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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
Thursday, February 22, 1945
Want Ads
TO RENT — TO FIND
TO BUY — TO SELL
Everybody Reads the Want Ads
Terms: Cash
Induction of Mew
Over 30 To Be
iTripled This Year
V
WEST CLINTON SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
MRS, JOE CAMPBELL, Correspondent and Representative
Washington, Feb. 19. — Selective
Service Dierctor Lewis B. Hershey
said tonight that local draft boards
Mrs. H. W. Simmons and daughter,
Evelyn, Mrs. Arthur Davis and son.
and Talmadge Simmons, S. F. 3-c,
spent several days this week with
Birthday Party For Daughter
Three-year-old Myra Ann Snel-
grove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Snelgrove, was given a birthday
daughters, Barbara, who was seven
years old, and Mrs. D. L. Gunter of
Goldville, also in honor of their son,
Sgt. Clyde Brazil, who recently re
turned from overseas.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Gunter and son, D. L., Jr., of
Goldville, Mrs. .Harold Copeland,
Mrs. Houston Ellis, and daughter,.
machine. J. V. Edwards.
*
Ip over 30 before th£ end of the year.
Melbourne, Fla.
Mrs. L. M. Evans
party Thursray afternoon by
1 mother at their home on Pitts street.: razi '
several I The refreshments table, decorated '
irvvn n\rs for sale D E Tribblei ‘He said in an interview that five Mrs. u. M. tvans spent , ... , „ . , . ,
FEED OAlb lor sale. u. r.. iri.ooie ^ dayg recently with her daughter, i Wlth a bouquet of assorted flowers,
Co.
22-2c to 10 per cent of the 110,000 men in-
Mrs. C. C. Abbott, and Mn Abbott | was centered with a large white cake Mr; and
Todd
Mrs. Ernest Todd
an-
son, Ernest
FOR SALE All kinds of wood See ducted in January were over 30. And in Greenville ! decorated with red hearts anad light- | nounce the birth of a
H. J. Pitts. lc the percentage “will creep steadily Mrs . John Earl Ivey and daughter! ed ^ three red can * ]es - As ^ hosp"tal ,ebrUary 16 ^ ^ GreenW °° d
FOR SALE - Auto bumper jacks, higher and will probably reach 30 of Laurens, visited her sister Mrs. j ° ^ M rs. Todd is the former Miss Ger-
$4.95 Timmerman Motor Co. lc per cent before the end of the year." Brevard Patterson, and Mr. Patter -* Games were olaved after which ice trude Attaway.
TERMITE CONTROL - Over two' A ^ e 5 dng that an arm ? d { ?\ cv f°f! SOn Thursday - cream and cake were served by the ♦ '
hundred fifty thousand structures ^ ..^ d ; j y . jl y and Mrs^ Carl^Grant of^Spar- hostess, assisted by Misses Jo Sulli- 1 Birthday Party
have been protected against termite
Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
...and...
EMBALMERS
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phones 41 and 399-J
L. RUSSELL GRAY and
V. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgrs.
damage Why not have your's pro
vford. Phom
10. Termite Co. of S. C., M. D. Wiley.
Wirr Batesburg, S. C.
| pleting the
id that we aie lapidly de- tanburg, Mrs. F. R. Street of Green-, Aian »'phema guss and Doris Gregory. ■ On last Wednesday evening Mrs. d
the available pool of young wujjd—were week-end guests of Mr. "** ^ ' r, v Fallow pntertainpH with a cur- t-2
Valentine Party Given
L. V. Fallow entertained with a sur
prise party honoring her daughter,
tjpd—were week-end guests
pall T R Crawford Phone men ” More than 80 P er cent o{ and Mrs. C,. E. White. ^
those taken last month were 26 or Tyj r ancl M rs q p Grady and, The members of the Sunbeam of Miss kuby Fallow, who was celebrat-j ||
t f younger. children of ..Whitmire, spent the calvary Baptist church enjoyed a : »ng her birthday. jS
■... , „ - . out \\e can t Keep that up mucn W ec-k-end . with Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine party Wednesday afternoon 1 During the evening games and oth-| S
' ^ et ' d , Cut , t ^ :: onger ' he said - " e ar ™y May. Miss Elizabeth Grady remained given them by their leaders Mes- er entertainment were enjoyed by the
(ms Na.b, Well and navy reqmrements to reach 130.- tor , visit . SS, Brook, nun a wa. aS Rav guesta. “
SWINGING BLADE
Roll Roofing. Roofin
Chain. Log Chains. Cross Cut Saws, 000 in a couple of months. Induction
Axes. Hatchets, Hammers, Sgallon of older men wifi be our only alter-
Tank Sprayers and Hot Shot Batter- native.’
