Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Clinton C I J.B. MCALISTER rf / I ior V 2 5i w ^ ^ fmmk At Plant No For nothing in the wa; worked over seven months - much less a lost time d Plant No. 1 Manag Courier P "I cannot possibly rememl baptized," commented Rev. W.L. during a recent Clothmaker inter ordained African Methodist Epis "I live a busy schedule," sU I New Bethel and Mt. Zion chun substitutes at Mt. Pleasant. "Home visitations are one ad I really believe does a lot of goo and less emphasis on this," he j "When I retire from Clinton available time in home visitatio Rev. Hunter, a Clinton MilU I recalled during world war 11 tnai for his military induction physica as a minister, and assigned to t home for 21 days, and I never he he recalled. About 125 church members 1 as he preaches the gospel to hi; "Over the years, I've conduc and weddings, and counseled m; of sorrow, trouble, or grief." Rev. Hunter, who attenr Seminary at Allen University, 1 Master's Degrees; two are higl still continuing his education in "I'm very grateful to the cor for the times I've needed off of v duties. If it had not been for the job through both good and bad tir to educate my children on a r Hunter in his continuous praise o He lives on Byrd Drive, net from where he was reared. McAlister Clinton Mills Service Station Manager, J.B. McAlister is one of many Clinton employees who enjoy citizen band radios. "I've been interested in CB radios a little over two years," stated McAlister as he answered a call on his radio. Citizen band radio clubs are growing in popularity across the country. "The radio comes in handy when you're traveling and an emergency arises," stated McAlister. "There are I many people in the area who own CB radios, and you can I pretty well count on your friends to answer a call for assistance if it's an emergency. "I've really enjoyed the "radio," he continued. "My hobby used to be repairing small engines, but a heart attack a couple years ago slowed me down a great deal. . 1: Thanks For N y of injuries, that is. Plant No. 1 has without even a medical accident case isabling injury. er, S.S. Williams, left, is shown 'reaches < jer all of the children I've Hunter, Clinton Mills courier /iew. Rev. Hunter has been an icopal minister since 1942. ited Rev. Hunter, who serves :hes on a regular basis, and ditional aspect of the ministry d. So many ministers put less added. Mills, I want to spend all my ns." > employee for over 35 years, he was called to Fort Jackson 1. "I passed and was classified he Navy. Then, they sent me iard from the military again," lear Rev. Hunter each Sunday 5 congregation. ted a large number of funerals any, many persons in the time led Dickerson Theological fias six children: 3 have their 1 school graduates, and one is the Navy. npany for going along with me fork to perform my ministerial company providing me with a nes, I would not have been able ninister's pay alone," related f the Clinton Mills organization, ir Lydia, only a short distance * Enjoys CB That's the reason I switched to CB radios as a past time." McAlister has been with the cnnion muis service aiauon about 13 years. "I use to work at Yarborough Oil Company. I had been there about five years when I came to work here. I guess of all the things I've had happen to inc in the service station business, dealing with the gas shortage in February 1974, was about the most difficult situation I've ever been in. Before I started working at the service station, I served two years in the Navy." McAlister has two radios and both are mobile units. He can communicate with fellow radio broadcasters as far away as Greenwood, Ware Shoals, Roebuck, Whitmire, and surrounding areas. "Von romp in contact with a it n 9 INE^ W A \ othing congratulating Doris Johnson. S| Carding; Ix>is Nelson. Spooling; Slirr James Sanders. Cloth for achieving si thus far in 1975. Gospel 1 W * V y^H H 1 ^ lot of different people who share a common interest, and CB radio ownership is relatively inexpensive," added MeAlister. winning: Bo Woodward i Dunawav, Weaving; and u*h an accident free record