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Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, February 28,1946 < UPTOWN CHURCHES BROAD STREET METHODIST IT. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday 'Schoo!-10:00 ( aV^ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THORNWELL MEMORIAL .PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN WEST CLINTON CALVARY BAtTIST CHURCH BAILEY MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH. SOUTH PENTECOSTAL HOUNESS FIRE BAPTIZED CHURCH ' SOUTH CLINTON TJIA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EPWORTH METHODIST CHURCH ATTEND the of TODD CHOICE SUNDAY The Churches of This Community Welcome You to Their Services GOOD BUT DEFEATED "What shall I do to inherit eternal life?”—Luke 18:18. That is at some time or other the yearning cry of every human heart. The young lawyer who come to Jesus asking that question already had the answer, according to worldly standards. 1HE WAS RICH. He had houses and lands and all the material wealth that heart could wish. How many men sell their souk for it! HE WAS YOUNG. He hod the treasure trtd^Ponce de Leon squander* ed a fortune to obtain, and that millions of oging people would "die HE WAS A RULER. He had the acclaim of the throng, who eagerly hung on his pronouncements, and to whom his word , was law. Mdn'. • still sacrifice all for the pride and power of it! HE WAS GOOD. All the Common dments he hod "kept from his youth up." Yet the rich young ruler had a sense of la^k.' He had not found . the ultimate satisfaction, that absolute assurance which he desired. Christ was quick to sense the trouble. He knew that men's motives determine their .ends. He saw before Him a young man who worshiped his possessions, his every thought, word and deed 'motivated 1 by his riches. Boldly the Master colled upon him to forsake it all and put. Him upon the throne of his heart. Unwilling to forsake His false gods, the young mon went away hopeless. Shall we, tod, search in vain for "eter nal life" because we ore willing to pay the price of full surrender—to put-J.esus first' i in our lives? ROYAL CLEANERS McGEE'S DRUG STORE COMMERCIAL DEPOSITORY Dcpoaila Insured Up to $1,000 J. C. THOMAS, JEWELER SMITH'S PHARMACY J. C. TODD GROCERY MAXWELL BROS. & WILKES I. C. BOLAND GROCERY J. C. PENNEY COMPANY ARCHIE CLARK HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES PITTS COAL CO. AND SERVICE STATION Telephone No. 15 T. C. JOHNSON COMPANY Plumbbv. Henttnf, Electrical Contractors, Phone U MORRISON FURNITURE CO. Fine Furniture — Gifts HAMPTON FURNITURE CO., INC. EASTSIDE GREENHOUSES BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE GRAY FUNERAL HOME THE CLINTON CAFE UNION BUS TERMINAL JOE'S ESSO SERVICE PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE ■COMPANY. GILES CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Serriee-Telephone U CASINO AND BROADWAY theatres; ADAIR'S MEN'S SHOP t*- pktam -uwey.- MnnPF < iydccc A B - BLAKELY'S SHOP MOOKc S DRESS SHOP General Repalrtnx — Cement Mocks “Apparel for Women" JACOBS LIST S - W-SUMEKEI^A^tMier Advertising Agency DIXIE BEVERAGES BURTS READY-TO-WEAR BALDWIN HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY BUKELY-BURTON'S HARDWARE & SEEDS GEO. A. COPEUND & SON H. D. PAYNE & COMPANY l of Texaco'Prod nets McMILUN SERVICE STATION Telephone No., 2 JOANNA TEXTILE MILLS CO. OoMrllle, 8. C. CQ P.L E D R .^°I^ R _Sg^ NY CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.