Blakeiv-Burton's Hardware &
ics.
Seeds. Telephone 188.
dames Brooks Dunaway and Ray‘g ues ts
Mrs. O. R. Rollins and daughters ( Fowler at the home of Mrs. Fowler, j . After thp gifts were opened, the
spent the past week-end with Mrs. !l After the games refreshments ! hug 6 birthday cakei with lighted can-
R. W. Rollins in Greenwood. i were served. (dies was cut and served with other
le RM 7 ■ A. 1 Mr. and Mrs. George y W. Fields left' ■ , ^ ' refreshment^
Monday to make their home in Whit- Flowers From Son Overseas
mire. Mrs. Alice Kinard and Mrs. W. H.
Mrs. H. L. Cunningham and Mr.!p ughn ? an ret ‘ eived a dozen rosebuds;
one rack of Doris Dodsons apd oth- and Mrs. R. C. Stewaart attended! [ rorn son. and grandson, Pvt. j
Want Ads
TERMITE CONTROL—Building ma-;
tenal so vital in winning the i _
war Whv not have your property SPECIAL ‘-j PRICE—-All Raincoats
protected agains, rm.a damage and er dresscs sizes to 44 4 Coats - at $8 00 the stewart-West wedding at Lucas! R ay m <md Caughman, who is m ser
M V e that ^ each, sizes 50-52. 4 Reversibles $8.00. Avenue Baptist church in Laurens!™ 6 in Germany for Valentine day.,
I r' f i r\' n wnrv Mer Moore’s Dress Shoppe. lc Wednesday. . « I .
mite Co. of S. C . M D; \Nik>, Mgr ^w : Marguerite Currv spent last 1 Birthday Dinner
Batesburg. S. C. tf LEGAL PAPERS — Note and Mort- , i On Sunday Mrs. Marvin Lollis en-
ELECTRIC CHURNS ahd Dashers. 5 ?^ Crop Mortgage BiU of Sale, Mn Tnjman Watson and son of , erta.ned with a dinner honoring Mr.
and 10-gallon Milk Cans. Milk Bot- JiUe Rea! Estate^ Mortgage Real Es- week-end guests of Mrs.'^s, who was celebrating a birth-,
,, ^ fate Chromclp Pub. Cn. i L . ’ ° day. <
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
The Newspaper Everybody Reads
BENJAMIN &
^SONS
PLUMBING
•••And***
HEATING
SERVICE
Telephone 117
WE ARE HUNTING
TROUBLE
thles, Bottle Brushes, Bottle Caps,
Dazey Churn Jars. Dairy Floor brijjg your curtains here for laun-
Brushe*-r~-St
Substitute
ton’s Hardware
188.
Palmer Howard.
HI Mrs. Joe Terry, Jr., of Newberry,
T Wool. Glhss Cloth dering and stretching. Mrs. Fred spent several days with Mr. and
and Tacks Blakely-Bur- Ashlin. end of Sloan street. Icc Mrs. Joe Terry, Sr., recently.
Mrs. Dora Leopard f and daughter,
& Seeds. Telephone
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Birthdays
J. L. Arnold has a birthday Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Layman celebrated her
SEED IRISH POTATOES. We have
Maine grown Irish Cobblers
“1'!' Grace,' attended the funeral of Mrs! bir J“ aJ ' S^day
and T „ ’ av AT... ra.^^i Today is Vern
Today is Vernon Ginn’s sixth
FOR SALE 20-inch boy’s bicycle, R e d Bliss. Also Onion Sets. Cabbage Leopard’s niece. Mrs. Ruth Darnell, birthday>
two 26-.m h boy s bicyoles. two tri- and Onion Plants and Other Season- 111 reeru > ^ °r i ay ' , „ ■ * Mary Cannon celebrated her 12th
cycles, small nutal wagon. L. L able Items. BlakelyBurton’s Hard- c Misses Nelda Adkins and Frances February 6th.
