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THE CHBONICLE, Clinton, S. C., April 17, 1969-^C
News And Views
BY REV. WALLACE CRUMLIN
On Easter Sunday afternoon, a
portion of a patrol of Cadette
Girl Scouts of Troop 345 visited
the Cornelia Blakely Rest Home
on North Bell Street and pre
sented a short Easter program
for the patients. The patients
were deeply touched by the type
of program which was presented
and stated that it had meant much
to them. Mrs. Frances Judon,
who directs the home, stated that
since the patients cannot attend
church, persons or groups are
always welcome to come in and
conduct worship services with the
patients. The Cadettes who par
ticipated were AndrenaStoddard,
Deborah Barksdale, Sandra Da
vis, Patricia Little, and Bever
ly Brown; also Sonia Barksdale,
a Junior Scout; Barbara Barks
dale, a graduate of Senior Scout
ing; and Mrs. A. R. Barksdale,
troop leader.
Please help keep Scouting alive
and growing in Clinton. You may
help by supporting Cadette Scout
Troop 345 in its special pro
ject The girls are raising money
to help with summer camping ex
penses. The Cadettes are to pre
sent a Fashion and Talent Show
on Monday night, April 21, at
1:00 in the Bell Street High School
Auditorium. Please support this
worthy cause.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mrs. Mary R. Staton of Wash
ington, D. C.; Miss Barbara Mur
phy, Mr. Cecil Murphy and ne
phews of Detroit, Michigan were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Rice and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Rice. Mrs. Sta
ton is the daughter and sister of
the Rices.
VISIT
Rev. and Mrs. Alex Jones and
grandsons of Union were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Lula M.
Wilson and family. Later is
the afternoon, they worshipped at
Fairview AME Church where
Rev. Peter Moon Sr. was the
guest speaker.
VISITS FAMILY
Jesse A. Wilson, who is sta
tioned in Virginia with the Navy,
has completed a two weeks’ as
signment in Maryland. He was in
the city on the weekend to join
his family on their trip to his
base,
two
Wilson is the former Miss Annie
R. LitUe.
BOY SCOUT NEWS
Mr. Clyde Lindsey, Jr.,Scout
master of Troop #178, announces
“Scout Day" for the Troop, Sun
day, April 20. A special program
is being planned. The purposes
of this program are (a) acquaint
people with the purpose of scout
ing and (b) realize funds for
scouting equipment and sending
boys to camp.
The program will be held at
Friendship AME Church, Clinton,
with solos, duets, musical instru
ments, etc being presented. Ad
mission will be by donations.
As this effort is aimed at real
izing funds for equipment and
camping for the boys, it is hoped
that many interested persons will
support the cause.
CHURCH CONFERENCE
The Greenwood District Con
ference of the A.M.E. Church was
held Friday, April 11, at Mt.
Vernon Church of the Clinton
area. The Rev. C. W. Morton,
pastor of the church, was host
pastor.
Dr. W. S. Mims presiding El
der of the Greenwood District
of the A.M.E. Church, presided
over the sessions.
The Reverend James Louden
Jr., pastor of Fairview and El-
zee A.M.E. Churches of Clinton
delivered the annual sermon. The
Rev. W. L. Hunter, pastor ofNew
Bethel and ML Zion, Joanna, de
livered the closing sermon. New
Bethel and Mt. Zion choirs were
present and rendered music.
ADDRESSES P.T.A.
The Martha Dendy P.T.A. met
at Martha Dendy School, Monday,
7:30 p.m. Mrs. Lois Y. Davis,
president, presided.
Mr. Robert Y. Dendy, guest
speaker, made a significant cash
contribution, unrestricted, to the
organization. In making the con
tribution, he stated that his pur
pose was simply to promote wor
thy causes of the organization.
* * *
The U. S. Department of Labor
now recognizes job-seeking drug
addicts and law offenders as
“handicapped* and offers them
special help in making them
selves employable.
Local Students
In Furman Concert
Joey Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Lee of Baldwin Heights;
Collie Lehn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gary V. Lehn of 205 Chestnut
St.; and Bob Powell, son of Mrs.
L. V. Powell of 403 Chestnut St.;
all of Clinton, will perform with
the Furman University Concert
Band Sunday, April 20, in the
band’s annual spring concert.
The program will be held at
3 p.m. in McAlister Auditorium
and the puoltc4c welcomed. There
will be no admission charge.
The concert will feature a
varied program of orchestral se
lections, marches, show tunes,
solo and ensemble numbers. Dan
Ellis is band director and Larry
Joe Cook Assistant director.
e. His jamilv spent the past,
weeks' with their family. Mrs'.
BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED
Della L. Pitts and Sherry Ken
nedy recently observed birth
days. Both are first grade stu
dents at Midway Elementary
School.
RETURNS TO CLINTON
Mrs. Mary Teague Lindsay
spent an enjoyable day in the
home of Mrs. Bertha Ferguson
recently. Mrs. Lindsay is now
making her home in Clinton after
more recently residing in New
Jersey.
HARLEY REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. James Harley
and family of Airport Rd., Clin
ton, spent the weekend attending
a family reunion with his brother,
Joseph Harley in Walterboro,
S. C.
WOMAN OF THE YEAR
Mrs. EmmaM. Thompson, 1969
NAACP contestantant for the Wo
man of the Year title, was crown
ed by Mrs. J. T. W. Mims on
Friday night at the Plaza Motel
in Laurens. Each year, the
NAACP in Laurens County se
lects a lady of the county for this
honor.
"How much
insurance
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‘Too bad about Brown,”
we say. Our first question
is “Did he leave his family
with sufficient Life Insur
ance?” No doubt you are
taking: your own proper
precautions—and will want
to get all the details about
the Metropolitan’s Family
Income Plan.
JAMES E. FURR
Box 228, Clinton, 5. C.
83&-2089
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