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FIRST LADY TALKS TO WOMEN OF U. S. THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CIJNTON. S. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1931 Bible Institute Course ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST THE BIBLE lira. Hoorer niarusNesi Unemplnyment Relief In Radio Addreas Prom tlie White Houae. WaahmRton, Mah'H 2:L—The firrt l»dy of the land tonisrht d?livered over the air to the women of America the thanl:« of thc?c who have N aided by u^L-mploynicnt relief “Eloquent I cannot ho," said Mr'.* Hoover, “Hut I do Tejbic*e in ina:| Sunday. March 29th on to you. ;^irl and women of Am-r-i Testament ra, the w .'.1 that what ycu have <i n#* foe theM' •\ho have suffered innocent- IN HOSPITAL DRIVE 4S,<yVEN START QftpiyoL THEATRE Laurens, S. C. (Continued from pag^e one) and power plant is desirable, it is not at all essential, particularly in case This (r»ur.»e is to he .riven during, ^ , , :x .-jcreedve cver.ir • frbm Maeeb «« » It 2l’th to April ord, inchnive, beginning i at 7:o0 oVl ck. There will bc^ two pe- 'rieds each evening, with an intermis- is necessry that an adequate water .supply be available, preferably ‘y ’I’lection with a municipal water supoiy, but if such service is not 1, (icnesis to I’3ilm.s. I Prophecies, F'ro-shadc wirig ly this year is borne in very affect on-j ^ ate and 'tr;j,.rstanding memory.’’ 'C'-ular Mrs, Ilco.vr .'»]>oke into a National BroadcjvAing company ni .-raphon.* placed in th? president’s study, on e the workiooin of President I.incoin.l w:. J available the praHicability of devel- j . ping an adequate independent water ' upply m.ust bo t.hcrcughly arcured. Promises, j Kithor a municipal sewage sj^stemi . 'must be available or else the pra.tica- The Prophets, Inc/eavingly par-jbility of developing an adeejuate inde- prophec'o.V'of h s coming and'pendent sewage disno.^al plant, rnust ibe a.»sur^. The availability of ade- . jquate electric service is quite essen- i^ionday, .March ."lOth I'reliminaries To Chrij-'*’s Fir.st Advent 1. and Mi.s.sion Picpa!*at''rn for hi.s Cc.niing in t ►v;: In- (rOS- Her adfire-H was delivered under the auspices if the women’s <livi.sion of the nre.s’ lenL's emergency committee! , , , , m for empl;)>'ment. It was her fourth i ween the restamon.s. rad'o smych .since her husband came f'-r his Mir ion to the White House. .tr^ductory matter in the Four The.br;ic.least wa.s omuied with de-iP^‘^ (1-1.1). livery by two Girl S'-outs to Mrs. | ^.T" . «, * Hoover.-h norary president of that or-1 . ^ j r ri I ^ - - - - ' g li ( f jt H.port upon its work A hrist m Ministry in Judea and (falilee | great as to prevent sc nou.s difficulties ‘ albvinte unemployment. . . (2()-0r,) jin the con.struction of the various 1. His Work.s (211-0,)). Johns testi-1 buihlings to be provided, in the con- tia'I and the availability of gas i.s de* s'rable, particularly if rate-? for elec- tne current are not sufficiently low to justify the use of this service for cooking. The elevation of the site should ibe .such aa to afford a gwxi outlook over the surrounding country, and to per mit the proper provision for surface 'drainage. 'The slope should not be so in helphg alleviate unemployment. Ivohs Kuhn. TjMiniber of a G'-! S'’f>v’t troop of fiethesda, Md., .spoke briefly of Girl S‘'out activities and aim.s io| employ irumt work. With her wm Ihu - i gy Starr, another Scout. | “peg^jy Starr and Loiw Kuhn of the Girl Scout-,’’ MrL H.vover began, “1 am very glad that a.s y )ur h. .i ,rarv pre.sider.t it has fallen to my lot toj rcyei.ve from you this rejiort of the i activitie.s of the Girl Scouts durirgj , this period of drought and unemploy- nient an<l con.stH|iient want. mony and the firs six (lijw nies to the strUction of roads, nor should sub-j nv ve to moke h'm I'nfj-. j'-uirfa/'e rrek ex'i;t to such an extent 2. His Teaching (20-0,')). Chu'f <li.s-|a.s to materially increase the cost of j c.,irr.'