The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 04, 1925, Image 7
THURSDAY, JUNE 4,1925
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THE CI4OT0N CHRONICLE, CTJNTbN. S, C.
DmOVED INFORM DnStMAHONAL
BULL’S EYE
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(By RBV. P. B. riTEWATER, 04).. Vm*
ot Lh« JBtmdIbc School, Moody Blblo I»-
•tltuta •( Chicoco.) .
(©. It St. Wootora Nowopopor Untoo.).
Lesson for June 7
PETER'S BROADENING VISION
LESSON TEXT—Act* .
GOLDEN TEXT—Of a truth- I por-
coive that God Is no resiiocter of per
sons.—Acts 10:S4.
PRIMARY TOPIC—A Stranso Sight
Which Peter Saw. - ■
JUNIOR TOPIC—Why. Peter* Went
to CEoserea.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC—PeterYi Broadening Vision.
" YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC—The Gospel Intended for All Men.
Through the conversion of Cornelius,
fT Another "BuD” Durham
I advertisement by Will Royers,
| Zieafeid Follies stnd screen star,
I and leading American humorist*
B More coming. Watch for them*
What Good
Does It Do
u
You to Know
Something?
the “middle wall of partition*’, wa«
broken down (Eph. 2:4).
Corngtiut (10:1^). .. ....
1, His Official Position (v, 1).
He was a Roman officer over a com
pany of 100 soldiers.
2. Hl« Character (v. 2).
A devout, pious man.
(2) He was^ praying man.
(3) He was charitable.
(4) He was respected by his family.
The Lord chose Cornelius for the
transition of t)ie gospel to the Gen-
CITIZENS PASS . ;
ROAD'RESOlJUTIONS
We, the undersigned citizens of the
section lying between Clinton and
Lanford Station, being in mass meet
ing at Long Branch school house, do
unanUSnously resolve, after careful dis
cussion and consideration of the sub
ject;
, First, that we most heartily endorse
the county-wide good roads'plan, as
set forth in a map prepares* by Mr. J.
F. Jacobs, Clinton, S. C., and propos
ing an expenditure of approximately
a half million dollars in the construct
ion of approximately 200 miles ox ad
ditionalhighway in Laurens county.
We do further pledge ' ourselves to
work for and«to vote for the passage
of any necessary legislation looking
to carrying into effect this county
wide good roads system. We do fur
ther pledge ourselves, those of us who
are land owners, to give right-of-way
■and top soil privilege for the con
CLINTON BOY
GOES TO TOP
Dr. W. C. Austin Now Profeasor of
Physiological Chemistry Ai Uni
versity of Chicago,
fir. W. U. Austin, of Chicago, 111.,
son of Dr. J. D. Austin, is visiting
in Clinton for the first vacation since
his graduation from the Presbyterian
College.in 1916 with the degree of M.
A. It will be recalled that Dr. Austin
was graduated with highest honors
from the Clinton institution in 1915
with the degree of A. B. He was
appointed instructor in the depart
ment of Chemistry of the schools of
medicine and pharmacy of the Medical
College of the State of South Caro
lina in 1916, and promoted to lectur- :
er in 1918, which position he held un->
til January 1, 1922, while attending
summer instruction at the University
of Chicago. *
Dr. Austin was made Fleischmann
Fellow ‘and asked to devote some time
struction of any of these roads which'to research on the phospholipins in
may pass through our lands.
Second, we insist that steps be taken
by the authorities of Laurens county
yeast. This fellowship was retained
by Dr. Austin until September 1, 1923,
at which time he received the degree
to provide as promptly as possible a
road from
the Tylersville
Lajnford Station through
ville neighborhood into
of Doctor of Philosophy from the Uni
versity of Chicago
In 1922 he was made a member of
Clinton, and ask the County Delega-1 the Society of Sigma Xi because of
I tion to provide the necessary funds, if | his ability in original investigation,
sufficient funds are not in the hands
of the Laurens County Highway Com-
1 In 1923 he became associated' with
Loyola University Medical School as
mission for this work, and if it is im
possible for. the supervisor and the
Laurens County Highway Commission
tiles because of his character and po- u in combination to construct the above
Advertisements in all Papers and
Magazines are all trying to appeal
to the intelligent.^ Now this one is .
for the -great majority.^ Reliable
authority,- in faet k was &e<-Draft-
Boards during the War, figured out
that the intelligence of the average
Aduk of this Country was tW of a
13 year old Child. (Now that is
giving us the best of it because a 13
year old Child is about the smartest
thing we have in this Country),lmt
the 13 year old Child they referred
to was one who hadjbeen raised bn
the milk of human Kindness (which
is mostly Water) and weaned on a
Hard Boiled Egg. You know the
smarter the Man the more dissatis
fied he is, so cheer up, let us be
happy in out ignorance. What do
we care how little we know if
get what we want? “Bull” Dur
ham needs no Literacy Test, it is
with minority in quality, and with
the majority in usage.'
