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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thuraiay, July 31, IN
Personal and Social
News of Joanna
MRS. GEORGE METTS, Correspondent and Representative
Phone Joanna 3261
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Echols to their home in
Columbia. La., for a short stay
Mrs. H. H Kelley amt Mxs Cor '
rie Uni^e, of Clinton, visited Mf.
and Mrs Ralph Watts in Ware
Shoals Sunday.'
Mr. and Mrs W K Waits, Mr$.
Louis Murphy and Mrs Frances
Warner attended a polio meeting in
Columbia last Tuesday
Miss Jo Anne Elliott, of George
town. is visiting relatives for sever*
!al weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. P H Farmer, of
Spartanburg, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. R L. Francjs.
Wanda received
flfts
y lovely
by Hair, John R<
ley, of J<
Dr and Mrs. »Jantes Gray, of
Clinton, were Thursday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Pitts
and Miss Bonnie Pitts. '
Mr and Mrs. Bobby Boyce and
Cherry, of Aiken, spent the week*
end with Mr. and Mrs Mason Row
land and Mr and Mrs Roy Boyce.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fulmer
tisited Clarks Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Hamilton and Cherry
of Columbia, spent Sunday with
Mr. H. P. Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rushton and
family, of Greenwood, were Satur
day guests of^Mrr and Mrs. Regi
nald Rushtoh. *
Mrs. John Weathers and Kathy,
of Spartanburg, visited Mr. and
Mrs. B F. Sample Sunday.
Fuaity Gafhertag
Members of the Hair family gath
ered on Sunday at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Hoyt Nobles in Newberry
for a family dinner.
Those enjoying the occasion were;
Mr. and Mrs. F. M Hair, Mr. -and
Mrs S L Hair. Mrs S. P. Harris.
Mrs. Fred Wheeler, Mr and Mrs.
cTaudl Gallarneau and Suzanne, of
Coliimbia, Mrs. Jay Little, Tommy
j Scott, of Statesville. N. C.. Mr. and
Mrs H. E Echols, of Columbia. La..
0. V. Hair and Nancy, of Green
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Nobles
1 and children. Miss Barbara Ann
Collier, of Newberry, Mrs W. W.
Hair, Wendell Hair. Miss Ruth Hair,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hair and Bob-
EVERYDAY
COUNSELOR
By Dr,
Theophilus Adepoju Aderonme,
commonly known as Addle, recent
ly won a name for himself and also
enough money to underwrite his
medical education. He had an in
teresting start in life. His father,
Adeyemi Alowolodu, is the crown
ed head of Oyo. chief of 2,500,000
nature worshipping Yorubas in Ni
geria. Africa. His uncle, the Rev
erend N. O. Salako. a Methodist
preacher, is now superintendent of
the church's Ibadan circuit, in the
same country. This uncle drove Ad-
die to read t h e Bible straight
and Mike Coo through at the a«e of U am
told him, "Moke yourartf uaeful In
the world '
With this background and urge,
plus the fact that be weot through
grammar and high schools operat
ed by American Southern Baptist
Missions in Nigeria, Addie made
his mark and his money on the TV
show, "The $64,000 Question."
Besides a great deal of studying
and memorizing the Bible, Addie,
who is 30 years old, has read it
straight through four times—the
first two in his native Yarubo lang
uage, then in a Revised English
Version, then in the King James
Version. He figures he has memo
rized some part of 60 of the 66
books of the Old and New Testa
ments He is now . continuing his
study by taking a Bible dictionary,
selecting names, and reading ev
erything in the Bible about those
names.
Hr wanted to study medicine at
the University ui Chicago and be
figured be might finance himself
on the TV qtdz show. He has. He
plans to get his M.D. degree in 3
years, and then return to Nigeria
to establish a hospital and, as his
uncle advised, "make yourself
useful."
Bible study has certainly paid off
for Addie. It pays off for anyone
who will undertake it. It will do so
in many ways: better use of Eng
lish; better ability to study; better
attitude; better health; better per
sonal relations; a better job; a bet
ter life; and above all, personal
salvation.
The educational and therapeutic
value of the Bible is tremendous.
It goes without saying that it offers
an excellent course in proper and
correct speech. It is even better as
the fop book in psychology and
human relations.
All the humas life
which face man or woman laday
are there laid out, discussed, run
through the laboratory of human
experience It gives all the anti
dotes for sin and what goes with
sin.
Finally,, there is no better treat
ment for dealing with negative
thinking and emotional disturb
ances which come from It.
Repeatedly we have recommend
ed in this column the memorizing
of scripture promises which can be
brought into quick action when our
thinking goes wrong and we be
come angry, agitated, impatient,
or depressed.
You can start your course now.
Read the four Gospels and the book
of Psalms. Do so with a pencil and
paper, making an alphabetical list
of promises which you discover in
your reading.
Get that Bible down off the shelf
and put It to dally use. It
the magic of success and salvutto
Ta The
Authorized Dealer
HEARING AIDS
i SALES • SERVICE
• SUPPLIES
HOWARD’S
PHARMACY
Phone 101
With The Sick
Ray Surratt has been dismissed
following treatment at Joanna Hos-
Mr and Mrs. J. D Salters and pital.
children, of Greenwood, spent Sun- dark Surratt underwent minor
day with Mr and Mrs. Curtis Sal- surgery at Joanna Hospital last
ters. | week.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Sullivan and Mrs. Etolya Russ was a medical
family, of Atlanta, were Sunday patient at the local hospital several
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smith,, days last week.
