The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 11, 1968, Image 18
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IK—THE CHRONICLE. Clinton. S. C., April 11. 1%K
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Clinton High
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By I IN WOOD COX
Dui'im this (‘lection week
ol ('US, .Inn Johnson was
i lectril our 1W>9 I’l'esident
and 1'OiTe-t Adair a elec
ted our \'ice [‘resident Jim -
cainpaien manager uas l.in-
uiM (1 ( 11\. and Forrest s cam
paicn manager \\ < Jinki Sad-
Icr
Itccau e o! their hard work
our chi m J u a^ decoi ated by
pi ister'i and\ papcr->. and
* ,,: i d ; d a I e hall tier - \> the
\ ote 11 \ caied. the majority
n) the ( 1!s e:know by
u hum tin i p t. n- could
!i, t |) ( tilled, an11 we know
,-v !• \ ' U on t !ct US
•'•it the'
1111\( n
I In (
("uh
■ it
lie !’ 1 ;i Sc:cnc(‘
■ ed medal- to all
e .'“.ci -air wm-
rf ,d - n rcceix ed
aw ard m chem-
Jahnson re
el :ai t r physics.
. u recci\ cd the
\ W i u ish to
,ird e\cr\ person
:,tr the -ucccss ot
( ’.ten !F l; School
F.uid : ci i" th cei\ t d an
e a i o' 2" .n the state
: eontc -■ w h:ch w as held
! P t r. >■ 11 mh Sch' .'•! :n ('< •!-
,: n 11 a l lie'. r.-ce; \ i d a " 1
: n. in -dltt -eadins and a
:: '.tin. me incert play ms
aera jin. fin o\ crall "2
r,,' a U e are all \ er> proud
Mr Boukni-'ht and his
liatul.
(in Monday. cramyone
tom d out that we did not
h.,\ e 'o come to school on the
Mondav at'"r our Kast(‘r \a-
eatien Thf announcement
aniu-cd everyone and we
u ere all !ad to know that we
didn't ha\ e to make up our
snow days as ihsienated pre
viotisly I know that all CHS
(M's will havt a ureat \ aca
tion and 1 hope that y ou will. •
too ’
H AI ’ 1 ’ y FASTKK'
Davidson St.
Program Set
The Da\ id m St• ce' Bapt:<t
rhurch ch ir w dl present a
special program oi approjun-
at( Ka-tc music and Scrip
turi Sunday moi'nine m c -m
memoratam ot I he t 'rue:! i\-
:on and I he Bc-Mirrect ion
The thente ' U 'he 11 o'clock
-er\ icc The (dot aius
Christ
1'hc pa.-tcr. Kc\ M Floyd
Hcllam''. will read tin M-rip-
tuia and e:\e ’he tncdita'ion.
Duncan's Creek
Service Slated
Duncan'' Creek Brt'shv
san Church will have an e;
morninc worship set v ice
binnina at 7 JO A M
Ka'tt _ Sundav. \pnl
Comunion will al<o be c
hrated and will he led by
('.come C Bellincrath
Clinton
Dr Bellinsrath will he a -
siMed in the service by 1’C
students Hay Combs and
KU'h Otey. who regularly fill
the pulpit at the church
All visitors are’ invited and
welcome to attend.
Four Locol Girls Practice Teaching
Four local uirls are amotiff
the Ufa Winthrop Collette stu
dents who are now practice
teaelutv-! throuuhout the state
Betty \nn Strond ot Joanna
m teaching; in the Aiken
County school system. Maria
\nne Kins ol Clinton is
teachitu: in (iraiufeburu
( Ount v Sue Andreii Stroud ol
Joanna and Susan K. ! u
of (Hinton are teaching
York County.
In North Carolina, aln ;.
325,000 persons are empli.y,
by the textile and apparel u
dustries — more than 5() |
cent ot the state’s indtisli-
labor force.
