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Pa^e Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE •/ THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1949 55 Grads Clinton High f purpose. This building in which we meet tonight did not just happen so but back of it was an intellegent purpose in the minds of the archi tect and builders. Great persons do not just happen to come into existance. There must i , . » , be back of every great soul a high 4 (ContuiuC- rQm page one) an( j no ij] e p Ur po se _ There must be' cupying reserved seats in the front, faith that leads to conviction and The invocation was given by Dr. C. there must be courage to live up to B. Betts, prayer was offered by Rev. the highest you know. All great J. C. Dickert, and the benediction by persons became great because they Rev. W. G. Somerville of Cross took the words of our Lord seriously Hill. Special music was given by ^nd sought to live in harmony with Mrs. Edgar Sadler. the Divine purpose. Mr. Bauknight selected as his text: lower animals are perfectly Ezekiel- 18:4 ‘.‘The soul that sinneth, satisfied if they can just have some- i it shall die”. Matthew’ 6:33 “Seek ye thing to live on. But God so made first the kingdom of God, and his man that he must have something . , ' righteousness, and all these things to live for. And what a difference. Wnat you feed your livestock to- t) e added unto you.” In address- it is the nature of man that be- doy will determine the profit you j n g the graduates he said: fore he finds real satisfaction in life make tomorrow, for experts are More lha n 1,000.000 young people he must have not only something to agreed that keeping livestock j n America will reee'Lve high school live on but something to which ^e healthy is a profitable job—and to diplomas this year. As a result they can direct his lo\'e and devote his do that, care must be observed in have enlarged opportunities and loyalty. choosing livestock feed. more privileges. Roger Babson once asked Thomas Feeding livestock on a ration de- A few days ago I read where a Edison which of his inventions fie lent in minerals.-vitamins, ptb- writer raised the question. -How brought him the greatest profit. Mr.! teins and carbohydrates, as well as much mature thinking is there in Edison replied that the moving pic- 1 fats, often leads' to nutritional dis- America?” He stated that America is ture brought .him most money, the eases Lack of any of the common still adolescent in her thinking, phonograph his greatest pleasure but or trace minerals in home grown Members of this class are young in the incandescent light real satisfac- years. But as a result of the train- tion. The reason he said was that PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Selection ol Feeds Vital in Stock Health Ration Must Be Adequate In Minerals, Vitamins DR. CHAPPELL MR. DENDY MR. POTTER feeds may be and often is respon- ^‘Vhey have haT they can come the laVgest number o? people are Sunda >' at 6:30 at the college, sible for terrific livestock, feed, la nearer recognizing values and rec- blessed by the light. Life is just like ,ns exerr,ses Monday morning. bor and investment losses. ognize what has been condemned that. Your success and real satisfac- statement that he had siened The problem of supplying miner- b thc best e le the world has tion in life will de end how a g d ' ♦ „ - als in their right proportions 1S only ^ oduced . you are willing to follow thrMas?er' f HlS . n 0,t ''? announced a Quarter,;.: a part of the compounding of a As j esus looked into the faces of and live in harmony with the Divine uu,,.; hC had - product that will solve the livestock those before him as he preached the purpose. signed the bill in toto vetoeing g man’s problems. First, no matter greatest sermon of all times-he re- What are you going to be worth? in the 1949-50 spending act , *.j how good the ingredients that go alized that many had missed their Are you going to be worth what it ^ le governor indicated he would on the j.j Dr. Clovis Chappell, pastor of the Fihst Methodist chureh, Charlotte, delivered the address before the college graduating class Monday morning at 10:30. Rev. S. Wilkes Dendy, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Dalton, Ga., delivered the baccalaureate sermon Sunday morning at the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Richard R. Potter, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Sumter, spoke at the alumni dinner meeting The latter two received honorary degrees from their alma mater at the clos- % 8 into the making up of a feed, if way. There have been to many hu- cost your mother in giving you have something to say livestock refuse to eat it the feed is man failures. No one realized more birth? What it cost your parents in act when his news conference is held. useless so far as benefiting the than did our Lord the possibilities supplying you with food, clothing The printed total of the bill animal is concerned. f° r good an d evil in the life of an shelter, and books? What it cost the lists 1949-50 expenditures of only g In recent vears much has been individual. He realized that this is taxpayers in this good community $112,854,709. Actually, however, the 8 .bout liv^«k LTrc ,t Un couw' Scomi th« ^i" 8 K??': 1 ' : bill call, for .pandit* about $330,- | duo to dietary influence,. In thi. man 'in^hi^own * image and "2 ^ M »*" that connection, the U. S. department of gave him the privilege of choice, diplomas’ Above all are you coine* The dlfference