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PRESBYTERIAN KINDERGARTEN CLASS—
Members of the kindergarten class at the First
Presbyterian Church for the 1967-68 school year
are shown above. They are, front row, left to
right. Lisa Hill, Elaine Trammell. Sandy Hen
drick, Nancy Grube. Charles Rimer, Lynne Wil
liams. Anne Stallworth, Wendy Reed, and Bar
bara Frady; second row, Catherine Cobb, Robin
Satterfield. Lisa Guerini, Bob Simpson, Sheri
Gates, Ada Swetenburg, David Hunter, Nickie
Nichols third row, Mrs. Rowland, Andrew Huff,
Rodney Thomas, Kim McBride, Elizabeth Ray,
Ray Moorefield, Chris Shakespeare, Charles
Wallace, Mrs. Frady; fourth row 7 , John Dixon,
Tina White, Helen Bruckenbrough, Donny Cau-
ble, and Rosie Orr fifth row, Frank Thompson,
Rick Adair, Harry Bolick, Joy Lynn Coleman,
Mackie Duckett, Debbie Simpson, and Clay Bur
dette. Absent when the picture was made were
Marty Horton, Fran Waldron, Dick Lukstat and
Jeff Waters.
Kindergarten Closes
School Year May 24
The First Presbyterian Church
Week Day Kindergarten will close
the school year Friday, May 24.
Children who will be attending
school next year will be taken
on a trip to the school Friday,
May 10. On Tuesday evening, May
21, at 6:30, the annual picnic
will be held at the church and
there will be an open house in the
kindergarten rooms after supper.
On F riday, May 24, the children
will be taken on their annual bus
and train ride.
Teachers for the past quarter
have been director Mrs. Jasper
Rowland and Mrs, George Frady.
Beginning with the September
term, Mrs. Curtis Wallace will
be associated with the kindergar
ten as a teacher. Mrs. Wallace
is a graduate of Winthrop Col
lege with a B. S. degree in ele
mentary education.
Parents wishing to enroll their
children in the kindergarten are
asked to call Mrs. Rowland or
the church office. Children who
will be four or five years old
on or before Nov. 1 are eligible.
Bonds Crossroads News
On Saturday, May4, Mrs. Eddie
Nabors was honored with a pink
and blue shower. Mrs. Alvin
Tinsley, Mrs. Robert Tinsley
and Miss Mary B. Tinsley en
tertained friends of Mrs. Eddie
Nabors at the recreation room of
Fairview Baptist Church. Fol
lowing, contest and games, Mrs.
Eddie Nabors was showered with
lovely pink and blue gifts.
Miss Mony B. Tinsley was
honored on F riday evening, May
10, by Mrs. RonaldMcQuirt, Mrs.
Wayne McCullough, Mrs. Eddie
Nabors and Mrs. Tillman Cropps.
On Friday evening a group of
friends gathered at the recreation
hall to honor Miss Mary B. Tins
ley with a miscellaneous shower.
The hostesses entertained with a
number of bridal games. After
refreshments were served the
bride elect was showered with a
number of lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. John
son Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carrol
W. Johnson honoredJlmmyJohn-
son on Saturday evening, May 11.
with a dinner party at Panaroma
Lodge. Those enjoying the occa
sion were: Barbara Holly and
Travis Crapps, Gladys Lewis and
Jimmy Counts, Mr. andMrs.
William Johnson of Greenville,
Miss Kay Craine and Jimmy
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Johnson, Jr.
Mrs. E. T. Shouse has re
turned home after being a pa
tient at Union County Hospital.
Thursday evening at 4 o'clock
the Shady Grove 4H Club will
meet at the club house for their
spring meeting. Following the
meeting a picnic will be given
to the members. Ladies of the
Home Makers Club will furnish
the refreshments for the picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spivey and
family visited Mrs. Spivey’s
mother in Gray Court on Sunday.
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Night From 7:30-9:30 P. M.
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PARK SEED CO., INC.
REGISTATION — MAY 23, 7:30 P. M.
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