The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 23, 1965, Image 8
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C„ ThurwUy, September 23, 196S
Presbytery Women Here Sept 28
The-60th annual meeting of the
Women of the Church of South
Carolina Presbytery. Presbyte
rian Church, U 1 . S., will be held
September 28 at Thomwell Me
morial Church, Clinton.
TThe Bible speaker wiU be the
Rev. J. Allen Johnson, pastor
of the Seneca Presbyterian
Church and following his ad
dress the sacrament of the.
Lard’s supper will be observed.
It will be administered by Dr.
Malcolm Macdonald, and the
Session of the Thornwell Church.
The meeting will begin with
registration at 9:30 a. m., with
the program beginning prompt
ly at 10:00/Mrs. J. Kelly Waits
of Joana, Presbyterial president,
will preside. Miss Inez Tucker of
the host church, will bring greet
ings , and response will be made
REV. ALLEN JOHNSON
MRS. WALTER S. MOORE
Bell Street to MeeU
Sanders Here Friday
The Bell Street Wildcats will
he seeking their first victory of
the season when they meet San
ders High School of Laurens Fri
day night on the Bell Street
field.
The Wildcats and Lake View
fought to a 7-7 tie last week.
Coach Little said he would.not
have the problem of getting,the
team up for this one. The team
showed improvemen in passing,
but is still weak in punting.
There will be lots of work for
the kickers this week.
Last week Willie Burnside
passed 68 yards to Roy Suber,
the only touchdown made. Bell
Street will have its work cut out
for them on Friday night. San-
will install the newly ders will be in high spirits with
Other officers are: vice-presi- for Bril Street
by Miss Edna Bailey of Green- , . . , . . . .
wood of Laurens, Presbyterial his- of Clinton, t _ .
Also featured on the day’s pro- torian, will present a memorial elected officers and present the two strright wins to make its
gram° wmTa rn^ge sarv-c. hoaoring decea«d mem- benedicUom mcord M agin., an 04-1 record
Mrs. Walter S. Moore of Wal- of the Women of the Other offi rrimstead
halla, president of the Women of Church. The roll call of church- * ’ *. p \,
the Church Svnod of South es be made by the four Greenwood, recording secreta-
ciolS,a M;,. FrZlc dis.nc, chairmen: Mr. B. E. ry. Mra. J. Cal Steyenaflii. Abbe-
Pettit Abbeville; Mrs. Guy Em- ville; corresponding secretary,
erson, Hodges; Mrs. J. M. Mrs. Watts Davis, Clinton;
Otis P Sliber Wham, Mountville; and Mrs. treasurer, Mrs. J. T. Davenport, radio station WPCC, left Tues-
whitmipga—Titic Phif.r Frank W. Ashley, Newberry. Kinards^ chairman of white day for a three-day stay and
„ . 8 xr Phl i! er S J* ’ The annual election of officers cross, Mrs. Robert Rollings- tour of the Charleston Naval
will be held following the report worth, Cross HiH. Base as guest of the Navy,
of the nominating committee.
The chairman, Mrs. Barron Mc-
Spoone On Trip
To Charleston Base
William Spoone, employee of
pital early Friday morning af
ter a sudden illness.
NaUve of Newberry County, Ninch of Ware shoals, will bring
son of the late Z. H. and Mat- report,
tie Phifer Suber, he spent most In the afternoon session re-
of his life in Whitmire and ope- ports from program area chair-
rated a dairy until he retired men will be heard. Making these
several years ago. He was a will be Mrs. G. S. Seigler, Abbe-
veteran of World War I, a ville; Mrs. D. H. Pitts, Laurens;
member of the American Le- Mrs. G. W. Taylor, Clinton; and
gion and was an elder in the Mrs. Henry Craig, Clinton.
Whitmire Presbyterian Church. The Rev. J. Gaynor Phillips,
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. : r——
Elizabeth McCrackin Suber;
a daughter, Mrs. Horace Lem
on of Whitmire; a son. Dr.
Roy D. Suber of Clinton; two
sisters, Mrs. C. B. Jeter of
Reese In Columbia
For Training Course
Fred T. Reese, associate man-
orui. i . w ager in charge of the Life In-
Whitmire, and Mrs. H. C. Walk- SU rance Company of Virginia’s
W °i I l lge ^ nd; fi ^ e ^ r0 ^ le "’ Clinton office, is attending the
^ J-. w - ^ T z J. Suber company’s regional training
erf Whitmire; F. L. Suber of seminar for associate managers
Waco, Texas; and H. W. Suber this week in Columbia,
of Greenville; and three grand- Executives from the com-
chUdren pany’s national headquarters In
Funeral services were con- Richmond. Va., are participat- GiwnviH* fc/nn
ducted Sautrday at 4:00 p. m. ing in the acceleratidcSSme 6 .
at the Whitmire Presbyterian that covers the latest develop- To AddrCSS LKHIS
Church by Rev. Vernon N. ments in life insurance sales, fi i 1.1 , T .
