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bed most of the time. gery on May 1. ALICE IN WONDERLAND — Four Greenwood young people enjoy a Mad Tea Party in their roles in the Greenwood Children’s Theatre production of “Alice In Wonderland.” The play is scheduled to be presented at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, May 2, in Belk Auditorium as a part of Laurens County Day at the Festival of Arts. The Clinton production was made possible by a grant from the South Carolina Arts Commission. L to R: Coyann Gray as Alice, Robert Ray as Mad Hatter, Valerie Morse as Dor mouse, James Todd as March Hare. Lucas Ave. Revival Opens Next Sunday Lucas Avenue Baptist Church in Laurens will be engaged in Revival Services April 26 - May 3. Evening services will begin at 7:30 p.m. Mnrning services will begin at 9:30 a.m Morning ser vices will be held Monday, Tues day, and Wednesday only. The visiting speaker will be Rev Jnhn H. Turner, pastor of New Prospect Baptist Church, Laurens. Music will be under the di rection of A. D. Smith. Alvin F. Boone is the pastor. Weather Flower The scarlet pimpernel is supposed to close its petals at the approach of a rain. Army Reservists Salute Their Home Communities Clinton Mayor Noland Suddeth has proclaimedApriltobe “Com munity Month”, in honor of the Army Reserve's anniversary month. Col. Claude H. Cooler of Clin ton, commandant of the 3287th U.S. Army Reserve School inCo- lumbia, said, “We celebrate Community Month here for sev eral reasons. The most import ant is because this is one way we can thank you for your coopera tion during the past year, for the time off you have given us for training and for summer camp. We know that you’ve had to operate short-handed, that family functions have had to go on with out us, that business has had to continue ‘as usual’ without us--- while we were learning and per fecting our military skills.Com munity Month is one way of let ting you know that we appreciate your support and are grateful. “We also celebrate Community Month to let you know that we are part of our communities and that we are proud to be your neigh bors. We want you to know that our patriotism. . .and service... and interests are not only aimed in the sphere of national defense but also in the betterment of our own community.” The U.S. Army Reserve is the largest of all the Reserve com ponents of the Armed Forces, with more than one million offi cers and enlisted men and wo men on its rolls. Army Reserve units train at 1,019 Reserve Centers through out the nation. Most Army Re serve units hold training assemb lies one weekend a month. In addition, all units spend two weeks annually at a military in stallation where they undergo in tensified training. Paul Anderson To Be Featured Paul Anderson, the undisputed “World’s Strongest Man” will speak at the First Baptist Church in Laurens on Sunday evening, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. He was born in Toccoa, Ga., in 1932 and attended Furman Uni versity. It was there that Paul became interested in weightlift ing and was able to lift more weight than anyone in the history of the college, and after a few weeks of training, was breaking world records that had stood for over 30 years. His weightlifting career took Paul Anderson to nat ional, world, and Olympic titles. He has lifted more weight in one single attempt than anyone in the history of the world - 6,270 pounds in the back lift. Throughout his career, Paul has had one great goal, to help unfortunate young people develop into good citizens. Cross Hill News BY MRS. SARAH SEGARS Mrs. R. W. Griffin spent last weekend in Orangeburg with her brother Alec T. Brown and Mrs. Brown. While there she visited the gardens. Mrs. R. B. Segars and Lindy joined friends from Greenwood to go by chartered bus to Nashville last weekend. In addition to his toric and scenic interests, they attended the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Whit tle recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin. Friends will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Max Hitt, the former Clara Belle Hill, was in an au tomobile accident last week. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Riddle died early last week in Bailey Memorial Hospi tal and was buried at the Baptist Cemetery on the Greenwood Highway. Mrs. Riddle is the for mer Susan Reeder. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turling ton of Charlotte, N. C. were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Workman Jr. Mr. Turling ton and Mr. Workan met while in Vietnam. Lt. William Martin Boyce will be on R and R leave beginning May 4 and will be met in Ha waii by Mrs. Boyce who is re siding in Tampa, Fla. Several ladies from the First Baptist Church and Bethabara Baptist Church attended the W. M.U. meeting at the Second Bap tist Church in Laurens lastWed- nesday. Rev. W. W. Willingham has been in recent revivals at the Temple Baptist in Ninety Six and the Mnuntville Baptist Church. G. E. Boazman continues ill at his home and is confined to his CARD OF THANKS We want to thank all our friends and neighbors and Rev. Sanders and Rev. Bryan for all the kind nesses shown during our recent period of bereavement over the loss of our loved one. The Family of Butch Grady bed most of the time. gery on May 1. Mrs. C. B. Roger Rev. Rogers has Mrs. G. L. Coats will enter Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Segars home from Gret Walter Reed Hospital on April and Lindy and Mrs. E. P. 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