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I ■ t i ' T — [Clintort, S. Thursday, May 26, 198(J ftm ctmox (^RdHiCL* [Lydia MiD Newt v L »» <*> 3= /V" ( MRS. CLTAC TRAMMELL, Correspondent Bad Representative r _, Telephone MI Mil damrrt|nglj Bhoftda/ Caitdtl, a Itbrhday May 81. wmmm , Jf'lent VaHdMfM« and Re- Mrs. H. W. Smith and Mis* g^a Cfcadlfoftti / * Lavaleen Sanders of Palatka, j. %r'E Fla., were the weekend gtiests narriflT acflkvtrti'tt < !of their broth.rM.d d.terin. Vsunday mom”Mr. »m- v. and Mrs M. u; -fean- 4. . x?%u n ...th June' 1 wi)l be Adger Craw- Mrs. Rill Howard and Mrs. tients at Bailey Memorial. W|||iaiH< tfl SpPjlc Asheville today (Thursday^ fol*d Jr.’s birthday. E. A. Blake spent Sunday af- A special servic^ss^was held * Others scheduled Rl _ May 27 will be Mrs. Mamie terhobn with Mrs. Rhett Bry- (Sunday morning, May 22, at W - D - WilUams, director of at ^ con f e r e nce are N Barnett’s birthday. son ' the Mountville Baptist Church management training for Carolina Gov. Dart |j^ Marv Sup Fellows will pele- . Efientls of Q. C. Watts and for the members of the church Greenwood Mills, will address J. W. Bean, Chairman ' y " br. Ruth Stokes will be in- who received their dplomas the industrial nurSes section North Carolina Ind Commission, and Dr. Carl \ Winters of General Motor's. m..,.,'’- Atr H t-i. Honda Rel#i£|||^«hr' which includes ; Rathy MpBl 1 ary will observe their, 33rd bratc her ^ irst birthday May terested to know that they are May 23 from Clinton High of the North Carolina State- Kanaoh, Karth flVaht, Lebha Wedding anniversary Mny ?7. 31 * doing nicely, but are still pa- School. ' wide Safety Cohference in Juhnsob, PdfR MMihr filbtilbie J. B. Patteysdn Will observe Becky Waters was nine — *— b-i /■. years old May 21. law, Rev. anu mrs m u oan- ^ ^ wiu * |t ^ ders, coming especially for ^ dia Baptist t®ch and 'dtt the music recital and gradua- siindav everting tori WMAk tion exercises df their nephew, Cha'ptlrt^t wffi Arty Joe Sanders. fc* VlUd,ce, 1 .and ah envoy Mr. and Mrs> Carl Johnsoh frbm the BapUst Hbrtie MU- of Greenville visited Sunday Boardt wtlW sneak at the with hi, slater, Miss MWy .}$! ^"UrsIrtvT* •' t f> Johnson and her parents, Mr. w ,'f*he public is eordially in-, and Mrs. Claude Parrish-. iMed. ., They came to attend the pro- b MOIMEB gram honoring their farmer V oNBflt' teacher, Miss Margaret * Jn honiJr df B,akele y- • % birthday,- hbr. dndi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wlb Mt-s. lack Wenllnt Hams and family ot Newberry j^ehunt gave a birthday Read John 6:63-80 We believe and are sure that Thou art that Christ, the Son of the living God. Those Who knew Col David Carnegie, a respected citi- 1 _ r Our iahd, considered him a man of sterling character. visited Saturday evening with aer at their\hoA\e «tt May. ft. * Press report after David Carnegie’s death, the general *” ^ ‘ k J ^ / odn^ djhnager of the great business in which bavlti Was his dep- “ G, Wifnmedjup the real secret of Davd’s life. He said: “No v Enfoying tfib • Iph were MK ss; Mr.-v his father, H. W. Williams . and Mrs. Williams. , Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bbw- en, Bobby and Tonya of Mil- B$tes and Mil ledgeville, Ga.» Mrs. P. .L. I^rs. Jamtes Es Hall and Larry of Augusta, Mf*-'Billy , - omiai „™ v r ms Ga., Miss Carolyn Parsons of familyf,* Mr!/ Bstdsi Uttshal leablfe ; fHith in Christ and in the life eternal. These Belvedere; Mrs. Jarhes TL and Mrs>-Ton^ny<Black are the ; main beliefs of the Christian. We,'who are God’s King Jr., and Miss Virginia said Dena, Mrs. Vlibanie Me- creatures, cannot but believe in Him who gaVe His Sort Senn of Charleston, Miss ** Ctjy ghd Mrs- Mark Ballard, to die for us. That . Christ should have suffered and died thy Senn of Ora, Miss Martha wbMr$. Estes wate'remerirbeT- Our sins fills Us Ubth humble amazement, pruell of Camden, Mrs. T. E. efl. with gifts frdm^her ffuttfiy 1^;, The Christian gives first place to a firm beUef in the p ish of Greenwood, Bill Me- and friends. c,. *, ' ^ tjedeemlng power of Christ’s sacrifice. Life becomes spiri- :ombs of Surfside Beach and WTH TBr SICE'; ’ . WaUy rewarding as he meditates, daily on the wonderful * “ ' ' entered “i ve - of Jesus, the Son of God. ;. sorry, to jula Aber- f t BIRTH *AND>ANtiH£ |r • resident', it Hillerest ih’fiA. PRAYER We thank Thee, dear Father, for believers who served Thee on earth and are now Inheriting Thy promises. • Grant, to us also the joy and peace they ekperienCed in beliveirtg. Jn HiS hatne we - pray. • Amen. