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THE CHRONlCIiE, Clinton, S. C., Oct. 22, 1970—1-D
CHURCH BIRTHDAY—Shown cut
ting cake in observance of Lydia
Baptist Church’s 62nd birthday cele
bration are, left to right: Mrs.
Houston Ellis, Training Union Direc
tor; Mrs. Clyde Trammell, Baptist
Women’s Director; Mrs. Henry Ab
ercrombie, Mrs. Devola Hellams and
Mrs. Alma Harvey, long-time mem
bers of the church family; Rev. M.
J. Sanders, pastor; and James Mc-
Elhannon, Sunday School director.—
(Photo by Eddie McGee)
Lydia Church Celebrates 62nd
On last Sunday the Lydia
baptist Church held a day long
celebration of their 62ndbirth
day, anniversary.
Prior to last Sunday each
Chiych and Sunday School
member received a birthday
candle in the mail. These can
dles were brought to Sunday
School by each one attending
the school and that many cand
les were put on a large birth
day cake. During the
Morning Worship Service the
cake was on display in the
sanctuary. The six year old
Sunday School class, Mrs.
Albert Smith, teacher, was one
hundred per cent in attendance
for both Sunday School and the
Morning Worship Hour. Proper
recognition was given. The
choir, under the direction of
Malcolm Sanders, sang *God
Did A Wonderful Thing For
Me*, Miss Liz Ann Wright,
soloist.
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During the Training Union
hour a filmstrip which was
taken last Easter was shown.
The filmstrip showed the
church family presenting their
thirty pieces of silver for the
Annie Armstrong offering for
Home Missions. During the
Evening Worship Service, Mrs.
Clyde Trammell, Baptist Wo
men’s Director, read an up to
date history of the church.
At the conclusion of the Even
ing Service, one hundred twenty
five members and guests as
sembled in the social hall for
the birthday party. Three old
timers of the church family,
Mrs. Henry Abercrombie, Mrs.
Alma Harvey and Mrs. Devola
Hellams, cut the first slice of
the thirty two pound birthday
cake. Punch, cake, mints and
nuts were served.
During her 62 years of minis
try Lydia Baptist Church has
enjoyed a steady growth. The
Annual Associational Church
Letter reveals that the church
gave more to mission causes
last year than any other year
during her history, the sum of
$2,724.06. There is a total
membership of 555, and a Sun
day School enrollment of 186.
H«nry McGee
Has
Henry McGee, 12 year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc
Gee of Clinton opens his first
one-man exhibition of art at
the Presbyterian College
library Thursday, October
22nd.
The exhibit will run through
November 5th.
The exhibition will be made
up largely of drawings of peo
ple and their expressions. The
exhibition will be open to the
public Monday through Thurs
day from 8:30 a.m. until 11:00
p.m. Friday and Saturday 8:30
a.m. through 5:00p.m. andSun-
days, 2:00 p.m. until 10:00p.m.
H. L. Penland
LAURENS - Hubert L. Pen-
land, 49, of Rt. 1, Laurens,
Oak Grove community, died
Sunday.
A lifelong resident of Lau
rens County, son of Mrs.
Theopa Mobley Penland of Clin
ton and the late Andrew J. Pen-
land, he was a building-con
tractor. He was a member and
deacon of Rocky Springs Pres
byterian Church and a member
of Palmetto Masonic Lodge 19.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Helen Anderson Penland; three
daughters, Mrs. Martha De-
Vore of Newberry, Mrs.
Carolyn Puckett and Mrs. Lucy
Crowder of Laurens; two sons,
Larry J. and Hubert “Nidde*
Penland of Laurens; a sister,
Mrs. Jake Rhodes of Clinton;
six brothers, James Penland
of Clinton, George M., J. C.,
Dan and Andy Penland of Lau
rens and Manley Penland of
Aiken; and two grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Monday at Rocky Springs Pres
byterian Church. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mrs. Goggins
CROSS HILL - Mrs. Annie
Bell Floyd Coggins, 39, wife of
Jesse Goggins of Cross Hill,
died Saturday.
A member of Zion Hill Bap
tist Church, she was a daughter
of Olin and Lula Pulley Floyd
of Cross Hill.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. Jessie Lee Grant, Miss
Jessie Bell Goggins, Miss
Juliette Goggins, Miss Annie
Lucille Goggins, and Miss
Luella Goggins of Cross Hill;
three sisters, Mrs. Sara Mc-
Morrls of Clinton and Mrs.
