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t THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1929 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. PAGE SEVEN Inf^ MANY STtJDENTS SIGNATWINTHROP for fho Qme N^ncu f/art » Before you start to do any canninj:, j it is advisable to have scientific direc- ' ctions for each step of the work. The ' United States Department of Agri- Over Seventeen Hundred Admitted. Other Announcements About New Session. Rock Hill, Aug. 18.—Over 1,750 stu-i building days ani the juniors and sophomores on Tuesdays and Fridays. Thursday and Friday, September 12 and 13, students will enroll in classes, and Saturday class work will begin. Construction of the new classroom building is progressing rapidly. This will contain 29 new class- Lookdt Your Shoes dents have already been admitted to rooms with space for the college mu-1 Winthrop college for the new session seum. Since the close of surnmer | that starts next month, the president, school carpenters and plasterers have Dr. James P. Kinard, announced to- , been busy making the necessary re-, day. As happens every year, several pairs for the beginning of the new! hundred applicants have been denied session, admission because of lack of rooms and equipment for a. larger number , culture has a bulletin that is free for ^ban has been admitted, the president the asking. It is known as F:*.'mens’ states. It is pointed out that eligible ANNUAI, .MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS » The regular annual meeting of the i Bulletin 1471-F, “Canning* Fry’.an 'admitted strictly ac-1 stockholders of the Citizens’ Building! I Vegetables at Heme.’’ Every part ofi^'^’^^ng to the date of application. land Loan Association of Clinton, S. C., r'] the canning process is described; il-! The college will open a week earlier lustrations showing just what is | this year than last, an announcement meant, and a full explanation of the!in the Winthrop catalog, which will be reasons that lie beTiind reconimenda-j sent to all students, will say, thereby tions made is also included. I enabling the students to go home a On the success of your canning and I week earlier next June, preserving depends much of the pros-1 All new students are e.xpected to perity of your special department in | be at the college at 9 a. m. the morn- farm management.- So do not risk a j ing of September 7. Saturday, Mon single failure through spoilage or sec- j day and Tuesday following the new ond-class results. Send’ for a copy of i students will be introduced to the col- that booklet before you are confront- lege. All teachers will be present on Florentine’s Eastern Lydia, famous Guernsey heifer bought by J. C. Penney for $1,000 fro.m Southern 4-h club boy will be shown at state fairs throughout the South this year. I>orothy Bryant noted horseback rider is studying heifer. ed with too many harvest fruits and vegetables that require immediate preservation. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By Rev. Samuel D. Price, D. D., Associate General Secretary of the W’orld’s Sunday School Association. We have just returned from a va cation spent at an old New England home on the sea-girt coast of Maine, where electric lights and push-buttons formed no part of daily living. But the big, powerful flashlight belonging to the man of the house came to the res cue 80 frequently that it left with us a most emphatic impression of its use fulness. How many of you possess a trusty flashlight to point the way over dark roads and paths, or for use at night about the house, for peering into nooks and crannies where the stationary light cannot penetrate—or strolling along the beach after dark when rocks • 1 and hummocks just lie in wait to stub • I unwary toes ? Remembering the comfort and con will be held at the office of the First National Bank of Clinton, S. C., on Thursday, September 6, 1929, at 4 o’clock P. M. All stockholders are requested to keep this notice in mind and attend the meeting, as business cannot be transacted unless a majority of the stock is represented at the meeting. B. H. BOYD, Secretary and Treasurer. August 17, 1929.—9-5-3tc NEW SHOE HOSPITAL Wei^t Pitts Street Next To Magistrate’s Office these days. One of the interesting things done during this time will be the giving of an intelligence test to fill new stu dents. This test is considered of much value to the teachers in checking up later on the classroom work of the students. Saturday and Monday, September 7 and 9, opportunity will be given for all old students who need to do so to stand examination on work not com pleted. Wednesday, September 11, is “Convocation day’’ at the college. On that day at 10 a. m. all the students, old and new, will assemble in the au ditorium for announcements neces sary at the beginning of the year's work. Convocation day is the only day in the year on which all the students meet together in the auditorium. The auditorium, it is pointed out, is not large enough to seat all the students comfortably. For chapel exercises throughout the year the seniors and SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE What Do P. S. JEANES Do? H. D. HENRY F. M. BOLAND H. D. Henry & Company INSURANCE STOCKS . 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You’ll be delighted with its look of newness —and the cost is so little. CALL 28-—Prompt, efficient service. Captivity. Attention was naturally first given to homes for their fami lies. Then came attention to the re building of the Temple. While one can approach Jehovah from anywhere re ligious experiences in all lands has shown that formal places help great ly in developing right habits in pray- esr. We have our special places in our homes where we voluntarily go when desire to approach the Throne. the Mount of Olives, which overlooked Jerusalem. They were confused by Cream cheese sandwiches Olives the sounds during the ceremony. Re- fjjigd whipped cream to which chopped pineapple, nuts and cherries are added. we joicing was heard and also the sound of lamentation, for many of the older Hebrews could consider only the glory of the former temple. When the past Corn Pudding overclouds the present incentive is from cob, boil until tender, taken from undertakings that are : 2 eggs slightly beaten, 1 teaspoon close at hand. I 1.4 teaspoon pepper, 2 table- Read from Ezra 3:1-6:22 for the full .gpoons melted butter, 1 pint hot milk; Then we have the Holy Sabbath and j conte.xt. Serious problems had to be mix well and turn into buttered bak- on that day we join with others in faced. For example, the Samaritans j ing dish; bake in slow oven until firm worship at a common place. wanted to assist and were refused, j and brown. / The return of the seventh month, in j These were colonists from among the •which there are so many sacred days j northern tribes who had intermarried for the Jews, resulting in the climax-j vvith the heathen tribes. In John 4 it w’ill be noted that in New Testament times the Jews had no dealings with the Samaritans. Hindrances also arose as poison letters were written to the king in Babylon, in an effort to pre-j until mixture is quite vent the working going forward. Cred-1 while hot. it must be given to the prophets Zech- ariah and Haggai for injecting enough spirit into the people so that the rec ord could be “They builded and fin ished it.’’ A most practical applica tion of the lesson is to survey your own church property Mil see what needs attention. I will do all kinds of wood repair work, make cabinets, chests, etc. Will appreciate your business. Sat- lisfactioa guaranteed. ing of their purpose to enter upon the great understaking of building again the temple on Mount Moriah, which had been a place of Jehovistic wor ship since Abram replaced Isaac with the ram for the sacrifice. This second temple was larger at the base than the one erected by Solo mon, tho.ugh not as high. 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