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY I believe in God—I can do no other. Tholas Watson (Scotland) < . . > ■ • ’ — " ville with their daughter, Mrs. Mountville News Frank Seale y an d children. MRS. MAUDE BRYSON M ' C ' C ^ 8p of Charlot - te - Correspondent N ' c - vislted^his mother, Mrs. ■ - M. L. Crisp during last week. Mfs. CrtSp is confined to bed Patterson visited . K m t i‘- ^ V'-- y » 1 r v V"' - s . | - v ■■■ A ■- Combs Warren Goss of Columbia all ^Mrs - Fred Bjbdie^ visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey.- Momoital Hospital Goss Sunday. They .came for Monday for sufteryL^*> the wedding of Gary Goss and ^-Friends ‘ will ^ Miss Kathy Salter which was kMow that Mrs 1 !;!* held in Joanna Sunday aftert *rfjHbmWe~ a-^orr noon. ilv crimaUy- ill. Miss Roberta Prince and ridspitwrin Foil Johnny Lanford were guests of tlteir brother and urtclle, Ernest Prince and Mrs. "-j Thomas Nat. Prince of Marietta, Ga., dtif- serve a-birthdaj ing the weekend. While there ‘^Jfappy 1 bil they attended the Armed David Pace. Forces Air Show at the Lock heed Plant. College was home for the wHl be May 3i:vO;V.V.i.-t.V ' 4- weekend to visit her parents, vMay^30iwiU«be£tbe birthday Wisitihg Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mr. and Mrs. Dftvid Work, ^Wkjme Fuller.-.aird Kimbdr- Miller during the last week most of the time, but is cheer- who then accompanied hef ijfe Ellllitoe’.' Jess i e Williamson fuk back to Columbia Sunday af- £3Mr. -WSi' Mr^Uolm''Galk , iof Miccea, Fla. While here, Mrs., Bill Ward spent Sun- ternoon. _Miss Work partici- i#hn wRl ceHiJiiUfe ‘UW|i' S(i>ed- ^>ey visited Mrs. Euna May day in SpartanbUrg. pftted in the program honor- dpfig atutiversary^May'^ai! .V- Turner and Mr. and Mrs. L. Mrs. RoUy Bannister Sr. Sjlig Miss Margaret Blakeley v^May •-88 •Dkiiny Q- Caughman in Columbia. accompanied by Mr. and Mrsi on Sunday. Bfeck^'birthday.^.. Mr. knd Mrs. J. S. Wihe- H. M. Bryson of Newberry is brerinef spent Sunday in Lees- visiting in Dolthan, Ala. Sunday. Mrs. J. B h^r son-in-law and daughter, Mi. and Mrs. Donald LaWtoh in Orangeburg Sunday. Mrs. Kate ’ Colemah Mrs. Gladys Harrelson Af Spartanburg received a Visit from Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Riddle on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Guy Parrish sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Perfcy Parrish and Tami spent Sun day with their son and brother G. c. Parris and Mrs, Par ris in Aikeh. Miss Gloria Jackson and several friends fitom Win- throp College, Rock Hill, spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach. Rev. ahd Mrs, B R. Terrell and family of Etioree were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. w. P. Terrell and Sister, Mrs. Mil 1 dred Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley o& Clinton visited ■fhem in the Afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Mc Clendon and Debbie, of Grtefl- wood, and Mrs. Gregg RoWe of Belton visited C. J. Black- well and Mrs. Virginia Wilsoh Sunday. They came tat die ‘‘I Remember Miss Blakeley Day” at Providence Schbol Sunday aftemooft. Rev. J. B. Abercrombie of Laurens was a participant ih the honor program for Miss Blakeley. Hhe also visited his mother, Hrs. Henry Aber crombie as did Mrs George Reid of Clinton. Ezzie Miller, Perry Parrish and Major Crawford were in Charleston on a fishing trip over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Tram mell visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trammell in Greenwood Sun day evening for a hamburger cook-out. t EHAWEE GIRLS VISIT POUCE STATION The Ehawee campfire Girls ^f the Lewa District at Lydia paid a visit to the Police De partment and Fire Depart ment on Monday afternoon of last week. Police Chief Bal lard escorted them on a tour of the police station and took som’e finger prints. He also demonstrated the use of gunS and explained the dangers ot firearms improperly used. At the Fire Department Chief Gwens showed and detailed the use of the fire trucks. 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