The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 27, 1969, Image 4
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PC Trustees Meet
orator is one who
loud noises from the
sound like deep mes*
from the brain.”
Adoption of an operating bud
get for the coming year and re
view of the current capital funds
campaign will be two main con
siderations of the Presbyterian
College board of trustees when
it meets in regular session next
Monday and Tuesday.
Trustees are scheduled to
arrive on campus Monday after
noon and assemble in commit
tees that night The board will
meet in full session the next
morning under the leadership of
Chairman Eugene T. Wilson of
Atlanta.
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1966 OLDS
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1966 FORD
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Small 8 engine, R, H,
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1969 DODGE
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with P. S., P. B., R, H,
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tras. Specially priced to
sell this week.
1969 DODGE
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Monday
In addition to the 1969-70 bud
get, the trustees will consider
the various areas of current
operations and will review the
progress of the Presbyterian
College development program.
Special emphasis will be given
the EXCEL campaign now under
way in the Synod of South Caro
lina.
Dr. Marc C. Weersing, presi
dent of PC, will give a general
report on the state of the col
lege and administrative officers
will report on their various de
partments.
Two other regular items of
business scheduled for this
spring session are the election
of new trustee officers and the
selection of honorary degree
nominees to be cited at com
mencement exercises next May
18. Besides Chairman Wilson, the
present officers are: James A.
Chapman, Jr., of Spartanburg,
vice-chairman; and William L.
Watkins of Anderson, secretary.
The board of trustees governs
Presbyterian College in the name
of the Synods of Georgia and South
Carolina, which control and
support the institution. Of its
32 members, 26 are appointed
equally by the two synods, three
are elected as alumni represen
tatives and three serve as trus
tees-at-large upon selection by
the board.
Administrative officers to re
port, along with President Weer
sing, are: Academic Dean Joseph
M. Gettys, Business Manager G.
Edward Campbell, Student Dean
A. J. Thackston, Women’s Dean
Marion Hill, Development Di
rector Powell A. Fraser, and A-
lumni and Public Relations Di
rector Ben Hay Ham met.
The trustee committee chair
men are: Academic Affairs--Dr.
Merle C. Patterson of Atlanta;
Finance and Budget--Wallace M.
Montgomery of Marietta, Ga.;
Student Activities--Hugh S. Ja
cobs of Clinton; Financial De
velopment--L. J. O’Callaghan of
Atlanta; Physical Development--
J. L. Bruce of Cornelia, Ga.;
and Executive--Dr. Eugene T.
Wilson.
Clinton YMCA
To.. Offer
Adult Classes
All women in the Clinton area
who are interested in participat
ing in a beginners knitting class
are asked to meet at the YMCA
Building this Thursday evening,
February 27, at 7:00 for an or
ganisational meeting.
The classes will be held each
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
from 7:00 til 9:00 p.m. and in
structed by Mrs. Alvin Hueble.
Those who are unable to attend
the first class may Join the class
on Tuesday, March 4, at 7:00
p.m.
All materials necessary to be
gin the course may be purchased
at the YMCA for $3.61.
SLIM-NASTICS
Slim-Nastics class got under
way at the Presbyterian Women’s
Gymnasium this past Tuesday.
About 30 Clinton area ladies have
signed up for the course and more
are expected.
The course Is being Instructed
by Mrs. John J. Bingham and will
be held each Tuesday and Thurs
day. Two classes will be held
each day for the convenience of
the ladies.One at 10 a.m. on Tuet
day and Thursday and one at
5 p.m. on Tuesday and Thurs
day. The first phase of the course
will be held for an eight week
period.
OTHER CLASSES
Other classes for adult men and
women will be offered and will
be announced in the near future.
A beginners Bridge Class Is
expected to be announced within
the week and will be instructed
by Mrs. John A. Burney.
A Ceramics Class will be in the
offering for men and women and
will be announced as soon as
equipment can be set up for the
course. Mrs. Frances Lawson
has agreed to instruct the class.
Other programs and activities
are being planned for both adult
men and women for the spring
season.
For information about any of
the outlined programs, please
call the YMCA at 833-1555.
4-A—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., February 27,
Fraser Is Named
College President
(Cont from page L)
the Bronze Star for heroism.
