The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 29, 1966, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHHONTCLF
Clinton, S. C„ Thursday, SrptHnber 19G6
.... REV. H. L. FINLEY
Calvary Revival
To Begin Sunday
i,(>Revival services will be con
ducted at Calvary Baptist
Church, Clinton, October 2-9.
' Rev. H. L. Finley, pastor of
lAppalache Baptist Church,
Greer, will do the preaching.
iMrs. Joe Land, music director
of the church, will lead the
!music. Rev. J. W. Spillers is
'pastor.
I
< Mr. Finley is a successful
|pastor and evangelist. The
public is invited to hear, the
special music rendered by the
choir and the messages deliv
ered by Mr. Finley.
This revival is coming at the
end of Mr. Spillers’ 19th year
as pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church. He expressed his
gratefulness and pleasure for
the progress and cooperation
he has enjoyed at Calvary.
Saturday, October 1 pray
er meetings will be held on
the hour and half-hour begin
ning at 7:00 a. m. and con
tinuing through 8:30 p. m. in
the interest of the revival.
Davidson Sfreel :
Revival Continues
Revival services are in
progress at Davidson Street
Baptist Church and will con
tinue through the Sunday
morning service of October 2.
Services begin e ich night
at 7:10, with John Farmer of
the Baptist Brotherhood De
partment, Columbia, as the
guest evangelist. Rev. W. W.
Willingham of Kinards" is di
recting the music.
The pastor. Rev. M. Floyd
Heliams, invites tne public to
attend.
In Session to Plan Erskine Campaign
The Laurens-Clinton Chapter of
the Erskine College Alumni Asso
ciation held a session here last
Thursday at Hotel Mary Musgrove
and joining the group were officials
of the Erskine Living Endowment
campaign, to make plans for the
fund> - raising drive. Mrs. Milton
Blakely of Laurens, was elected
president of the chapter.
In the photo, from left, are Mrs.
R. L. Plaxico, vice-president; Mrs.
Lawrence Young, co-chariman of
the drive; Mrs. S- C. Gambrell of
Owings, retiring president; Rev. A.
M. Mitchell of Cross Hill, area chair
man; Mrs. John T. Young, drive
chairman; Dr. John Miller Grier of
Due West, speaker; and Rev, Paul
Grier of Laurens, retired minister.
—Yarborough Photo.
House of Flowers, 1 sponsored Christmas bonuses, stock pur-
by Piedmont Interstate Fair chase plan and a college schol-
Association in cooperation arship program for children of
with the Spartanburg Garden employees. f
Club Council and garden clubs The company operates 69C
and individuals in all six fair Winn-Dixie Stores and Kwik-
counuts. Chek supermarkets through-
! Stock car races, nightly iiie^out the southeast,
works and the World on Par
ade Midway will provide en- g e j| ^ Wildcats
Announcing the Fair, Presi- To Meet Geer-Gont
dent Black said: ^
“Each year many people nere rnuu 7
from the Piedmont area of the The Wildcats will be laying
Carolinas look forward with to get back in the win column
much pleasure to the annual Friday night at 8 o’clock in
Piedmont Interstate Fair. It the Bell Street stadium. The
is our hope that this year will team will be competing against
surpass all other years. We Geer-Gant of Belton,
look forward to wholesome en- The Wildcats were banged
tertainment, together with up after the Sanders game
competitive activities that will lust week. Morris Kinard, Rob-
appeal to everyone. The ag- '- er t Gary and Johnny Peake
neultural, the livestock" the were injured. All are expedt-
industrial exhibits, along with ed to be ready to go Friday
the theme, ‘The Sound of Mu- night. Herbert Thompson will
sic’, being featured in the he ready to go full speed tor
Arts Building, make the expo- the first time since the Beck
sition a most enjoyable occa- game. Samuel Jones had a Beginning Monday.
sion.’’ ‘ '— , "" 1 s “
REV. WALTER N. LONG
Baptist Services
To Begin Monday
nocked loose, but is
expected to be ready.-
October
Navy Test Slated
For December 10
conducted this year, involves Piedmont Fair
29 ships ranging in si?e from _ l in
attack aircraft carrier to mine Opens October 10
Applications for the Navy’s sweeper, commenced Septem- SpOrtanburQ
qualification her 13.
annual N ROTC
test are now available, ac
cording to Herman Jackson,
counselor at Clinton High
School. This nationwide ex
aminaron wL" be given on
Decemhoi 13, and all eligible
male high school seniors and
graduates may apply.
