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Reunion Held
First Time
In 40 Years
Relatives of the late William
(Dick) Hammonds met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Brady
Hammonds at Mountain View
Sunday for the first reunion in
40 years.
Mr. Hammonds is the only
remaining one of his family of
eight brothers and sisters. Mrs.
jim Hammonds of Summerville
w as the oldest guest present.
Approximately 100 guests
from North Carolina, South
Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee,
Atlanta, Rome, and surround
ing areas enjoyed the meal,
served under the trees on the
lawn.
A grandson, Earl Atkins of
LaFayette, served as emcee.
Plans were made for further
get-togethers.-JEWIE REYN
OLDS
EARNS DEGREE
Stephen L. Thomas of Sum
merville was among the 84
Mercer University students
who received degrees at
Sunday’s summer commence
ment.
The Chattoogan was
awarded the master of educa
tion degree.
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1g72-73 ROSTER OF TEACHERS
Chattooga County Schools
AstTrkk^if W '. n ® roster teachers was announced as of Aug. 21.
asterisks denote new teachers.
Roiinnv ah CHATTOOGA HIGH SCHOOL
p ee „ ^ ane W ' lson Ballenger*, Bessie Mae Biddle,
StanLv r , L» Ve w ,ce B° lds ’ Hixey L. Brewer, Joseph D. Cook,
Denson n A Co P e land. Sarah S. Coulliette, Joe F.
hon^ ’r. . v £ Durham, Frances H. Ellis, John W. Ellis,
Cilinv Ferguson, Douglas Ford, Clarence G.
lack u lam ? ^’ eor 8 e v Henderson, Geneva S. Henley,
ai pant’S (P rin cipal), Paul S. Hosmer, Lola B. James.
w . . Klne ’ Daniel Lipscomb*, Edythe H McGinnis,
PpnlL M ks Jack Mayo ’ B J Mosley, Phyllis S. Payne, Stephen
Peppers, M artha B Price, Irene Ratliff, Nan C. Rich*, Wylene H.
aeiman Betty M Stephenson, Louise Stewart, Fred Stokes, Nell
u ?, r ’ u Toles ' Marinelle W. Trimble, Golden B. Ufford, R.
Dale Willingham, Lloyd D Windle 111*, Kay Worsham, and Billy
J. Hayes* (assistant principal).
LYERLY ELEMENTARY
„ SCHOOL
Catherine C Allen, Ronald Dooley, Frances C. Fuller, Martha
r A Walker, Marilyn D. Williams, Judy M.
w lam R Dover ’ Na ncy Hubler, Catherine Strickland, Jim
M. White (principal), and Carolyn Young*.
MENLO ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
„ uV* 16 ,, Adkison, Denna S. Day*, Kathryn Mac Vane, Jean T.
Stubbs, Blanche Toles, Sammy Townsend, Carol Ann Waters*,
Mamie Allen, Sarah H. Hutchins, Leola M. Sayles, Edwin C.
Thompson (principal), Kay Townsend, and Michael Treadaway.
NORTH SUMMERVILLE
ui ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Orble B. Allen, John Derrick Evans Jr.*, Willie R. Hoskins,
Pecola E. Jones, Dorothy Lunsford, Catherine S. Olinger, Jackie
C. Parham, Elizabeth Thomas, Vera H. Williams, Rollin F. Beard,
Special Youth
Service Set
For Berryton
Berryton Church of God
will observe Sunday, Aug. 27,
as Back-to-School” Sunday.
The pastor, the Rev. Robert
Sorrow, will bring a special
message to the youth. A free
gift will be presented to each
student going back to school.
Sunday School will begin at
10 a.m. and the morning
worship service will begin at 11
a.m.
Charles White, Sunday
School superintendent invites
the public to attend.
| Grace |
| Good News
By George Westbrook
1 would love to tell you
what 1 think of Jesus/Since I
found in Him a friend so strong
and true/I would tell you how
He changed my life com
pletely/He did something that
no other friend could do.
All my life was full of sin
when Jesus found me/All my
heart was full of misery and
woe/Jesus placed His strong
and loving arms about me/And
He led me in the way I ought
to go.
Every day He comes to me
with new assurance/More and
more I understand His words
of love/But I’ll never know just
why He came to save me/Till
some day 1 see His blessed face
above.
No one ever cared for me
like Jesus/There’s no other
friend so kind as He/No one
else could take the sin and
darkness from me/Ohow much'
He cared for me.-C. F. Weigle
Dorothy Henderson, Elsie Housch, Donald Hayes (principal),
Charles R. Norton Jr., Frances Palmour, Johnny C. Shaw, and
Faye Williams.
PENNVILLE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
Orbelle R. Bagley, Peggy N. Callaway*, Nancy C. Crouch,
Faye Davis*, Lina F. Ertzberger*, Morton Allen Hayes, J.
Thomas Hogg (principal), William Kolok Jr., Richard Lindsey*,
Annie M. Palmer, Juanita R. Bryant, Janet Collins, Linda
Dameswood*, Carolyn Dooley*, Teresa Giles*, Hilda T. Hill,
Charles Keown, Mae E. Lackey, Jessie Mann, and Dennis Sparks.
