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The January meeting of Bai>
tist Women was held at the
home of Ruth Dawson. Ida Sim
mons gave the program on
refugees and internationals with
Betty Blanton closing the pro
gram with prayer. Ever
Whitaker presided over the
meeting. Mary Jo Jolley
presented the Prayer Calendar.
Ruth Sarratt gave the
Secretary’s report after which
the group discussed projects to
be done the month of January
choosing to do canned goods for
the needy to be brought to the
church and discussed for a needy
family when the occasion arises.
Betsy McSwain taught a chapter
from the W.M.U. Manual after
which the group enjoyed a
delightful time of refreshments
and fellowship.
The home of Terri Headley
was the setting for Young Bap
tist Women’s Meeting. Jan
Houser gave a very interesting
program and gave the call to
prayer. Katie Hamrick presided
over the meeting. A social period
followed.
“A backward look” was taken
at the meeting of Sunshine Club
on Wednesday morning when
Betty Blanton reviewed the
meetings, happenings, and tapes
that the group have enjoyed for
the past eight years. Mrs. Blan
ton and Mrs. Ida Simmons were
instrumental in organizing the
club for senior adults. The group
heard a very timely devotional
given by Mrs. Mary Lee Dob
bins. Mrs. Ethel Ray presided
over the meeting. Mrs. Ida Sim
mons read the names of the six
teen members that have died in
the past eight years and Garland
Jolley played a tape of Mr. Karl
Jordon, Sr. singing “The Holy
City”. Rev. Ronald McSwain led
the closing prayer. A delicious
covered dish lunch was brought
by those attending. Ever
Whitaker and Mary Jo Jolley
served as hostess for the
meeting.
Mrs. Cleo Wallace visited
with her sister, Mrs. Irene Prit
chard at the Edgewood Nursing
Home in Spindale on Monday
and took her to Spartanburg.
Then on Tuesday her guests
were Mrs. Charles Humphries
and Mrs. Joe Dean Pritchard
and La Wanda all of Cliffside.
On Sunday Mrs. Wallace visited
her grandson, Mike Greene.
Friday guests of the Steve
Goodes were Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
ney Alexander and Christy.
Then on Sunday Mrs. Goode at
tended a Shower for Mrs. Joan
Jones at the home of Mrs.
Lavonda Shires in the Trinity
Community.
Visiting with their three aunts,
Oaksie Toney, Ada McGinnis
and Salena Humphries in the
Shelby Convalescent Home on
Sunday afternoon were Mrs.
R.T. Cromer and Mrs. Bob
Hamrick.
We extend community sym
pathy to Mr. Bobby Goode and
family in the death of Mrs.
Goode this week and to Mrs. Ida
Simmons in the death of her un
cle, Mr. Hatcher McGinnis of
Shelby the latter part of last
week.
MATTHEW JAMES REASON will celebrate his first birthday
on Monday. January 23. 1984. He is the son of Terry and Betsy
Season of Boiling Springs. Grandparents are Mrs. James L.
Season. Sr. of Boiling Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell B.
Ruaioll of Knightdale. N.C.
Dr. Malcolm Tolbert,
Bible Scholar, To TAlk
What does the Bible teach
about divorce, faith healing and
speaking in tongues?
Dr. Malcolm Tolbert, Bible
scholar, pastor and author will
answer these questions during
the Monday, January 23
meeting of the Gardner-Webb
College Lifelong Learners group.
The seminar will be held in the
college’s Dover Chapel from 2
until 5:30 p.m. and is open to
members of the ministerial group
at no cost. Non-members may
participate for a registration fee
of $5.
Tolbert, who is a professor of
the New Testament at
Southeastern Baptist
Theological Seminary, is current
ly writing a book entitled
“Tough Questions - Straight
Answers” in which he deals with
the teachings of the Bible and
their application to modern-day
situations.
A native of Louisiana, Tolbert
is a graduate of Louisiana Col
lege and New Orleans Baptist
Theological Seminary, where he
earned a doctorate of theology.
He ha.> served churches in
Louisiana and Georgia, and has
taught Bible and New Testa
ment courses at Equatorial
Brazilian Seminary and the New
Orleans Theological Seminary.
For more' information about
the Lifelong Learners ■ seminar,
contact Garland Hendricks at
Gardner-Webb College,
704434-2361, Ext. 202.
The Crest View Garden Club
met with Mrs. Lara Mae Scruggs
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Hewitt was co
hostess. Mrs. Bonnie Price gave
a program on plants.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Wall of
Forest City and Joel Holder of
Gaffney, S.C. were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gale
Guffey.
Mrs. N.P. Guffey and Mrs.
Gale Guffey attended dedication
service Sunday afternoon at
Limestone Baptist Church in
Gaffney, S.C. Rev. James
Holder is pastor there.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Hamrick visited Rev. and Mrs.
M.D. Blanton in Forest City
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cooke
and son Jimmy of Shelby were
Sunday night supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Faye Crowe.
Mrs. Esther Harris is a patient
in Cleveland Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Hal B. Greene and Jim
my Scruggs were honored with a
birthday dinner Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Scruggs.
Mr. Earl Scruggs of Madison
Tennessee spent their week with
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Scruggs.
Mrs. Bob Fry of Coverington,
Ga. spent several days this week
with her mother. Mrs. Nell Sur-
rattt and Martha.
Community sympathy is ex
pressed to the family in the death
of Mr. Joseph Bowen of the
Mount Senior Community.
Mr. Guy Holland and his
daughter Mrs. Howard Milton
of Forest City visited with Miss
Etna Holland recently.
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Flint Hills NSDAR
Hears Defense Talk
The January meeting of the
Flint HiUs Chapter, NSDAR
was held Tuesday evening at the
Fellowship Hall of the Boiling
Springs United Methodist
Church. Mrs. Beatrix Ramey,
Vice Regent, presided, in the
absence of Mrs. Linda Sweezy,
Regent.
Two minute reviews on Gene
logical Records, and Lineage
Research and Seimes Microfilm
Center were given by Mrs.
Ramey. Mrs. Hoyle Blalock in
troduced Mrs. Forrest Kelly of
Boiling Springs who gave a most
impressive program entitled “Na
tional Defense -The Duty of All
Americans.” Hostesss were Mrs.
Gordon Blalock, Mrs. Larry
Gragg, Mrs. John L. McSwain,
and Mrs. lifus Lamb. Mrs.
Austin Anthony, Mrs. Brooks
Piercy and Mrs. Chearles J.
Stockton were elected to serve as
a nominating committee for next
year.
BOILING SPRINGS
FLORIST
Remember That Someone Special
With Flowers On Valentine's Day
February 14
LELA BLANTON, Owner
RENEE WALKER, Manager
Located 2'/j Miles From Boiling Springs On Highway 150 South
434-9662