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I 'I i i 6-C—THE CHRONICLE, CUnton, S. C., Oct. 15, 1970 News And Views BY MRS. AURELIA D. MOON The Ushers Union was held at Little River Zion Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon. After a welcome by Mr. Lu- wash Cannon and a response by Mr. Charles Rice the member choirs sang. Mr. Henry Price is presi dent and Mrs. Lillie B. Sturkey is secretary. Rev. James Gray is pastor at the Church. The next meeting will be at Conell Baptist Church, Joanna, S. C. The initial sermon of Mr. John H. Grant was delivered on Sunday afternoon at Bethel Baptist Church in Cross Hill. He used as a text St. Matthew 13: 20-21. He chose 'Standing Up With the Lord* as a sub ject Rev. W. E. Byrd, the host pastor presided during the ser vice. YOUTH DAY Youth Day was held at Vaughnville Baptist Church in Chappells on Sunday, October 11. Following a welcome Miss Brenda Gilliam responded. Miss Lois Gilliam of Pied mont was the guest speaker. Her subject was Youth of To day. Rev. Bell of Spartanburg, delivered a very inspiring ser mon. Rev. Gordon is pastor of the church. Mrs. Jeanette Bell, Larcell Jr. and Elizabeth and Miss Debra Jenkins spent the past week-end in Washington, D.C. and Maryland with Mr. and Mrs. John Tribble and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Casey Wilson spent the past week-end in Soperton, Georgia, with Mr. and Mrs. Delmus Gillis. Miss Selma Smith a sopho more at S. C. State College spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Rubye Smith and other family members. Mrs. Florence Jenkins is spending sometime in New York City with her sisters. Mr. George Kell Kinard left the city recently for Washing ton, D. C. where he will reside. Miss Mary Watts a freshman at Benedict College spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Watts on Horne Street. Miss Brenda Gilliam and Miss Jessie Mae Johnson stu dents at S. C. State College spent the week-end with their parents and other relatives. Mrs. Elnora Summers, local beautician, attended the State Cosmetologist Board Meeting on Sunday. The meeting was held at the Beautician Home in Columbia, S. C. SCOUT LEADERS WANTED Any person who is at least 21 years of age or older and would like to help promote scouting in this area for Boy Scout Troop 178, is asked to meet at Friendship A.M.E. Church Sunday at 3:30 p.m. for more information. However please keep in mind this is a non profitable organization trying to help develop young boys into an exciting future. TRAINING For the last three weeks, scoutmaster Clyde Lindsay, Jr. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY! S ^ Like ■o , i r- WE ACCEPT UAD.A. FOOD STAMPS! nto Your 6a HARVE FRESH I v UNITIZED PRODUCE FANCY VlhJC RIPENED TOMATOES. 2 urn CHOICE BEEP ... TRIMMED OF EXCESS BONE AND FAT! u. s. No. t white POTATOES 10 LBS. LB. VENT-VU BAG W D BRAND U S. CHOICt JONATHAN CRISP APPLES mcdium YELLOW ONIONS 3-LB. 5-LB. 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GIANT SIZE IVORY uquio ONLY WITH THtl coupon s PRICR ^ - , COUPON E 1 ” *. 15< VALUE 5 1 S WITHOUT COUPON WINN-DIXIE | = OPFIR EXPIRES OCT. 34.1*70 LIMIT 1 COUPON PIN PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A 4-ox. JAR Of Maxim™- AT WINN-DIXIE STORES ^-oz. JAR ONLY 98'SS ^?__o*_cMi|wjt*FUMrjOfii£t7«n 25^ s • ml • * *' i • j;-/ , *. ■ y ' ■; \ A- ' c, m a»4a .m>*> » m Asst, scoutmasters Thomas B. Cheeks and Eddie Redd, Jr. along with committee chairman Mr. Henry Price and com mitteeman Alex Reeder, at tended a seven-session train ing course at Camp Old Indian. Birth Date Important On License You may be at the age when you'd rather not count your birthdays--but it’s to your de finite advantage to remember your birth date insofar as your South Carolina Driver’s Lic ense is concerned. Since July 10 of this year when the Highway Department began its record keeping on the subject, more than 2,200 dri vers in the state have had to take a complete driver exami nation because they let their birthdate slip by without re newing their drivers licenses. The exact number is 2,225 through October 5. A driver’s license expires on the holder’s birthday in the fourth calendar year after it has been issued to him. If he has it renewed before the ex piration date, he has only to submit to an eye test in order to have his license renewed. If he waits until the license has expired, he then must take the complete driver examin ation, written and road tests, just as if he had never had a license, according to the High way Department driver licens ing officials. CITATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION The State of South Carolina, Couty of Laurens By J. H. Wasson, Probate Judge: WHEREAS Mary Frances U. Johnson made suit to me to grant her letters of Admini stration of the Estate and ef fects of Claude C. Uldrick. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said Claude C. Uldrick, de ceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lau rens Court House, Laurens, S. C. on October 29th next, after publication hereof, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 8th day of October, Anno Domini, 1970 J. Hewlette Wasson J. P. L. C. 015-2C-022 ALEXANDER’S The Showroom Quality Built BUY AT LOW CATA LOGUE PRICES EV ERY DAY! 5 BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOMS TO SERVE YOU GREENVILLE LAURENS GREENWOOD. S. C. and GASTONIA, N. C. Why Pay More? ALL ITEMS SOLD AT LOW CATALOGUE PRICES! SAVE MONEY ON THE FOLLOWING!! DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, WATCHES, CAMERAS, TOYS, RADIO. TV, SMALL APPLANCES SPORTING GOODS. SCHOOL SUPPLIES. 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