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\ TBS CUNTON CBMNICLB Services Held For Oscar E. Howell Hurricane Community News -I Funeral serviM* for Osoor E Hurricane Baptist Clnirch is hav. HowU 42. were conducted Sunday «>* *>"!? Vacation Bible School this 5 oo P m at Bell view Baptist m ('hurch by the Rev J B Abrecrom- bie and the Rev Jsmes B Mitch ell Burial was in Rosemont cem etery.' Pallbearers were Jesse Abercrom- There iv to be a picnic on the church grounds Saturday night at 8 o'clock Those attending Bible school anc) their families are asked to come and bring a picnic lunch The commencement will be held on Sunda> morning during the wor Sun ship hour which b«'gins at 9:30 hie. Jobie Welch. Lewis Bonds. Bill day schtX)l at 10 ;30. Bonds. Keith' Adair, and Dewey Taylor \ Mr Howell died Friday at 4:00 p. m at the Veterans hospital in Co- The regular monthly meeting of the Community Club will be held Thursday. June 25 at 8 o'clock Mrs. William Gastley and Mrs. Eva Young visited Mrs Clyde Young lumhia after several months of de- )n Greenvvood Hospital Sunday dining health and an illness of a Mr and >lrs (Varies Young vtsit- " eek ed Mr. ana Mrs. Ben Dickson in He was born in Spartanburg, a son Cowpens Sun d a v. of George Howell and the late Mary Frierids of Mrs., Clyde Yhung will Martin Howell. He a^ftnded the Bap- be g, ad t0 krM)W she has returnt'd list church. He was a veteran of home from a stay in the Self Mem- World War II. orial Hospital 'in Greenwood. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sel ma -Allen Howell of Clinton; two SANDY SPRINGS METHODIST . sons. George and Oscar D. Howell, CHURCH NEWS Jr., both of the home; three dau- Bill Pattee. a junior student at ghters, Mary, Hazel, and Jeanette Presbyterian College, will deliver Howell, all of the home; his father the sermon at the Sandy Springs and step-mother. Mr. and Mrs Methodist Church Sunday, June 28 George Howell of Clinton; thdee a t ii:io o’clock. Mr. Pattee w-ill be half-brothers, Aaron Howell of Jo- preaching in the absence of the reg- anna; Jessie and Louis Howell of u i a r pastor, Mr. Williams, who is Clinton; four half-sisters, Mrs. Doris attending the South Carolina Con- Estes, Mrs. .Azalee Vincent, and ference of the Methodist Church in and Columbia. Mr. Pattee, a pre-ministerial stu dent at Presbyterian College, is from Jacksonville. Fla. He has preached numerous times in this area. The public is cordially invited to the service, and to the Sunday School which begins at 10:10 o’clock. -There will be no evening service. Claudine Whitt, all 1 of Clinton; Mrs. Ruby Whelchel of Texas. Personal Mention Mrs Everette Carson, of Gaston ia. N. C., visited her sister, Mrs. John Roseboro and Mr. Roseboro several days last week. Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Roseboro were guests at Bon darken. N. C.. Wednesday and Thursday. LYDIA METHODIST CHURCH NEWS There will be no worship service at the Lydia Methodist Church Sun- Mrs. R. C. McLees. of Arlington, day June ^ ^ piSior Mr wil . \a., visited her mother in-law, Mrs. jj amSt w m ^ attending the South R. C- McLees and Miss Sallie conference of the Methodist Wright during the past week enroute Gburc jj to Greenwood to visit relatives. M<a- jor McLees and family expect to leave in July for a tour of duty in Germany Mr. and Mrs Callie Gault and children, Joy Godfrey, Emmie .An, and Callie, Jr., of North Augus ta, spent Sunday with Mrs. Gault’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel God frey. Joy Godfrey remained for a week s visit with her grandparents. Friends will know that Mrs. Sunday school will be held at the regular 11 o’clock hour. The public is cordially invited to attend the sessions of the Sunday school and the worship services which will be resumed next Sunday morning, July 5. There will be on evening service. GIRLS’ SOFTMBALL The Clinton girls’ softball team be interested to defeated Laurens in two -double R. E. Sadler was headers. In the first two games called to Easley because of the se- played in Laurens June 19, the “Lit- rious illness of her sister. Mrs. Ben tie Team" was victorious by a score H. Martin. ' • of 19-12 and the “Big Team,” 18-1. Mrs. R. S. Owens leaves today In the second double-header play- for a several days visit at her dau- ed here June 23, Laurens was de- hter, Mrs Carl Clary, and Mr. feated by the “Little Team” 24-8, Clary in Columbia and the “Big Team” 15-2. STRIKE YOUR VALUABLES Ask us about a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX l s. mim k m,&j~ Install Officers Of Maltese Cross Officers to the Maltetr Crows Sub district of the Methodist Youth Fel lowship were installed last Thurs day at C'entral Methodist Church. Laurens The following .officers, elected at the May meeting in Joanna, were installed: Jimmy Rawls, First Church. Laurens,. president; Gerald Thornton, Waterloo