Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Landmark Gives Way To Progress A landmark for mai generations, the bri< rlintmi Mills riinin nue liu dismantled to make way f a new ultra modern clir and office addition. The structure, built abc the same time as Clintoi first plant, had over t years, housed the executi offices, payroll departme personnel, clinic, and pub relations facilities. Woman's Clu Rinontonnial i W WIV?Wf HVMV The Woman's Club of Clinton MHis met in the Fellowship Hall of Calvary Baptist Church July 1. A covered dish dinner was enjoyed by those attending. Many of the ladies were attired in gowns of yesteryear. The Fellowship Hall was decorated in the patriotic red, white, and blue. Flags, liberty bells, and an arrangement of red, white, and blue carnations were used on the dining tables and throughout the social hall. Mrs. Sadie Powers, Vice President, gave a cordial welcome to members and guests in the absence of the president. Special guests for the festive occasion were the volunteer workers of the Club's project - "Project Life Lines." Sam Williams was narrator and Mrs. Edna Terry read the Scripture and made appropriate comments. Mrs. Eva West gave the prayer, "God Bless America." Steven McGee played "Taps" on the trumpet, accompanied by Mrs. David Brown, pianist for the program. Patriotic music pi vino th* history of America in song was presented by Mrs. Eva Land, Mrs. Sadie Powers, Mrs. Myrtice Foster and Mrs. Eva West. The Reverend Carroll Andrews, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, closed the meeting with prayer and benediction. The next meeting of the Women's Club will be si n . |i mmm &> \ jyA^r ^^.A^BWWy > b Presents program September 16, at the Community Building. The following officers for the year 1976-77 will be installed: Mrs. Margaret Blakely, President; Mrs. Sadie Powers, Vice President; Mrs. Edna Terry, Secretary; Mrs. Myrtice Foster, Treasurer; Mrs. Melda Johnson, Assistant Treasurer; and Mrs. Ruth Phillips, Reporter. 1' 4 Ill On Program Clinton Mills' Women's Club had a colorful Bicentennial program recently. Participating in the i program were left to right; Mrs. Eva B. Land, Club Vice g j l! L ^3 17 SbSHHeS jSk ^hp BCrT^B *u**' sjp*V I T President, Mrs. Sadie Powers, Mrs. Eva West, Edna Terry and Sam Williams, who served as the narrator for the program. . w T- . - ' -e BULK RATE U. S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton. S. C. Permit No. 99 ADDRESS CORRECT! The Safe Way - Is The Bet > ^ i|Mkj m Lr r. 4 G ON REQUESTED ;t Way! D.H. Roberts