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Clintonian Leads Growing
Hendersonville Church
REV. HUGH EICHELBERGER
. . . Trinity’s First Pastor
the time of the dedication of the of Anderson and they have three
new building. daughters and a son: Sandra, 13;
Julia, 11; Anne, 8; and Hugh L.
Rev. Eichelberger is married (Lee) m, 4.
to the former Priscilla Dickson * * *
I SCHOOL
[LUNCH MENU
District 56
Led by Clinton native Rev.
Hugh L. Eichelberger, the con
gregation of Trinity Preshytori^n
Church in Hendersonville, N. C.,
now worships in a new $150,000
sanctuary. Five years ago, char
ter members of the church wor
shiped in a Girl Scout Hut.
The church was organized in
February, 1965, by Dr. E. C.
Scott of Atlanta, Ga., after it was
determined that Hendersonville
needed a second Presbyterian
Church. The original small group
met in the Girl Scout Hut on
Hendersonville’s North Main St.
In May, 1965, Presbytery pur
chased a two-story house at 1403
Fifth Avenue, West. It was paint
ed and renovated and the con
gregation began holding services
there.
In August, 1965, it was an
nounced that Rev. Eichelberger
would be Trinity's first pastor.
He is a son of Mrs. Hugh L.
Eichelberger and the late Mr.
Eichelberger, a former mayor
of Clinton.
Rev. Eichelberger is a grad
uate of Presbyterian College and
Columbia Theological Seminary
in Decatur, Ga. He had been
pastor of Rock Presbyterian
Church in Greenwood and was
serving as chaplain at Grady
Memorial Hospital in Atlanta
when he was called to Trinity
Presbyterian Church in Hender
sonville.
On Aug. 29, 1965, the church
was formally organized as a
church ofapproximately 50 mem
bers. Rev. Eichelberger was for
mally installed in Oct. 24, 1965,
and there were 73 charter mem
bers. A year later, the member
ship had passed the 100 mark.
The new $150,000 building at
900 Blythe Street was dedicat
ed on Dec. 21, 1969, at services
attended by a capacity congre
gation of some 200 people. The
church's membership now numb
ers 196 communicant members
and its Church School enrollment
was 165 children and adults at
Week of March 2 - 6
MONDAY - Milk, barbecue
beef, green beans, whole pota-
toes, corn, rolls, butter and rai
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TUESDAY - Milk, hamburger,
* nions, lettuce, tomatoes, catsup,
mustard, French fried potatoes,
buns, butter and peach pie.
WEDNESDAY - Milk, lima
beans with ham, cole slaw with
carrots, cabbage, spiced beets,
carrot sticks, biscuits, butter,
fudge crispies.
THURSDAY - Milk, peanut but
ter sandwich, vegetable soup with
ground beef, mixed vegetables,
tomatoes, potatoes, loaf slices,
cornbread, better and apple
sauce.
FRIDAY - Milk, chicken pie,
(Eggs-Noodles) English peas,
strawberries, glazed sweet po
tatoes, biscuits, butter and jello
topping.
* * *
Miss Dicus
Designs Display
Miss Martha Dicus, a junior at
Meredith College in Raleigh,
N. C., designed Meredith’s book
display for Religious Emphasis
Week at the college, February
8-15.
Miss Dicus is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dicus ofAn-
derson. She is a religion major
and plans to enter the field of
social work upon graduation. She
graduated from Fairfax High
School in 1967.
Religious Emphasis Week is
held each year at Meredith. V isit-
ing speaker this year is Grady
Nutt, a Baptist minister who is
also well-known as a frequent
guest on television’s nationally
syndicated Mike Douglas Show.
* * *
The Battleship USS North
Carolina is now permanently
berthed at Wilmington, N. C.
INTERESTING
FACTS
By Tom Plaxico
Although the Statue of Liberty is one of our
proudest possessions, it’s surprising how few
Americans can name the man who designed it.
He was Frederick Bartholdi. And, few people
know that his mother served as the model.
Did you know there once was a man who was
BOTH an internationally famous pianist and the
prime minister of a major country in his lifetime?
He was Ipnace Paderewski, the great musician,
who became prime minister of Poland in 1919.
Did you know that the Democratic and Re
publican parties started with different names?
The Republicans were originally called Federalists,
and the Democrats, oddly enough, were originally
called Republicans!
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Elected To Board
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The Board of Directors of the
Tuberculosis and Health Asso
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Greenwood County Health De
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at 4 p.m. with 19
present.
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Feb. 26, 1970—1-B
members
The budget for the year 1970-
71 was approved and adopted.
A committee will study the Pro
gram of Work for it’s approval
and adoption. Committee’s will
then be appointed to serve in
the various fields of public edu
cation and service of the Area.
President Rev. Neil E. Trues-
dell of Newberry welcomed the
newly elected board members
who were present. Mrs. Doug
las Wolf, Mountville; Mr.Rodger
Crouch Sr., Saluda; Mr. James
Corley Sr., Saluda; Mr. J. Carl
Williams, Greenwood; Mr. Ro
bert G. Mahon, Calhoun Falls.
Miss Martha Bell newly elect
ed director of Edgefield county
was not present.
Area 6 serves Abbeville, Edge-
field, Greenwood, Laurens, Mc
Cormick, Newberry, and Saluda
counties.
Miss Harley
On Honor Roll
At Barber-Scotia
Miss Vivian J. Harley, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Har
ley, is a senior at Barber-Scotia
College where she has achieved
the honor roll for the semester
of 1969-70.
She graduated from Bell Street
High in Clinton.
Miss Harley is a member of
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Student National EducationAsso-
ciation, Thespian Club and Usher
Board.
Her plan is to teach for a couple
of years before furthering her
education.
Bally’s Beads
The phenomenon known as
Baily’s beads is the effect
which occurs just before and
just after a total eclipse of
the sun. The “beads” are a
bright line of sparkling dots
caused by sunlight shining
through valleys at the
moon’s circumference.
BY NANCY PHILLIPS
Week of February 23, 1950
Bishop - Walker Pharmacy will
re-open for business early in
March, the owners state, in their
new location in the hotel block
formerly occupied by Roddey’s.
The firm has been out of busi
ness several months due to a
fire which destroyed their equip
ment and merchandise.
The Lydia Mills Presbyterian
Church was destroyed by fire
Sunday morning during the Sun
day school hour. The piano, song
books, tables and choirs were
saved.
The South Carolina Highway
department this week released
statistics on average 24 hour
vehicle classification at key
stations for the calendar year
1949. U. S. Route 76 east to
Clinton showed 2,106 local pass
enger cars, 131 out of state cars,
429 trucks and busses making a
total of 2,666 vehicles.
Announcement was made this
week by W. D. Adair, postmas
ter, that beginning March 1 or
pending installation of mail
boxes, delivery would be made to
the houses in the Lydia Mill
Community by foot carrier.
Thursday following the rehear
sal for the Watts-Burgess wed
ding, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simp
son Jr. entertained the wedding
party and out of town guests at
the home of their parents.
In remembrance of their birth
days, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Foster
were given a dinner at their home
by the members of the immediate
families on Sunday.
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