The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 13, 1969, Image 3
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., February IS, 1969—8-A
(Other Obituaries on Page 6.)
J. P. Thomas
« James Preston Thomas, 58,
MTS. Bolt died at his home Monday.
L. C. LINER
Liner Promoted
At Southern Bell
L. C. Liner has been promoted
to plant foreman over the South
ern Bell central offices in Clin
ton, Whitmire and Joanna.
Liner began his telephone ca
reer in Spartantanburg in 1957
in the construction department,
in 1959 he transferred to Union
as an installer-repairman and
in 1964 Liner became toll tes-
boardman in Clinton. He lives
in the Smallwood section of Clin
ton with his wife, Armenter.
The Liners are origionally from
Union and attend the Calvary Bap
tist Church in Union.
The Philadelphia College of
Textiles and Science is the di
rect descendant of the first tex
tile school in the United States
giving general instructions in
textile work. It was established
in 1884, according to the U.S.
Department of Labor.
SPECIAL SERVICES
Saturday and Sunday
Night
With The Holmes Theo
logical Seminary Trio.
Sat. Service 7:00 P. M.
Sunday 10 a.m.-7 pjn.
Joanna Pentecostal
Holiness
FLOYD BREWER, Pastor
LAURENS - Mrs. Dorothy
Martin Bolt, 62, of Route 1,
Gray Court, died Tuesday in a
Laurens hospital.
She was a sister of Boyce Mar
tin and Mrs. Fannie Taylor of
Clinton.
Other survivors include her
husband, Newton. B. Bolt, two
sons, a daughter, another sister,
11 grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Wednesday at Friendship
Presbyterian Church with burial
in the church cemetery.
New Editor,
Staff Named
For PC Paper
Tom Cain of Decatur, Ga., has
assumed the editorship of the
Presbyterian College student
newspaper for the coming year
after recent student body e-
lections.
Named to serve with him as
business manager of The Blue
Stocking is Jody Fowler of At
lanta. Both Cain and Fowler are
rising seniors who will have di
rection of the weekly paper this
semester and the first semester
of the 1969-70 session next fall.
Edward Dawson, Jr., of Ches
ter serves as managing editor,
Hoke Currie of Carthage, N.C.,
as news editor, John Ford of
Charlotte and Bob Gustafson of
Atlanta as sports editors, and
Susan Yarbrough of College Park,
Ga., as feature editor.
In 1950, the textile industry
spent $450 million on new plants
and equipment; by 1965, this fig
ure had more than doubled to
over $1 billion, according to the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission.
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He was a native of Newberry
County, a son of the late Frank
and Mamie Hill Thomas. He was
a member of Vaughanville Bap
tist Church at Chappells. He was
a veteran of World War II and
a member of Cross Hill Masonic
Lodge 14.
He was the last member of his
immediate family.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at
Vaughanville Baptist Church by
the Rev. J. S. Gordon. Burial
will be in the church cemetery.
PC Observes
Religious
Emphasis Week
“Religion and the Fine Arts*
is the theme of the annual Re
ligious Emphasis Week activi
ties being held on the Presby
terian College campus this week.
The program got underway
Tuesday with morning and
evening services by the Rev. Bill
Huie, former Atlanta disc jockey
who now serves as director of the
television, radio and audio-visual
department of the Presbyterian
Church US.
A Wednesday night dramatic
production of Edward Albee’s
“The Sandbox" by the PC Play
ers was scheduled for the Black
Magic Theater. It was to be fol
lowed by a discussion of the play’s
religious implications.
The Agnes Scott College mo
dern dance group will present
a worship service in dance at
the regular Thursday morning
assembly period. This 30-minute
performance by 11 young women
is structured to parallel the acti
vities found in a regular church
program of worship.
Featured throughout the week
will be an exhibit from the Bob
Jones University collection of
sacred art. It is to be on dis
play in the PC library.
Evening worship services also
are scheduled during this period
of special emphasis on religion,
under the direction of the Stu
dent Christian Association. The
SCA this year is headed by Dave
Hudson, a senior from Myrtle
Beach.
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TO BE INSTALLED—
The Reverend Sidney T.
Ayer, Jr., will be install
ed as pastor-director of
the Lydia Presbyterian
Church Sunday, Feb. 16
at 7:30 p.m. at the Ly
dia Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Ayer is director of
the G L E E M ministry
(The Greater Lydia
Evangelistic and Educa
tional Ministry). The
Reverend E. Douglas
Vaughan, Jr., pastor of
the Abbeville Presbyte
rian Church, will deliver
the sermon.
State Tax
Forms Available
South Carolina taxpayers may
not receive all the forms and
schedules they need to file their
1968 Federal income tax return
In the package mailed by the In
ternal Revenue Service.
According to H. M. McLeod,
District Director of Internal Re
venue for South Carolina, IRS
cannot possibly know in advance
which taxpayers will need Sche
dule B to report income from
pensions or annuities or who will
need Schedule D to report gain
or loss from the sale of property.
Taxpayers can pick up most
widely-used forms at many banks
and post offices. Any forms,
schedules or instructions not a-
vailable at these locations can
be obtained by writing to the Dis
trict Director’s office, 901 Sum
ter Street, Columbia, S. C. 29201.
Mr. McLeod said now is the
best time for taxpayers to make
sure they have all the records,
and tax forms they may need.
Taxpayers who filed an income
tax return last year should have
already received in the mail a
Form 1040 or Form 1040A and
filing instructions.
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