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rajre E*ignt Revival Serves Now Underway At Lydia Baptist Revival serv'icei are heing held this ■week at Lydia Baptist church, with the pastor. Rev. F. Stanley Hardee, bringing the messages find Rev. Kenneth Jon- er. pastor of Mt. Pleasant Baptist chtirch. directing the music. Services are being held each evening at 7:30 and morning ser vices will be held on Thursday and Saturday 1 mornings at 10 o'clock. | > A “children’s sermon’’ will be a feature of each evening ser-, vice, and will appeal to young sters up to 12 years of age. A nursery will be maintained to care for the smaller children. The services began last^ Sun day and will end next Sunday with the evening service at 8 8 o’clock. Topics for the remaining eve ning services in the series are. Thursday—“The Cross Makes the Difference”; Friday—"The High way to Heaven”: Saturday— “Walking the Last Mile of the Way.” Lydia Men's Club Have Ladies Night The Lydia Men’s club will meet Mtmday evening. May 14. at the Providence school lunch room. This will be "Ladies Night." .The menu will be southern fried chicken and country style steak. Dr. M A. Macdonald, president of Thornwell Orphanage, will be the guest speaker. All members are" invited to at tend with their wives and friends. Parents Club Meets At Whitten Village A resolution, read by Mrs. Thomas Taylor, of. Greenwood, was adopted by the Whitten Vil lage Parents’ cliib Sunday, April 29, at its semi-annual meeting. J. L. Tally, of Westville. present ed the Parents’ club president, Mrs. J. F. Hodges, a h^nd-made gavel. In use for the first time was a public address system, gift of the club to the school. The club clso voted to undertake a Mong- range project, a recreational park to be used by parents and chil dren. Poeliminary surveys of land located on the school grounds are already underway. Elected as directors to serve two-year terms were the follow ing: Carl Horten. Lancaster, Dis trict 5; E. S. Jenkinson, Manning, District 1: and Mrs. F. D. Rogers, Hemingway, District 6. Officers of the Parents’ club are: Mrs. J. F. Hodges, presi dent; J M. Quattlebaum, Co lumbia. vice-president; and Mrs. H. A. Spann, Anderson, secre tary-treasurer, 748,100 Pines Planted In County During Winter Laurens county landowners planted 748,100 pine seedlings during the past winter, it has been stated by the South Caro lina Commission of Forestry. Included in the plantings were ,694.600 loblolly pines. 49.000 slash, and 3.000 red cedar. Eleven counties planted more than one million each. Kershaw topped the list with 2,197,000. More than 33 million were 1 planted in the state. • Jurors Drawn For Term Of Civil Court BASHFUL HENRY ' , Makes RFD PIEDMONT The Listeiier’s Choice * ■ - i i Monday Through Saturday * - > * - For TWO Hours . . 10:00 A. M.-Noon - i . 1 - Gospel and Country Music i ■ - • * •. ' : On WLBG— 860 kc Jurors for the first week of a two-weeks term of civil court to convene in Laurens May 14 Kav<? been drawn by the jury commis sioners and listed by voting pre cinct as folteWsr " > James H. Watts, Mountville; J. L. Abrams, Joanna; Edwin Smith. Grays.; T. E. Childress, Hickory Tavern; Olin H. Sheely, Jr., Clarence F. Oakley, William Herman Naboirs, all of Clinton; Cecil Hughes, 1 Gray Court; W. Fuller Motes, Mountville; I. W. Gossett, Grays; Willis Abercrom bie, Hickory Tavern; John H. Gruber, William Spoone, C. O. Parrish, all of Joanna; F. A. Dun can, C. H. Smith, O. J. Gilliland, and Willis Lyda, Clinton Mills. Also Walter H. Waters, Cook’s Store; Donald Lollis, Woodville; Robert Johnson, David Garrison, John C. Bolt and Fred L. Crowd er, Gray Court; J. M. Davenport, Lydia Mills; Jesse Davis, Stew art’s Store; Ansel Godfrey, Watts Mills; T. J. Copeland, Bailey; E: L. ClWVt, ESuftMn R- E Crumpton, Princeton; Ansel Lu ther Moore, Cook’s Store; Robert J. Martin, Ora; O .B. Hair, Lan- ford Station; J. D. Thompson, Hickory Tavern; J. B. Chastain, Watts Mills; and S. R. Cook. Lau rens. * The presiding judge during the term will be Steve C. Griffith of Newberry. County Polio Chapter Names Year's Officers Officers were elected for the Laurens County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis at the annual spring meeting held in Laurens. Mrs. George McDaniel of Lau- 1 rens was reelected president; W K. Waits, of Joanna, vice-presi dent; Miss Rebecca Speake, of Clinton, secretary; and Milton Angelakos, of Laurens, treasurer. On the medical advisory board were named Dr. Scab Reeves, of Laurens, and Dr. D. O. Rhame, of Clinton; on the executive com- ’ fnittee, Mrs. Lula Mae O’Dell, of Joannd. Mrs. Fred Holcombe, of, Clinton, and Fred S. Bishop, of ( Laurens. ; Horace B. Ward, of Columbia, ] state representative of the foun dation, was guest speaker of the evening. He told some of the aims and accomplishments of the foundation and congratulated the Laurens county chapter on the most successful fynd raising cam paign in its history. Attend Episcopal Convention At Aiken 4 j ^ , The Hev, Clyde L. Ireland, pas tor of All Saints Episcopal church, was in Aiken the past week to attend the 34th dbnual conference of the Upper Diocese of the South Carolina Episcopal Church. Attending as representatives from the local church were R. M. Turner and John S. Glover. The Rev. Mr. Ireland was elected a delegate to the Provincial Synod to be held in Miami in October. J. C. 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