The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 15, 1953, Image 16
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, October 15. 1953
MSI CUNION SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS '
.VI’S (;:;.M)Y SMITH, Correspondent and Representative—Phone 596-J
Mrs. Harold Cauble and son, Mrs. joyed after which refreshments .
Mary, a mV Tledgepath and-son and, were served. . .*
Mr- K.iv Cauble visited Mrs. Er- ^
i!t*t OMlnolds. who is ill, in Ware ^ Meeling Time Changed
Shoals Sunday. ‘ Parents of the Sunbeam band
Mr. and ’ Mrs. Charles Meadors' of Calvary Baptist church are ask-
nnd children and Miss Joyce Mitch- ed to note that the hour of their
t il are spending the week with rela- meeting has been changed from
t yos and friends ih Mississippi.- Tuesday at 5:15 p. m., to Tuesday
- Messrs. Dewey Brazil and L. R. at 3:30 p. m. All children through
.Campbeil of North Greenville Jun-j eight years of age ate invited to
Jar college, were I home for the the weekly nieetings.
week-end. >
M:ss Gerrv Trahimell of Rock R. A/s To Meet
Hill, spent the week Kvith her pai- Beginning next Wednesday the
ents Mr. and Mrs. Rpv Trammell. R. A.'s will meet at the church at
.\!r. and Mrs. Earl^ Jackson of 6:00 p. m., Wednesday, the new •
New York, visited .Mrs. Joe E. Land counsellor, Joe Spillers, announces,
during the weeft-end. ^ All boys from 10 to 16 are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Norton, Mr.! * "
and Mrs. Bovd Holtzelaw and son/ Woman's Club. To Meet
Sammv, visited Mrs. Fred Rodel- The Woman’s club will meet at
sperger in the Newbern- hospital the Community building Tuesday
Saturday. evening at 7:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Yarborough' . „
. f Woodruff, visited their son. Bud- Chicken Dinner and Supper
dy, and Mrs.. Yarbrough Saturday.
Pvt. Homer Lawson of Ft. Leon
The Ladies Willing Workers band
of the Church of God on Eliih-
ard Wood, Mo., is spending a ten- beth street are sponsoring a chick
Hav furlough with his parents, Mr. en dinner and supper Bnday, Oct.
''and Mrs. L. L. Lawson. After his 16. They will serve dinner from
•leave Pvt. Lawson will sail for 11 a. m. to 1 p. m., and supper from
overseas duty . 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. at the Commun-
Robert Reeder of Barstow, Calif., ity building. Mrs. C. W. Barnes is
Mrs. Tommy Black of Greenwood,
Mrs. J. F. Whitmire and Mitchetl
Prather of the Hurricane commun-
ity, were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Janies DunaWay Wednesday.
chairman.
Play To Be Presented
A program entitled, "Search In i
Vain," will be presented Sunday i
Mrs Gene\ki Coker, Mrs. Bartlev evening, Oct. 18, at 7:15 at tne
of Greenwood. Mrs. W. R. Smith of, Church of God on Elizabeth street.
Williamston, and Pvt. Richard Wal-' Local talent will be used and the
knzine of Fort Bragg, N. C., were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Wallenzine.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harmon and
<h:ldicn of‘Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
C\c;l Walker and family of Lau-
i* ns. Mr. and Mrs. Jimie Armstrong
•hi children of Aiken, and Mr. and
Mr- T<.d Baldwin, of .Enoree, vis
aed Mr. and Mrs. William Cannon
Sunday.
Pat Lowe has returned after a
week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs,
Grady Arnold and Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Few in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Thornton Meadors, Mr ; and ran
Mrs. Robert Cannon and son, Keith,'
and Harold Meadors enjoyed the
day at Chimney Rock, N. C., Sun-
dav.
public is cordially invited by the
pastor, Rev. C. W. Barnes.
Baptist Group Meets Here
On Tuesday Calvary Baptist
church was host to the Laurens
association and the fellowship pro
gram was given with Rev. J. H.
Darr, moderator, presiding.
Morning Session
Devotional—Rev. J. W. Spillers.
Sunday School Report—Rev. J.
E. Rouse.
Miscellaneous business.
Evangelism—Rev. Grange Coth-
Hymn and prayer.
Associational Sermon—Rev. W.
