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„■ I . .. .1. mm Cttiitftli, S. C., Thursday, August 15, 1666 *--4 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE MiB New* ... N. C. Visitors Here With Relatives MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL, Correspondent and Representative Telephone 833-2006 CaUfornia and Mexico. P ital for a week Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sim- A mons of Greer, were Sunday At the Church of God As At Baptist Hospital MR. MITCHELL include work in public rela tions, personnel and denomi national relations. Mr. MiteheH comes to the Baptist Hospital from the First Baptist Hospital of Or chard Park, N. Y. He began Lvdia Mill Npw* ^ August 28th birthdays will IICWB ... include Tim Riley, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Peggy Ginn, Jun ior Tumblin and Robert Bag- well. Ray Fuller will have a and David and Miss Priscilla ed a hay ride to the Baptist birthday August 27. Gaskins spent several days at Assembly grounds on Lake August 31 will be Russell Crescent Beach 'last week. r-ropnwnnH Monday evening. Trammell’s birthday. — Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Upon arrival they enjoyed a James Earl Morgan will and Mrs. Bobby Webb and wener ioast. observe a birthday August 29. Rev. and Mrs. Hobert Sel- K a Uiy were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fred Bodie is the d -- Mr. and Mrs. James McEl- lers of Rockingham, N. C., Ambrose Carter and Mrs. Syl- parfment superintendent. Sh° hannon will observe a wed- visited Mr. and Mrs. H. O. v i a Hensen of Chester; Mr. was assisted in chaperoning ding anniversary August 28. Smith and other relatives dur- an d Mrs. Paul Roberts and the group by the teachers in Patti Carroll will be seven ing the past week. family of Lowery; Sam Ma- the department. years rid August 27. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Parrish pies of Sharon; Mr. and Mrs. PICNIC ENJOYED Mr - an<1 Mrs - Clarence Hin- and Tami, Mr. and Mrs. Ez- Fred Mathis, Roland Revis, The Lydia Woman’s Club son wil1 "<-*■ ‘brate a wedding zie Miller and Jimmy and and Mr. and Mrs. Benny family picnic was enjoyed anniversarAugust 31. Miss Gloria Jackson were Sun- Tucker and Michael. In the Thursday evening at the Sarn an< l Fam Lambert day guests of Mr. and Mrs. afternoon they all visited in home of the president, Mrs. wil1 celebrate birthdays Au- James Forrester In Simpson- ^be Tuckers’ new home. Clyde Trammell, and Mr. U us t 27. vtile. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cobb Trammell. (,'1 f « Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Parrish, and family °f Charlotte, N. Tables were set up .in the D ou I D M;i r L a || Jr of Aiken visited Mr and C > vlslted her slster - Miss lighted back lawn where the KCl. J. D. rlllUICll Mr’s. Parrish, Sr., and' Mr. ^ Johnson, during the large number present enjoyed » . 4 . . , and Mrs. H. W. Williams a week -« nd f picnic supper brought by ty()mg(| ACCKtjinl few days last week. They ^ rs - Homer Birch remains the families, were enroute home after va- m her home. She was a pa- A short business meeting cationing for three weeks in tient in Bai l e y Memorial Hos was held by the ladies after ward when plans were made Columbia — Rev. James B. his pastorate there in Septem- for the group to sell Hallo- Mitchell, a native of Anderson her of 1984 and will leave this mi.ris m w „ r „ ween candy. Also, nlan.s were has been named the new as- month as he reports to the hos- Visitnrs Of her’mother Mrs semb y he l d recently Rev. W. made to go to Asheville, N. sistant administrator of the pital in September. Fmmio Thomas anH cietor Cabiness, pastor of the Ly- C., for this week-end, leaving South Carolina Baptist Hos- Mr. Mitchell, married to the Mrs Pninmhiic Hnohas Mr' d * a ^burch of God, was re-as- b y chartered bus Saturday at pital. former Hilliard Jackson of Mrs. Loiumnus Hughes, Mr. signed to th e local church. 