Methodist Church, secretary; Jane Madden. First Church, Laurens, treasurer; Billy Pitts. Broad Street Church, Clinton, fellowship chairman. Mrs. L. T. Mann. Waterloo, was installed as adult counselor► The installation service was con ducted by Wesley Gregory, First Church. Laurens. Miss Alice Grant, Broad Street, Clinton, assisted in the service. Rev James Williams, pastor of the Lydia-Sandy Springs Methodist' Churches, deliverwi the charge to the group. Following the installation service, Jimmy Rawls, the new’ president, presided over the business session, after which the group was led in recreation by Billy Pitts and Mar jorie Arnold, both of Broad Street Church, Clinton. Refreshments were served by the host church. The next meeting of the Maltese Cross Subdistrictjwill be Thursday, July 16, at St. J James Methodist Church, Wattsville, at 7:30 p. m. The Subdistrict Council will meet Thursday, July 9, at St. James at 7:30 p. m. The Maltese Cross Subdistrict is •composed of the Methodist Youth Fellowships in the Laurens. Clinton, Joanna area The Methodist Youth Fellowship is the Methodist program for joung people ages 12 through 23. The subdistrict meets monthly at one of the representative church es for worship, discussion and fel lowship aimed at strengthening the local M. Y. F. program. The Rev. Marshall Neil Ordained In Hartsville Rev. Marshall B. Neil was ordain ed and installed as pastor of the Morton Presbyterian Church, Harts ville, on Sunday evening, with Dr. M. A. Macdonald preaching the or dination and installation sermon. Thornwell friends attending the service were Dr. and Mrs. Macdon ald, Mrs. A. M. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W’ickhom, Miss Puliet McCrorey, Mrs. Louulie Anderson, Miss Inez Tucker, Miss Sara Chris ty, Miss Mary Virginia Neil, Baxter Raines, Marion Dowdle and Millard Daniel. Mr. Neil is a graduate of Tborn- well Orphanage, Presbyterian Col lege and Columbia Theological Sem inary. Gospet Singing At Sacred Acres The regular fourth Sunday gospel singing will be held at Sacred Acres Prayer Grounds on the Ware Shoals- Waterloo highway Sunday, June 28, from 2:30 to 4:00 p. m., efaturing members of the G W. Voisehe fam ily of Greenwxiod. AH singers and musicians have a special invitation. Everyone is welcome, states the president. Rev. G. M. Davenport Birth Announcements ' BROWN Mr. and Mrs. Clayton C. Brown announce the birth of a non. Clayton Kimbrall June 20 at Hay* Hospital Mrs. Brown is the former Miss Ruby Medlin. EUSTACE Mr and Mrs William James Eus tace announce the birth of a daugh ter, Beverly Diane on June 17 at Hays Hospital. Before marriage Mrs Eustace was Miss Barbara Ann Gambrel!. GREGORY Mr. and Mrs. William W. Gregory announce the birth of a daughter, Karan Lea on June 18 at Hays Hos pital. She is the former Miss De- loris Alexander. JENNINGS Mr. and Mrs Roy P. Jennings. Jr., announce the birth of a daugh ter, Teresa Ann on June 19 at Hays | Hospital. Before marriage Mrs. Jennings was Miss Thelma Tram mell. With the Sick l S T CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S600 OOO 00 MiMIfft - MDiRAl Of POSIT IN SUB A NCf CORPORATION Mrs. Charlie Nabors has returned to her home foUowing a few days stay at Hays hospital. Friends of Jack W. Anderson will be interested to know he is a patient at Blalock Clinic. . Mrs. Eula Quinton is a patient at Blalock Clinic. Mrs. Olin Morgan and Mrs. Mar shall Samples are patients at Bla lock Clinic. George Wesson Clarke, Jr., has returned home following surgery at Hays hospital. Friends of Mrs. James Holland will be interested to know she is con valescing at Blalock Clinic following surgery last week. The following patients have been released from Blalock Clinic: Mrs. Blanche Creswell, Joe Barrett, and Mary Jane McLendon. Mrs. Clyde Young was a recent patient at Hays hospital. Mrs. Grace Smith, mother of Lt. Col. F. V. Smith, is a patient at Blalock Clinic. The following patients have been released from Hays hospital aid re turned to their homes: Jackie Gil mer, Jimmie and Linda Franklin, Donald Nelson, Mrs. Joe Anderson of Joanna, Mrs. Kenneth Young and George Gossett, Jr. Clinton West is a patient at Bla lock Clinic. Mrs. Jenny Watkins is a medical patient at Hays hospital. Wayne Hairston, Talitha Dean and Ronnie Coates were patients at Bla lock Clinic this week following ton- silectmoies. Miss Libby Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Achie Young, is con valescing at Hays hospital following an appendectomy Sunday. Mrs. S. G. Clayton underwent sur gery at Hays hospital during the week. Mrs. Jimmy Motes is a medical patient at Hays hospital. Calvin Franklin underwent sur gery at Hays hospital Tuesday. Patients at Hays hospital include: Mrs. A1 G. Coble and Mrs. Robert Franklin. • Reliable at a cock crow at break of day! 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