Satterfield visited Miss Beatrice i T ,, „
Cooper. 49
210-M. s
lc
Casey in Laurens Sunday. . .
for Mrs. J. B. Jackson of Columbia,' ‘i iy v .t C
• f or* 11 W A H vi m g:
N. Adair Street. Phone ware & Seeds. Telephone 188.
lc- ■
— FOR SALE — Auto seat covers
Jl T ST ARRIVED—Shipment of Baby 1940 Plymouth sedan. Timmerman and Mrs. J. W. Patterson and daugh-
Lace. Slip and Dress Trimrmngs, Motor Co. lc ter of Greenwood, spent hte week-
Short Seersucker Housecoats, Fnlly; LIGHTWOOD KINDLING. We have „ „
Mrs, Geneva Coker.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heatherly and
J. H. Crowe celebrated his 59th
Blouses and Fancy
Dress Shoppe.
Belts.
Moore’s.
j c plenty of that good kindling to help
you out these cold mornings. Blakely-
CABBAGE PLANTS. Onion Plants. Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele- daughter, Dons, Mrs. Geo. Cunning-
Onion Sets, English Peas, Beets, phone 188 lc ter of Greenwood, spent the week-
Carrots and Radish Seeds. Bone : end with relatives in Spartanburg.
Meal, Sheep Manure and Vigoro Fer
tilizers. Blakely-Burton's Hardware
Cecil W. Adams, coxswain, San
Francisco, Calif., celebrated his birth-
end with Mrs, Harry Layman, «><1' Edwards has a birth-
day today.
Billy Watkins will be nine years
old Saturday.
Billy Sexton will be nine years
BEGINNING February 10 through Misses Lucille Braswell, and Betty: old Februa I y 28t ^ _
March 15. can fill out your income Gilliam were Sunday guests of Miss Geoigie Faye Rowe will be eleven
& Seeds. Telephone 188.
lc 'tax statement Form 1040. An incor- Betty Attaway in New’berry.
years old February 22nd.
rect return is a hindrance to the tax Mrs. R. M. Sullivan, Jr., of Cal- 1 , Febr ^ ar y 10th was H - L - Cunning-
FIELD GROWN, well-rooted Char- 1 program. Can also complete other houn Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hill lha !O s b * rthda y . . . , .
leston Wakefield and Glory of Enk forms, for example OPA and ODT. and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Giles of . . Mrs ’ Do ™Leopard celebrated her.
cabbage plants. $2 per 1.000. Call See W. C. Baldwin at Baldwin Motor Greenwood, were week-end guests of birtbda y February 17th
368 22-4cjCo„ Notary Public. tfc Mrs. R. M. Sullivan, Sr.
CYCLONE SOWERS for Nitrate Soda WANTED TO BUY —Girls’ bicycle.!
and Seeds. One-Horse Fertilizer! Call 341-W. Mrs. Keith Fleischman. with Mr - Barber y a * tbe State Train-
Drills, High and Low Wheel Garden j Ip ing schbol
Plows. Bored Well Buckets and
Wooden Well Buckets. Garden Ho. e
in 25 and 50-foot lengths. Blakely-
Burton's Hardware & Seeds. Tele
-phone 188.
J. J. Owens had a birthday Feb-
MW.‘j'.'‘Hr Barbery "spent Sunday ; ru ?7‘ 4 ’ an , d Mrs - ° wens wil1 have
a birthday tomorrow.
February 2nd was Sid Isenhower’s
birthday.
W. H. Quinn had a birthday Feb-
Mrs. Robert McGinnis and Bynum
FOR SALE—Recleaned Kobe Lespe- Bedenbaugh of Augusta, Ga., were
deza. 18c pound. Positively dodder g U ests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGin-! ruary ain D ... , . . ,
free. Capers-Acres, Kinards. 22-2p n i s during the week-end. I G : ^ , Brazl1 Wl1 have 3 birthda y
■ next Wednesday.
