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2-D—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., May 29, 1969 CARD OF THANKS The family of the late William C. Beckom wishes to express their many friends for every kind, thoughtful expression of sym pathy shown them during the loss of their son, husband and father. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beckom of Joanna Mrs. Mary B. Beckom and family of Greenwood, S. C. Lydia Is Scheduled The Greater Lydia Evangelis tic and Educational Ministry (GLEEM) invites children in the Lydia Community to attend Camp Fellowship located on Late Greenwood. This week of camp is the summer part of The Child Outreach Program. Reverend Sidney Ayer and Mr. Carson Rhyne will provide leadership for the camp. The registration fee for the week is $25 per child, which in cludes meals, lodging, leader ship, etc. Values! Prices! Our Trademark Look! 1966 CHEVROLET Impala 4-Door Hardtop Sedan. V-8, A. T., A. C., P. S., R, H. One Owner — Extra Nice! 1966 CHEVY II Station Wagon. 6 Cylinder, Standard Transmission, R, H. One Local Owner — NICE! 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Please contact Reverend Sid ney Ayer: Church Phone - 833-1580 Home Phone - 833-1643 Address - 44 Peachtree Street Veazey Concert Set Wednesday In Joanna Randall Veazey will appear in sacred concert Wednesday even ing, June 4, at the First Baptist Church of Joanna. The concert will be held at the Joanna Club house. Mr. Veazey is an instructor of voice and the singing representa tive for the School of Church Mu sic at the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Prior to assuming this position he served the First Baptist Church, Gulf port, Mississippi, as Minister of Music. In the role of church musi cian Mr. Veazey has sung in sa cred concerts, oratorios, and e- PHIL MOTES Motes Receives Hart Award At Baptist College Phil Motes of Mountville re ceived the Oliver Hart Christian Leadership Award recently at Baptist College at Charleston. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ful ler Motes, he is a rising senior, majoring in history with a minor in Physical Education. The award is presented to the student voted most out standing in Christian leadership and influence. The committee making this award is composed of representatives of the school administration, faculty and the student council. The recipient re ceives free tuition for the follow ing semester. RANDALL VEAZEY vangelistic meetings throughout the country. In the field of secular music he has held leading roles with the Birmingham Civic Opera, the New Orleans Recreation Depart ment Opera, the Gulf Coast Opera Association, the New York City Opera Company, and others. He has also appeared with the New Orleans Pop Orchestra and the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra. He successfully auditioned for a contract with the New York City Opera Company but turned down this opportunity feeling that God had cabed him to be a church musician. The public is invited to hear this talented and consecrated dramatic tenor in concert. His “Sermon in Song* will feature many favorite hymns, gospel songs and spirituals. Those who heard him last year will never forget his tremendous presenta tion. The time ofthe program will be 8:30 p.m. The Reverend L. Byron Harbin is pastor of the church and Mr. Harry Bouknight is Minister of Music. In ancient India, sheer cotton muslin was so fine that 73 yards weighed only one pound. FACTORY SALE WHOUSALE PRICES HALF SIZES MISSES' DRESSES JUNIORS JR PETITE CULOTTES PANT SHIFTS SHIFTS TAVERN SPORTSWEAR CORP. HICKORY TAVERN, S. C. Open Saturday Only — 9:00 AM. to 4:00 P.M. Auction Sale Complete line of farm machinery, consisting of tractors, sprayers, trac tor wagons, planting, cultivating, har vesting and baling equipment, and many other types of farm equipment. Also, many items of antique furniture. Over 500 items to be sold. SALE TO BE HELD AT Buford Farm On Highway 56 — 5 Miles South of Clinton, S. C. SALE BEGINS AT 10:00 A. M. Saturday, June 7 SALE DUE TO HEALTH For Further Information Contact Johnson Enterprises on your GRADUATION ■ . • <r:m ^ I m Well done, graduates! You ve completed the goal youVe been striving for and now you # re looking for new worlds to conquer. Some of you plan to go on and further your education while others will be getting started on an exciting career. (We’re aware of some of your plans and We're proud to have had a part in helping to shape them). We wish you success in whatever you do. If your plans bring you into a closer association with us at Greenwood Mills we will be that much more pleased. We hope we can be of assistance in helping your plans develop for your best future. GREl T ODD 7, mm AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Joanna Plants