The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 18, 1969, Image 18
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The meeting vas closed with
tding of
During the past couple of
weeks, many interesting events
have taken place through the
halls of Clinton Junior High.
A new South Carolina flag was
presented to the school by sec
tion 8-2. Earlier in the year, a
United States flag was presented
by section 8-1.
On December 8, several stu
dents who had been referred for
professional hearing examination
were tested by Mr. J. D. May.
Mr. May is an otologist from the
Speech and Hearing Clinic in
Spartanburg. A few of the teach
ers had the examination. Many
students didn’t think they need
ed one!
Instead of having Christmas
parties on Dec. 19, students are
using their party money for
buying groceries andstgipliesfor
people less fortunate than we.
On Dec. 10, the Calvary Bap
tist Church Handbell Choir, un-
Junior
High
News
BY DEREK WESSINGER
der the direction of Mrs. Eva
Land, performed for us. One of
the participants in the choir was
Ronald Bentley of our school.
All of the students and teachers
enjoyed the choir.
The Library Club met Dec. 10,
After a business session, the
program chairmen and bulletin
board committee were an
nounced.
The topic of the program for
the meeting was “Christmas in
Other Lands.* The following
members told aboutChristmasin
various countries:
Mexico, Kathryn Mitchell;
Denmark, Clare Turner; Sweden,
Jenny Rice; Germany, Kathy Pat
terson; Japan, Tedford Ward.
Some of the different items
which were brought wereapinata
from Mexico, a door sivago from
Denmark, and a Swedish Wreath
of Saint Lucia, the “Queen of
Lights.*
the reading
brarians Code.
the Student Li-
On Friday, Dec. 12, a foot
ball banquet wee held for the
Clinton Junior High football team.
A delicious meal was served by
Mrs. Dimple Horton. The master
of ceremonies was BinkyGartey.
The prayer was made by Robin
Entrekin. Three footballs signed
by every member of the team
were presented to Coaches Bill
Rhodes, Hack Prater, and A1
Webb. Terry Heaton presented
Coach Richardson of the Clinton
High School Red Devils to us.
He gave a very interesting talk
to the team. Ersldne Jacks gave
the benediction to end the ban
quet
Vance Named
Council Delegate
Robert M. Vance, president of
Clinton Mills, is a manufacturer
delegate to the National Cotton
Council’s 32nd annual meeting
Feb. 2-3, 1970.
The meeting will be held in At
lanta, Ga., where South Carolina
delegates and alternates will join
with these from 13 other state
groups in reviewing the council’s
research and promotion acti
vities for the past year and out
lining a 1970 program.
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FOR SHRINERS’ HOSPITAL—The
Laurens County Shrine Club raised
$18,239 for the Crippled Children’s
Hospital in Greenville through the
Shrine Bowl football game this year.
Shown above at check presentation
recently are, left to right: William
McNinch of Laurens, president of
the Laurens County Shrine Club;
Jack R. Tyner of Spartanburg, Po
tentate; S. Ladell Steele of Lancas
ter, incoming Potentate; Walter Mil
ler of Greenville, Recorder; and Lar
ry Garr of I^aurens, chairman of the
Laurens County campaign.
News And Views
BY MRS. AURELIA D. MOON
USHER BOARD PROGRAM
The December meeting of the
Usher Board Union was held at
Mount Zion A ME Church inJa-
lopa on Sunday evening. Henry
Price the president presided.
Choirs represented were Cowell,
New Hope, Bethlehem Grove, An
tioch, Mount Pleasant and Spring-
field. A Christmas offering was
taken for the president and sec
retary. The next meeting will be
at Hebron Baptist Church, N.
Borad St.
CLUB MEETS
The Ladies Alert Club, an af-
fliated club ofMount Moriah Bap
tist Church, met on Wednesday
night with Mrs. Florence Jenkins
on N. Broad St.
Mrs. Elnora Summers pre
sided over the business session.
During the social hour, mem
bers were served an ole-time
meal from the dining room table.
Secret pal gifts were passed
by the hostess.
The next scheduled gathering
will be the annual Christmas din
ner which will be held on South
Sloan Street with Mrs. Mattie
Livingston.
TURSTEE RALLY
The Trustee Board of Hebron
Baptist Church sponsored a pro
gram Sunday night.
Fred Gist told of the origin
of their trustee board and the
duties of a trustee. Rev. J. D.
Hammonds introduced Rev. Peter
Moon who brought the message of
the evening. Music was furnished
by Mount Moriah Church Choir.
Others appearing on the pro
gram were Blake Goodman, Cla
rence Thacker and Mrs. Sallie
L. Finney.
Rev. W. D. Coker, the pastor,
was master of ceremonies.
HONORED
Sgt. and Mrs. Haas of
Fort Bragg, N. C. honored other
servicemen and their wives of
the same rank at the U. S. Army
Training Center, Fayettsville,N.
C.
Among the ones enjoying this
gala affair on Saturday evening
were Sgt. and Mrs. Arnett H.
Bodenhamer. Mrs. Bodenbamer
is the former MMsaMffuiihCill-
iam -and is employed as Libra
rian at Woodwon and Midway
Schools.
LAURENS AID MEETS
Woman Aid Society No. 38,
of which Mrs. Clara Garrett is
president and Mrs. Lee Ruth
Gilliam is secretary, was hostess
to the quarterly convention on
Saturday. The session was held
at New Hope AME Church, Mount-
ville.
Many representatives were
present and made reports. Mrs.
Lessie Bryson is grand presi
dent.
COMMUNITY CLUB
The Humble Community Club
met on Sunday evening with the
club president, Mrs. Daisy
Hearst, on South Bell Street.
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This was the last meeting of
the year. The group sang Christ
mas carols, exchanged gifts and
enjoyed refreshments.
HENDERSON BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hender
son of Gary St., announce the
birth of a son, Tyrone, on Dec.
8 at Bailey Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Henderson is the former
Miss Evelyn Suber.
Mrs. Ida Y. Pierce and Ernest
Young of Philadelphia, Pa., were
the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Thompson on South Bell
Street.
Rev. Peter Moon and children
were Sunday guest of Herman Po
wer in Greenville. While there
they worshipped at Springfield
Baptist Church, Leveland, S. C.
where Rev. J. S. Donald is pas
tor.
Mrs. Lillie Johnson continues
ill at the home of her daughter
and Son-ln-laWj Mr; ttwcT Mrs.
Gr#i9 Mbpre^Srobtfi 11 ^!! St”
Miss Aurelia Pyles a teacher
at Pleasant View School in Gray
Court, has returned to the class
room after a week of illness at
her home.
Mrs. Veola Watts and Mrs.
Florence Jenkins are hospital
patients at this writing. We are
hoping for them a speedy recov
ery and early release.
Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Coker
were the Sunday dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rice on
West Carolina Ave.
Miss Barrie Jean Crumer has
returned home after a lengthly
stay in General Hospital, Green
ville. She is at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Lonnie Mae Cru
mer on Gary Street Extension.
COMING EVENTS
Christmas Program will be
held at the following churches on
the specified date. Make plans to
attend.
Hebron Baptist Church Dec. 21
at 7 p.m.
Friendship AME, Dec. 21 at
4 p.m.
New Bethel AME, Dec. 21 at
6 p.m.
Mount Moriah Baptist, Dec. 22
at 7:30 p.m.
Mount Zion AME and Cowell
Baptist will have a joint ser
vice at Cowell Baptist Church,
Joanna, on Dec. 23 at 7 p.m.
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