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THK < HKONK LE, C linton, S. C'., May 30, 1968—19 MHST BAPTIST KINDERGARTEN — Members '»! the kindergarten class at the First Baptist ( hunn are, front row, left to right: Gene Collins, Kathy Mann, Jeanette Werts, Glenn Cason, P'orrest ( ook, Daniel Cook; 2nd row; Jamie Dailey, Debbie Savelkoul, Mary Copeland, Carroll Neighbors, Ter ri Hughes, Shelly Wells. The kindergarten closed the school year today, May 30, with a picnic in the churchyard. The class also visited each of the first grades at Hampton Avenue School, visited Joe McDaniel’s farm and took a train ride.— (Yarbor ough Photo) Johnson To Graduate At Academy Robert E. Johnson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. John son Sr., who reside on Jacobs Highway, Clinton, is one of more than 600 cadets in this year’s U.S. Air Force Academy grad uating class. He will receive his bachelor of science degree and be com missioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force June 5. Cadet Johnson is a memtier of the 10th graduating class at the academy. Of the 3,457 grad uates of previous classes, more than 1,100 have served in or are in the Vietnam theater. Cadet Johnson majored in en gineering management and was named to the Dean’s List for his academic excellence. He also received special re cognition at the academy by his appointment as a element leader with the rank of cadet first lieu tenant and as a participant in the master’s degree program. Reward: Laurens County voters to cast their Notes on June 11 for H. GILBERT CALWELI. for Laurens Countv Coroner. Wanted: Dependable, dedicated, conscientious man to serve the people of Laurens County. Ttie cadet for duty at has been selected Robins A EH, Ga. Miss Todd Graduates In Vietnam OLDEST GRADATE—Oldest graduate to attend Alumni Day reunions at Erskine College Saturday, May 25, was Mrs. Edith DeWese Lynn of Tallahas see, Fla., who graduated in 1898 from Due West Woman’s College, now part of Erskine. Mrs. Lynn was the only representative of her 70th reunion class present. She is the widow of L. Ross Lynn, superintendent of Thornwell Orphanage in Clinton from 1918-13. Mrs. Lynn, who came to Erskine with her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Lynn of Talla hassee, Fla., is holding a photograph of her gradu ating class of 1898. Miss Lucy Matilda Todd of Columbia and formerly of Clinton received the bachelor of arts de gree from QueensCollege,Char lotte, N.C., May 20. Miss Todd, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Walter B. Todd, is an English major. She is president of Sigma Upsilon, honorary fra ternity for writers; and president of Orb and Sceptre, honorary leadership organization. During her junior year she was editor, of Coronet, the college yearbook, and served as vice president of Sigma Upsilon. She is a mem ber of Phi Mu sorority. Recital Tonight The piano pupils of Mrs. Harry Y. McSween will be presented in recital Thursday, (tonight) at 8:00 o’clock in the Friendship Room of the First Presbyterian Church. Participating will be Lynn Erady, Susie Oakly, Cyn- this Madden, Clare Turner, Noni Von Hollen, Terri Dendy, Maxine Duncan, Amelia Finley, Colette Floyd and Claire Duncan. Army Private First Class Terry T. Parris, son of Mrs. Sue F. Parris, 31 Peachtree, Clin ton, was assigned to the 42nd Artillery near Bear Cat, Viet nam, May 3. He was graduated in 1964 from Clinton High School where he was a memtier of the National Honor Society and lettered in track and football. VOTE FOR and ELECT W. ALVIN HUEBLE YOUR LAURENS COUNTY CORONER "fox tym Jinny’s Beauty Nook By JINNY The importance of correct hair care, particularly if you are bleaching or tinting, cannot be too highly stressed Do try to pick a flattering shade for yourself, if you decide to change your natural color, (seek the advice of a good beautician). 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In Vietnam Army Specialist Four James [. Craighead, son of Mrs. Lor- iine A. McCoy, 321 S. Bell St., lint n, arrived in Vietnam last lonth with other members of the 1st Engineer Battalion. His unit was last stationed at t. Bliss, Tex. k and Roman mythology terized the unusal sea is a symbol of marine life, ientists at Marineland of l. Portrayed as half fish if horse, the sea horse edly was ridden by the ?rs of the sea numphs and by sea gods. Look To Lawson’s For Hotpoint Sales, Service SLEEP BIG Get Your Copy Of Modern Bride CSF618 EXTRA BIG VALUE! 18.4 CUBIC FEET, ONLY 32” WIDE • Completely No Frost • Roll out on wheels for easy cleaning. • Slide-out shelves l 459” Your Gift From Lawson’s This elegant 4-piece silver by Rogers International Silver Co. is yours at no extra cost with the purchase of an 18 ft. side-by-side Refrigerator-Freezer. 69.95 value. 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