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f / ’ t \ PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1939 Church Group Names Officers Majors View College R* 0. T. C. I WWmCKXmcaWHKIHIIIIUCKXXXKWHI Frank Hart, Colwnbia; Grand Mar-fleeting at the JOANNA NEWS The fortieth annual session of the Woman’s Auxiliary <4 South Caro lina preahytery, held at the First Pres-; byterian church of Laurens last week, was ftatured by a record attendance and a number of addresses by ppeakers. The sessions were attend ed by a large delegation from the First Presbyterian and Thomwell Memorial churches of this city, as well as other Presbyterian churches in this area. Mrs, H. W. Kiser of the Watts Mill Presbyterian church,' I^urens, was re-«lecU*d president. Other of ficers named for a term of two y<‘ars, are: Mrs. W. P. Jacobs, Clinton, vice>r »0C«>e««lB8X«iBCKKX«K«ieKllie««l» Goldville, April 21. — Mias Grace : shall W. yS. Werti, Columbia; Grand Chaplain John H. Graves, Dariington; District Deputy Grand Master T. L. Monroe, Laurens. After instituting the lodge the foil- home of Mrs. Jeff Martm attended the South Carolinaoffkan were installed: J. M. Scholastic Pi^s association meeting worshipful master; D. W. in Columbia last week as a represen-1 warden; E. T. Spires, Utive of Clinton high school. warden; J. T. Fulmer, treas- The Allen Barrons, Minrie and Joan,; urer; J. D. Butler, secretary; C. D. have returned from a visit with .Mrs.'Blakely, senior deacon; J. J. Clark, Ba rron’s mother in Savannah. I junior deacon; D. J. Buchanan, stew- O’Dell, with 25 merrvbers present. Mrs. Ross Hall had charge of the program, the topic being “New Realizations of Democracy in the Local Community.” After the program Mrs. E. H. Hunni- cutt, president, presided over the bus iness session. The hostesses, Mrs. 1 O’Dell, Mrs, Pearl Williams and Mrs. James Fulmer, served delicious re freshments. The May meeting aill be with .Mrs. T. B. Wilkea. f .Mrs. Beulah Stroud is visiting rela- ®rd; L. R. O’Dell, steward, and J. R. tives in Newberry. Paul Taylor of Watts .Mills, is Surratt, tiler. Preceding the in.stallation, the » prt'sident; Mrs. J. R. Murff, I^aurens,, reci»rding .secretary; Mrs. Johnj ■Wiilkt*s, I^aurens, treasurer; Mrs. J.; O. Denny, Cms.s Hill, historian; .Mr.s. 1‘Hul Mann, Abbeville, secn-tary of foreign missions; .Mrs. Wamm Ab rams. woretai’y of Christian E<luca- tion and ministi-rial ^relief; Mrs. M. Bailey, <Minton, secretary S. ani; home missions; .Mrs. S. C. Gani-| br«*ll. Gray Court, sc'cretary spiritual) life; Mrs. FI. U. I.ivingston, Green wood, s<*cretary of literature. The new offitvr.s were installed by the R*-v. E. P. .Moye. pastor of tw’o Presbyterian churcht^s, Todd Memorial and^ Watts .Mills. The 1S>40 mwting will U* in New- Urry with the Aveleigh Pre>shyterian church. The counties of AWieville, Greenw<K)d, laurems, .Mcormick, and NewlK-rry form this Presbyterial dis trict. Above is a acene of the four principals reviewing the college R.O.T.C. bat talion during a sham battle staged as the highlight of Tuesday’s federal inspection. I^ft to right: .Major I.. J. Ferguson, assistant professor of military science and tactics of the local unit; .Major A. (>. Hutchinson, commandant of the I’niversity of Georgia unit; Cadet Lieutenant Colonel C. B. Holcombe, local battalion commander; and .Major A. H. Cummings, commandant and professor of military science and tactics at the institution. sending a few days here, being call- wives of the lodge members served a ecT home by the serioiw illness of hiaj delicious dinner to the members