West. Burial was in the Whit- service and management tech- ^'•UD INCXt I UCSGOy
Spoone, with other radio per
sonnel from over the state, was
awarded the trip for service in
promoting a recent naval en
listment program. ^
The group will inspect the
base, various type ships and
submarines, and will be taken
on short voyages in the area.
HARDY HENRY
mire cmeetery.
niques.
Hardy Henry, director of in
dustrial relations for Texize
Chemicals, of Greenville, will
be the guest speaker at the
meeting of the Clinton Lions
Club next Tuesday night.
The session will be held at
Hotel Mary M us grove at 7:00
p. m.
Members are reminded of
the change in time of the meet
ings during the fall season
from Friday to Tuesday.
REV. AND MRS. FLOYD mrii Afg
Davidson Street Baptist Church
Honors Pastor, Family on Anniversary
Members of Davidson Street Bobby Joe Meadors, rhairman
Baptist Church honored their of u* Board of Deacons, voiced
,or u “ C ° D ™’ U,X ' ‘ raU -
September 15, on the occasion of tude appreciation and pre-
their third anniversary with the seated the Hellams with a silver
church. ' service. They and their three
Following the prayer meeting children, Danny, Beth, and Mar-
hour the congregakm assembled garet Ann, were greeted by the
in the social hall of the church, assembled members,
which was appropriately dec- Guests present, not members
orated for the occasion. The re- of the congregation, were Mr.
ceiving line was Composed of and Mrs. J. J. Cornwall, R. B.
the heads of organizations in the Hellams, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
church and their wives. Bagwell.
REV. LEON JOHNSON
Davidson Street
Church To Begin'
Revival On Sunday
Davidson Street Baptist
Mr. Hardy, is a native of Church, Clinton, will be engaged
Mississippi, attending the Uni- in revival services Sunday, Sep-
versity of Mississippi and was tember 26, continuing through
graduated from the University Sunday, October 3, according to
of North Carolina, receiving an announcement by the pastor,
both AB and MA degrees in R«v. M. Floyd HeUams.
1949. He coached high school Services will begin each night
football for six years. at 7:30 with the Rev. Leon John-
He was vice-president, per- son, pastor of Piedmont Park
sonnel, with a furniture manu- Baptsit Church, Greenville, as
facturing plant in High Point, guest speaker.
N. C., when he joined Texize The Rev. W. W. Willingham,
as director of industrial rela- pastor of Fairview Baptist
tions in 1962. Church, Kinards, will direct the
He is a past president of choirs and congregational sing-
both the High Point and Green- ing. Miss Judy Abner is organ-
ville area Personnel Associa- 1st, and Miss Jean Foster is
tions, and is a speaker on Pianist.
many programs and panels on
human relations.
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The visiting minister Is a na
tive of Sumter and a graduate of
North Greenville Junior College,
Furman University, and New
Orleans Baptist Theological
Seminary. ,He has been in his
present pastorate since 1908.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the services.
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Clinton Beats Abbeville,
42-0, lor Third Victory
Chester High will furnish the roll Barker kicked the six ex
opposition Friday night for the tra point tries for a perfect
Clinton Red Devils in their night. '
third straight game on the The passing of Gary Laney
home field. Game time is 8 figured in most of the tooeb-
o’clock. (towns.
Chester comes to Clinton fol- Hampton scored early in the
lowing a 14-0 loss to Laurens first period on an 18-yard run
last week. The previous week, and took a 25-yard pass from
Chester defeated Lancaster 64). Johnny Willingham in the
third.
Cttntoa 42, Abbeville • Laney passed to Whitsel for
Clinton High won their third a 43-yard touchdown later In
straight here Friday night by the fiftt period for the second
trouncing Abbeville, 42-0. score.
The Clintonians racked up Laney passed to Tommy
six touchdowns, three of them Johnson for 28 yards in a long
being scored by Francis Coop- 74-yard second period drive,
er, two by Darryl Hampton, which epded with a 18-yard
and one by Joel Whitsel. Car- touchdown pass from Laney to
Cooper.
Laney to Cooper clicked
— again in the third period for a
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for 88 jards was the tons*
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A second TD in the third was
set up by a 17-yard
pass, Whitsel to Laney.
Wlfflngham threw to Hampton
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