SUMMERVILLE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
Martha H. Adams, Virginia B. Boney (principal), Martha G.
Calhoun, Lucinda T. Chamblee, Thelma Coleman, Judith Davis,
Lois M. Harvey, Connie Howard, Montine S. Jones, Fay M. King,
Brenda H. Lanier, Yvonne M. Lindsay*, Mary K. Neal, Lujean
Roberson, Regina Rounsaville, Rachael B. Smith, Nell T. Weems,
Nellie J. Worsham.
Also Marsha Gail Beck, Beverly Anne Brown, Ollie B. Cash,
Rose W. Chevremont, Margaret S. Crowe, Alice W. Gordon,
Marilyn Houston*, Jackie Humphrey, Annie Mae Kimbell, Sybil
H. Langston, Mae E. Mosteller, Rosemary McWhorter, Burnetta
V. Pender, Agnes Rounsaville, Kathleen Simms, Rachel J. Stubbs,
and Doris W. White.
SUMMERVILLE JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
Gwendolyn W. Bentley, Barry W. Bohannon, John B. Gilreath,
Charles C. Gowens, Elizabeth M. Martin (principal), Gardner
Moore, Wanda J. Petitt, Rose Ann Reese, Martha D. Thomas,
Eddye Claire Whitfield*, Ronnie Campbell, Larry Durham,
Bobby Goodson, Harry Harvey, Rebecca P. Meadows, Ellen M.
Painter, Sari Ransum, Nelson Shiver*, Valerie Jean Wages, and
Greg Williams*.
Are you sick? Are you
lonely? Are you broke? Are
you . . . ? Well, Jesus cares. Are
you lost in sin and headed to
Hell? Oh, how much He cares
for your soul!
As we are in a world that is
moving fast, changing often,
and growing darker, many
people wonder does anyone
care. Is there not one friend?
Who can I take my burden to
that will really care?
Perhaps you do not know
Jesus, the Son of God, as your
personal Lord and Savior. Per
haps you do not know the joy
of sins forgiven, prayers heard,
and peace with God. Perhaps
you have not honestly turned
to God for mercy and definite
ly received His Son, Who died
for your sin and arose for your
justification, the Lord Jesus
Christ. If this is your situation
then turn today without delay
to the greatest friend you will
ever have. Jesus Saves! Jesus
Keeps! Jesus Satisfies!
Perhaps you are saved, you
do know Jesus as your personal
Lord and Savior. Isn’t He won
derful? As the song says,
“There’s not a friend like the
lowly Jesus-No, not one! No,
not one!”
True Christian, “Who shall
separate us from the love of
Christ? shall tribulation, or dis
tress, or persecution, or
famine, or nakedness, or peril,
or sword? Nay, in all these
things we are more than con
querors through Him that
loved us. For 1 am persuaded,
that neither death, nor life, nor
angels, nor principalities, nor
powers, nor things present, nor
things to come, Nor height, nor
depth, nor any other creature
shall be able to separate us
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Registration
At Shorter
Set Friday
Shorter College’s 100th
academic session, which prom
ises to be the most eventful
and exciting school year in the
college’s history, began with
orientation for freshman and
new students Monday, Aug.
21. Registration for all classes
will be held Friday and classes
will begin Monday, Aug. 28.
Seniors will begin registering
at 8:30 a.m. in the Wnher Pope
Binns Student Center Lounge.
Juniors will register at 9 am.,
followed by sophomores at
9:30 a.m. Transfer students
will register at 10 a.m. and the
freshman class is scheduled to
follow at 10:30 a.m. All stu
dents will first report to the
student center lounge to begin
registering.
The early starting date at
Shorter, which is now in its
second year, was begun so the
first semester would end at
Christmas vacation time. Also,
the second semester ends by
May 13, which allows Shorter
students an advance oppor
tunity to find summer employ
ment.
Prospective students of
Shorter may still apply for
admission to the school by
contacting the director of ad
missions at 232-2463 (Rome).
Preachers seldom get rich,
but very often have a lot at the
end of their lives.
from the love of God, which is
in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
(Rom. 8)
What a Friend we have in
Jesus/All our sins and griefs to
bear/What a privilege to carry/
Everything to God n prayer!
O what peace we often
forfeit/O what needless pain
we bear/All because we do not
carry/Everything to God in
prayer!
Art Linkletter Selected for PTA Honors
CHICAGO, 111. Special-
Art Linkletter, television and
radio star for more than 30
years, was announced as honor
ary membership chairman for
the multi-million-member
National PTA at a press con
ference here Saturday.
“Because of his great love
for children and his years of
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The Summerville News, Thurs., Aug. 24, 1972
devoted service to their wel
fare, we are honored to name
Art Linkletter as our 1972
National Honorary Member
ship Chairman,” said Mrs.
Elizabeth Mallory, National
PTA president. “It is especially
significant as 1972 is the 75th
anniversary of the founding of
the National PTA.”
The National PTA is the
nation’s largest organization
devoted solely to working for
the welfare of children and
youth. Since its founding in
1897, the PTA has fought any
thing that threatens the quality
of a child’s life.
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