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4 I \ « 4-C—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., Dec. 17, 1970 and family In Greenville. West Clinton William t)omlnick visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kazara in Greensboro, N. C., last Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Lorrance Peace and family of Greenville spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hames. Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Hamrick attended the funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Huel Ham rick in Greenwood, Monday. On Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Authur Sanders visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bardy Cannon Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hames was their aunt, Mrs. Kate Nelson of Enoree. Mrs. Edna Heaton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heaton and dau ghter, Cheryl attended the funeral of John Smith in And erson, Saturday. Sympathy is extended to the Ralph Bearden family following Irani wrmMM |XHh| banded, all by New York j***.f= J e T* >16 5*$ and BankAmericmo 126 Musgrove St., Clinton, South Carolina Phone 833-2101 his death on Saturday of last week. Mrs. Essie Pitts of Ware Shoals visited her aunt, Mrs. Ray Cauble, last Monday. Mrs. Ada Center, Bessie Holtzclaw, and Vesta Mae Eu banks spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller in Greenwood. Mrs. J.H. Hughes of this city and Mr. and Mrs.CarroilSmith of Mountville visited Rev. James T. Hughes’ Church, at Gray Court, going especially to see Mrs. Hughes’ grand daughter, Terri baptisted. Mrs. David Owens and Mrs. Willie Mae Anderson spent two days last week in Greer with their sister, Mrs. W, H. Mc Carter. Mrs. George Leopard of near Saluda has returned home after spending last week with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Leopard. Mr. and Mrs. Leeward accompanied her home on Sunday and spent the day. Mrs. George Leopard of near Saluda and Mr. and Mrs. Hu bert Leopard of this city' visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Der rick and sons at Prosperity, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Laney visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fowler in Cornaco, Sunday. Mrs. Lessie Carr of Aiken and Mrs. Myrtle Wuitsel of Clinton visited Freddie Garner at the Medicial Center in Charleston, Sunday. WITH THE SICK Leo Heatherly is a patient at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood where he under went surgery, Friday. C.B. Wullenzine is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Clifton Heaton Sr. has been ill at his home. CHRISTMAS MEETING The Dorcus Bible Class held its annual Christmas meeting, Tuesday night, December 8, at Calvary Baptist Church, Mi s. Eva West opened the meeting with prayer and had devotion. After the business Mrs. Bea Hardman dismissed with prayer. A lovely Christmas supper followed the meeting afterwards gifts were ex changed. Guest was Mrs. George Leopard of Saluda. CHRISTMAS PLAY The First Penticostal Holi ness Church will have their Christmas play Sunday night, December 20. The title of the play is “The Living Promise.* The Rev. J. Furman Entrekin, pastor gives the public a cordial invitation to attend. Service starts at seven o’clock p.m. CHRISTMAS PLAY The Christmas Play will be held on Sunday night, December 20, at seven o’clock at the Church of God of Prophecy on North Sloan Street. Rev. Raymond E. Duvall, pastor, gives the public a cordial invitation to attend. SINGING NOT HELD The thirdSaturday night sing ing will not be held Saturday, December 19, at the Church of God of Prophecy on NorthSloan Street due to the holidays. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM A Christmas Program will be held Sunday night, December 20, at the Church of God on Eliza beth Street beginning at seven o’clock. Included in the program will be special sing ing by a special choir, a panto- mine by six girls, and also a film of “God’s Gift". Rev. James W. Wiley, pastor gives the public a cordial invita tion to attend. BELL Mr. and Mrs. Rossie Bell announced the birth of a son, Rossie Gerrold, on December 12 at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Bell is the former Miss Faye Murphy. BIRTHDAYS Janice Metis and Dorothy Turner celebrated their birth day December 14. On December 15 Rozella Foster, Mrs. H.C. English, Jr., Mrs. James Hughes and Loyd Foster observed their birthday. Truman Owens, Bo Osborne and Mrs. John Word are among those observed their birthdays December 16. EXHIBITS AT PC-Jeanet Dreakin head of the Greenville County Mu seum School of Art, poses with some of her works now on display in the Douglas House Gallery at Presbyte rian College. Her polymers, water colors, drawings and prints show the discipline of her medical ilustrator’s background. Also on display as part of the December art exhibition at P( are the ixittery creations of Jon Foi- mo of Columbia. Twenty-six of his 28 pieces are stonewear, ranging from high-fired stonewear to RAKU g'azes and from flowing designs to deeply cut and incised surfaces. The public is invited to view the works o v these two artists. Art exhibitions at Presbyterian are under the direction of Mrs Alta Alberga, instructor in art Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell observed their wed ding anniversary December 15. “Happy Birthday" to J. C. Meadors, Eddie Osborne and Ricky Grant on Deceml>er 17. Freddie Heaton of Laurens celebrates his birthday Dec ember 21. Rev. and Mrs. James Hughes of Gray Court observes their wedding anniversary December 17. Among those celebrating birthdays on December 18 are Jenny Cauble, Ben Woodward, Jr., John Rice and JimmyOdom. On December 19 Mr. and M/s. Ray Gossett will celebrate their wedding anniversary. Angela Humphries of Wash ington, D.C. will celebrate her 4th birthday December 21, she is the granddaughter of Mrs. Clara Humphries of this city. Contrary to popular lielief, all penquins are not arctic or antartic in habitat. 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