<‘S and teaching.s during this pe-' the work. fleneraHy speaking, a site riod. jwith gentle sIoikvs is preferable to one 1 whose to|K)igraphy is shai ply rolling, VVedne)day, .April Jst lor to a perfectly level site. A satisfac*- ('hrisl’s Minislr.. in fialilee and IVrea j tory .site for buildings proper should 1. His VV^or!:s and Teaching (OG- embra<-e fi^om fifteen to thirty acre*, 111). Mira<'les, Tran.sfiguratipn, Vari- arwl in itself should be without alwupt Iliscourses and Parables and his variations in elevation. It is desirable Claims. [that the building site be in ^eommande JOAN CRANI-OND ‘Dance Fools Dance' Monday — Tuesday, March 30-31 <rirl SisHits, with tin* other 2ri0 0()() < r more who haNH* been Girl Smuts, br who have now grown beyond the age of active memlK rship, shows a typical cross swtion of the W(.men and girls of the l.’niUsi Sta‘<*s. ... “So the Girl Scout.® but reprpse’’t i the girls and women of this country! in meeting and to a large d<*gree over- ^ coming the thrt>atening disaster of| this national situation.’’ Mrs. Hoover said the jiresMent d^- aired to express at a later tinie h' appreciation of the work d ne througn the women’s division of his emergen<‘y employment committee. j proach to the hospital and it is gen- ‘ orally preferable that it he on higher I gn)und than the balance of the re«‘r- j vation. The soil should l>e reasonably fertile, an<l there should remain ade- Thursday, April 2nd Uonclusion of His .Mis-sion (115-154) 1, Teaching during last wWk, Trials iquate tillable soil for farming activi- and CorKlemnation (115-150). 2. (’rucifixion and its meaning. Burial (151-151). I Friday, April Jrd IChrist’s Immediate and F'inal Triumph 1. Resurrec'irn, Appearances,. Pro- giam, Ascension, Priesthood (155- 16H). 2. His Return ami Reign as KI.N’G. ti<** after the ere<‘tion of the various buibHngs. A reasonable amount of woodwl ari'a is usually desirable, ’The total area required is of course vari able, <leiMmd'ing upon th<‘ type of hos pital to U‘ constructed, the nuinWr of beds to Ik* provi<led, the t()iM>graphy. the amount of woodlaml, e<tc. A satis factory site will generally include a total of from 150 to 200 acres for a F)he iuhUsl, however, thnt when “t’-e coming clou<is of dejirc-'-sion threet- ened,” the ju-esident said “tha' a \e* large prop )rtion of the \v k 1 i'* the spir.t that would make tit qm >' ])as.s without consummate de®' u-t' ” woukl be due to the way in w ’ i h t'i<‘ women met it.’’ .struction of the hospital.s, it is es.sen;' jtee for employment, from the officials “From the pre.sulent,’’ .Mrs. Hoover of that committee, from th'se you, coneludml, “for work you have .“hanvl have aitlisl, even from those yid tx) l)e|^'^' that exiM'mlitures for land 1m* hel<l as memls*rs of the wiMiu‘n’s <!'visi(n aidexl, I am delivering to you mes.sage.s | consistent with the uc- of the pn*si(ient’s emergi ncy < immit-jof heartfelt gratitu<le.’'^ quisition of satisfact<rry sites, in or- flireafesf Sait I Comparable Qualify Would Have Cost $5.00 More Q Year Ago \ (ler that sufficient funds for the ern- .struction of suitable and axUnmate fa cilities may rt*nmin. Special Services At Lutheran Church There will be Ijenten services in the I Lutheraji church on Tuesxlay and Tliursday evening.s of next week, March Jlst and April 2nd, at 7:30 o’cliK'k. On Fa-ter moming at 11 o’clock there will be prtuiching^ after \vh ch the Ixvrd’s Supper will be ad- ministei'cd. A cordial invitation is ex- teTRleTl l<)~iiir who desire ~to attenxi these 'services. WANTS GKT your Ham ami (’htH‘se Sand wiches at Jeanes- on the corner in Utepia Rl<lg. Itc fTTr' RKNT - Home on Centennial ' , street, $25 per month. Occu}>ancy j given .\piii 1st. .Apply to C. O. Glenn,! i Ne\v!)ei ly, S. at Davis Motor Co.; Up F abric group—6nn/finished wowteds and twist effects in medium and dark shades, all fashion able spring colorings . ^ . plain and fancy stripes. Everything considered—Style, Quality, Workiiianship —these suits represent Uie outstanding values uf the day. Extra Pants, $4.98 r<6.^JS»ANY. I.\C. 7 • 9 Musgrove Street CHICKFiN’S- -Nice fat Rhtxle I.-dand j Red friers. 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