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I 1 PC Grads Return For Homecoming Weekend Hundreds of Presbyterian College alumni will return to the campus this Saturday for the 1970 Homecoming festivities that will feature awards, new officers, barbecue, football and the reunion of 18 classes. Among the special events will be the presentation of the Alumni Gold P Award to Harry S. Dent, 1951 graduate who serves as counsel to President Richard M. Nixon, and the Alumni Service Award to Dr. Delmar 0. Rhame of Clinton These presentations ' are scheduled for the 1 p.m. Alumni Association program in Beik Auditorium, at which time the newly elected 1971 Association Bake Sale The Florida Street Elemen tary PTA will hold a Bake Sale on November 21, starting at 10 a.m. in front of Belks’ Dept. Store. * * * Age Proof Clinic In Joanna A proof of age clinic will be held at the Joanna Com munity Center on Monday, Nov ember 9, from 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. If you are in the tfe 50 to 65 range, you are invited to attend. The purpose of this clinic is to help you get satisfactory proof of age. Five interviewers from the Greenwood Social Security Office will be there. Waiting time should not exceed 30 minutes. If you have any evidence of age, bring it with you. Fair Winners BY M. L. OUT? COUNTY AGENT I want to extend my con gratulations to all the county winners and to those who re ceived awards at the Laurens County Fair. In the community ex hibits the junior winners were: 1st, County-wide 4-H;'' Camak, 3rd Whitten Village; and 4th, 4-H Council. The Future Farmers of America exhibit was not in competition, but it was an excellent exhibit. The adult boothes: Mountville Community Center won lst;Ca- mak Homemakers Club, 2nd; and Barksdale Homemakers Club won 3rd. In the dairy show Miss Bonnie Sparks from Mount ville had the Champion Holstein. officers will be installed. Alumni President William M. 1 Hagood HI, Greenville attorney, wiu preside over this occa sion, and PC President Marc C. Weersing will give a report on the college. Jayceea Plan Honey Sunday Clinton Jaycees will stage their “Honey Sunday* sale Sun day afternoon. In a house-to-house canvass, Jaycees will sell honey with proceeds going to Camp Hope -and mental retardation pro jects. YMCA Dance Set Saturday A dance, sponsored by the Clinton YMCA, will be held Saturday night at the YMCA. The dance will start at 8 p.m. and will conclude at 11 p.m. Music will be furnished by the “Dry Land Sea Circus* from Anderson. Admission will be $1 per person. Chaperones will be in at tendance. * * * Jaycees Bury Time Capsule Laurens Jaycees will bury a “time capsule* Thursday, November 12, on the Laurens County Courthouse square. The sealed capsule will in clude pri>ducts, news articles, pictures and club membership rosters representative of this area in 1970. Anyone wishing to have something included in the capsule should take it to the Clinton Chamber of Com merce office by noon Friday or should contact David George, Jr. in Laurens. .. Florida 5». PTA Moots The Florida Street Elemen tary PTA meeting was held on Tuesday night The program was conducted by the 5th grade singing Tricentennial Songs and featured a readying by Mr. Eddie McGee, “One Nation Under God.* During the meeting 23 new members joined the PTA. The Homecoming schedule will open at 10 a.m. with re gistration in the Douglas House and the fall meeting of the alumni board of directors. Class reunions, starting at 10:30 a.m. in Neville Hall Class rooms, are built around the classes of 1919, 1920, 1921,1922, 1930, 1935, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1945, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1965, 1968. After the 11:30 a.m. barbecue under the campus oaks adjacent to Belk Auditorium the annual meeting of the PC Alumni As sociation will be held in Belk and will be followed there by the meeting of the Walter John son Club, alumni athletic or ganization. Homecoming activities will close with the 2:30 p.m. footbalj game between Presbyterian and GarAier-Webb on Johnson Field. Adding to the day’s