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r 7 18—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C„ June 13, 1968 4(| en promoted West Clinton MRS. CLIFTON HEATON Correspondent - Representative Dial 833-1806 Devon Graham is visiting Sp-5 and Mrs. A. K. Meredith and family in Ft. Riley, Kansas, for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brazill and children of Columbia visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Windsor, Sunday. ^Mrs. Telma Parrott of Bates- burg is spending this week with Mrs. Annie Mae Caughman. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. David Owens visited relatives in Spartanburg. Howard Stroud of Columbia spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Stroud. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shelton and Mrs. Annie Stone attended Camp Meeting at Mt. Pisgah, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Camp bell and children spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Adams on their way to Albany Alabama College. Mrs. Jimmy Sexton and Drew and Mrs. Luke Fuller of Green wood spent Saturday with Mrs. Ada Center and daughters. Other weekend guest included Fulton Powell and Helen Powell, Mrs. Essie Powell, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Emery and children of Greer. Mrs. Essie Powell re mained for several weeks. Howard Stroud and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stroud attended the gospel singing in Spartanburg, Saturday night. Miss Velda Farmer visited Staff Sgt. and Mrs. C. B. Cole Jr. and family in Fayetteville, N.C ■ wer the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Garner Jr. of Chester and Mrs. Bud Carr and Mrs. Frances Busbee of Aiken spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitsel. Rev. and Mrs. J. Furman En- trekin were called to Anderson on account of the serious illness and death of his father, James H. Entrekin, last week. Pvt. Michael Entrekin of Ft. Gordon, Ga. spent the weekend with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. Furman Entrekin. Mrs. Wendell Robertson of Greenville spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Heaton. WITH THE SICK Mrs. Kenneth Meeks is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery last week. Tan Windsor returned home on Saturday after a few days stay at the Navy Hospital in Charles ton. Mrs. Emmie Owens has returned home after being a pa tient at Bailey Memorial Hospi tal. Lucky McGinnis had mumps recently. Jimmy Smith has had mumps. Mrs. William Dominick re mains a patient at Greenville General Hospital. Mrs. Virginia Reeder is a pa tient at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood where she will undergo surgery. • Ray King has been ill at his home. FATHER’S DAY There will be a special 'Father’s Day service on Sunday ; morning honoring all Fathers at .the Church of God on Elizabeth Street. Like for all fathers to be present. CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank the doc tors and nurses and my friends and neighbors for the cards, flowers, and other kindness shown me during my illness and stay at Bailey Memorial Hospi tal. May God bless each of you. Mrs. Emmie Owens RECEIVES DISCHARGE Tony Windsor received a dis charge from the Air. Force at Shaw Air Force Base and has accepted a job with the Tor ring- ton Company. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan W'indsor. BIRTHDAY PARTY Lynn Nalley, who was seven years old, enjoyed a birthday party on Saturday evening, June 4, at three o’clock. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nalley. Twenty-two children en joyed games and refreshments, which consisted of ice cream, cake, and kool-aid. Lynn received many nice gifts. REVIVAL Revival services are now in progress at the Church of God of Prophecy on Sloan Street. Services begin each evening at 7:30 p.m. A young sixteen year old evanglist, Danny Baker, of Winnsboro will be conducting the services. The Rev. Allard Parker, pastor, offers the pub lic a cordial invitation to attend. DINNERS The Church of Godof Prophecy on Sloan Street will sell dinners on Friday in the church cafe teria. Will deliver the order for anyone who wishes to call in their orders. BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES Mrs. Opal McAlister observed her birthday June 7. June Nalley celebrated a birth day June 10. Tan Windsor observed his birthday June 8. Laura Net Shepard celebrates her 7th birthday on June 13 also Mrs. Hall King has a birthday. William Heaton and Ray King will observe their birthday June 17. Boilerman Third Class George T. Allen, USM, son of Mrs. John W. Allen of 401 Shands St., Clinton, was advanced to his pre sent rate while serving aboard the destroyer USS RobertH. Mc- Card