The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 18, 1967, Image 4

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rs THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, S; C, Tharsiay, May lE, 19M irr^ tVfim IOOM MASHVIUI T(NN(S$f( THL WORLD'S MOST WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL GUIDE Twins Meet In Vietnam This is Miles and Giles Lawson of the Armed Forces in Vietnam as they have their second re union. Miles, of the Marines, visited Giles at Qui Nhon Army Base. Giles will have been in Vietnam a year in August, Miles a year in Oc tober. Before catering service, the twins were employed at Clinton Mills. 1 Highlights From Clinton High By KAYRAN COX Well, fellow Clintonians, Exams begin next Monday these days are filled with the bright and early. You’ve nev- Degjcf|«Qf’jons For tying up of all loose ends, ere seen so many prayerful * Not only is everyone begin- faces as the seniors’. Each Joanna Kindergarten ning exam- reviews but also one is eagerly waiting to find Being Accepted they are planning just how out whether or not they are . they are going to act in their going to be lucky enough to Registrations for the First approaching roles. The fresh- exempt those last exams or Baptist Church kindergarten not! all » ewer y senior a t Joanna are being accepted a n r :* t Pla y n r g hopes to be able ,o take ad- for the 1967 . ra sesslon . T o be sophomores wonder if they ^ pnvile S e s ! enrolled a child must be 5 will ever live to be the “jolly” . M y C* 15 clubs are wind * years of age or be 4 by No juniors. Then there are the . up f ® r the , ye ^. as they vember 1. Immunizations are juniors who are still filled elect y ears officers and requ i re d. Mrs. Cyril Abrams with awe as they ponder over W . a ™ all the present members or Mrs j a mes Wynn may be their new life as seniors. of the .? ues ^ v.° We '*i, NeX i! contacted for information and Then, too, there is flutter yea *. wl l . saon be here ’ 11 tho ! lg ^ registration forms. 8 a.ore among the Present ^ a clu ^ t " e semors as they try on their ^ Miss Mixon Named caps and gowns again and A1 * r s agakt, repeat the familiar Al f ^ s , em " s appre " ,ate For Course In Art * words, to "The Halls of Ivy" your intBrest and su P< , °rt in Read Psalm 32; Luke 15:11-24 “Father, I have sinned against heaven and before you.” (Luke 15:18, RSV) In this age of affluence and accomplishment, we are beset with many unsolved problems. As individuals and groups, we have sought answers from leaders in various fields of study, such as sociology, economics, education, and political science. However, the answers we get are confused and perplexing. In every field of thought, the objective thinkers are distressed that the myths of power and progress have proved to be deceitful. And when we turn to examine ourselves, we feel like crying out to God, “Father, I have sinned.” Redeemed sinners are those whom the Father has forgiven after they have prepared for the indwelling of His spirit by confessing their sins. Humility of spirit prepares our hearts for the inflowing of God’s love, light and power. We exemplify our faith when we pray, “Father, I have sinned.” It is a confession of sin and also a confession of faith in God as revealed in Christ, and our relation to Him as our Redeemer and Companion. PRAYER Heavenly Father, may we not worship our knowl edge and power and achievements in the things temporal. Help us to put first Thy kingdom and Thy righteousness. Teach us to walk humbly with Thee; through Christ our Lord. Amen. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY “The higher a man is in grace, the lower will he be in his own esteem.” Joe L. McMillin (New York) Church Group Hears McClain On Poverty Program “The church has always been concerned for the poor and has made a major contri bution to our national con science against poverty,” the Rev. Howard G. McClain of Columbia told the Broad Street . Methodist Church’s “Affluence and Poverty” study group last Wednesday. One of several panelists dis cussing present needs and re lated programs, Mr. McClain said that “We should all be grateful for the fact that our federal government is provid ing this initiative, ‘machin- '■The churches In a ' Beverly Muller cry’ and means for effectively fighting the ogre of poverty.” The Rev. Mr. McLain, who is executive director of the statewide and inter-church Christian Action Council, em phasized the role of the church in providing Information, pub lic support, find volunteers for “economic opportunity pro grams community like Clinton, he indicated, should be grateful for, and look to, a college like P. C. “to help them in their common endeavors to serve in these ways the real needs of people in the area.” Other members of the panel were Miss Lee McGraw of the Industrial Education Center; Jerry Taylor, Neighborhood Youth Corps; Dr. Ron Bum- side, Alston Wilkes Society; Mrs. Alice Davidson, Wel fare Department; Robert Hayes, Unemployment Com mission, and Nick Hallman, Vocational Rehabilita tion Counselor. Graduates From Anderson College . » Clinton was one of 225 Ander son College graduates to re ceive diplomas, and ce)H4tica ceive diplomas aim certifi cates at graduation exercises held May 14. > • She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muller.