festivi ties will be the campus decora tions by the six social frater nities and other student groups, and music provided by the award-winning Abbeville High School band. Adult Sewing Classes Begin On Monday Adult sewing classes will begin Monday night, November 9, in the Clinton High School Home Economics Department. Classes will be held from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. and will be held for six weeks. There is no charge for the class which is co-sponsored by School District 56 and the South Carolina Department of Education. For further information, con tact Mrs. Harry Bouknight at 833-2475 after 5 p.m. 4 mOADWRi OTi>eaXrLe WAR Of THE. 4^BMSHrrs-2> GARGANTUAS - > I 0 I M MONSTER ZERO ’FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE’ starring CLINT EASTWOOD •ko rf*rring LEE VAN CLEEF 8:16, 7 and 9 Bfonday — 7 and 9 Only Tueeday STARTS NOVEMBER 12 SAVAGE WILD Carnival Winners Announced Six youngsters shared four first prizes last week in the costume contest at the Clinton Elementary School PTA’s Halloween CarnivaL First prize winners in the contest included: Pre-school group - Andrew Pearson dressed as a “Tin Man.’ Grades 1 and 2 - Norma Orr*. Rosy Orr and Barbara Frady as the “See No Evil, Speak No Evil, Hear No Evil* Monkey trio. Grades 3 and 4 - Rock Ben son dressed as a knight. Grades 5 and 6 - Mar tie Harris dressed as a robot Winners of the carnival poster contest were Lydie Pitts, first grade; John Frank lin, second grade; Glenn Cason, third grade; Patricia Alexand er, fourth grade; Barbara Ca son, fifth grade; and Lisa Bur nett, sixth grade. Miss Riddle JOANNA - Miss Emma Jean Riddle, 35, died Tuesday in Clinton. A lifelong resident of Joanna, daughter of Mrs. Hattie Fuller Riddle Motes of Joanna and the late Eugene Riddle. She was a former employe of Beacon Restaurant and Joanna Mills. Surviving also are her step father, Jesse Motes of Joanna; two sisters, Miss Barbara Anne Riddle and Miss Linda Faye Riddle of Joanna; and two step brothers, David Motes of Spart anburg and Luther Motes of North Augusta. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at Epworth Methodist Church. Burial will be in Hopewell Methodist Church cemetery. THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C„ Nov. 5, 1970—8-A Rev. Rinehart To Lead Tour Of Holy Land The Rev. J. Leland Rinehart pastor of Epworth United Me thodist Church of Joanna, has been asked to host a ten day trip to the Holy Land, and Athens Greece, March 9 through 19, 197L The group will visit such historic sites at Jerusalen.The Mount of Olives, The Garden Tomb, the Dead Sea, Bethany, The Garden ofGethsemane,The City of Jericho, Samaria, Nazareth, Tiberias, The Sea of Galilee, Capernaum, Mount Carmel, Caesarea, The Mount of the Beatitudes, Canna of Galilee and many other spots of great interest The group will then visit Athens, Greece, and the old city of Corinth, and many other spots of interest. The trip will begin on March 9 from the point of grouping, and the fare for the t^ip is. $599. Which includes first class accommodation and all tips, fees and food. Others are in vited to take this trip and Rev. Rinehart will be glad to give information and furnish bro chure to anyone interested in making this trip. You may call him a 697-6542 for informa tion. The Rev. Samuel Docterian, REV. RINEHART a native of Lebannoo and form er native of Jerusalem, Israel, a world renown minister, will be the spiritual leader and guide on this trip. A real blessing will certainly be in store for those in this _ group to this famous land. Those interested in being in this group should apply as early as possible to assure space on this plane. There is a plan whereby the persons can avail themselves of the pay-later plan, and make the trip and pay during the follow ing months. THANK YOU FOR YOUR Vote And Support IN THE ELECTION JAMES JACKS v.v. We Take Great Pride In Being A Part Of The Rich Heritage That Is South Carolina's On Its 300th Anniversary. JS FOR THIS EVENT WE OFFER 10% DISCOUNT NOW PLAYING THROUGH SATURDAY FOR S. C. 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