The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 02, 1970, Image 15
THE CHRONICLE Clinton, S. C., July 2, 1970—7-B
News And Views
BY MRS. AURELIA D. MOON
GROUP MEETS
The Religious Program met
at New Grove Baptist Church
on Sunday evening at 5 p.m.
Rev. J. W. Watts, president
of the group presided at the
commencement of the praise
service.
Words of welcome were ex
tended to the group by Mrs.
Eula Griffin and Mrs. Etta Ki-
nard responded.
The choirs sang many touch
ing and uplifting selections.
Many ministers attended the
session. The next meeting will
be at Mount Zion AME Church
on July 19.
Mrs. Zena Wilson and Mrs.
Ossie L. Rice are secretar
ies.
CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Eva Taylor was hos
tess to the Sunshine Club on
Sunday at her home off Eli
zabeth Street. The president
Mrs. Lenora Fleming presid
ed following the opening cere
monies.
Birthday gifts were present
ed to Mrs. Eleanor Werts, Mrs.
Annie L. Kerns and Mrs. Mat-
tie W. Hudson.
The club will resume its re
gular meetings in September.
TEACHER OF THE YEAR
The Sunday School of Hebron
Baptist Church has completed
the selection of a teacher of the
year.
The selection coveredtwosix
month pernKis of the year. The
honor was bestowed m Mrs.
Clara W'ilson and Miss Harriet
Smith. Receiving honorable
mention were Mrs. Lenora
Fleming, Mrs. Alene Watson
and Mrs. Alice Pruitt.
The teachers were rated on
perfect attendance, punctuality,
leadership, preparation and
various precepts.
Mrs. Mamie Coker and Mr.
Carl Drakeford served on the
observing committee. Mrs.
Maggie D. Craig is superrn-
ent.
C2 and Mrs. JamesSuber and
Tracie of Mineral Wells, Texas
have returned after spending
some time in the city. They were
called here due to the death of
his grandmother, Mrs. Clara
Suber of Joanna. Miss Faye
Brown accompanied them home
and will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Adams,
and son left by plane for Ja-
macia, N. Y. and Brooklyn,
N. Y. where they will visit
their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lind
say, Mr. and Mrs. Erskine
Lindsay, Mrs. Alfreda Boden-
hamer, Mr. Alonzo Gilliam and
Mr. Bernard Lindsay motored
to Atlanta, Ga., where they spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph White.
Mrs. Louise Gary and Mr.
Willie Malone are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Sarah Malone on
West Centenial St.
Miss Mattie C. Rice is still
at home after suffering an ac
cident.
Mrs. Annie Moore is in
Coram Long Island, N. Y. where
she is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Ruth Wilson. While in
the state of New York she will
also visit her sons William,
Douglass and Willie C. Moore
and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Knigh
ton and children Johnny andRo-
land of Baltimore, Md., spent
a recent vacation with Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis J. Knighton.
Mr. Noah Young, a member of
New Bethel Church is in Man
hattan, N. Y. for an indefi
nite stay with his children.
Mr. Jerome Fleming is home
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
James L. Flemingafter receiv
ing an Army discharge. Mr.
Fleming was wounded and as a
result was honorably discharg
ed. Friends will be glad to
know he is recouperating.
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REPRESENTATIVES
SIDNEY HARTZOG—833-2333
FRANK LYDA—833-1784
REPRESENTA TIV ES
FRED BRAGG—833 1063
JACOBS BLDG 833-0950
OLIN FURR—833-00€6
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TINY TOT CONTEST
A Tiny Tot Contest was held
at Little River Znn Baptist
Church <n Sunday at 3 p m.
Little Michelle L Jeter, the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Char
lie Jeter was first place win
ner. Other contestants were
Pamelia Thacker, Althea John
son, Susie D. Gray and Jacque
line Williams. The sumnf$99.-
45 was reported. This contest
was sponsored by the Progres
sive Club of which Mrs. Sylvia
Peake is president, Miss Caro
lyn Anderson is secretary and
Miss Euna M. Pitts is adviser.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bates
of Greenville, spent last week
with their father Mr. John H.
Young and sister Miss Mattie
M. Young on South Bell Street.
Mrs. Ruby Grant has re
turned home after an extended
stay in North Wales, Pennsyl
vania with her sister Mr. and
Mrs. William Glenn.
Mrs. Carolyn W. Simpson
and Mrs. Lillie P. Copeland left
on Sunday for Brooklyn, N. Y.
where they will visit Mrs. Eula
Bell White.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Reeder
o f Columbia and Mrs. Eliza
beth R. Marable and daughter,
Hermietta of Wadesboro, N. C.
spent the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. Georgianna Reed
er.
Mrs. Brenda L. Kinardand
son Ryan of Hill Crest Heights,
Md., are spending some time
with their parents Mr.andMrs.
Hugh Lindsay on South Bell Cir
cle.
Miss Rosamary Judge of
Brooklyn, N. Y. is spending a
month with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin L. Thompson and other
relatives.
Mr. Sam Fleming entered
Self Memorial Hospital on yes
terday. All are hoping him an
early release and recovery.
Friends of the area are sorry
to learn of the passing of Mrs.
‘Cornelia Gordon on July 26 in
Columbia. Mrs. Gordon was the
wile of Rev. J. S. Gordon, pas
ter of Vanghnville Baptist
Church.
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Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Ebenezer Baptist
Chorch, Columbia, with burial
la Edgefield.
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