and father, i their guests; .Messrs. Ervin Stroud, Bluford Na-' ,, ♦ bors, Emory .Moore, and Gene Abrams; .Missionary Society .Meets were guests at a dance given in the! The Woman’s Missionary society MASONS TO MEET FRIDAY j armory in Union on Saturday night, jof the Methodist church held its April The W. E. Browms, James and Mi.se mi* ■ —— I F'dna Hamm spent FViday and Satur- Campbell L<>dge No. 44, A. F. M., ^ill hold a regular communication Fri<lay night, April 28th, at 7:30 o’clock. All members are urged to be present. R. L. Plaxico, W. M. J. M. Fubner, Sec. day with .Mack at his training camp in Shelby, N. C. The .S. .M. Morses had a family re union over the week-end, with Clar- WELCOME FOR lence, who i.s hea<J engineer in the new .Son of Cnnl .should die for his .sins?|r^io station in Gastonia, N. C., and There is a reaction in heaven to Flarl of Gm-nwood, as their guests. Missionaries Spesik' Monday Night man. IS a We are told that ‘*the.re is joy The E. H. Hunnicutts and W. O. Nh Ml P A in iM-aven over <.ne sinner that repent-i‘Stewarts spent Sunday in Ninety Six. ixl-lff 1 1 V/l\ (.jf, »* Again that reminds u.s that) Colie Grul>er and Red Ridings spent cares about man. It removes the week-end in Pacolet. (Continue<l from rage one) -Mickey .Mosher’s friends will be de- Rev. and .Mrs, M. E. Pr«‘ssly, mis- eioTiaries fr<im the AsscK’iate Ke- f<»rme<i IVeshyterian church t4» Mexi co, now at home on furlough, will KI*«k at the l<K-al A. H. P. church The! fHxt M.mday night at H oVImk. inei^^f riildic IS eovdially invited to can crntrol. the value of the ^eity he own's. Here i." a Henry Mr. Pn-sly wa- born in .Mexico, vshirt hi- father wa- a pioneer mis- S'onaiy from hi.- denotiiitiatioii to' that country, and i.- w«dl acquainted■ with the roridition- of life in the M'Utht rii republic. He has s|MT)t nuK-t *•{ hi- life there t xcept when he had i t • I’oine home by lea.-ori of the revu- liiT :oii. Mr. I'ressI) is a former pastor of cares atioul man. ' some of the hoficlessness and despair sea, and w'hat»<K‘ver passHh through of men, and it makes lighted to learn he has .signed up wtih the patths of the seas.” earth rejoice in the mercy of the Palatka, F'la., team to pitch and Therefore we take not<' that man (Iml that such a repenting .sinner is! play outfield, is a unique creation of G<wl. He is acceptable to Him thniugh (’hrist. | ^ ; not merely an evolve<l animal. .Man Finally, let us sum up the answer! .Masonic Lodge Organized stands at the top <tf GthI’s creation, to the question in our text. “WhatI Grand lyxlge of South Carolina, “In Hi.s own image, He create<l man.’’jiH man?” -Man is first of all, a crea-lA. F. M., instituted a Masonic lodge Without consciously emtiracing any.ture of God. That takes us back to! in Goldville F'riday night to be known philos«»phy, we Iw^k at man and give the beginning and rai.M** man Ui ajas .Magnolia Lodge No. 355, A. F. M.j the answer in our own w’ay. .Some- fdace of dignity and honor and worth, j I’rrmiinent men of the state who times we di.scount an<l overNnik all -Man is a creature of aspiration and'were present at the meeting were: spiritual elements in our consider- hope. Hofx- .‘q»rings eternally in the Grand Master S. .Manier .Martin,' ation. Here is a man that we say is human breast. He is a In-ing that can ‘ Clemson cidlege; Grand Secretary O. j worth T)m‘ way we speak <»f su-tain relations of intimacy ami love him nuiiinds u- of those <lays of slav- and loyalty (VkI, his Fath<*r in ery when a price was placed on a Heaven. He can get down on his man’s head. We consider his worth in knees an<l -ay, "Our Father, whii art the light of what he has, the amount in Heaven.’’ I'MS’au.-e «Kf tbe.-e possi that bilities that In pr<qi- be constantly Ford <»o<l, and adjusting the church hoiv of hi- denomination i • th! he uml Mr-. Pressly, tb»* former; M.-‘ .Maiy BradDy of .\)d*«-vilb*, have rtany fra-nd- in < Iinton, They will' vi-it in tbi city for .o-veial day- a-‘ 1)>« guo-^f of Ml E. B .’^3«>Nn. or a Hiskr-fellei ‘who literally has control over millions of doflars and iNtau-e of bis wealth, he control- men. But wnh all hi.s wealth, he is .'till ju.-t a man. .\nd we havin’t an swered the qiw-tion. j Here is aiiotiher man that we eon- i.sidor in the light of his woinh to the state and community. He’s a citir.en 1/ the highest ty|M cers, A’harles Yarborough, Hub<*rt .Adair, Walter <'arter and Ia*wis 1‘iUs.l Flight new nwmlMTs were receivisl . into the cluh: Nrdand .'-mbleth, Harobl with in man, he must ^f «*rson Nabor.'-, .J«»hn Spratt, earning the way- of Pinson, Flugene King, Fretl himself til his'^^'** Thomas Ramagi*. The Iniys were welconusl into the organization by J, P. Tfsld, high .s<-h(M»l faculty ad- R' Maker and his fMn destiny. I woubi have you stami before the mirror and look at your.s«‘lf a- a man. Keiiieniber yoiir relationshqi to Gorl. Rs-nienilM-r the part He ha- had in niaking you what you are. KenM-m)*er that no man liveth unt<i himself, and consider tho-c vital lelatiorir-hqr- of life which are with oth«*r men. Try and your fel- Vl.-er. 1*4 men, |M»se*-ed a natural lead«T to unders'tand y uir.-elf of a Tnagnanimous iownian, and y« u will begin to f«*«d IMT'ofiality. He IS able <0 coinmarid the reality of what the P.saJmist has and lead men, to nodd rqiiruori. He is said, “Thou hast made him a little a man of great worth as a citizen be-flower than the angels, and has crown- cause of w'luit hs' I.-, iiTid not what he I’d him with glory and honor.’ NLW HIGHLR VALUE! GOODYEAR’S FAMOUS ALL-WEATHER ■UNt MOII Mint AT Lift COtT-^II-MILII ha'. There i? another man that n>nu~ M* '0'» our horizon. Wr i-iei ih-r h.m ill :h«- light of the (•burch. He wi» ?h $*i IMI a year to tin chuich. Regarxi - of ahelh«‘r he tiiakt— |.'»INI a y«'«r or |.'».tNKI, he coir ob I - to Im- ho- lithe. He dor-sn’t ••ven attempt to fill t.he |H-w which his father -acn- fheil t«» plac«‘ HI the church, .'sitting th hind that man is another man, not IK al ly '<» well off in this woild’- giMMls, but he 1 worth I,INK) tline« a imn h to hi chun-h, Ucaii-e he giv«’ of hi- mean.- until li hurt , and ihi ii he u\e- hi- rekgion. \\ h< ii b»' ba- gHiii until It hulls, then he giv«t> hini-elf th.it <hhT- kingxtom iinghl piti.|N-r and Hi- church lead forth (o field- of n.w rolique-t. Perhap- we .-iHiuld not consiib-r man in Lydia Citizens Held In Slaying \ .'-pai tanbiii g g'ami jury Monday returne.i an ludM-tmeiit charging five |H*r^>ir- with munlei an<l acn-'iiry bofoie and af’« r the fa.'t in th<' Fla- ler wi-ekind -laying of '.eyiar-obl Goldi*' Mae ( hapman of Flnoti’e. When th« imiue'it wa- held at En- oiee la-t Thui-day, Mr- Moiiroi- Paee, re-;dent *4 th« l.ydia t'ott«*n Mills coiniiiunity, t«Nik the witm-- •taiid and le-t f.eil that hei daught* r, M - E4lria \e.«oii, told her -he had inotheH-.! the child F'oliow ing h«-r *e«tiinonv and the i- uiiig of a war -uch laut by Khi riff Henry of .'