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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., April 30, 1970—3-A
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Mrs. Eva Jo Crawford will Sunday with her sisters, Mrs.
undergo surgery Friday at Self John W. Finney and Mrs. W. S.
Memorial Hospital in Green- Horne and their families,
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fort and
children of Atlanta were re
cently visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lawrence Davis.
Mr. andMrs.JamesSimmons
and children, Valerie and Jim
my, of Union and Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce Chandler spent the
weekend in Charleston.
Last week, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert H. Riebel Sr. of Pitts
burgh, Pa. visited Mrs. Rie-
bel’s mother, Mrs. Lila C.
Stewart, Mrs. Thomas P. 0-
wens and other relatives of this
city. The Riebel's also visited
points of interest in Charles
ton for several days.
Tuesday Mrs. Furman Ott
of Laurens and Mrs. Randall
S. Ott and infant son, Beau,
of Tucson, Ariz., visited Mrs.
LilaC. Stewart and Mrs. Thom
as P. Owens.
Mrs. David Cook has return-
ad from a month's visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Mc
Millan and Mr. McMillan in
Houston, Tex.
John Orr spent the weekend
with his grandmother, Mrs.
Emmaline Shirley. He was en-
route to Great Lakes Naval
Training Center, HI. from Or
lando where he was stationed
with the U. S. Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. DeLeon Rey
nolds of Washington, Ga., spent
Mrs. 0. L Sheely and daugh
ter, Mrs. E. F. Culbreath of
Charlotte, N. C. spent the week
end at the Sheely home.
Miss Martha Dicus, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Di
cus of Anderson, formally of
Clinton, was elected by mem
bers of her class to a class
office in elections held last week
at Meredith College. She will
serve as a senior representa
tive on the judicial board of
student government during the
70-71 term. Miss Dicus is ma
joring in religion.
Mrs. Guy Hill of WareShoals
was Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Holland.
Last weekend, Col. Powell
F raser was inaugurated as Pre
sident of King College in Bris
tol, Tenn. Several Clintonians
joined the Fraser family for the
inaugural weekend which was
crowded with social functions.
Taking the trip to Tennessee
were Dr. and Mrs. Judson
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Reese
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Hollis, Mrs. Ed Ferguson, Dr.
and Mrs. Marc W’eersing, Mr.
Jim Oeland, Dr. and Mrs. R.
M. Fuller and Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Yarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs
enjoyed the weekend at Hilton
Head Island, where they attend
ed a printers' convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dow
have returned from a week in
Daytona Beach and Winter Parl^
Florida. They were accom
panied home by their daughter,
Mrs. Richard Kastory and
granddaughters, Kelley and
Kirsten, of Winter Park. The
Kastorys will visit in Clinton
for two weeks.
Mrs. Helicons
Awarded Grant
On April 15, Mrs. Barbara
W. Hellams was awarded agrant
for summer study in any field
of special education at any col
lege or university in South
Carolina.
This award was made avail
able from the South Carolina
State Department of Education
through the Special Education
Division to some 650 applicants.
Mrs. Hellams’ grant was one of
71 of its kind awarded.
Mrs. Hellams has chosen the
field of speech therapy and will
enter the University of South
Carolina in Columbia on June
11. The school will last through
August 29, after which Mrs.
Hellams will return to work at
Laurens School District #55,
where she has been employed
for several years.
Mrs. Hellams received her B.
S. degree from the University
of Georgia, Athens, and is work
ing toward her Masters degree
in special education.
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The Cl in ton Newcomer s’Club
held their regular monthly
meeting at the All Saints Epis
copal Parish House on April
21.
The president, Mrs. Curtis
Wallace called the meeting to
order and extended welcome
greetings to Christy Waters,
Anna Satcher, Ann Hall, Linda
Gillis of Clinton and Gail Doug
las of Joanna.
New members of the month
are Gail Hidgon of Clinton, Di
ane Evans of Joanna, andCaro-
lyn Sorrells ofMountville. Mrs.