ViN M ,\l DLi'Cv A ! ION The Clinton Junior
*m: S !’•> • t! ' i y. ;.r has tipen dedicated
Mr ar Mt ' I’. WF 'cr. Mr. W ilder is sui>er-
’c ' ■ ’ ' S ■ ’ hi trat >(1 an 1 Mrs. Wilder is
' 'tec . ''c 1 f a' < antoii .l.mior 11 lull. Sltown
c' “ ;.rr i ' 'o t i i’t, Marv Helen ( onolv. a mem-
hei of the unuihil staff; Susie Keller, via* president
of thi’ Student Council: Mr. Wilder Mrs. Wilder.
Hilly Yotmy. presiden' of the Student Council; and
Harrell Shealy, a n.cm'oer of the annual staff.
( Yarborou'.' It Photo i
CROSS HILL NEWS
By MBS. s.\KAll S! (.AKS Mr- F 1’ Boa/man. 1! B
( orrespondent Scuars and Cindy Sesars
Mis< 1.: 1!ic Mac Kudd ha u '"'' ,)l|v ' in, ‘ v "' vlsl,, ’ r ' m
been (|uitc ill m Sell Mi ni' r (ircciiv die on luc -day
ml Ho-pital She ' nnpi o The copjmunitv welcomes
in '2 tin Frick laimlv who occupy
Mrs 1 urncr Pm-on ha ,| 1( inrmcr Cunnin.ham
returned home Irom Ba .lcv ,, .
,, , ,, , home Mr f rick w as Nan
Memorial Hc'Pital
, . Cunnmuham and thev have
Mr J. .1 (icorac lias Ihmmi a
patient in the 1.aureus Dis- mov cd heic loun ( lam.ii.
•net Hospital.
1 he ( ross Hill ( ouncil held Sprina brunts on the day s
its monthly mcctmu at the 1hat ni( . n ' s h( ., ir) i„. r ; U1 'c
Town Hall on Monday , April
1
FOR THE BEST,
IN GOD WE TRUST
VOTE FOR
M. H. Patterson
Candidate For Election
As
MAGISTRATE
HI NTER TOWNSHIP
At
MOUNTYILLE and
JOANNA
Experienced, Sober
and Fair
4 Years A Peace Officer
Your Vote and Support
Appreciated
\ is it lit;
lOWLR — S'lev.n
aaeve are seven
men: ei ■ 1 :
: ) ” “|. 1 \ :M. \. ;ti 1
recently visited
M e ! ”> T I
. ••.<:'t ]■' r< T %' rv in
’he Enoree Dis-
triet el r!'■
> t' *'t *'i' \ I-
'erest. Assistant
1 > 1 ! •’ K '
1 i i 1 'it' !( r exphi
ined the use of
tile t er
1 ’: i f' * ! i* !'. plays in
detection of for-
est t’ii'es. S'h'
(V. n alinvt', Trent re'
vv. left to rigfht.
;i.!e (n’urg'i'
i' imiinenam, .Mike
Hatton. Johnny
I h l.l 1
Sc in ns. Charles
Yarherniiyh and
>f:irk ] 'er:
S’ .-ell 1 Vi i\\ . M rs
Frank Dailey,
Ih’ii ( ! i- t’ 1 ..
r !h . a•: i Mrs. L
av Fernell.
MOUNTVILLE NEWS
Rev. Ira Carey of F.dac-
field filled the pulpit at the
First Baptist Church on Sun
day in the Absence of the
pastor. Rev John Turner who
was in a revival at Mt. (fa 11a
uher near Ware Shoals.
V. J. Plyler and sons Ricky
and Eddie of Matthews.
\. C.. were the dinner truests
of his mother. Mr< B F. Ply
ler. on Sunday.
Mrs. C. L. Coats, accom
panied by her si'ter, Mrs.
Tina Stowe of (iainesville,
(la., spent some time recent
ly in Miami, Fla.
iif the temptation to rush into
unaccustomed activity, the
South Carolina Heart Associ
ation warns.
+fiTtpotni:
FAMILY SIZE
FREEZER Holds 354 IDs.
SPECIAL!