Mr and Mrs Bobby Wright and Karl Sease underwent surgery at
son. of Columbia, were week-end the hospital on Thursday,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland God- Mrs. Everlena Whelchel is re-
frey. eeiving treatment at the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Perry L Swygert Corine Taylor, of Clinton, has
and sons. Mrs. P. F. Swygert and been dismissed following a tonsilec-
Mrs. Hermie Wood spent Sunday in tomy at Joanna Hospital.
Ward. S C , with Mrs A. T. Me- Mrs. Iris Barnes underwent sur-
Varty. gery at the local hospital on Tues-
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh, day.
Misses Brenda and Linda Beden- Mrs J. W, Mills is confined to
baugh spent the week-end with Mr. her home due to illness.
and Mrs. Daniel Bedenbaugh in At-,
l an t3 Miss l.ongshort* Honored
Mrs Myra Rushton. Mr. and Mrs The Presbyterian Auxiliary was
Milton Rushton. of Johnston, spent hostess at a bridal shower for Miss
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Reginald Bettie Zane Longshore last Thurs-
Rushton jday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Lake and The games were conducted by
children, of Columbia, were Sun M r> j. k Waits. Prizes were won
day guest* of Mr and Mrs. Johnny by Mrs Cecil Odell. Mrs Wayne
Moore Misses Debbie and Ginger Murphy. Mrs Leroy Couch and Mrs
1-akt re mained for the week. SaJlie Bridges
Mfs Zack Robinette. Walter The dub bouse was decorated
White of Pacolet. and Mrs Alma with arrangements of summer flow
Byars of St Petersburg. Fig., spent er*
last Wednesday with Mrs Hattie The gift table was overlaid with
B- var * a white doth and centered with a
Miss Emma Lev Goodman, of , m all white organdy umbrella
Greenwood is ^pending two week* Mrs John H Davenport. Jr., and
with Miss Brenda Chandler Mm Jenny Addison presided at the
Mr- Georgia L*wu and Mr* punch bowl and other hostesses
Minna- Burnett spent the week-end served individual cakes, nuts and
in Cannon Ga with relatives They
attended the funeral of their nef* Mu> Longshore was presented a I
hew Davd Berk while there penk corsage and a flatware service
were ufsewd and passed
Mr and Mrs
N A Morsr. of
t.rwnwuad were Sunday visitor*
ul Mr and Mr*
J F McCarthy.
Mr aad Mr*
i. t 1>d* Btodsor
JaRir* Mar*ball
aad W allace Mar
-naU * i*i t*d tha
m brother Alvta
Marshall at Ukr
Veterans Hospital
in t uJiimbia boar
Mr and Mr*
L H Pwag were
Saturday *ur»u
td Mr and Mr*
puag mi Greer
Mrs W B
Mr
to V
w«li Mr ,
Mrs John
Mr and
«f Kaesvillv
Mrs Charles ftowart mi
at e ofumbta Erv and
James toewart and totsaa. of
toa were Sunday guests sf
parents Mr oad Mrs B O
art
Mrs Beulah Stroud. Mrs
Stroud Betty and Andy spent the
oeekend with Mr and Mr* ties*
f reeman I todmil aad lamdy «f
■inaday Farter*
Itsbup retebraud hi*
last Wednesday with
a party at hut Bmm.
Four small Inrad*, wdk their.
»others were msrted ta the party
The whit* birthday rake was dre
and blue flower*
candle
cake was
by Maas mother Mn J. K Wish
op
Each gor*t remembered Staa
Braslry celebrated
• th a WMNH1
at bis home last Saturday
helped Ctop
e Union -pent Suaday with Mr
Mrs Ed Osborne
Allred Nicer is visiting htt
mother Mr* A S Prichard
Westminster for several weeks
Mrs W W Hair. Itet. Hamm
Thirty -three
i celebrate
rip*ng to entertain were
J. L Brawley his mother,
Mrs Billy Nabors Mrs Bill Byars.
Mrs Mary Sea*right
Hair
Hot dogs chips pickles. C
cookies ice cream and the
birthday rake were served
Kabul- and Mis* Ruth Han spent by Mbs Brawley .Suckers aad bub-
several day* last work in Columbia blr gum were given as favors
with. Mr and Mr- F M Hair Mr. chip received many gills
and Mrs S L Hair and Mrs Fredj ■
Wheeler Mrs Harold Marshall honored her
Mrs A A Smith id North Char- elaughter Wanda, with a birthday
lesion, visited Mr and Mrs W W\ party Saturday afternoon at their!
Nicer last Wednesday. home on Elh* Street.
Mi and Mrs Harold Willingham. About 25 children were invited to
Cynthia and Martin, of Clemsoo. me party
spent the week-end with Mr and The birthday cake was while with
Mrs E. J Willingham pink decorations and held four pink
Mrs C D. Bowers and Jan have candies,
returned home after visiting Mr. Following a number of games, the j
and Mrs. Jim Tinsley and Mr. and‘small guests were invited into the'
Mrs Jim Compton in Chicago, Hi. house where ice cream and cookies!
Miss Ruth Hair accompanied her and iced drinks were served
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