Arana Coleman gave demon
strations on the use of Tup-
perware in the home, travel
ing, freezing and for picnics.
She also led the group in games
and each member received a
prize.
Refreshments of cup cakes,
brownies, a dip, cookies and
coke were served by this month
hostess Mrs. Helen Noel and
Mrs. Carol Albright.
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Erskine Presents
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DUE WEST - The Erskine
College department of music
will present Rodgers and Ham-
merstein’s delightful musical
set in San Francisco’s China
town, “Flower Drum Song,”
Friday, Saturday, and Monday,
May 1, 2 and 4, at 8:15 p.m.
in the Lesesne Auditorium here.
Admission to the musical will
be $3 for adults and $1.50 for
non-Erskine students. Thomas
G. and Elizabeth Owen of the
Erskine music faculty will be
co-directors, assisted by a
student production committee of
Chris Carbaugh, Greenville;
Myra Frank, Aiken; Buster
Mobley, Lancaster; and Ronnie
Stafford, Rock Hill.
LCW Has Meeting
The Lutheran Church Women
of St. John’s Lutheran Church
met on Monday evening, April
6 at the church.
Eighteen members were pre
sent to hear an interestingpro-
gram “Out of the Shows”, given
by Dr. Dorothy Brandt.
After a business session de
licious refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Edgar Marse and Mrs. O. B.
Miller.
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The Exchange Club of Clinton
presented a chapel program
April 16 at which they rededi
cated the 38 Freedom Shrines
given to Clinton High three
years ago. Senator John D. Long
was the guest speaker.
Last Friday in chapel, the
Glee Club presented a few se
lections from their program
which was held last Friday
night. The girls wore long skirts
and blouses in a variety of
pastel colors.
The installation of the 1970-
71 StudentCouncil members will
be held Friday in chapel. Tim
Prater will be installed aspre-
sident, and Billy Young will be
the new vice president.
ROTC Awards
Are Presented
Maj. Gen. James F. Hollings-
woth, commanding general of
Fort Jackson, willpresentmili-
tary awards to 26 Presbyterian
College cadets at the annual
ROTC Awards Day program this
Thursday afternoon.
Col. William B. Tuttle, pro
fessor of military science at
PC, said the occasion is de
signed to recognize these stu
dents who have demonstrated
outstanding achievement in
military science and lead
ership. The ceremony will be
held on the west plaza, start
ing at 2:15 p.m. It is the final
formation of the year for the
Presbyterian College battalion.
Throughout the past two
weeks a number of girls have
been practicing for cheerleader
tryouts.
Later in the week, they will
all go before a screening com
mittee of teachers and students
who will select the finalists.
The finalists will have tryouts
before the student body on Mon
day, May 4. The student body
will then elect next year’s
cheerleaders.
The seniors, the band, and
other students have been con
stantly working on the sets and
practicing for the Senior Class
musical “Oklahoma!"Thistwo-
act musical comedy will be pre
sented in the high school audi
torium on May 14, 15, and 16
under Mrs. Rosemary John
son’s direction.
Junior Fellows
Program At PC
Attracts 130
Presbyterian College’s first
annual PC Junior Fellows pro
gram atrracted 103 high school
scholars and 27 guidance
counselors to the campus Tues
day afternoon.
They participated in a full
schedule of activities which in
cluded general orientation on
the PC program, special ses
sions on their fields of aca
demic interest, the student body
picnic and the Folk Festival.
South Carolina high schools
nominated as PC Junior Fel
lows the young man and young
woman with the highest acade
mic average in each junior
class. In addition to the campus
program, they will receive a
special citation at their school’s
awards day program and will be
considered for the PC scholar
ship program.
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Laurens Revival
Revival services opened
Wednesday at the Assembly of
God Church in Laurens. Ser
vices will be held each evening,
starting at 7:30 p.m.
The Rev. G. L. Dutton will be
featured speaker.
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