FOR SALE—Insulated rubber floor
lc! AIR MAIL — Cockle finish paper, 1 Mrs. Paul Wyatt of Union, spent
large and small envelopes. Chron-' the week-end with her parents, Mr.
mats. Timmerman Motor Co.
lc
icle Pub. Co.
and Mrs. W. H. Quinn.
Among The Sick
Wyman Milam underwent a tonsil
Mr. and Mrs. Henry King and fam-, ^ .. . , . , .
WE REPAIR, re-tire and re -paint ‘ BINDER ^ ^ or business ily visited relatives in Newberry ^ 3 hp
tricycles, bicycles, wagqns, scooters! checks. Economical, handy and Sunday. M ’ r Fields is imorovine after
and small cars. L L Cooper, 49 x , easy to use. Chronicle Pub. Co. Mrs. Horace Guest of Cherry Point, | im P rovin g after
tf BABY CHICKS — Barred Rocks, N - C., spent several days with her | Friends of Car i Windsor, S. 2-c,
White Rocks, R. I. Reds and Heavy Parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sumerej, are sorry tQ know he ^ m with pneu _
Adair St.
LOT F(-)R SALE
On North Adair
kNUiwil rxUdii rpo^ntlv
Street 75 feet front by 165 ‘Mr. and Mrs. Amos Befigs of Bel- "l 0 ” 3 and .‘ s . a .«“«!?“ i n «“ Ev «-
deep Close-,n locanon See B. «. | ^ £&,£££. ton. Mrs. George Altman and Mrs. glades hos P‘ tal “ M,aml - Fla '
I ton’s Hardware & Seeds. Telephone Adkins of Jewell, Ga., W. F.
POULTRY WIRE—4 ft.. 5 ft., and 6 ,188. l c , Calvard and Mr. and Mrs. J. . Cal-
ft.. one-inch mesh Wire in 12 in.,j ; : 7 : vard of Union, were guests of Mr.
24 in., and 60 inch. Hardware Cloth EO ST—Sunday night, billfold con-, and Mrs. Roy Waters during the
for Poultry Flooring, Galvanized Flat taining $11, drivers license,,social 1 wee j t _ end-
Sheets and 100 pound Spring Scales. sec urity card and pictures. If found, | Pvt. Edwin M. Armstrong of Fort
Blakely-Burton's Hardware & Seeds. P' ease return to Edith Wright, 16 Bliss, exas, visited Miss Buddy Child
Telephone 188.
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Lemon Juice Recipe Checks,
Rheumatic Pain Quickly
If you suffer from rheumatic, arthri-
or ncuntu pain. try this simple
jneipensive home recipe that thousands
are using Get a package of Ru-Ex
Compound, a 2 weeks supply today. Mix
it with a quart of water, add the
luice of 4 lemons. It's easy. pleasant
and no trouble at all. You, need only J
lahlrspoonfuls tw-6 tipes a day. Often
svithm 48 hours — sometimes over
night — splendid results are obtained.
If the pains . do not quickly leave
and if you do not feel better, Ru-Ex
will c. st you nothing to try as it is
sold by your druggist under an abso
lute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex
Cajmpound is for sale and recommended by
SMITH S PHARMACY
Florence St. and receive reward. Ip f or th e v^eek-end. Miss Child ac-
William Childs has flu.
Hubert Halbert is ill with pneu-
i monia at the local hospital,
i J. W. Hedspeth has been 'ill the
i past week.
j Mrs. J. N. Nix is ill at her home
i on Sloan street.
W. H. Quinn is ill.
■ _ ju au u •/- ’ Friends of Mrs. Alice Kinard are
WANTED-Maid to cook and keep ;Compan,ed him to hu home in Gray ig , ad t0 know she u improving a(ler
house. Only three in family. Can Court Sunday. I being ill with flu.
stay on place. Good quiet home and Mrs. F^ed Ashlin spent several
good pay for a good honest worker, days with her daughters, Mrs. Har-,
Write to 413 Springdale Avenue, °^d De\oung, who is ill, at the Con-j
Winston-Salem, N. C. Tell us what wa y hospital, near Myrtle Beach,,
22r4c recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Jr.,
and children of Greenwood, recently
Mrs.
