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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., July 16, 1970—3-C
News And Views
BY MRS. AURELIA D. MOON
BIBLE SCHOOL
Christ breakthrough in und
erstanding was the theme on Ju
ly £th from 8 A.M. to 10 A.M.
When VacationBibleSchool was
held at Hebron Baptist Church.
The faculty consisted of Rev.
W. D. Coker, Mrs. Aline Wat
son, Mrs. Maggie D. Craig,
Mrs. Margaret Williams, Mis
ses Andrena Stoddard, Hilda J.
Simpson, Naomi Cannon, and
Thelma Tyler.
169 Students were registered
by Mrs. Alice Pruitt.
Take homeprojects were ma
de on Friday.
Refreshments were served
following each session.
Mrs. Maggie D. Craig is Su
nday School Superintendent.
SCOUT NEWS
On last Wednesday all the
Boy Scouts from Troop 178 re
turned from camp.
There was a total of 30 boys
that went to camp Old Indian.
While there, the boys partici-
ptfted ia various events and ski-
1s. There were many awards
received and they are as fol
lows:
A) SCOUT LDf-EGUARD-Regi-
nald Hudson and Donny Daven
port.
B) LIFESAVING-Claude Cru-
mlin and Wallace Crumlin.
C) ROWING-Donny Davenport
There were, also seven young
scouters to pass the test to be
come a member of *he Order of
the Arrow and they are as fol
lows:
SCOUTMASTER - Clyde Lind
sey, Jr.
ASST. SCOUTMASTER- Eddie
Redd, Jr.
ASST. SCOUTMASTER - Tho
mas B. Cheeks.
SCOUTERS- Terry Thompson,
Dennis Lindsay, Reginald Hud
son and Donny Davenport.
Nonman Pruitt, also returned
from his trip of the Philmont
National Jamboree in New Mex
ico, where he received many
honors, and brought back some
good ideas for the troop. While
there, he received the following
awards: Pioneering,Hiking and
the 50 mile Hiking Award.
CLUB MEETS
The Ladies Alert Club met
recently on S. Sloan St. at the
home of Mrs. Mattie Livings
ton.
The president, Mrs. Elnora
Summers presided at the bus
iness session following the de
votion.
The ‘hostess served a salad
plate. The next meeting will
be in September at the home of
Mrs. Lucinda MCMorris.
YOUTH DAY
Youth Day was held at Mount
Moriah Baptist Church on Sun
day at the morning worship ser
vice. An overflowing audience
was in attendance.
The youth was in charge of all
service beginning with the Sun
day School.
The pastor Rev. A. Jones del
ivered a very challenging mes
sage that was directed to the
youth of today.
Choirs rendering music was
Springfield, Bethlehem Midget
and Junior Choirs of Clinton-
Zion Hill and Bethel Junior
Choirs of Cross Hill, S. C.
A special feature was a solo
rendered by Miss Mary Motes
accompanied at the piano by her
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brother Daniel Motes.
Mr. Charles Rice served as
the official board chairman dur
ing the service. Mrs. Aurelia
D. Moon was sponsor.
Mrs. Minnie Hunter has re
turned home after spending a
week in Orangeburg, S. C.
with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bra-
cy.
Mrs. Edna Portlow and
grandson, Kelvin Melvin of Buf
falo, N. Y. are visiting their
in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Ullysee
Williams on South Livingston
Street.
Mrs. Lucinda W. McMorris
flew to Atlanta, Georgia where
she spent a vacation with her
aunt Mrs. Gertrude Vance.
Mr. Jesse F. Watts, Mr.
Daniel Williams and Mr. Tho
mas H. Rice of this city also
Mr. Glenn of Whitmire spent
the past weekend in Washington
D. C. with relatives.
Mrs. Mattie Kinard of W.
Centenial Ave. and Mr. James
Davis of South Bell Street are
patients at Bailey Memorial
Hospital. We are hoping them
an early release and a complete
recovery.
