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a Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Managers of New Colonial Stores Methodist Women To Hold Annual Seminar Here Today The annual fall seminar of the Greenwood District of the Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service Guild of the South Carolina Methodist Confer ence will meet here today (Thurs day) for a one-day session at Broad Street Methodist church. The program for the meeting has been announced by Mrs. Dwight F. Patterson of Laurens, secretary of missionary education in the district. The meeting will convene at 9:45 a. m. t and will continue through early afternoon with an intermission at 12:30 for lunch and sale of litera ture. , VAN S. JONES Grocery Manager Approximately 200 delegates are expected from Newberry, Laurens, Greenwood, Edgefield, Aiken, Mc Cormick, Abbeville and Saluda coun ties. Mrs. Patterson will preside. Members of the two organizations expected to attend include the presi dents of the various societies, mem bers of program committees, secre taries of youth work, secretaries of children’s work, secretaries of guilds and study leaders. • The Rev. E. K. Garrison, pastor of the host church, wlli'conduct de- votionals prior to the business pro gram, and Mrs. W. C. Holroyd of Greenwood, will extend the wel come in behalf of the district. Others appearing on the program will be Mrs. Niles C. Clark of Wat- erlo*; Mrs. Helen B. Bourne of Greenwood; Mrs. Frank DuBose of Edgefield; Mrs. Lavinia Cooley of Joanna; Mrs. W. C. Lowe of Ninety- Six; Mrs. Ryan Atkins of Green wood; and Mrs. J. H. Shealy of Cross Hill. PTA Committees Named, Plans Made ♦— The Parent-Teacher Association of Florida Street school begins the year's work with an executive board meeting on Monday evening* Sep tember 28 at 7:30 in the home eco nomics department of the' high school. The first regular meeting of the organization will be held at Flori da Street school on Tuesday eve ning, October 13 at 7:30. The following officers and com- mititee chairmen have been selected for ..the year: President—J. J. Cornwall. Vice-President — Mrs. Perry M. Moore. Treasurer—J. C. Thomas. Secretary—Mrs. Frank Cauley. Committee Chairmen: Budget and Finance—Mrs David ook. Publication—Mfs. James S. Gray. Hospitality— Mrs. William Davis and Mrs. James F. Ellison. Program—Mrs. George Huguley. Publicity—Mrs. J. B. Arnold. • Health—Mrs. Thurston Giles. Attendance — Mrs. Francis Bla lock. Safety—Mrs. Davis R. Holland. Library—Mrs. Jack Red. Legislation—Mrs. L. S. Reddeck. Grade Sponsors—Mrs. Julian Bo- lick. ~ Blakely Completes Summer Training Gilbert B. Blakely, son of Mrs. J. B. Speake, of this city, has com pleted a summer training cruise for undergraduate students in the Mla- Thursday, September 24. 1953 ' ^ rine Corps’ Platoon Leaders Class at Quantico, Va. He has resumed his studies at the University of South Carolina where he is a mem ber of the senior class. OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Phone 74 REV. MARION MOORHEAD f Joanna Baptist ChuVch To Hold Revival Services You serve Coca-Cola with assurance You know guests enjoy the matchless, delicious flavor of Coke. You know you’re serving the best... they know it, too. Serve it ice cold, right in the bottle. I. T. J. McCARTY Market Manager SURVEYING J. R. CRAWFORD CLINTON, S. C. Phone 3493 Joanna Teen-Age Canteen Meets Friday Evening The Teen-Age Canteen will meet Friday evening, September 25, at the American Legion Home from eight until 10 o’clock for the month ly social. Members of the committee have asked the cooperation of parents and others responsible for getting the young people home to see that transportation is available promtply at 10 o’clock. Tickets On Sale Wildlife Barbecue Tickets are now on sale for the barbecue supper meeting, of the Clinton group, Laurens county chapter, South Carolina Wildlife Federation, to be held October 5 at Posey W. Copeland’s lake. The ticket committee has asked all members to purchase tickets on or before October 1, so reservaions can be made. No tickets will be available after this datt. Tickets may be secured through October 1 from any of the following members: Charles Young, Leonard Bishop, Davis R. Holland, Bill Ab rams, Fred Pitts, L. L. Copeland, J. C. Thomas, L. H. Bagwell. Those from Joanna who wish to attend can get tickets from Carson Nabors at Nabors’ Service Station. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DONT GET THE NEWS Revival Services will begin at the i Joanna Baptist church on Sunday, September 27 through October 4. Services will be held at 7:30 P. M., and Tuesday • through Friday at 10:00 A. M. The visiting minister will be ' Rev. Marion Moorhead, missionary to Japan. Rev. Moor head is a graduate of North Green ville Junior college, Furman univer sity, and Southwestern Seminary. He was a Navy* chaplain during World War II. He and his family recently returned to the United States for their first furlough after five years on the mission field in Japan. The pastor, Rfev. James B. Mitch ell, invites the public to attend the services throughout the week. Spe cial music will be under the direc tion of the church choirs. Various organizations of the community have been invited to be special guests on designated evenings. Eastern Star To Have Cake Sale Members of the James B. Parrott Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will sponsor a cake sale on Saturday be ginning at 8 o’clock at the Trolley House on North Broad street. Home made cakes, cookies and pies will be offered for sale. •ottud UNOti AUTHOtmr or thc coca-cola company »y GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY “CoVt** it o registered trode 'no'k i 1953. 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