundreds of outstand
ing projects (Mi display.
With the return of the school
schedule came the practice
for the •* Senior Play. Once
again, let me remind you to
plan on attending this per
formance; this year the cast
portrays a drama instead of
a comedy. Please remember
you all are cordially invited.
This weekend will find sev
eral CHS’ers in Georgia. The
Horizons of the Camp Fire
Girls, Inc. are holding a Re
gional Conference on Stone
Mountain, which is about six
teen miles from Atlanta. The
girls will leave Friday and
return early Sunday night.
Have a good time, everyone!
Well, before I leave you for
this week, let me say I hope
each of you had a happy and
holy Easter weekend. The
weather was certainly beauti
ful for this very special sea
son of the year, and I hope
each persons’ thoughts and
deeds shown brighter than the
sun. May each of us live to
welcome many more Easters.
School District 56
School Lunch Menu
Week of April 3-7
MONDAY
Milk, barbecued beef, cole
slaw, rice, frozen green lima
beans, hot biscuit, butter, pea
nut butter cookies.
TUESDAY
Milk, thick vegetable* soup,
pimiento cheese sandwiches,
cornbread squares, butter,
chilled pineapple.
WEDNESDAY
Milk, Southern fried chick
en, field peas with snaps, rice
with gravy, hot biscuit, but
ter, chilled applesauce.
THURSDAY
- Milk, sliced bologna, sliced
cheese, green beans with
whole potatoes, stuffed celery,
News of Bonds
Cross Roads
MRS. N. A. SHOUSE
Correspondent
Telephone 611-6029
Rev. W. W. Willingham and
family moved to Bishopville
on Saturday. The family will
return to Joanna during the
week and will be staying dur
ing the week at Hay’s Trailer
Park.
The Rev. J. T. McCarthy
was supply pastor at Fairview
Baptist Church on Sunday.
Jackie Durham, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Shin Durham left
Thursday for Fort Bragg.
Word has been received
from Wayne Crapps, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Crapps,
that he has been assigned to
a commissary unit in Viet
nam.
Word has been received
from David T. Pitts, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Pitts,
Sr., that he has arrived at
Elpaso, Texas and will ho
stationed at Fort Bliss, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Pitts
wore in Greenville on Mon
day. .
Miss Mary Ann McCall, a
student at Agnes Scott, At
lanta, has returned to Agnes
Scott after spending a week
with Mrs. N. A. Shonse ancl
Mrs. Earle Johnson.
On last Wednesday Mrs.
N. A. Shouse entertained Miss
Ann Workman and David
Wassau* Miss Mary Ami Mc
Call and Kenneth Johnson and
Jimmy Johnson at dinner at
the Mary Musgrove Hotel.
Mary Ann McCall and Ken
neth Johnson were entertain
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Johnson on Thursday evening
at Blogers, and on Friday
evening by Mr. and Mrs.
James Johnson at Sunset Res
taurant, Newberry.
Mrs. N. A. Shouse, Susan
hot rolls, butter, banana pud
ding.
FRIDAY
, 4 Milk, chili con came with
beans, turnip greens with sea
soning, tomato wedges, hot
biscuit, butter, jello with top
ping.
and Kay Shouse attended the
Workman-Wasson wedding in
Laurens on Friday evening.
... Mrs. David Pitts, Sr. has
been called to Atlanta this
week due to the death of a
brother.
Shady Grove Home Demon
stration Club will meet Tues
day, April 4, at 5 p. m. at
the Shady Grove Club House.
All members are urged to be
present. Yearly dues are to be
collected at this meeting.
\
16 PC Students
Cited for Honors
Sixteen new members have
been accorded membership in
the two academic honor soci
eties at Presbyterian College^
Dean Joseph M. Gettys an
nounced today.
Seven second-year students
earned high enoughs averages
after three jf^msters of work
here to be eligible for the
Sophomore Academic Honor
Society; Vicki Brown of Sum
ter; Lewis Caldwell of Cov
ington, Ga.; Mike LeFever of
Lancaster, Pa.; Rush Otey of
Gainesville, Ga.; William H.
Scott III of West Point, Ga.;
Martha Smith of Greer; and
Danny Wyatt of Huntsville,
Ala.
Nine seniors received fac
ulty approval for membership
in Sigma Kappa Alpha, a se
lect group based on seven se-
sters of scholarship achieve-
mesters of scholarly achieve
ment. They are James Bell of
Copperhill, Tenn.; Carlos
Emanuel of Ecuador, South
America; Paula Evans of Lu-
dowici, Ga.; Susan Gilbert of
Blakely, Ga.; W. Woodrow
Hall of York; Jim Johnson of
Georgiana, ^la.; Henry B.
Parks of Grflenviljp; David
Rousey of Jacksoaviilfi, Fla.;
and Morrow B. Thompson of
Van Wyck.