On *he basis of this test,
personal interviews, medical
examinations, and other fac
tors, Mr.
ed, over
will enter the Regular NP-
OTC Program as midship- s troyers, anti-Pt boat optia
k
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who will be at least 17 but
not yet 21 on June 30. 1967.
and who are now high school
seniors or g: actuates, may
be eligible to apply for the
test. Those who attain quali
fying scores will he inter
viewed and given medical
examinations next January
and February.
A successful candidate re
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years of college. This in
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fees, hooks, uniforms, and
$50.00 per month subsistence
allowance. After successfully
completing baccalaureate de
gree requirements and naval
training, graduates are com
missioned as officers in the
U. S. Navy or Marine Corps.
The six counties and
states, Piedmont Interstate lion to^cash payments, it is
Fair will open its 2lst season estimated that $3,300,000 will
in Spartanburg Oct. 10 for six he allocated to the partici-
days and nights, President pants’ retirement accounts for
Paul Black announced today, the firm's fiscal year which
Theme of the 1966 exposi- closed June 25.
tion will be “Sound of Mu- Winn-Dixie has set aside a
sic”, in further tribute to the portion of its profits for dis-
langesoi the ( hocolate Moun- ( . u Uure of the Carolinas, the tribution to qualified employ-
tains and San t lemento Is- president sa i(j ees for 20 consecutive years.
Member counties are Spar- employees ol the firm who
tanhurg, Cherokee, Union and l ,ave completed 5 years’ ser-
Laurens in South Carolina and vice participate and are not
Polk and Rutherford in North required to contribute any
Carolina. * P art of the ‘ r salary to the pro-
A 145-page premium book »ram
"Eager Aogler” is designed
to ready ships tor nbat
roles in the Western Pacific.
Among Ine phases of nsva
warfare to be stressed are air
and anti-air operations, includ
ing aerial strikes with live
ordnance in the bombing
3, with the evening service at
The "wildcats’'record is 2-2. 7:30, and continuing through
They played their worst game Sunday, October 9, special ser-
of the season against Sanders, vices with evangelistic em-
Winn-Dixie coaches said - ‘‘ Yoa 0311,1 phasis will be held in the First
when you don’t play sound „ ^ „ ,
football,” Coach Little report-. Bapt,st Church ’ .
edly said to the team He fur- The vis.'ting minister for the
ther stated, “I think we are meeting will be Reverend
The distribution was made readv to P ut two S°<‘i ggmes Walter N. Long, pastor of the
to 5 912 eligible employees of to K ether and have a g f -o d sea- F i rst Baptist Church of Bel-
i . . . ervn ’ ’ In Liic r'omoi'lrc . . j r „ — w n r.
the Winn-Dixie profit-sharing
two retirement program. In addi-
Winn-Dixie Pays
Year-End Bonuses
Employees of
Food Stores, including a num
ber in the local area, have re
ceived $1,073,241 in year-end
profit-sharing bonuses.
son." In his remarks, Coach mont> n. C. Mr. Long is a na-
Little was referring to the tive Jf South Carolina, a grad-
game with Granard High of uate 0 f Furman University
Gaflney October 7, to be play- a n j Southern Seminary in
ed at Bell Street.
My Neigimors
land: close air support and
Jackson explain- aerial reconnaissance.
1.700 young men There will also be training
in shore bombardment and de-
tions, communications tech
niques, simulated search and offering thousands of dollars T h° assets of the fund are
rescue operations.
in cash awards is being dis- held in trust to provide retire-
tributed.l ment income to employees in
Numerous competitive and addition to social security ben-
other events include dairy eat- e ^ s - Last year retirees re
tie exhibits, 4-H and Future t ' oivo $583,000 in retirement
Farmer contests and exhib- benefits.
its, numerous adult and jun- The Profit-Sharing Retire-
ior arts divisions, field crops, ment program is part of the
a swine show, hobbies, crafts comprehensive employee ben-
and educational and cultural program of Winn-Dixie
exhibits. Stores, Inc., which also in-
School days and other fair eludes life, health and acci-
features will be the Piedmont dent insurance, sick p i y,
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Louisville, Ky., and has served
the Belmont church since 1945.
He also is remembered in the
Clinton area as a former pas
tor of the First Baptist
Church, having left CUnton in
1945 to accept the Belmont
pastorate.
Special music will be con-
di.etvd under the direction of
William Chance of Colonial
Heights Baptist Church, Co
lumbia. Pianists are Miss
Nannette Young and Brent
Holcomb.
The public is invited to at
tend the services.
Sunday Singing At
Sloan St. Church
The first Sunday singing at
the Church of God of Proph
ecy is to be held Sunday af
ternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the
church on Sloan Street. The
pastor is Rev. Frank Phillips.
Seaman Dendy
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The mine exercise, the third ate of Clinton High School.
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