> > of OFFICE SUPPLIER CHRONICLE PUR* CO. numerous times, and practice the Senior Play. I thought the Miss Phillis Mixon, art stu- MR. 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HOTPOINT MODEL ACPQ62 Quick-Mount 6,000 btu Air Conditioner;.! 15 volts; fast, easy, economical installation; quiet 2-speed fan; 8-position thermostat control; even air dis tribution; separate "Fan" and "Cool" cycles; smart simulated-wood decorator styling. i over and over that special play was . € * pec ? ally g0 ? d thls dent at the University of South walk to be proudly exhibited jh“‘0,“ should b^ congratu- Carolina ' was one of 24 st “- "Brazil Missionaries on Graduation Night. at c d “ hiffTe performance dents selected to attend the Tn C-U-L C u a5L »" seniors are busy people these ^p mis Xsday summer school of arts at Sea 1° SpC™ SUOdOy out of pface thXh mos ni « ht ‘ s an0 ‘ har real lreat - pi "- Academy. Hilton Head PresbytSHan Church teachers are ’stuffing in that the anhual CHS Band Con - Island. Jules C. Spach will speak at last little bit Of knowlpdep cert 11 wil1 ba held at 8:00 George Cress, guest artist the First Presbyterian Church ‘ to.' m. in the school auditor!- for the school, is one of the Sunday morning at the 11 o’- .. .. _ “* Upp on Thursday, May 18. foremost painters in the South- clock worship service and al- No More School Tickets are fifty and seven- east, having won many so at the evening service at ManPiiklie>l«Asl ty-five cents. We’ll look for- awards and honors in region- ^ : 30- Be and Mrs. Spach will menus ruoiisneo ward to seeing you there. al and national exhibitions, also speak to different groups Due to different menus in And, if you can make it, The course will begin June during tbe Sunday Scb ° o1 bour the schools of District 56 all you parents and friends of 12 and end July 22. and dlie y du Mg people at there will be no publication the ’67 Grads, come to Awards Miss Mixon, daughter of 6: 30- of menus for th e remainder Day Friday (tomorrow) Dr. and Mrs. David T. Mix- A J?resbyterian missipnaryj of the year, it was announced morning at 9:30 in the CHS on of this city, is planning in Brazil . Mru Spadh ihjblps hd- yesterday. gym. See you there! her major in commercial art. 4 tbe 1 4 BG ‘ ■ .5® de 1 aimed, att aching one million aldi^ts)!^ ^‘ead and write in five years! Mr. Spach serves as field director for the literacy cam paign. It operates out from the extension department of Agnes Erskine School in Reci fe, an institution founded over 60 years ago by Presbyterian missionaries. “Graduates” of the ABC Crusade will be able to read newspapers and elementary pamphlets. Many it is antici pated, will seek additoinal learning. Prior to coming to Agnes Erskine, Mr. Spach worked as director of the Fifteenth of November School in Garanh- uns, Brazil. A native of Win ston-Salem, N. C., he spent a year at Virginia Military In stitute and graduated in chem ical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technol ogy. After duty with the Un ited States Air Force, he worked in Winston-Salem be fore goings into' missionary work. He and Mrs. Spach are par ents of four; girls and one boy. ^hey will spend this furlough year in Wjhston-Salem. Residents of the commun ity are invited to hear Mr. and Mrs. Spach! Bell St, Contest Winners Announced On Tuesday evening, May 16, the annual oratorical con test was held by the junior Class of Bell Street High School. All participants were honor students who have LAWSON PHONE 697-4589 1 MUW A UTtH , . SAVE A LOT COMPANY M-My, jmmm, s. c. Service by Factory- Trained Mechanics OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK ^maintained high scholastic averages while in high school. First place was awarded to Joanna Jeter; second, Mary Byrd, and third, Gregory Stoddard. Other participants were: Corene Pressley, Vir gil Hudson, Thomas J. Young, Selma Smith and Mary Clark. Mrs. Claudia Ferguson and Miss Bertha Brewster, junior advisors, Were in charge of PALMETTO G*H Driving Range Just Off. 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