CREDITOR’S NOTICE
All persons having claims
against th# estate of Dessie
Wilkes, deceased, are hereby
notified to file the same duly
verified, With the undersign
ed, and those indebted to said
estate will please make pay
ment likewise.
Elise Wilkes
Elanda Wilkes Holley
Exeutrievs
Executrices
P. O. Box 243
Clinton, S. C.
March 27th, 1967 —3c
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 20th
day of April, 1967, I will ren
der a final account of my acts
and doings as Executor of the
estate of Charles Ernest Chap
man in the office of the Judge
of Probate of Laurens Coun
ty, at 10 o’clock a.m., and
on the same day will apply
for a final discharge from
my trust as Executor.
Any person indebted to said
estate is notified and required before said date, duly proven
to make payment qn or before or be forever barred.
that date, and all persons hav- J. B. Hart,
ing claims against said es- Executor
taty will present them on or March 20, 1967 4C-AUf
Have You Paid
“<*>' •-* '• ytrr-r . .A'
Your County
Taxes?
k-c x
More Than Double Increase
In Penalty On April 1.
s>
Allen D. Coleman
COUNTY TREASURER
\
Promoted to Copt.
• New Ulm, German — Rob
ert M. Fleming-Jones, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. McBride F.
Jones of 77 Oxford PI., Glen
Rock, N. J., has been promot
ed to captain in the U. S. Air
Force.
Captain Fleming-Jones Is a
weapons controller with an Air
Force unit at New Ulm.
The captain was commision-
ed in 1963 upon completion of
officer training school at Lack-
land AFB, Texas.
A graduate of Ridgewood
(N. J.) High School, he re
ceived his B.S. degree in busin
ess administration from the
University of Denver.
His wife, Betty, is the daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. James
W. Spillers of TOO Sloan St.,
Clinton.
It
You owe
it to yourself
to pay yourself, too.
Just as regularly as you pay
your bills, pay yourself,too.
Put at least five percent of
your take-home pay in a
savings account with us. Who
deserves it more than you?
CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE
Per Annum Compounded «Semi-Annually
CITIZENS FEDERAL
Savings and Loan
Association ~ "
220 West Main Street ‘
CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
\
Almeno Blalock
Tapped at Converse
Miss Almena (Sister) Bla
lock has been tapped into
membership of Gavl. hono
rary 'Senior leadership society
at Converse College, Spartan
burg. She is one of eight
rising sepiors surprised dur
ing the tapping ceremonies
held recently.
Gavel’s purpose is to rec
ognize rising seniors, who have
achieved a high scholastic
standing and who have demon
strated qualities of leadership
and service.
Miss Blalock’s roommate,
Miss Justina Lasley of Lan- 1
caster, was also tapped as a
member of the society.
Miss Blalock is the daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. George
R. Blalock of Clinton.
NOTICE OF INTENT TO DIS
SOLVE RIMER, INCORPO
RATED AND
NOTICE OF ACQUISITION
OF BUSINESS BY AZALEA
HOMES, INC.
Notice is hereby given that
a Statement of Intent to Dis
solve Rimer, Incorporated, a
South Carolina corporation
having its principal place of
business at 212 South Living
ston Street, Clinton, South Ca
rolina, by written consent of
all shareholders has been filed
in the Office of the Secretary,
of State for the State of SoOth
Carolina and that it is the in
tent of said shareholders to
dissolve said corporation pur
suant to provisions of Chapter
1.12 of the South Carolina Bus
iness Corporation Act of 1962.
Notice is also given that all of
the assets and business of Ri
mer, Incorporated have been
acquired by Azalea Homes, s
Inc., and the business will be
continued at the same address
under the management of-
Shelton J. Rimer.
R. G. Jones
Secretary, Rimer, In
corporated
Shelton J. Rimer
President, Azalea
Homes, Inc.
March 22, 1967 M 3<Mc
ire
rve
Girls
A
Future!
We Salute Them During Their...
Birthday Week...March 17-25
T—
TIME TOJMY SPECIAL HONOR TO THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS FOR
THEIR HIGH STANDARDS, EARNEST EFFORTS AND 1TNE ACCOM
PLISHMENTS. THIS WEEK AND EVERY WEEK, REMEMBER THAT
THEY’RE COUNTING ON YOU TO DO YOUR PART, THROUGH YOIJR
SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF CAMP FIRE WEEK.
CAMPFIRES ACTIVITIES IN CUNTON
ARE SUPPORTED BY UNITED FUND
This Advertisement Sponsored by Following Firms Interested in American Yquth.
Jewel Box
* i
■
Johnson Brothers Super Market
Sunshine Cleaners
Appliance" Sales Co. '
Clinton Chronicle »
# )
v
Cannon Chain Saws
V
Smith Motor Company
Laurens, S. C.
Piggly Wiggly
' . I
Lynn Cooper, Inc.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
THE CHRONICLE
PHONE 833-0541