Come In
Today
• Porcelain-on-Steel Liner
• 12.1 Sq. Ft. Shelf Area
• Three Refrigerated Shelves
• Four Door Shelves
• Reservoir Bottom Catches Spills
• Quiet Magnetic Door Closing
FREE SERVICE AND DELIVERY
Ciinton-Lydia Mills Stores
s:{:5-2a(is ( ALL (()LLE( T
(HIKE
S33-3D71
HOM E
DIXIE FENCE,
Inc.
BOX 131 — CLINTON, S.
C.
SANDY GARNER
DOYLE COOK
r>v MRS. L. K ADAMS
( orrespondents
Mrs Doris Benjamin and
('hnstme an i Mr and Mr'
Thoma IV Owen' ol Clint m
^ spent ]a-t Wednesday at
('U'm*on l mv t rsity . Mr
Beniamin abended Honor
and Awards Day IF'r on
Zeke Bcianun m.ule *h(
Dean's List
Mr. and Mts J Roy Crisp
Mrt Jimmy Lynch of Un
ion .'pent the weekend with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Lynch. j
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Baker
and Ani’eleer of Columbia
'pent the weekend with Mr.
.and Mif Walter Benjamin.
Don Faircloth of Laurens
'Pent th(> weekend with his
cousin Johnnv Hudgens.
Mr Carol Cooks and Mr
Stevens of Clinton spent
with Mrs. Herbert
Foundations Should Be Stronc
?er-inr
If your home is built only on you and your
power, it is resting on shaky foundations. When yo.;
collapse your home collapses too. Why not bu id ^
your home on stronger foundations—on the f oun- |j|V
dations afforded by adequate life insurance p’Ofec-
tion? Your family and your home deserve the
strength of life insurance.
REPRESENTATIVES ^ rWrFSFNT ATIVFS
SIDNEY H A RTZOG—833-2333 i .a i i v
FRANK LYDA—833-1784 mSBC 01 IN H RR—833-0llb«
^ ^ ^ ^ itfaL FRED BRA(i(i—833-1663
SPiti/ JltAanmee r Mom^any
spent the weekend n Macon.
(la,, with then' brother-in-law Sunday
and sister. Mr and Mrs, Burn-
Thoma- The.c attended the X1 '' <'>nd Mrs. Howard By-
wedding ol their n.ccc Satur- nrs (, t f harleston sjx’nt the
day muht. Mrs Thomas was weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
the b’rmer Klizabeth Lynn ut H Watts.
Clmton Friend,- of Mr. Roy Miller
- — are glad to know that he is re-
j cuperating nicely at the Self
Memorial Hospital after hav-
\ ing undergone surgery.
Mr. A B Crisp and Mr.
and Mrs. Yates Ross of El-
t hertson, (la., visited Miss
Zellc Crisp and Mr. and Mrs.
Carolina is
Ford Country.
JACOBS BLDG.—833-0950
r Rev Adams Sunday.
Throughout the world
textiles play a leading roll in
» fire lighting. Last year, in the!
* United States alone, more!
^ than eight million pounds of !
textile materials were used in
the production of fire hose.
CECIL B. DeMILLE’S
KING OF KINGS
FULL LENGTH PICTURE
BELK AUDITORIUM
APRIL 12 and 14
7:30 P. M.
A FREE WILL OFFERING WILL BE
TAKEN
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
VMM**
Watch the
Fords-
Go Buy!
Better Ideas make Ford your best buy in ’68
Better Ideas nobody can match. Mustang's original sports car
styling. Nobody else makes it. Fastbacks in three sizes.
Ford's smooth, quiet ride. Two-way doorgates on all wagons.
Economical Falcon. All-new Torino and Fairlane with
4 inches more wheelbase than 31 competitors
XL’s and LTD's with hidden Jjeadiights
standard. Save nowl
See the light.
Better Ideas made
Carolina Ford Country.
Ford Qalaxi« 500 Hardtop
fR D
bos o better idea
Baldwin Motor Company, Inc.
N. Broad St. — Clinton, S. C.
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