The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 26, 1970, Image 13
THE CHRONICLE. Clinton. S. C.. Nov. 26. 1970—7-B
1 News And Views I
' BY MRS^AURELIA D. MOON
WOMEN DAY
On Sunday at 12:30 many
members and well wishers
gathered at St John Baptist
Church, Cross Hill, S. C. to
witness the annual Women Day
Program.
After the devotion service
conducted by Mrs. Lillie
G. Bluford, Mrs. Pearl Cunn
ingham and Mrs. Allen, music
was rendered by the Herald
Angels and The Bells of Heaven.
The guest speaker Mrs.
Aurelia D. Moon used* Women-
Do Your Job* as a subject.
She reminded the listeners that
there is a job for all to do and
we must dedicate or rededicate
our lives to do the job.
Mrs. Geneva Theodore, Mrs.
Johnie Makins and Mrs. J. W.
GrifCn were mistresses of
ceremonies. Dinner was serv
ed. Rev. S. C. Cureton is pastor
of the church.
PASTORS ANNIVERSARY
The 8th Anniversary of Rev.
James Gray’s pastorate at Zion
Hill Baptist Church was held
on Sunday evening at 7:30.
The welcome was given by
Mrs. Lucile Allen. Mrs. Gelena
Motes gave an appreciation
to the pastor.
The flowers were pinned on
Rev. and Mrs. Gray by Mr c '.
Lillie R. Jones and Mrs. Jessie
M. Williams.
Rev. A. L Brackett of In
man, S. C. pastor of Laurel
Hill Baptist Church was the
guest speaker. He used as a
theme The Man Of The Hour.
Mr. James Motes presented
the gifts to the pastor.
Music was rendered by St.
John, Bethel, New Prospect and
Zion Hill Choirs.
Rev. and Mrs. Gray ex
pressed thanks to all.
HONORS PASTOR
The 13th Anniversary of Rev.
A. Jones was celebrated at
Mount Moriah Baptist Church
on Sunday morning during the
regular worship service.
Following the Sunday School
the guest minister Rev. James
Farr brought a very informa
tive message from the subject
Events.
Mr. Thomas J. Rice, Mrs.
Minnie Young and Mr. George
Briggs spoke on the present
pastorate. The church history
was given by Mr. Thomas H.
Rice.
The presentation of the gifts
was by Mr. Charles Rice. Mrs.
Irene Price was mistress of
ceremonies.
During the 62nd session of
the Piedmont (AME) Con
ference the following appoint
ment of local interest were
made for the coming year:
Friendship-Mount Pleasant-
Rev. W. E. Crumlin.
Mount Zion - Bethel - Rev.
W. L. Hunter.
Fairview - Elzee - Rev.
James Louden, Jr.
New Hope - Mount Vernon -
Rev. C. W. Morton.
Antioch - Popular Springs-
Rev. W. p. Gambrell.
Abbeviile Circuit - Rev.
Douglas McCoy.
CREDITOR’S NOTICE
All persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of Claude C.
Uldrick, deceased, are hereby
notified to file the same duly
verified, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to said es
tate will please make payment
likewise.
Mary Frances U. Johnson
Administratrix
Nov. 19,1970
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CREDITOR'S NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Fred Or ien
Burnett, deceased, are hereby
notified to file the same duly
verified, with the undersigned,
and those indebted to said es
tate will please make payment
likewise.
Agnes McMinn Burnett
Executrix
Mount Sina - Rev. Charlie
Jeter.
Greenville Circuit - Rev.
Vivian Cofield.
Lone Cane - Rev. James Ro
binson.
The annual session was held
at SL James AME Church,
Abbeville, S. C. from November
11-15.
COMMITTEEMEN NEEDED
Boy Scout Troop 178 is
appealing for new committee
men. The election of committee
men will be held on Sunday,
November 29 at 5 p.m. at
Friendship AME Church. Any
young man 21 years or older
is urged to attend this meeting
and help in our campaign for
committee men.
This is a non-profit organ
ization. But remember man
power begins with boy power.
Eddie L. Redd, Jr. assistant
Scout Master.
Members of Boy Scout Troop
178 and assistant scoutmaster,
Mr. Eddie R. Redd Jr. visited
Scoutmaster Clyde Lindsay Jr.
in Self Hospital on Sunday even
ing. Mr. Lindsay is a patient
there following an accident.
Rev. Peter Moon was guest
speaker at Rock Hill Baptist
Church No. 2, Greenville on
Sunday morning.
Mr. Alvin Davis is chairman
of the deacon board.
Following this service Rev.
Moon attended the installation
of Rev. Freddie L. Wicker as
pastor of Little Beaverdam &
Renwick Grove Baptist
Churches, Newberry County.
AWARDS BANQUET
The Laurens District Blue
Ridge Council of Boy Scouts of
America held its annual awards
banquet at Presbyterian
College dining hall Tuesday,
November 17, 1970 at 7:30 p.m.
The invocation was given by
Rev. W. D. Coker.
Troop 178 received the
Camporee Award.
Among the many attending the
banquet were Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Reed Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Price, Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Pruitt, Mr. Spurgeon
Dendy, Mrs. Josh Savage and
LaVette and Mr. Herbert
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Wilson
spent the week-end inSoperton,
Ga. with Mr. and Mrs. Delmus
Gtllis and Francina. Enroute
home they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Hervey Walker in McCormick.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson
and Mrs. Mattie Johnson and
Anthony spent the week-end In
N. Y. and Washington with Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Lee Wilson.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Crum
lin will spend the Thanksgiving
Holidays with Attorney James
A. Crumlin and family in Louis
ville, Kentucky.
Rev. Crumlin will speak for
an Inter - Denominational
Thanksgiving Service in the city
of Louisville.
Mr. Henry A. Motes has re
turned to his home in Cross
Hill after being a patient at
Self Hospital following an acci
dent.
COMING EVENTS
The Gideon Club will spon
sor the crowing of Miss Afro
on December 6, 1970 at 5 p.m.
at Friendship AME Church.
More than a dozen young
ladies are competing for the
title.
Car Contest at Mount Moriah
Baptist Church on Decembers,
1970 at 6:30 p.m.
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November 21,1970
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