C. B. Smith has flu.
experience you have had.
WANT TO RENT—Furnished room.
Birthday Dinner For Little Girl
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
j Brazil gave a dinner honoring their
Reply to Chronicle office.
CONSTRUCTION
LABORERS
NEEDED
INDIANA ORDNANCE
WORKS
CHARLESTOWN,
INDIANA
E, I. Dupont I)e Nemours
& Co., Inc.,
Construction Division
Work week 54 heurs. time and
one half for all hours in excess
of forty, i ]
V
Company representative will
interview and hire at:
WAR MANPOWER
COMMISSION
United States
Employment Service
16 S. Broad Street.
CLINTON, S. C.
on Feb. 26, 27 and 28
iP | visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell,'
FEEDS THAT PLEASE. Fresh Sup- Sr.
ply of Starting Mash, Growihg! Mrs. J. F. Hancock has returned
Mash, Broiler Mash, Laying Mash | home after spending several days
and Pellets, Baby Chick Grains, ’ with Mrs. C. H. Joys in Johnsonville.
Growing Grains,. Regular Scratch, Mrs. Sallie Simmons and grandson.
Rabbit Feedi Goat Feed, Pigeon Feed, Harold, were visitors in Greenville
Calf Meal, Dog Meal and Pellets,; Monday.
Dairy -Feed, Horse and Mule Feed, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Adams, Mr.
Fat Back Hog Ration, Bran and. and Mrs. R. L. Adams and sons, and
Shorts, Charcoal, Oyster Shells and Mrs. Cocil Adams visited relatives in
Grit. Blakely-Burton’s Hardware and 1 Greenwood recently.
Seeds. Telephone 188. lc Mr. and Mrs. George Leopard and
ul'eTt/^Tc * , n' .,—ITTr son ' Walter, and Mrs. Nancy Gilliam
PENCILS The best 5c Pencils niade of Saluda, spent the week-end with
Dixon Ticonderoga and Eagle Mr and Mrs Hubert L e 0 p ard and
by the and Mrs H ^ Adams.
1 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Yarborough of!
Need a
LAXATIVE?
Black-Draught ia
1-Usually prompt
2*Usually thorough
3-Always economical
Mirado. Buy them boxed
dozen. Chronicle Pub. Co.
FOR SALE—Hay (peavine, lespe- Whitmire, spent "Sunday with Mr. and 1
deza, oats and clover), several pigs Mrs. R. L. Yarborough,
and shoats, oil circulating heater. 1 Mrs. Cecil Walker and children of i
S. T. Martin, Phone 373-R. Ip Laurens, Mrs. Jesse Harmon and son, i
PAIL MALlTNote Paner Sheerlite' T ° ny ' ° f Saluda - s P ent Tuesday with j
PALL MALL Note Paper bheerlite Mr and Mrs Wm Cannon
Air Laid Stationery just received., Mr and Mrs Charlie Braswell left!
WhUe, Pink, ivory and blue colors, last week for New Mexico where they I
Chronicle Pub. Co. will maRe their home . * j
TERMITE CONTROL—Termites are, Rey.^and
flying ants. Why^ let them—eaUTipTandAlfs.
[rs. Fred Rowe and son,,
jV Smith visited Mr.!
'our property. Termites work winter Smith, who is a patient in a hospital
.nd summer and are destroying over
ifty million dollars worth of prop-
-rty yearly. To be sure, have a free
aspection. Call J. R. Crawford,
-'hone 10. Termite Co. of S. C.
'A D. Wiley, Mgr., Batesburg, S. C.
tf
SPARTAN Fat Back Hog Meal will
speed up growth of those late pigs,
1 folks. It doesn’t take much Fat Back
but they certainly grow. We have
1 plenty of this fine pig feed, and other
i Spartan Quality Feeds. Get what you
1 need. lc
THERMOSTAT HEAT CONTROLS.