off the coast of Vietnam. His advancement was based on Hme in service and rate, mili tary appearance, performance of duties and passing the Navy-wide test for promotion. His ship is homeported at Charleston. Joy Cannon has a birthday June 15. Those observing wedding anni versaries include; Mr. and Mrs. William B. Campbell, June 10; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallenzine, June 11; Mr. and Mrs. Hall King, June 14; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spil- lers, June 14; Mr. and Mrs. James Caughman, June 16. Presbyterian Women Meet Here Next Week Three Times Over For best results in finishing fir plywood or lumber, apply three coats of paint: 1) Flat paint, enamel undercoat or resin thinner; when dry fill surface blemishes and sand smooth. 21 Second coat, following direc tion on the can; when dry sand lightly. 3) Final coat just as the paint comes from the can. FOLLOW THE Greenwood Braves — Over — WLBG-FM - 100.5 Larrv Gar Play-By-Play Presbyterian women from throughout South Carolina will assemble at Presbyterian College on June 17-21 for thier ast^mmimrainnnraal Sr 21st annual Synodical Training School. They will receive instruction from a faculty of outstanding re ligious leaders and also hold the 56th annual meeting of their state-wide women-of-the-church organization, at which new offi cers will be elected for the coming year. Mrs. W. Tobin Cassels of Col umbia currently serves as Syn- 'dical president and dean of the training school. Mrs. Alton G. Brown of Rock Hill is director of the school, with Mrs. Marc C. Weersing of Clinton as co director. The program, developed a- round the theme “All Things New,* will begin with registration and an evening banquet session Monday, June 17."Daily sessions will follow a regular class sche dule, Tuesday through Thursday, with instruction in accredited re ligious courses, and the school will end withawardpresentations on Friday. Dr. Charles E. Kraemer, president of the Presbyterian SchiK)l of Christian Education in Richmond, Va., will keynote the 1968 session with morning plat form hour presentations on “Basic Doctrines.’ The six courses being offered and their Prather Promoted Mitchell Prather, son of Mrs. Bernice Prather, 108 Caldwell, Clinton, was promoted to Army specialist four May 15 in Viet nam where he is serving with the 577th Engineer Battalion. Spec. Prather, a cook in the battalion’s Company B near Tuy Hoa, entered the Army in July 1967 and completed basic train ing at Ft Jackson. He was sta tioned at Ft Leonard Wood, Mo., before arriving overseas last December. The 19*year-old soldier’s father, Macon W. Prather, lives at 1515 Gist, Columbia. Breakfast Alfresco Breakfast in the sunshine takes the grumpiness out of get ting up, so why not move the kitchen table outdoors for the summer? It’s easy to expand the kitchen outside with a small, floor-level deck of Douglas fir or cedar 2x4s. Open up the con necting wall with a sliding glass door. Consult about this qusstioa: “Our cook was seri ously hurt when she slipped and fell while mopping the kitchen floor. She hasn’t mon ey to pay her medi cal expenses and I don’t feel I’m liable for them. Should I have had Workmen’s Compensation insur ance to cover her and other domestic help?” BAILEY AGENCY M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Building Dial Day 8S3-0681 — Night and Sunday 833-0323 teachers are; “How to Study the Bible’-Mrs. Joseph M. Gettys of Clinton; “The Meaning of Church Membership’ - Dr. John K. Roberts, pastor of Charleston’s First Presby terian Church; “Personal Christ ian Living" - Mrs. Bluford Bes tir of Atlanta, a member of the Presbyterian Board of Women’s Work; “Youth, Church World* - Mrs. Forrest A. Abbott of Green ville, president of the YWCA; “New Forms of Missions’ - The Rev. William R. Klein, pastor of Rock Hill’s Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church; and “The Program and Organization of the Women of the Church" - Mrs. W. Rex Josey of Manning, past Synodical president and former chairman of the Board of Women’s Work, and Mrs. Clarence McArthur of Rock Hill, a member of the Board of Wo men’s Work. Among the other religious leaders scheduled to participate in the school program are: PC President Marc C. Weersing; Dr. Robert Alexander, moderator of the South Carolina Synod; Dr. Jack Pressau of the Presbyterian College faculty; Mrs. Evelyn Green, executive-secretary of the the Board of Women’s Work; and Miss Julia Post, president of the Rock Hill Woman’s Club. ‘Sittable’ Railing When a safety railing is need ed around a deck edge, why not combine it with a seating bench? It looks better than an ordinary railing and is mighty functional. 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