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’ / /- / 10 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, March 26, 1964 William M. Shields, M. Photog., of Clinton, left, and Lavoy Bauknight of Lancaster, right, president of the S. C. Association, who made the presentation of the National Award. Shields Wins Highest Award The coveted National Award was presented to William M. Shields, M. Photog., of Clinton, at the awards banquet of the South Carolina Professional Pho-tographers Association dur ing their state convention in Columbia last week. The award, sponsored by the Professional Photographers of America, is made to the pho tographer in the state asso ciation who makes the most outstanding contribution to pro fessional photography during the year. . Immediate past president of PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. John Glover, Jeannie and Mollie Glover visit ed their daughter and sister, Miss Elizabeth Glover, at Win- throp College. Rock Hill, on Sun day. '• { * . • ■ . \ ’ ARRIVE FROM INDIANA • Capt. and Mrs. Richard H. Lukstat and children of Peru, Indiana, will arrive this week for a two weeks stay with Mrs. Luk stat’s mother, Mrs. H. D. Payne. Miss Chisholm Is Member of Science Society at U. of Vo. Miss Patricia Chisholm, grad uate student at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, has been selected as a member of Phi Sigma Society at the Uni versity. A national honor society, only those students are selected whose general scholastic performance is of a distinctive character, and whose interests and achieve ments in the biological sciences show evidence of research cap abilities. - Miss Chisholm is a graduate of Clinton High School and Ers- kine College. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Chisholm of Clinton. B. T. Anderson Passes In Winston-Salem News was received here last week of the death of B. T. An derson who died suddenly Wed nesday, March 18, while visit ing relatives in Winston-Salem, N. C. Funeral services wer e held Friday in Savannah, Ga., the home of his mother. His wife, the former Catherine McCombs, is a daughter of Mrs. R. A. Steer of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson spent several weeks here with Mr. and. Mrs. Steer before going to Winston-Salem. They were residents of Florida. the state organization, Mr. Shields is now serving as presi dent of Southeastern Profes sional Photographres Associa tion, embracing nine states. He has lectured at many state and regional conventions and serv ed as camera room instructor for several years at Winona I School of Photography, Winona 'Lake, Indiana. The National Award is the highest honor a state photo graphic association can bestow upon one of its members, and I may be received only one time. Shields also received first place awards in five classifi cations for portraits submitted for competition among photog- raphers of the state. His work won first place in women’s por- traits, childrens’ portraits, bride portraits, groups, and di rect color portraits of women. Shields’ entries will remain in a loan collection and will be on public exhibition at the state fair in Columbia next fall. & a Easter Services Announced For Joanna Church Two Easter festival services will be held at the First Baptist Church, Joanna, Rev. James B,. Mitchell, pastor, has announced. A baptismal service will begin the morning worship at 11 a. m. The church choir will sing -“Were You There,” Lovman, Jennie Rae Surratt, soloistT Jesu. Word of God Incarnate,” Mozart; ”0 Saviour of the World,” Goss; “This Glad East er Day,” Dickinson; and “The Strife Is Oe’r,” Palestrina. Miss Surratt will sing “Open the Gates of the Temple,” by Knapp. The congregation will sing “Rejoice the Lord is King,” Dar- wall; “Come Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain,” Sullivan; and “Christ the Lord is Risen To day,” Lyra Davidica. The Lord’s Supper will be ob served at the evening worship at 7:30 o’clock: The church choir will sing “In Joseph’s Lovely Garden,” Dick inson, Eugenia Byars, soloist; “Wondrous Love,” Thiman; and Miss Byars will sing “I Know That My Redeemer Liveth," (The Messiah) Handel. The congregation will sing “Low in the Grave,” Lowry; “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross,” Mason; and “Alas! And Did My Saviour Bleed,” Wilson. Mrs. Carson Nabors is organist and Misses Vicki Boyd and June Bundrick, pianists. ANTIQUE CLOCKS • BOUGHT • SOLD • CLEANED • REPAIRED • REFINISHED ALL WORK GUARANTEED D.R. RIDDLE 117 Spring St. Phone 9S4-9082 Laurens, S. C. Archdeacon To Lead All Saints' Service All Saints’ Episcopal Church of Clinton will present its final special preaching service of the Lenten Season tonight (Thurs day) at eight o’clock. The ser vice marks the traditional ob servance of Maundy Thursday, and is of interest to churchmen of all denominations. The sermon for the Maundy Thursday service will be deliv ered by the Venerable William A. Beckham, Archdeacon of the Upper Diocese pf South Carolina. His topic will be “Know ye what I hav e done to you,” taken from the 13th chapter of the Gospel according to St. John. Mr. Beckham was born in Columbia and studied at the University of South Carolina and at Virginia Theological Semin ary. ^He was ordained to the priesthood at Trinity Church, Edgefield, in 1955, and has since served at a number of churches and missions throughout the Up per Diocese. He succeeded the Rt. Rev. John Pinckney, Bishop, as Archdeacon, and also serves as secretary to the Diocesan Convention. Mr. Beckham will also conduct the administration of the Holy Sacrament at the Thursday eve ning service. The worship ser vice will be conducted by the Rev. John Rivers of All Saints’ Church. All interested persons of the Clinton area are cordially invit ed to attend the service and the coffee hour immediately follow ing in the Parish House. Trained care will be provided for the young children. Mrs. Louis Bond Roebuck — Mrs. Mary Franks Bond, 51, wife of Louis Bond, died, early last Wednesday at a Spartanburg hospital after sev eral months of illness. She was a native of Laurens, daughter of the late W. D. and Susan Garrison Franks. She liv ed at Clinton 25 years before moving to Spartanburg County five years ago, and was a mem ber of Roebuck Presbyterian Church. Surviving in addition to the husband are, one son, David Louis Bond of the home one daughter, Mrs. Jimmie Stewart of Garden Grove, Calif.; three sisters, Mrs. Robert Dixon of Blockstock, Mrs. James E. Dom inick of Joanna, and Mrs. Carter F. Miller of Clinton and one brother, Henry R. Franks of Greenville. Funeral services were conduc- ted Thursday at 4 p.m. at Gray Funeral Home in Clinton by Rev William H. Dendy. 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