comes in motor g agriculture says: “Whenever a Then man must assume the respon- to be worth what it cost Christ to vehlcle ii ccnse fet> s that the Assem-'* vital function ... is interrupted sibility of the way he chooses. ! endure the cross? bty decided to give cities after the g owing to continued failure of the Ezekiel wanted the world to know Remember that “The soul that was P^n^d. The original billijg diet to supply sufficient quantities that "The soul that sinneth, it shall sinneth, it shall die.” Treasure the was estimated at about $66,000 un- 8 of essential nutrients, or to the in- die.” Christ wanted those of whom words of the Master, "Seek first der expected state revenue, ability of the body to utilize these he was speaking to realize and ap- the Kingdom of God and his right- State Auditor J. M. Smith has 8 nutrients, the so-called nutritional preciate the priviUge of seeking af- eousness and all these things shall announced that a revised calcula- 8 ter those things that were spiritual ^ adde d unto you.- t »on of probable state income for B and eternal. He gave assurance in —. .u _ ~ 8 next year puts the money measure g “within the revenue.” S Thurmond has said frequently g that he would not sign a bill that S appropriated more than the slat** § expected to collect in taxes. J J w Columbia—Gov. Thurmond Mon-' The D^^ncy Supplemental Bill said and done in three score years d s ( , d , , $112 854 709 must *° to tht * House Wa y s and « and ten, t » the glory of God and in G J . a dd . (1IM1 .. tlon , Rlll Means Committee. After, tue com- H tne interest of human betterment. u, i r f <raI Appropriations BUI. diseases develop.” > Grand Champ m f m uBbI fjW I'X,. _ advance how man may succeed in CllTflCd7nQ life. He also warned them of the *//v/x dangers to which they would be Sfafg MonCV Bill exposed that had been condemned by the greatest persons the world SlQned By Governor had produced. ^ He realized that much could be -FOR- LAUNDRY and CLEANING SERVICE - CALL - BILL CAMPBELL Phone 530-W I 8 I # ♦ n i! ♦ ♦ it 8 • • inc ime.tsi oi nunian ocucrmeHi. .. » > . , . . A mitt#*#* r»*D:>rts it fmt it must Iir ft/ He also realized that thc individual ”«■* had untl1 ni.dn.ght to either ^ fnr ' ‘‘ Bl IIII II Ilk t t be tempted to yield . - or vet. the -fore Jhe CHrOnicIe-YoUT Neighbor DoCk 1 Soy "I Sow It In The Chronicle'' — Thank You! Grand champion of the 49th International live Stock exposi tion at Chicago was “Old Gold.** • l.jed-pound Black Angus jnnior. shown with C. E. Yoder (left) of Muscatine. Iowa, the owner. In the renter is Henry Marshall, president of the exposition, and at right is A. D. Weber of Kansas stato college, the Judge who picked the winner. emp m things that have been condemned. 8 became law without his signa- Yet, young fr.ends, life is short, ture. it is complex. So many decfSions His office made the bri> f news must be made You need to have convictions and courage, to refuse to have a part in those things that have been condemned by those who have taken the Lord to be their God If you follow the Master and live in harmony with the Divine will and purpose you can have assurance in advance that your life will be a suc cess. You may be tempted to "Grow weary in well doing but in due sea son you will reap if you faint not.” You are fortunate to live in a day and age. in a nation, in a state and in a community where you are priv ileged to receive such training as a preparation for life Your average income will be much larger if you properly apply yourselves. If you go on through college your income will be greatly increased. But in life remember. “Man does tion. THF CHRONICLE You Don't Get the News BELK’S BASEMENT FABRIC CENTER NEW LOW FABRIC PRICES! NEW SUMMER • The scarcity of tomatoe* in the past year * otherwise abundant not Jlve bread alone. ’ The great- harvest* recalls something of the P er . sons \ he *'° rld has Produced history of this romantic fruit- dld not con ^ ne l b eir time - ta ^ nts vegetable and ener *y t0 making money. The K ’ . greatest constructive service a per- A sharp drop in production in son can render to his age is in the some of the nation s principal to- interest of character and personal- mato-growing areas means smaller ity. So far in the history of our domestic stocks of tomato soup, nation a small percent of our people juices, stews, ketchup and chili have received high school diplomas sauce this winter. Unseasonable and yet a smaller number have re weather is given as the cause. ceived college training. 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On another occasion he said "I am come that they might have life and have it more abundantly.” In obedience to the Divine will Jesus endured the cross. But in doing so he won the greatest victory the world has ever known. Great vic tories in the life of individuals and nations require discipline, denial,: item. Jndians of the Andes had cul- and su ^ e ring. tivated it since about 1000 A. D. Obedience to the highest and best The Azetcs of Mexico gave it the you k n °w w ili develop in you those name that Cortez’ men altered into a Ua , jl that would make y° ur lif < “tomato”—and they probably said • “toh-mah-toh/’ And the Span iard , tia^wer^reafer | took it back to Europe, but there it t h an yourself as revealed in Christ. 1 was recognized as a member of Such faith will save you from be-! the deadly night-shade family coming what others have alread .. It was wrinkled and small and become. 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