The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 23, 1970, Image 15
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. Boat- Hospital after telif critically ilL
28 in preparation for heart sur- man recently visited Rev. and He is now doing nicely. ^
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