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Youth Week at Davidson Street
Baptist Church will be observed
June 23-30 in recognition and in
appreciation of the young people
of the church who will assume the
▼ various official positions of lead-
▲ ership in the church for the spe-
^ cial week.
^ The youth pastor, Eddie Walk-
♦ er, member of the church and
student at Presbyterian College,
^ will be presented a symbolic
▲ church key at the close of the
^ worship service Sunday morning
▼ by the pastor, Rev. M. Floyd
▲ Hellams. The youth of the church
T will direct the services Sunday
▼ night and the following Sunday
^ morning when the youth pastor
^ will bring the morning sermon.
^ The youth-led service Sunday
♦ night will follow the theme, “We
Belong to God*. Eddie Walker
^ will give the introduction, Gary
▲ Foster serving as assistant youth
^ pastor will read the Scripture
^ and lead in prayer, and the fol-
▲ lowing will speak briefly on the
subjects indicated: Susie Bryson-
“The Christian’s Talents and
^ Time Belong to God*, Danny
♦ Hellams - “The Christian’s In
fluence and Possessions Belong
$ to God,’ Billy Freeman - “The
▲ Christian’s Vocation Belongs to
^ God,* Jan Meadors - “TheQues-
# tion - What to Do?* A1 Webb -
A “God Has a Plan,* and Mickey
Dover - “Each Person Must De-
▼ cide*.
♦ A youth choir, under the direc
tion of Joanne Walker, will pre-
^ sent special music, and youth
a ushers will serve the congre-
^ gation.
A Other youth activities sche-
doled for the special week in
clude youth visitation on Mon-
^ day night, a youth outing and ham-
♦ burger fry at the lake Tuesday
night; attending the mid-week
^^.hurch service on Wednesday
♦ night during which the “Operation
Get Smart’ team from Columbia
^ will speak. The public and es-
A pecially the youth from other
churches and communities are
invited to hear these young men
^ give their testimonies against
♦ crime. A youth banquet is planned
for Thursday night with Lloyd
^ Melton of Chestnut Ridge Bap-
▲ tist Church, a Presbyterian Col-
* lege student, as guest speaker;
^ and on F riday night the group will
▲ enjoy a “come-as-you-are*
v backyard get-to-gether at the
home of the pastor on Caldwell
Street
Youth officers of the church
who will serve the various posi-
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tions for the week include: Youth
pastor - Eddie Walker, Assis
tant youth pastor - Gary Foster,
Choir director - Joanne Walker,
Pianists - Nancy Trammell and
LeJune Dunaway, Organists -
Jean Foster and Ann Webb, Sun
day School superintendent - Wil
son Echols, Training Union di
rector - A1 Webb, Assistant
Training Union director - Jo
Nell Quarles, Chairman of
Urhers - Mike Foster, Chairman
of deacons - Billy Freeman,
Chairman of Finance - Jimmy
Kinard, Church Clerk - Carolyn
Bradford, Church Treasurer -
Danny Hellams, Brotherhood
president - Harvey White, Wo
man’s Missionary Union presi
dent Mickey Dover, Church sec
retary - Judy Reynolds, Church
news reporter - Jan Meadors,
Sunday School secretary - Mike
Kirby, and Training Union sec
retary - Nancy Trammell.
The following will serve as
leaders, pianists, and music di
rectors in the adult, young peo
ple, intermediate, and junior Sun
day School assemblies: Joanne
Walker, Jean Foster, Jean
Echols, Sandra Foster, LeJune
Dunnaway, Susan Bryson, Ann
Godfrey, Janice Kirby, Susie
Bradford, Ann Webb, Donna Stan
ley, and Mickey Dover. In charge
of the Training Union assem
blies will be LeJune Dunnaway,
Donna Stanley, Danny Hellams,
Jean Foster, Ann Webb, Carolyn
Bradford, Angela Haselden, Su
san Bryson, and Jan Meadors.
The youth week steering com
mittee is composed of Mrs.
James Bryson, Mrs. Laura M.
Howard, Ann Webb, Janice Kirby,
Mrs. Wilbur Tuten, Wilson
Echols, and Harvey Foster.
Dr. Hammett At Hurricane Church
DR. HAMMETT
Dr. Horace G. Hammett will
be guest speaker at Hurricane
Baptist Church Sunday morning.
Dr. Hammett is a 1922 grad
uate of Gardner-Webb College
and a 1926 graduate of Furman
University. He received the
Th. M. degree from Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary in
1932. He has done graduate work
at Duke and the University of
North Carolina.
Dr. Hammett has pastored the
First Baptist Church, William-
ston; the First Baptist Church,
Great Falls; the First Baptist
Church, Waynesville, N.C.; and
Temple Baptist Church, Durham,
N. C. He has served as Assis
tant General Secretary-Trea
surer and now is serving as
General Secretary-Treasurer of
the South Carolina Baptist Con
vention.
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* Circuit Solicitor, 13th Judicial Circuit, 1953-63
Governor James F. Byrnes appointed James
R. Mann to succeed Congressman Robert
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was then elected by the people to two full
four-yeor terms.
As prosecuting attorney for nearly ten
^ Soldier, 1941 to Date
World Wor II — 46 months overseas —
Lieutenant Colonel of Artillery at age 25.
it Legislator, Two Terms
With four years in the South Carolina Legi^
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years, he handled approximately 8,000
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