Betty Dandy and Mrs. Tilda Mae
Johnson of Cross Hill; four
brothers, Otis Floyd of Char
lotte, N. C. and John Henry
Jessie and Hiliary Floyd of
Cross Hill; and three grand
children.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Zion Hill Baptist
Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Teddy Weaver
WHITMIRE-Teddy Donald
son Weaver, 38-year old re
creation director for Whitmire,
died Friday in Bailey Memorial
Hospital in Clinton after suffer
ing a stroke near Clinton.
Mr. Weaver had accompanied
a group of senior citizens on a
mountain trip and they were re
turning home when he was
stricken near Clinton.
Survivors include his wife,
his mother, two daughters, his
grandmother and two sisters.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at the First Bap
tist Church with burial inWhit-
mire Cemetery.
Mrs. Toland
Mrs. Jimmie Lee Toland of
503 Gary St, died Friday.
She was a daughter of the
late Charlie and Amanda Sub-
er Dobbins and was a member
of Mount Olive AME Church
in Newberry.
Surviving is a brother, Geo
rge Dobbins of Clinton.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at Mount Olive AME
Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Weisner
LANCASTER - Mrs. Jannie
Edna Weisner, 59, of Route 3,
Lancaster, died Wednesday,
October 14. She was a sister
of Mrs. Mary Price of Clinton.
Other survivors include her
husband, a son, two daughters,
another sister.
Funeral services were held
Friday at St Luke’s United
Methodist Church with burial
in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Faulkner
ABBEVILLE - Mrs. AUie
Smith Fant Faulkner, 81, of
113 Hickory Heights, died Satur
day at Valdosta, Ga. She was the
stepmother of Mrs. Alice White
of Clinton.
Other survivors include her
husband, a son, a daughter, a
sister, another stepdaughter.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at Harris Fun
eral Home with burial in
Donalds Baptist Church Ceme
tery.
Mrs. Davis
Funeral services for Mrs.
Lucia Mills Davis will be held
today, October 22, at HIbbert
and Waters Funeral Home, W.
Gregory Street, Pensacola,
Florida. Mrs. Davis died Sun
day in Wichita, Kansas. She was
the mother of Kenneth D. Mills
of Lugoff, a former resident of
Clinton.
Mrs. Neese
ANDERSON - Mrs. Sue
Brown Neese, 51, of 624 Mar
tha Drive, died Friday. She was
a sister of Miss Betty Brown
of Clinton.
Other survivors include her
husband, a daughter, four bro
thers and three other sisters.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at McDouglad’s South
Chapel with burial in Sardis
Baptist Church cemetary in
Hartwell.
Miss Abrams
In Sorority
NEWBERRY - Martha Ab
rams, Joanna freshman at
Newberry College, has pledged
Alpha XI Delta sorority dur
ing the fall rush period of the
Greek organizations cm the
campus.
Miss Abrams is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Abrams,
Joanna.
Missionary To Spoak
Sunday At Davidson St.
The Rev. James O. Watson,
Baptist Missionary now on fur
lough from Paraguay, South
America and former pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church, Clin
ton, will be the guest speaker
for the Eleventh Anniversary
Day occasion at Davidson Street
Baptist Church Sunday at 11:00
a.m.
The Rev. M. Floyd Hellams,
pastor of the Chuch on behalf
of the members, extends an in
vitation to the friends and for
mer members to attend the
special anniversary day ser
vices. Sunday School will began
at 10:00 a.m. andMoraingWor-
ship at 11:00 a.m. Lunch will be
served at 12:30 p.m. An after
noon service beginning at 1:45
will include the Calvary Baptist
Church Bell Choir under dir
ection of Mrs. Eva Land and
guest singers, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Eugene Brown, Mrs. Alva
Mahares, A. B. Galloway and
Deany Martin. The former pas
tor, Rev. Clyde Peterson; the
mother church’s pastor, Rev.
J. w. Spillers, charter mem
bers, and ministers licensed or
ordained by the church will also
participate in the afternoon
service.
The Davidson Street Church
began as a mission in October,
1959 in a one-unit structure.
Two additional units were added
in 1960, and a 485-seat audi
torium and two-story educa
tional building were dedicated
March 5, 1967. A modern
kitchen was added to the social
hall in 1968.
Four men now serving as
ministers were either licensed
or ordained by the church:
Copeland Whitmire and Shannon
Long 1961, Bill Quarles 1966 and
Jack Carr 1970. John Stansell,
a licensed minister is a mem
ber; David Cromer, pastor in
Pamplico, was approved as a
ministerial student by the
church In 1962.
Present membership is 334.
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