Mrs. Mabel Dunlap and Mrs.
Bertha Jones are vacationing in
the state of New Jersey with re
latives.
Mr. John Adams is spending
some time in High Point, N. C.
with Mr. andMrs. PostellAdam
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Werts
spent a recent week in Washing
ton, D. C. with their children
Mr. and Mrs. James E.Suber.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sturkey
have returned after a flight from
Greenville-Spartanburg Air
port to San Diego, Calif., where
they visited their children, Mr.
and Mrs. LevesterSturkey. Ttie
Sturkeys went on a sightseeing
tour to New Mexico.
While in the state of Cali
fornia, Mrs. Sturkey had a
flight to San Francisco, Calif.,
where she visited her sister,
brother and other relatives.
Miss Nina Thompson of
Washington, D. C., Mrs. Daisy
Barksdale and their visiting
minister from Chester. Penn
sylvania, Rev. and Mrs. A. T.
Holtz wereSunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp
son on South Bell Circle.
Mr. Richard Rice of Knox
ville, Tenn., is visiting his bro
thers Robert, Johnny and Thom
as Rice and other relatives
in the city.
Mrs. Brenda KinardandRyan
spent a few days in Columbia
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Kinard and family.
Miss Barbara Cromer is
spending the summer with her
aunt Mrs. James E. Suber and
Mr. Suber in Washington, D. C.
Revival is in progress at
Mount Zion A ME Church, Jo
anna.
Rev. D. S. Suber is the spea..
er. Services begin each evening
at 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. L. Hunter
is pastor.
TESTIMONIAL GIVEN
As a Sunday School student
and at one time a classmate of
Johnny Lee Vance better known
to all of us as Jack Frost,
spent many happy days in Sun
day School here at this church
and at Bell Street High School
which is now Martha Dendy Ele
mentary School, alongwithBar-
bara his wife and James Lee
Dowdy (Pete) my husband.
One night during the revival
the four of us went up to the
altar and knelt in sincere pray
er and dedicated our lives to
God. Rev. M. Massey was our
pastor at this particular time.
Jack Frost was loved by all
who really knew him and who
really understood him.
It may seem as though the
whole world has collasped; but
the same heavenly Father who
gives and sends His comforting
love to each of us will give to
you Barbara, his wife, Mrs.
Jones his mother, his children,
his family and his many many
friends strength to continue, se
cure in the knowledge that
“Death is but the beginning of
life”.
SYMPATHY EXTENDED
Sympathy is extended to the
family of the late Mr. Johnny
Lee Vance “Jack Frost” who
passed recently. ^
COMING EVENTS
There will be a Tent Dis
play of Boy Scout equipment at
Friendship A ME Church
ground on Saturday July 18 from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
On display will be equipment
that was purchased by the many
contributors in recent drives by
Boy Scout Troop 178. The pub
lic is invited to visit.
Music Religious Concert on
Sunday July 19 at 6 p.m. at
6 p.m. at Vaughnville Baptist
Church.
Timely
Tips
BY COUNTY AGENT,
Extension Home Economists
UPPER STATE FAIR - Pre
mium Books are available at
the County Extension Office.
Stop by and pick one up.
TICKS AND FLEAS may be
controlled inside or around pet
quarters with Sevin. Ticks may
be controlled with chlordane,
toxaphene, or dieldrin, on an
area basis outdoors.
A 4-H BEEF CATTLE FIELD
DAY will be held at the Long
view StockFarm nearWoodruff,
on Tuesday, July 28. The pro
gram is designed to give in
struction and practical training
in some areas of beef produc
tion and management, groom
ing, showing, etc. Anyone inter
ested in attending should get in
touch with the County Extension
Office.
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Don’t store cake batter for more
than two months.
WHEN FREEZING seasoned
foods, remember freezing af
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ent ways. The flavors of cloves,
garlic, green pepper and pi
mento become stronger during
storage. Onions lose flavor;ci
nnamon, nutmeg and sage show
little change.
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