>dtion.
if. The Supernatural Preparation for,.
the Transition of the Gospel to the
Gentiles (10:3-83).
In order to bring this about:
1. Two Visions Were Given.
(14 The vision of Cornelius (v. 3-8).
WliH^e engaged In prayer, an angel
6f God announced that bis prayer
and alms had come before God as a
memorial, and Instructed him to send
him what to do.
(2) The vision of Peter (v. 9-16).
He saw. a .certain vessel containing
clean and unclean animals let down
from heaven. . This vessel let down
from heaven and taken hack Indicated
that both Jews and Gentiles were ac
cepted on high.
J2. A Messenger Sent From Cor
nelius (vv. 17-22).
Peter was greatly perplexed over
roads.
We also agree to heartily pay such
taxes as are necessary for the pay
ment of interest and the amortization
of $500,000 of bonds necessary to put
the county-wide good roads plan into
effect.
J. C. Todd, Etfgar Tpdd, H. D.
Henry, J. H. Donnan. C. P. Robinson,
W. M., Sumerel, C. Q. Holland, Geo.
W. Bailey, H. M. Chaney, Mrs. H. M.
tg-Joppa Peter who would f 11 jCh aoey ^ L* B. ijjUjtrd^. Will Dillard,
B. W. Blakely, A. Ross Blakely, Exct.,
W. A. Henry, Arva Henry, H; P.
Blakely, J. R. Todd, W. A. Poole, Mrs.'
assistant professor and acting head of
the department of Physiological Chem
istry. In 1924 he was made full pro
fessor and head pf the same depart
ment, which furnishes instruction to
classes of over 100 students. . In his
organization of the department he
now controls, there are five other
members. He has continued in his
tireless devotion to research and has
made investigation on the following
subjects, his papers being in press and
reported before various scientific or
ganizations:
“The phospholipins in Yeast.”
“The pH of Simultaneous' Samples
■m .. nr-r-p- —— *
e and C
of Urine ami Gastric Juice in Pavlow
Pouch Dogs.” „ ■■ ■
“On the Nature of Urinary Glu-
L. D. Blakely, Mrs, W. J. Duvall, W ccse.” ,
IJ. Duvall, G. W. Cunningham, Mrs. I “A Modification of the Method of
! G. W. Cunningham, J. H. S. Hipp, J. Estimation of Blood Calcium.”-
“The Calcium and Phosphorus Meta-*
holism of Patients with Fractures
W. Donnan, J. J. Dendy, H. E. Mad
den, R. B. Glenn, C. L. Sipe, T. W.
Wesson, J.- E- Little, O. C. Woodruff, which Result in-Normal, Abnormal, or
E. T. Woodruff, Mrs. E. T. Woodruff. Delayed Union.” *
i what he had seen; but not for long.'I - Resolutions-- { <<The In fi uehce 0 f Ammonia Chlor-
i for messengers from Cornelius ma.UI ^ e * th ® unders . l K ned c i tizen s « f the ide on. the Blood Calcium I^vel of
j inquiry ’at the gate for hijn. The Community lying between Normal and Thyroparathyroidectimiz-
I Spirit Informed Peter df the matter, Hickory Tavern and Greenville county ed D „
land bade him go, nothing doulltthg. line, being in mass meeting assembled * A 4 ,
Thus ♦we see that both had been pne- at Merna school house, do resolve! I)r - Austin will he in this sta.e for
pu/ed for*each-'otlmr by God. ; after careful discussion ami cortsidera-, summer and will be in Clinton for
3. The Meeting of Cornelius and tion of the subject: (the greater part of the time. He is
'First, that we most heartily endorse ^ u . sd y engaged m renewing old friend-
the county-wide gdod roads plan as ^hips and acquaintances. Accompany-
' set forth in a map prepared by Mr. are wife, formerly Mrs.
J. F.. Jacobs, Clinton, S. C., and pro- Warren P. Hill of Charleston, and her
posing an expenditure of approximate- ^ wo daughters, Misses Emmie _ and
ly a half million dollars in construct-, ® ar ^ ara
'ZlO /f
P. S. This last sentence is all that
saved the add.
P. P. S. There will be another
piece
here twoweeks from now. Look for h.
SIXTY-FIVE YEARS AGO!
In I860 a blend of tobacco
was bom—“Bull” Durham.
On quality alone it has
won recognition wherever
tobacco is known. It still
offers the public this—more
flavor, more enjoyment and
a lot more mon£y left at the
end of a week’s smoking.
