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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE CBmUm, 8. C, Tharadmy, March 4, 1065 West Clinton News ... Coxes in Charleston for Weekend MBS. M. W. ADAMS Dial tt*MM derford of Tampa, Fla., Mr. and Valda Farmer were dinner Mrs. C. M. Miller of Jonesvile, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mr. and Mr*. Johanl* Gregory, Cole In Joanna Sunday. After Mr. and Mrs. Ned Greer and Mr. dinner. Mrs. Ode accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox, Sr., aid'Mrs. Renie Price of Greer,> them to visit Mrs. Loletta Leath- spent the week-rad with Mr. visited Mrs. Polly VanderCord erwood in Fountain Inn. and Mrs. Joel Cor, Jr., in and Mrs. G. W. Braxill recently. Mrs. Florence Ervin returned Charleston. Lawrence Herring is at home to her home in North Augusta Mr. and Mrs. Jim Austin of after a visit with his son and after a visit here. Mrs. Claude Clemson, was the guest of Mr. family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerne Us, Mrs. Jackie Bigham and Mrs. W. R. Snelgrove over Herring, in Cocoa Beach, Fla. and Eddie accompanied her the week-end. Mrs. David Owens visited Mrs. home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster Edna McAlister in Greer and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hard- and George McGinnis of Ches- Mrs. S. P. Dye in Spartanburg man of Greenville, spent Sunday ter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jasper over the week-end. * with Mr. and Mrs McGinnis and Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr ^ Mrs. Jimmy Sexton man- Mountville News MRS. MAUDE BRYSON Correspondent in Self Memorial Greenwood. How Read PhiMppiaas 4:10-2S mea preach unless they are seat? As it is ‘How beautiful are the feet of those preach r (Romans It:lS, RSV) . and Mrs. H. W. Bryson. Mrs. Richard Randall of Sil ver Springs, Md., visited Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Alexander Sat urday. Mrs. I. T. Bryant of Ander son, visited Col. W. H. Finley Sunday. During the week-end Mrs. Wood of Belton, visited her pa- Gip Hardigree. A native of Laurens rents, Mr and .Mrs. P* W. Fin- L. F, Campbell of Anniston, daughter of the latefW. T, and ley. Ala., visited his cousins, Mrs. Lapi'S. Fowler Burns'^ she was Terry Dye and Jeff Landeu P- H .Mille rand Mrs. L. T. * member of the First Baptist of Presbyterian College, Clin- Watts, Friday. Church. * ton, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Alexander _ Surviving^ are her husband, Jeff’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and visited the letter’s mother, Mrs. s * muei c ’ Power ; two sons, Po- Mrs. L. R. Adams, Sunday. James Copeland in Clinton, Sun- Mrs. Samuel Power G. H. Watts visited in Win- of^Rt.^ der, Ga., last week with his di#?l at 10:30 a.m. Friday at a sister, Mrs. Foster Hardigree, local hospital after a year of ffl. and in Hartwell with a nephew, ness. A native of Lav lice Chief J. W. Power and 8am C. Power Jr., of Laurens; three daughters, Mrs. G. C. Sober of Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter day.. Lynch Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Smith spent sev- Laurenis "Mrs ’c'A.'Mmtiw 3 On our way to the Orient last winter, my wife and I spent a Mrs. Jimmie Lynch of Union, eral days with her json, C/D. Greenwood and Mrs Dm D Fern Hard- day with one of our missionaries in Oahu, Hawaii. During our and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Padg- Smith, and Mrs. Smith in Jo- Beckman of Columbia* two si* talks he remarked, “The people back home have been liberal in ett of Spartanburg. anna recently. < . terg Mrs Ida Riddle and Mrs H. Dunaway Sunday. and Mrs. Luke Fuller of Green- Mrs. Claude Farmer, Miss providing the money we need in our expanding program here.” Miss ZeUe Crisp and Mrs. joining Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hicks F. Owings of Laurens* and Mrs. Gene Armstrong and wood, were guests of Mrs. Ada Velda Farmer and Mrs. NeUie As we continued our conversation, he went on to say, somewhat Roy Adams were business visi- Cook and daughter, Betsy, at six grandchildren, children spent the week-end with Center and daughters over the McCauley and mother visited wistfully, “But one of the hardest things about being a missionary tors in Greenville Saturday. the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Funeral services will be coo- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Meadors. week-end. Mr »- Nannie Putnam in the Lau- i s that so many home folks forget you.” Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bryson Goodman in Denmark recently ducted Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Mr and Mrs Robert Neal were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hughes ren 8 hospital Saturday. , He doubUess was speaking for a great many others who have a nd Mrs. RoUy Bannister at- we re S. B. Goodman, Mr. and Kennedy Mortuary by Dr. Rob. guests of Mr and Mrs. Clifford and Miss Iris Hughes visited Mrs Nel1 Howard and sons, g0 ne afar to represent Christ and the church and, in effect, have tended church services at Liber- Mrs. J. M. Wham and family 8. Cooper. Burial will be in Reid ia Salem last week-end. Mrs. Essie Powell and Mr. and Oscar, of GreenviUe, were guests not been remembered. We forget or postpone writing to assure ty Springs Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Goodman forest Lawn Cemetery. Mrs Evelyn Webb and Dessle Mrs. Lee Holtzclaw in Greer of Claude KerneUs Sunday. them of our continuing love and prayers for them. Sunday night and enjoyed the and family, celebrating the Webb visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R- Sunday. BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN A good letter is almost like a visit; it can serve to encourage fum given on the work in the birthday of»S. B. Goodman and Webb in Dublin, Ga., last week- Mrs. L. L. Powell is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kinard and to boost morale. It can be evidence of our interest in those in Congo. Brooks Goodman, son of Mr end. her sister, Mrs. R. G. PoweU, gave Mrs. Kinard's father, J. L. the ministry of the church serving far from home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Major who is ill, in PampUco. Arnold, a birthday dinner Sun. and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reeder of day to celebrate his 71st birth- W. H. Patton in Calhoun Falls Whitmire, and Mrs. Maude day. Mrs. Joe Griffin and chil- last week-rad. Longshore of Newberry, visited dren of Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Vaiderford Mrs. Ella Reeder Sunday. James Arnold and family of Goldsboro, N. C., J. D. Van- Mrs. Claude Fanner and Miss Hemingway, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Tsrr. PRAYER ~ Father, bless us as we give support to the work aad outreach of the church. Help us to live our faith by our daily prayers, our understanding, aad the outreach of oar love for our fellow Christians everywhere. 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SONG SERVICE SUNDAY BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDING There will be a singing Sun- Newberry, ANNIVERSARIES 1 day, March 7, at the Church of ternoon with his parents, Little Larry Owens celebrated God of Prophecy on Sloan Street. - a birthday February 28. Rev. L. L. Powell invites the Tad Reynolds has a birthday public to attend, on March 5. for 18 months, will be glad to know he is back home. Mrs. Arthur Alexander is vis iting in Fountain Inn and Greenville this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bryson of spent - Sautrday af- Mr. YARBOROUGH STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP J Corner Musgrove and Pitts Streets CAMERAS — FILMS — PHOTO FINISHING Mrs. C o 1 i e Campbell and Sheila Campbell have birthdays March 6th. »^Mrs. L. W. King and Charles Windsor have birthdays March 7th. District 56 School Lunch Menu Week of March 8-12 Milk, MONDAY cheeseburgers, navy James Paul Woodward has a beans, cole slaw, hamburger birthday March 10th. buns, butter, cherry pie. Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Samples . 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