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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., June 11, 1970—7-C
News And Views
dent patient in V.A. Hospital in weekend with their parents, Mr.
Augusta, Ga. is visiting his sis- and Mrs. Casey Wilson,
ter, Mrs. Bessie B. Harley and
Mr. Harley.
The theme for the day “The
Role of Men In A Changing So
ciety.”
COMING EVENTS
BY MRS. AURELIA-D. MOON
The usher board of Little Ri
ver Zion Baptist Church spon
sored a program on Sunday
evening, June 7.
The speaker, Mrs. Pernella
V. Jones was introduced by
Mrs. ElnoraW. Summers. Mrs.
Jones very interestingly told
the ushers to be doorkeepers
and usher in good will at all
times.
Miss Edna M. Pitts was mis
tress of ceremonies.
Music was rendered by Mt.
Moriah and New Prospect
Choirs.
Mrs. Anna Simpson is home
after being a patient at Bailey
Memorial Hospital.
Services were held in the Ca
pital City on Saturday at 12 noon.
Mrs. Irene Martin of Laurens
was the Sunday visitor in the
home of her niece, Mrs. Ethel
Hill and Mr. Hill.
H. L Evans Named
Teacher Of Year'
Herbert L. Evans, a Clinton He received his A.B. degree
native and presently head of the from Allen University and his
English Department at Blanch- M.A. degree from Atlanta Uni-
ard High School, Martiness, versity. He has done additional
_ Columbia County, Georgia has work at Tuskegee Institute and
At 11:00 a.m., Mr. R.N. Smith June 14 following the morning been selected Columbia County also studied under four Nation-
Many visitingchoirs will ren
der music. Rev. W.D. Coker is
Men’s Day at Hebron Bap- pastor of the church.
tist Church on Sunday, June
Miss Euna M. Pitts and Mrs.
Maggie Bluford were in Sumter
on Saturday.
Mrs. Alfreda G. Bodenhamer 14.
left recently for Nashville,
Tenn. where she is visiting her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Pearline assistant County Farm Agent of worship service.
Perry and other family mem- Spartanburg County will be the
bers. speaker.
Children’s Day at Mount Mo
riah Baptist Church Sunday,
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MBS EVANS
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Miss Barbara Lee Evans re
ceived the B.S. degree in Ele
mentary Education from
Voorhees College, Denmark, S.
C. on May 31.
She is the daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Lorenzo Evans of South
BeU Street
MBS HARLEY
Miss Vivian J. Harley gra
duated Cum Laude with a B.
S. degree in Elementary Edu-
catn* from Barber-ScotiaCol
lege, Concord, N.C. She is list
ed in “Who's Who Among Stu
dents in American Universities
and Colleges’.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Harley,
Lydia Mill Road.
Mr. Frank Pickney of Brook
lyn, N.Y. recently visited his
brother-in-law, Mr. George
Briggs on Horne Street.
Miss Annie Pitts left on Sat
urday for Morris College, Sum
ter where she will attend Sum
mer School.
Pvt. Jerome L. Burnside,
most recently stationed at Fort
Sill, Oklahoma, is spending a
leave with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. James Burnside Jr. on
Elizabeth St He will leave on
June 17 for Vietnam.
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Mr. & Mrs. William Hill and
children, Audrey and Rorey of
Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. it Mrs.
Randolph Lewis of Washington,
D.C., have returned after visit
ing their, brother and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hill.
Mr. Si Mrs. Douglas Hill ac
companied the William Hill fa
mily to Charleston, West Vir
ginia when they were enroute
home.
Mrs. Frances Judon was in
'ashington, D.C. cm the week-
to visit her children. Her
mdchildren, Pamela l Don-
Wright and Bonita Judon
back with her and will
the summer in our city.
Mr. Ike Williams, Mr. & Mrs.
>rt Sanders of this city and
Willie Sanders of Spar-
were called to Wash-
1, D.C. d« Friday to attend
funeral services of the San-
s’ nephew, 1«ir. John Henry
Mr. & Mrs. Delmus Gettis of At 7:30 p.m. Prof. Luther
• Mr. Lonnie Blakely, a resi- Superton, Ga. spent the past Johnson of Liberty will speak.
The sponsoring committee
are Miss Lucile Dillard, Mrs.
Mary C. Dillard, Mrs. Mary C.
Dillard and Miss Debra Jenkins.
“Teacher of the Year. " al Science Foundation Grants.
He is the son of the late, Mrs.
Mr. Evans was a member of Agnes I. Evans, a former county
the Bell Street School faculty school teacher, and has a
prior to going to Columbia Co- brother, Lorenzo Evans who re-
unty. sides on South Bell Street.
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