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2-C—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., April 9, 1970
News And Views
BY MRS. AURELIA D. MOON
GUEST SPEAKER
A Woman’s Day Program was
held’ at Holy Springs Baptist
Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Evelyn Johnson was mis
tress of ceremonies and the wel
come address was given by Miss
Clara Creswell.
The guest speaker, Mrs.Elno-
ra Summers was introduced by
Mrs. Alice F. Clardy. Mrs.Sum
mers spoke on “Women Working
for an Effective Peace in Our
Changing World."
Rev. T. Y. Clardy is pastor
of the church.
Mr. Sam Dillard has returned
to Brooklyn, N. Y. after a week
visit with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas S. Rice and other
relatives.
Miss Marilyn Suber spent the
Easter holidays in Washington,
D. C. with relatives.
Navyman James L. “Pete"
Dowdy has returned to his base
in Norfolk, Va. after a visit
with his family in Oakdale Acres.
Mrs. Ester Whitehead of Wash
ington, D. C. is visiting her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Lizzie Garling-
ton and other relatives.
Miss Barbara Cheeksof Wash
ington, D. C. is in the city visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Bennie L. Dow
dy Sr. and other family members.
Mrs. Georgianna Jeter and
Mrs. Eddie M. Jeter have re
turned to Freeport, N. Y. after
a stay in the city with family
members.
James Earl Price had a birth
day on April 4. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Price of
the Mount Pleasant area.
Mrs. Zenora D. Babb and fami
ly have moved into their newly
built home on Friendship Drive.
Mr. Albert Summers of Phila
delphia, Pa., have returned after
a visit with his relatives Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Abercrombie on the
Joanna Highway.
Mrs. Marguerite H. Hogans, a
public school teacher in Wash
ington, D. C. visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter Sr.
during the spring holidays.
J. Greer, Mrs. Vida P. Carter
and children accompanied Miss
Velma Pruitt to Atlanta Univer
sity on Sunday. They also visited
Miss Roslyn Goode who is also a
student at A.U.
Lovancie Valene Moon had a
birthday on April 7. She was nine
years old.
Miss Lillie Werts of Phila
delphia, Pa., spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Aber
crombie.
The Jeter family have moved
into their recently completed
home in the Airport Road section
of the city.
Mr. Leonard L. Wilson of
Washington, D. C. was in the city
during the Easter weekend. He
came for his family who had been
on an extended visit with her
parents in Joanna and his parents
in the city.
Sympathy is extended to the
Pitts family of Mountville and
the Dendy family of Cross Hill
in the loss of their loved ones.
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COMING EVENTS
A Men’s Day Program will
be at Piedmont Presbyterian
Church, Mountville on Sunday,
April 12 at 1:30 p.m.
Rev. Harvey Hollaway of Wa
terloo will be the guest speaker.
J. C. Thomas
Headquarters
For Contest
J. C. Thomas Jeweler an
nounced today that his jewelry
store has been selected as local
headquarters for the Orange
Blossom national poetry contest
in the Clinton area.
The contest, open to all young
people between the ages of 16
and 21, closes on May 15. Entry
blanks and rules can be obtained
now at J. C. Thomas.
Contest entries must be writ
ten on the subject of love, and
each entrant may subm it up to five
poems, a total of 200 lines in
length. Each composition will be
judged separately on its own
literary merits.
Heading the Orange Blossom
panel of judges is singer-com
poser, Glenn Yarbrough. He will
be assisted by Michael Mesic,
assistant editor of POE TOY Mag
azine, and Marsha Lee Masters,
daughter of poet Edgar Lee Mas
ters and poetry editor of the
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Five first award winners will
be selected and presented with
specially-designed diamond pen
dants by Orange Blossom. Merit
awards will be given to runner-
up.
Contest details are being sent
to local high schools and col
leges, J. C. Thomas states, but
anyone requiring official infor
mation may obtain it at his store.
Coleman Assigned
To Florida Base
U. S. Air Force Major Fred
T. Coleman, son of Mrs. Effie
E. Coleman of Whitmire High
way, Joanna, has arrived for duty
at Eglin AFB, Fla.
Major Coleman is an air opera
tions officer with the U. S. Air
force Special Operations Force,
^ part of the Tactical Air Com
mand which provides combat
units for air support of U. S.
ground forces.
The major, who previously
served at McConnell AFB, Kan.,
is a 1947 graduate of Clinton High
School and attended Columbia
Commercial College.
Major Coleman, who holds the
aeronautical rating of command
pilot, was commissioned in 1954
through the aviation cadet pro
gram. He has served nme mrxiths
in Vietnam.
His wife, Shirley, is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brous
sard of 206Terrace Drive, Hous
ton.
The employment of wumen in
public service antedates the U.
S. Government itself. A woman
postmaster had been in office
14 years when the Constitution
was signed, but Government ser
vice was almost exclusively a
man’s world until the 19th cen
tury.
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