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CALVARY KINDERGARTEN — Members of the kindergarten
class at Calvary Baptist Church for the 1968-69 school year are
shown above. They are, front row, left to right: Sherry Crump
ton, Sherry Moore, Polly Gallman, Debbie McCall, Chuck, Watts,
Lynn Compton, Angie Simmons, Cindy Norwood, Jaime King,
and Dee Motes; second row: Mandy Hairston, Marty Nelson,
Ronald Brookshire, Monty Owens, Nicky Nichols, Mack Sin
clair, Robbie Melton, Denise Gibbs, Missi Ficklin, and Lynn
Coker.— (Photo by Truman Owens)
Calvary Baptist
Kindergarten
Year Ends Friday
The Calvary Baptist Church
Kindergarten will close its 1968-
69 school year on Friday, May
23.
The kindergarten group re
cently visited the first grades of
the Mercer Silas Bailey School
and the Clinton Elementary
School. Each member of the class
will attend first grade next year.
On the morning of May 13, the
children enjoyed their visit and
annual picnic at the home of their
teacher, Mrs. Vernon Trammell
on the Laurens Highway.
Parents of five-year-olds who
are interested in attending the
1969-70 kindergarten session
may contact Mrs. Trammell at
833-1273.
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., May 22, 1969—1-C
County Legislators
Have Had Busy Year
Columbia - The Laurens
County delegation to the House of
Representatives has been active
in local and state-wide matters
so far in the current legislative
session.
The delegation was successful
in getting a bill creating a plan
ning commission for Clinton
through the House and into the
Senate.
A water line bill was passed
by the General Assembly after
being introduced in the House by
the Laurens delegation.
The delegation has been making
plans for the introduction of a
County Council bill for Laurens
County. According to Rep. David
S. Taylor the bill will be intro
duced in the House in the very
near future.
The Laurens County supply bill
is also near ready for introduc
tion in the House. This import
ant legislation should be complet
ed for introduction next week,
Rep. Taylor has said.
In state-wide matters the dele
gation voted for the implied con
sent bill which would require a
driver suspected of drunkenness
to submit to a breath test.
The delegation voted in favor
of a bill to provide for the de
fense of indigents charged with a
crime.
During debate on the state ap
propriations bill, the Laurens
County delegation voted against a
sales tax increase. They voted in
favor of increasing the cigarette
tax, a liquor tax increase, and
an increase in the corporate in
come tax.
The Laurens County Senate
delegation voted in favor of legis
lation banning leg irons on pris
oners and the implied consent
bill.
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cement
PCA Exceeds $500 Million
Production Credit Associa
tions throughout the Carolinas,
Georgia and Florida have achiev
ed a milestone by having more
than $500 million outstanding to
over 44,000 farmers, growers
and ranchers, according to an an
nouncement byR. A. Darr, Presi
dent of the Federal Intermediate
Credit Bank of Columbia.
Dick Suggs, general manager of
the local Palmetto Production
Credit Association, said the
Credit Bank provides leadership,
supervision and agricultural loan
hinds for 62 PCAs in the four-
state area.
Palmetto PCA is a farmer-
owned and operated credit or
ganization serving Greenwood,
Abbeville, McCormick, Saluda,
Edgefield, Aiken, Laurens and
Newberry counties. The Associa
tion is extending $5.8 million to
100 farmer-members in these
counties for their needs for
operating and capital investment
credit on an intermediate-term
oasis.
Directors of the Association
Delude S. F. Sherard, Sr., of
Zalhoun Falls, president; Hugh B.
Vorkman of Joanna, vice presi-
lent; Kenneth Mitchell of Saluda;
David C. Waldrop ofSilverstreet,
P. F. Beck of Williston, Thad
Parks Offer
Carpet Golf
Youngsters and adults who like
carpet golf now may enjoy this
pastime at three South Carolina
State Parks. Courses will be
opened at two other state parks
later this summer.
Courses now are open at Ses-
quicentennial and Greenwood
parks and one at Santee is
scheduled for completion in mid
May.
Two others will be ready later
in the year at Table Rock and
Oconee State Parks.
Popular miniature golf courses
will have 18 holes with attrac
tions like a loop hole, bullseye,
covered wagon, lighthouse and
basketball hoop.
One of the holes is banked in
the manner of the Darlington
Speedway. Admission to the
course is 35 cents.
McCrackin, Jr. of Newberry; Branch offices are located ifi
Ralph Boatwright of Johnston; and Saluda, Clinton, Newberry ^nd
C. A. Patton of Fountain Inn. Aiken.
MARTHA SUSAN JENKINS
Miss Jenkins
To Graduate
Miss Martha Susan Jenkins
will graduate on June 2nd from
the Walter George High School in
Atlanta, Ga. Miss Jenkins is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Jenkins of 208 Banna Street in
Joanna. She attended Clinton High
School her 9th and 10th grades
and finished in Atlanta where she
is residing with her brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jen
kins.
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