TWO BAGS for IS Mots
i¥w cigarettes tor id coots
111 Fifth Avenue, New York City
J. Roy Crawford
SURVEYOR _
' CLINTON. S. C.
Telephone 2604
D. E. TRIBBLE CO.
CLINTON, S. C. ^
• •• • •
UNDERTAKERS & LICENSED
EMBALMERS t
AH Calls Promptly*'Attended To
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Day or Night
ALL MOTOR EQUIPMENT
Day Phone 94 Night Phone 205 or 24
WHAT DO u
P« S.
JEANS
DO?
Meeting
Peter (vv. 23-33).
I
(1) Peter took six witnesses along
(v. 23).
He had the good Judgment to know
that on a matter of so great Impor
tance, he must have witnesses.
(2) Cornelius waiting for Peter (▼., ion of approximately 200 miles of ad-
24).
ditional highway in Laurens county
We^do further pledge ourselves to
work for and to vote for the passage
of any necessary legislation looking
He called together his kinsmen and
friends.
(3) Cornelius about to worship Pe
ter (v. 25-26).
Peter repudiated his act and pro,-
tested that he was but a man along
side of Cornelius. 1
(4) The reciprocal explanation (*▼• , way and top soRyprivilege for the con-
stru’etion of any of these roads which
Attractive to the Eye and
More Pleasing to the Purse
Men are attracted to fine looking clothes.
You doubtless will remember having wish
ed for a suit like your friend is wearing
and you wondered if you could afford to
pay the price*—
—
~"t.
That’s where CURLEE CLOTHES shine.
They are attractive to the eyes and the rea
sonable prices at which they are sold will
satisfy the purse.
Why not come in and let us show you these
GURLEE Suits you will enjoy wearing at
the price you will like to pay.
J. A.
CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
W A N TS?
Rates for advertising in this column
to carrying into effect this county-; * rc one . ^ ent P^r word for each inser-
wide good roads system. We do fur
ther pledge purselves,' those of us
tion, with a minimum charge of 25c,
payable invariably in advance.
27-33).
Peter explained to him hew God, had
taken from him his Jewish prejudice,
and asked that Cornelius state the
who are land owners, to give right of- XTr .m Tr . r n w , ..
. . “ i NOTICE—We sell baggipg and ties.
vvrnvr r* *-» *-4 r r\r\ o I I nr* a T r r* nr\r\- . 3 °
Buy cotton seed and gin cotton. T.
may pass through our land.
Second, we insist that steps be taken
by the authorities of Laurens county
purpose of bis having sfnt for him. provide as promptly as possible a
J. Blalock’s Ginnery, Clinton, S. C. tf
FOR SALE—-Two good milk cows at
cheap prices. J. 0. Barnett, Up
road from Hickory 'Tavern through
Merna ’Community, to the Greenville
; county line in the direction of Green-
CoAiellils explains how God had ap
peared unto him and Instructed him
to send for Peter.
«c>
III. Peter** Sermon (vv. .34-43). ville, and ask the County Delegation
’ 1. The Introduction (vifT 34-35). to p r0 vide the necessary funds if suf-
He showed that God is no respecter funds
are not in hands of the
of l*r»o««. but .hot in every notion Laul . ens , c<)Unty Highway Commitwion
those who fear God snd work right
eousness are accepted of Him.
2. His Discourse (vv. 36-43).
BARBECUE at Mountville, S. C., Sat
urday, July 4th. Mr. M. B. Crisp,
cook. Walter F. Lynch, Mgr. Itp
for this work, and if it impossible for
jthe supervisor and the Caurens Coun-
LOST—=One solid black cow. Has
tubecular tag in right ear, no horns,
milking first calf. Finder will please
notify the Thornwell Orphanage. Itc
In the discourse he touches briefly
upon the mission of Jesus showing
that by. means of His baptism and an-
noiuting with the Holy Spirit, He was
qjmlltied for His work us mediator.
He then exhibited the work of Christ:
. (1) In His life (vv. 30-39).
- He went about doing good, even
casting out demons as a proof that
God was with. Him (v. 38).
,(2) In His death (v. 39).
* The Just suffered for the unjust
ty Highway Comm,avion in combina- WANTED _ 0ne bl!lck an(| ta oV
tion to construct the above roads.
reo
.I hound. Need not be trained, but
,Wa aiao agrw to hey.ily pay auchl^,,. be ^ stock . Female only .
taxes as are necessary to be laid upo
the property of Laurens county
ar V|
to I
Box 30G, Clinton, S. C.
Itc
cover interest and amortization of ( MILLI0NS ge nuine Potato Plants for
$500,000 of bonds necessary to put the ; immcc i iat e shipment. . Porto Rich,
county-wide good roads plan into of- Pumpkin Yam and
feet, which plan should include the : Je Sweets
above road, for which we especially
petition.