-p.iiianburg IF JUST YOU- . . . and your car had (he sole right to use the roads, safe brakes and steering wouldn’t matter so much. Kut twenty-five million motorists use the highways ttsi. and — . . . to ayoid collision you need our safer brakes and ‘teering. Sowers Garage Phone 196 IGHT you are, I’ncle Natcbel. Folks who side dress witli Natural Chilean Nitrate of Soda do know huw’ to make a crop worth talking al>out He sure voii side dress with Natural Chilean Soda. m It helps make plants strong and healthy. 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EASY'PAY^omsi tcrim- in the church, perha|»* the limi' county charging Mr-. \’»‘lM>n with «»f «h-tinctn»n arc t«Ki )*haiply drawn, 'iiurtlcr, -h. denicti th»' crime and a- but -turn* men limit th«*mi*clve* by th»' -crti**!, "I lUm’t knew anything at all very littlciM-!« of their about the killing. \ few year- ago, a money-monied Xhe day before <he inque.-t wa- .scienti-q nmde -ome calcuiation«> h-'ld Shvriff Henry came to t'lintrm about the worth of man. He figur»-l ami talkeii with Mr-. Pace at h-T thnt a man weighing ir>4» |»ound- had honm. That night when he n-tumerl toi 'll! hi- Issly certain amount.- of cal- t-partairbuig he t»M*k her and her hu-- •cium and carUm and hydrogen and liand, Monna* Pace, with him to tes- oxygen and pho-phorou.- and oth«‘r tify at the inquest. .Mr. l‘a-'r' 1- m>w chi mical-. If the.-c could U* cxlrwrl- held umler the true bill imlictmcnt cd. they woubi U‘ worth about bS -igmil Monday and cx|H‘Cti*il to Im- ivnt-. But we mu.’*t remember that a taken up a< the general -e-eion- court man 1- a cri-atuic of Gml, and hi- si’hinluleil for this week in that coun- woith 1.- not limitcil by the fKiuinle ty. .Mrs. Pace, mother of .Mrs. Nel.-on, and ounces of hi- Isnly. Hi.- wortih 1- 1- held a- a material witne-s. -«“en in hi- rel.itioM- with hi.- family, . ^ hi.- neighUtr-, hi- state, his church and 111? Goil. It would U* a fine ex perience for u- to examine our-elve- in the light of our relationships. How- Out - Accelerates •• Out- Climbs and OUTSELLS the Field! No Cfthar tar coftibkf — all thata famous. n I. lacivtivi vacwvo •taitMm. .1: I Walter P. Horton Dies In Hartsville BT ftBNN. B. mw loaam t* Bata. 4, died I resi-' a two 00D>;^EAR TIRES LOW COIT^ HVALUE tova SJfa W Mw MCDANIEL VULC. WORKS ever p«M>r we may U*, however hupible our birth, w hin-eveer oui* lot is ca-t! M alter Pinckney Holton, .>!• i here on I'arth our lives arc of supreme^Tuesday morning at his Idence in Hartsville following ' (nnl placed a supreme value on|tlbu'.-.-. , j man. The Go-xiel acknowledge- this; F'uneral services were held yester-. I when it .-a.iK, “GihI loviil the world'day afitemiKin from the home, ron- iaiul gavellis only begotten Son.’’ And j dui-teil by the Rev, J. R. Johnson, with [Jt-su-s came alongjUnd adiltNl ompha- interment following in Magnolia cem-, sis to what GihI had already done forjetory. 1 man and said, “I am come to .seek and' Mr. Horton, known here by his^ to save the lost.’’ "The Son of Man friends and acqviaintances as “‘Pink,’’! came not to be ministeri'd unto, but to | is a former n'sident of this- city where 1 minister and give His life a ransom he is pleasantly rememberiHl, and hasj for many.” “1 am come that ye might a wide circle of friends and relatives^ have life and have it more abundant- who will learn w-ith regret of his pass-i ly." .All this wa.s for man. The evalu- ing. j ation which Jesus placihI on man was, Mr. Horton was a-pon of the late a spiritual evaluation. He was tiv-1 Sini^ Horton and Mary Hollingsworth i mendou.sly concerniHl with human Horton, residents of the Shady Grove souls. He was concerned about their community. His wife is a daughter destiny. He was concerned that men of the late Mr and Mrs, G. 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