5 ; 00 p. m. to return Sunday i n making the announce- Newberry, attended North BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS a ftcrnoon. ment, Administrator W. A. Green vilie Academy and is a . r ‘ ^ , rs " ., 1S BRYAN BIRTHDAYS AND Boyce said, “We are indeed graduate of Newberry College, and children ot walhalla, Rev and Mrs j ames Ros . ANNIVERSARIES fortunate to acquire the ser- and received his B. D. Degree were guests of Mrs. Sidney co e Bryan announce the birth Happy birthday today to vices of such a capable and from Southwtstern Baptist Oakley on Tuesday of last of a soni Barry Johnson, on Mrs. I. N. Pierce, A. E. Law- qualified person as Rev. Theriogical Seminary in Fort week. Sunday visitors of Mrs. August 15 at Bai i ey Memoria i soni and m i !s s Charlene James B. Mitchell.” Boyce Worth, Texas. He also attend Oakley were Mr and Mrs. Hospital. Mrs. Bryan is the Birchmore. said Mr. Mitchell’s duties will ed Glasgow (Scotland) Univ- Lewis Oakley, Donny and former Miss Reba Johnson of Mitch Oakley of Rock Hill. rirppnu/nnH Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lark SMITH were visitors of their son and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith daUghter-in-law, Mr. and announce the birth of a Mrs. Joe Lark, during the daughter, Roberta Lynn, on week-end in Asheville, N. C August 2 at Bailey Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tram- Hospital. Before marriage tnell visited their daughter, Mrs. Smith was Patricia Mrs. William Stone, Mr. Stone Cooper, and family Sunday, going for AUXILIARY ELECTS their grandson, Henry’s, OFFICERS birthday. The Trammells ‘lat- The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the er motored to Henderson- Lydia Pentecostal Holiness vilie, N. C. Church met la§t Thursday at Timmy Sanders, who is a Hie home of Mrs. Donny Jen- student at Hargrove Military n * n gs. Academy in Chatham, Va., Mrs. David McNinch, presi- and Arty Sanders, a student den L presided at the meeting, ersity in 1945, while he was positions in local, state and North GreenviMe Junior serving as a chaplain in the southern associations and or- lege. an d alumni U. S. Army. ganizations. He has headed dcnt Southwestern Ser He began h.s ministry in up tuberculosis, m e n t a 1 ^ nominatln g committee _ Newberry at the Old Eastside health, and ministerial asso- boards and aKcncieSt and & Baptist Church in June of eiations. He served several member of thc committee 1937. He then went to Joanna, terms as moderator of the committecs . Hc has servpd * followed by stays in Brashear,' Heedy River Association. Texas; Madill, Oklahoma; Co commissioner on the sout C°- He Is no stranger to the wide Baptist Radio and Telff- vington, Texas, back to Jo- S. C. Baptist Hospital, having vision Commission. anna, where he served from served as a trustee and a — 1949 to 1964 when he went to member of the executive com- Orchard Park, New York. mittec for five years. Mr. Mitchell has held many He has been trustee of YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-0541 K ■r r In Color—11x14 PORTRAIT, Kiy • • • Black and White $1.00 Plus Handlnig Charge $|]99 4 Poses For Your Choice Full Poses rtf Rabies 10 a. m. to 5 p. tn., Thurs., Aug 25, Fri., Aug. 26, Sat., Aug. 27. West Main Street at Carson-Newman College in with Mrs. Maxie Davis in Jefferson City, Tenn., are vis- charg f °f the program. Ring their parents, Rev. and P ur l n 6 the business session Mrs. M. J. Sanders before re- ?Wcen, were elected for the 1966-1967 church year. Mrs. McNinch was re-elect turning to their respective schools. TT . „ „ „ ed president, and Mrs. Davu, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard. pr0 " ram chslrman n n e 4/,u ei!y , „ MaH °!l “">• “ 1 "" B. O Shields visited Mr. and elected secretary and treas- Ballard and Mr. and Mrs. J. U rer. Mrs. Cqlie Brilard, Mr. and INTERMEDIATES HAVE Mrs. Hubert Elrod and Mr. HAY RIDE and Mrs. Ray McGill in and The Intermediate Depart- around Columbia Sunday. ment of the Lydia Baptist Mrs. Glenn Gaskins, Bill Church Sunday school enjoy- Telephone Talk ■ ,i By ir'i D. H. MARGIN 1 ‘ Your Telephone Manager V V F ■ School time...Safe Time! • k « • * . . 4 - • n V • ’ • »» - » • . Once ag^iij the school bells, ring, Air of laughter and songs to sing. A preciotis gem bids Mom farewell, . . . As off to school with much to tell. End of vacation and sunshine gay. ' For arrives the first school day. Let us all be careful as we drive, To keep the ones we love alive. For the carelessness of your own, May bring others tragedy unknown. Look and listen to sorrow spare, To bring peace to those who care. Many signs of caution show the way, For drivers to follow and to obey. Rules are not made to be broken, A priceless life is saved — a token. 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