$6.25. First class plants and prompt
shiQpient guaranteed. .Sehroer Plant,
Signed: R. L. Meares, W. Mr-Nash, Farms, Valdosta, Ga. • 6-ll-3tp
that*He might bring us to God, being W. R. Wedlock, W. M. Stone, M. E.
put to death.in the flesh (I Pet. 3:18). Babb, T. J.. Mahon, G. W. Brooks, H.
(3) In His resurrection (vv. 40-41). D. Nash, W. M. Nash, Jr., B. F..Tumb-
God raised Him Bp the third day lin, J. W. Ropp, D. H, Jones, J. W\
showing openly that Christ was HI*. Tumblin, W. A. Nelson, H. B. Stew-
Son (Rom. 1:4).'f»nd that His sa?rifl- art, M. D., Claude W. Mahon, G. P.
eial work was sarflsfuctdry (Rein. Tumblin, Z. C. Reeves.
y t We, the undersigned residents of
IV. The Holy Spirit loured Out (vv. Surens County, but not present at
/ the above ntetkioned mass meeting,
As the gospel was entering upon Its do here b y heartily endorse the senti-
wlddfit embrace, thySpirlt came In ^ unanimousIy approved ^t -the
new power. / ■ 'mass meeting, and agree to the obli-
V P«t.r VindlertM Hl« Mlmrtry t. atjons assumcd by th( , citize „ s at
t * Gent e* ^ ' that mass meeting, assuming the same.
Being called to account for ylaltlng . obIi tibn3 for 00rse iv esl , an d present-! NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and eat ng/wlth Oentllea. Peter re- : j U] .
hearsed the whole story in such a way & ^
that his narrative took the form of ! /Mrs. Claude Mahon, Mrs. W. M.
logical argument, and showed how : Nash, Mrs. T., W. Tumblin, J. D.
that God had set His seal upon the I Terry, J. H. Lindley, W. H. Gray, J.
work by the miraculous gift of the P- Bath, tt: E. Meares, S. M. Meares,
FOR SALE—To save expense of mov-
ing my furniture to Washington, D.
C., will offer complete furnishings for
6-room house, including 10-piece din
ing room suite, 5-piece bed room suite,
new model’Singer sewing machine, art ’ *
squares, rugs, Detroit vapor stove, re- *
frigerator, tables, chpirs, etc. Every
thing jn excellent condition and can •
be seen in Clinton. .Write me what t
you are interested in. E. N. Beard,^
325 15th Street, Northeast, Washing-1
ton, D. C. 2tc
Spirit.
The Beat Key
Oncf* own self Is the best key one
R. L. Meares, Jr., N. H. Mahon, Geo
L Ridgeway, E. P. Grant, Mrs. M. A.
Medlock, J. M. Sumerel, Mrs. J. M.
•Sumerel, W. R. Simmons, A. E._ Sim
mons, W. M. Simmons, W. J. Davis,
has To the understanding of the uni- E H Garrett, G. H. Hughs, H- A. Hol-
verse. American l-riend. . combe, L. A. Baldwin, J. L. Ross, D.
V . — M. Mahop, H. H. Mahon, W. E. Pol-
Judgment ’ lard, N. T. Russ, John A. Mahoh, L*
Judgipept follows sin as the echo M. Oyens > S. W. Williams, E.' D. Alex-.
igmeji
followtMWe voice.—Prophetic News.
Overcoming Evil
By bravely enduring It, an. evil which
canuot be avoided is - overcome,—
American Friend
ander.
All persons having claims against!
the estate of Emmie Robertsbn Bal :
lenger; deceased, will file the same, 1 -
duly verified, with the Probate Court
of Laurens County, S. C.', ^>r the un
dersigned ait the First National Bank,
Clinton, S. C. 1 -
L. D. McCRARY,
6-ll-4tc . Administrator.
RENT A CAR
Drive Yourself
Men’s and boys’ white
dack Pants, $2.00. L.B.
Dillard.
OPEN AND CLOSED CARS
... DAY .PHONE 357
NIGHT PHONE 156
Ellis Auto livery
CLINTON. S. fci
WHEN. BETTER AUTOMOdlLLS
ARE BUILT, BUICK
W ILL BUILD THEM
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uestion t
fVhy is a
Buick so safe and so easy
to steer ?
213 wei":
Because of Buick’s
■ . * . ••
wonderful steering
mechanism. It is the
most expensive type
' now installed on any
* motorcar—and worth
the difference -because
it aids to Buick per-
formance still another
/
point of superiority'.
Ernest W. Machen
. * a ‘ # •
Laurens, South Carolina
When better automobiles are boilV Buick will hpiH
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