E. Brant.
Adojurnment for lunch.
Friends of SFC Willie Cannon Eveening Session
will learn with interest that he is i Devotional.
-tationed at Fort Bliss, Texas. Report .on Connie Maxwell Chil-
Pat Lowe left Tuesday for Fort d re n’s Home. __________
JaWorrmi indUCTiW!—mto the Children's Home Pro'duce' Report
army. —W. A. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Word visited Christian Education Report—
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reid in Whit-j j^ ev Johnson,
mire Sunday. . „ _ Hymn and prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jones of Bur- Ministers ReVirement Plan—Rev.
hngton, Vt, spent Saturday with Wingard
Mr and Mrs. H. A. Adams enrou Miscellaneous business,
to Florida. The Baptist. Hospital report.
■ Mr and Mrs. Russell Lawson, M . R e po r t on Baptist Brotherhood—
and Mrs. Ike Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dr c ^j lier
Ernest Smith and sons, Mrs. Leila — ^ —
Smith and Mrs. Emma Lawson of. Group Meetings Scheduled
Buffalo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry j community groups have a n-
Lawson. Sr., during the week - end - 1 nounced the following days and
Hubert Leopard visited his P ar *| hours of meetings:
. vTrc t.en»- Group fjo. 1. Trail Seekers
:nts, Mr. and Mrs. George Leop-'
jrd, near Saluda Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams, Mrs.
Tecil Adams and sons visited Mrs.
Ursula McCary, who is ill, in
Greenwood Sunday.
Rank
Guardian, Miss Louise Meadors.
Assistant Guardian, Mrs. Freeman.
Time of meeting, each Monday at
i 3:30.
e- u A11 ^ ls a 2 es 10 ’ n * 12 > 13 ’ Wh0
Tl1 * &1C * 4 are not members of Camp Fire are
Mrs. W. D. Sizemore is able to be _ Y 4 u :
p after being ill. ,
Sorry to report Mrs. John Hedge-
ath is ill at her home.
invited to join this group.
Group No. 2. Wood Gatherer's
Guardian, Mrs. J. V. Lowe. As-
_. . sistant Guardian, Mrs. J. H. Sparks.
Mr^rs^. cTe^wil! Tnne of meeting, each Tuesday at
observe their thirty-fourth wedding who {inish ed the "Trail
‘ r ^;Vo FSa ^u °, ctob tr 18 ’, j Mrc Seekers Rank” will be in this
GM3c Charles Kmard and Mrs. 3
Targaret Hedgepath ceJebrated No IIL Guardian, Mrs.
nrthdav Ocvtober 14. Murray Adams. Time of meeting,
Miss taelaine Snelpove and Mrs. each Wednesdav at 4 ;00 p . m.
3t *nny Brewington are celebrating No iy Torch Bearer ’ s
birthdays tomorrow. Rank
Joe Adams will be six years old
October 22.
Guardian, Mrs. Marvin Whit
mire. Assistant Guardian, Mrs.
Tom Norris. Time of meeting, each
October 10th is the birthday of
celebrated a 3:M P( m.
iirthday October 14.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamrick cele
>rated a birthday October 12.
Entertained On Birthday
On Sunday, October 4, Mrs. Mur-
ay Adams and Mf. and Mrs. Bill
Girls who have finished the "Fire
Malar’s Rank” will be in this
group. „ , J
Group No. V. Blue Birds.
Guardians, Mrs. L. C. Ficklin,
Mrs. A, C. Young. Time of meet
ing, each Wednesday at 3:00 p. m.
iy Adams and Mf. and Mrs. Bin . ■' 7 « q a r p
ampbell entertained at the homei. A1 JPf 15 . 0 ' “•« «*«„!; *■ 9 ' * re
the latter with a birthday dinner lnvlted t0 >° m this group.
i honor of M. W. Adams. Out of
own guests for the occasion were
Horizon club. Counsellors, Mrs.
J. W, Smith, Miss Nellie Osborne.
>wn guests tor me occasion were - . , .. _ _ .
lr. and Mrs. Lee Bonds of Green-1 T^ e eadb Tupwtoy at
•ood and Rev. and Mrs. O. R. r.r.jb.OO p. m. Teen-age girls.
;y of Asheville, N. C. IF YOB DONTT BEAD
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