Equip your brooder with a Snap-
Switch or Circuit Breaker and keep
your chicks the right temperature.
Also Brooder Thermometers. Blakely
Burton’s Hardware & Seeds. Tele
phone 188. lc
in Columbia, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Willard of
near Clinton, were Sunday visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Harris in
Cross Anchor.
Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Galloway
of Camp Wheeler, Ga., spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
Galloway.
Pvt. Albert .Crocker who recently
returned from overseas, is a patient
at-the General hospital in New Or
leans, La., and is spending a furlough
with Mrs. Crocker and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Sanders.
James Butler of Greenwood, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Butler.
Cpl. and Mrs. Bennett E. Fallow
and children of Fort Benning Ga.,
and Gaffney, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Fallow.
When Your
Back Hurts -
And Your Strength and
Energy la Belowc, Par
It may be causad by dlxordar of kid
ney function that permit* polsonoua
waste to accumulate. For truly many
people feel tired, weak and miserable
when the kidneys fail to remove exceae
acids and other waste matter from tbe
blood.
You may suffer nagging backaohe,
rheumatic pains, headaches, dizxineaa,
getting np nights, leg pains, swelling.
Sometimes frequent and scanty urina
tion with smarting and burning ia an
other sign that aomething ia wrong with
the kidneya or bladder.
There snould be no doubt that prompt
treatment ia wiser than neglect. Use
Peon’s PitU. It la better to rely on a
medicine that baa won countrywide ap
proval than on aomething leaa favorably
known. Doan's have been tried and test
ed many year*. Are at all drug stores.
Get Penn's today.
Do&ns Pills
OF GOO WELCOMES Y00!
Church Location:
CORNER FRANCES AND ELIZABETH STREETS
Clinton, S. C.
Pastor’s Residence: 70 SLOAN ST. Phone No. 377-M.
Hear the Message
of Salvation
Inspiring Music
Gospel Preaching
Experience
Spiritual Renewal
Bible Instruction
Wonderful
Fellowship
Rev. W. H. Brewer
One of the Earth's
Natural Treasures...
Chilean Nitrate Ranks with £
Cold, 0il f and Other Substances,
In Value to Mankind
Hug* •l*ctrk shovels — mod* In Mm U.l. A.— Hp natural nit rat* or* from
th* *arth In Chll*. This Is th* raw "callchn" just as Natvra craf d It.
You think of Natural Chilean
Nitrate of Soda as a granulated
substance, nicely bagged for easy
handling to help you make bet
ter crops.
Right... but this is a picture
of the finished product. Behind
it are dramatic pictures of pro
duction.
Like other natural treasures of
the earth, Chilean Nitrate is
mined, refined and processed be
fore it is ready to use. The
supply of this natural treasure is
virtually unlimited. Beds already
known contain enough nitrate
ore to last for hundreds of years.
Men who produce nitrate are
a hardy lot. They live and work
in areas where almost nothing
grows and it practically never
rains. Many of the engineers and
executives are American. Most
of their machinery is, too. *
Today Chilean Nitrate is so
finely processed, thanks to new
plants and methods, that it it
•hipped in bulk from Chile,
bagged at American ports.
Because of its natural origin,
Chilean Nitrate contains in ad
dition to large proportions of
nitrogen and sodiunAsmall
amounts of boron, iodin^ man
ganese, copper—34 elements in
all — many of which are known
to be essential to healthy plant
growth.
mtsssmem*-
! - - ■■ : ■ >
8 I*«y t* Howdk... imy I* Um
Natvral (hilto* Nitrato comtt ia la*
fanm—(iiainpiM kiandaxf OMSiyta. .
It raadm yaa la laa awtkaakal cae-
CHURCH HOURS:
Sunday School each Sunday 10.00 A. M.
Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Prayer Services Wednesday 7:30 P. M.
Y. P. E. Saturday 7:30 P. M.
GO TO CHURCH— 1
If you do not attend any other church regularly, we
invite you to worship with us.
This is the only church in Clinton that has the legal
name of The Church of God.