For service as advisor to Gen
eral Chiang-kal-sbek and for
service on the General Staff in
the Pentagon he was awarded the
Legion of Merit In the latter po
sition be was responsible for the
personnel portion of the Army
budget which exceeded three bill
ion dollars.
Throughout Powell Fraser’s
military career he was noted
for his religious influence with
in the Armed Forces. He was in
strumental in the organization of
the ProtestantMen-of-theChapel
program in Europe. This pro
gram has now been adopted by the
Army, Navy, and the Air Force
on military bases throughout the
world. He helped to establish a
men’s work program within the
Formosa Presbyterian Church
and has twice addressed the As
sembly-wide Men’s Convention of
the Presbyterian Church, U.S.,
representing the military service
and sharing the rostrum with
Billy Graham and other disting
uished speakers.
Electric Motor
Service Co.
Opens Here
Carl H. Venable has opened a
new business firm, Electric Mo
tor Service Co., in Clinton.
The firm is located at 614 Mus-
grove Street at the Intersection
of Highways 72 and 56 N.
A native of Charlotte, Venable,
was associated with Jones Elec
tric Repairs Co. in Charlotte
prior to moving to Clinton. His
firm offers electric motor re
pairs, including single-phase and
three-phase rewind!ngs, both for
industries and individuals.
He and his wife, the former
Sharon Herring, reside in the
Renno section. They have two
sons and a daughter. Mrs. Ven
able was secretary toRossTem
pleton, noted Presbyterian Col
lege booster, for U years.
At Presbyterian College Fra
ser has assisted in the develop
ment of a ten-year program for
the college.
Fraser has served as an elder
in the First Presbyterian Church
in Clinton, the First Presbyter-
ina Church at Colorado Springs,
Colo., and in Trinity Presbyter
ian Church in Montgomery, Ala.
He previously served as Modera
tor of the Presbytery of South
Carolina. In 1965 he was elect
ed by the General Assembly as
a member of the Board of Chris
tian Education and was reelected
in 1968 for a term of three years.
He is married to the former
Annelle McCall of Florence. A
son, Alex, age 19, is complet
ing his first year at the United
States Naval Academy at Annapo
lis, Md., and a daughter, Eloise,
is completing her junior year of
high school.
Although the Frasers are ex
pected to visit Bristol prior
to moving, they will not take up
residence in Bristol before June
15.
In the meantime, T. M. Divine
will continue to function as the
Acting President and executive
officer of King CoUege.
* * *
Kiwonis Club
Meets Tonight
The Clinton Kiwanis Club will
meet tonight at 7 p.m. at Mary
Musgrove Hotel.
Boy Scout Troop 111, sponsored
by the Kiwanis Club, will hold
a Court of Honor at the meeting.
The highlight of the program wiU
be the advancement of Frank
Sherrill and Russell Vance to
the rank of Eagle Scout Mike
Turner is Scoutmaster for the
Troop. Bailey Dixon is assistant
scoutmaster. Aubrey B. Mc-
Crockery Jr., local Scout execu
tive, also win be a special guest
Local Schools
Partidpats In
Adult TV School
Schools in Laurens County
District 56 are participating in
South Carolina’s new and unusual
educational program, •TV High
School* for adults.
Superintendent R. P. Wilder
said adults in the district should
contact the local adult education
coordinator, J. E. Stockman, for
information about locations of lo
cal classes for closed-circuit
viewing of "TV High School*
which begins March 3.
Enrollment applications and
information about materials may
be obtained by writing to "TV
High School,* Columbia, S. C.
This new educational oppor
tunity in South Carolina is a
joint presentation of the Office
of Adult Education in the State
Department of Education and the
S. C. Educational Television Net
work.
It will enable adults to pre
pare to earn high school equi
valency certificates by watching
television at home or in centers
provided locally.
The potential "student body*
consists of about a million per
sons in the state aged 18 and
over who have never completed
high school.
Industries throughout the state
are responding to the program
as a means of upgrading the qua
lifications of workers for pro
motion and pay increases. Caro
lina Eastman’s plant near Co
lumbia Is one which is fully spon
soring participation by em
ployees, and both Fort Jackson
and Shaw Air Force Base are ad
vocating the program for civilian
workers.
Four areas of study are in
cluded in the televised course —
natural sciences, social studies,
mathematics and English gram
mar.
The 48 - lesson program will
continue through August 18.
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