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Poge Twelve THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursdoy, Morch 28,1946 UPTOWN CHURCHES Evening Worship—7:30 p.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH W. Redd Turner, D. D„ Minisjer Sunday School—10:00 am. Mornl*g Worship-ll:I5 am. Pioneer Fellowship—S:00 p.m. T BAPTIST CHURCH Training Union—6:30 p..m. Worship—7:30 p m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH C. Bynum Bells. D.D. Minister Sabbath School—10:00 am. Worship Service—11:00 am. WEST CLINTON CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH PENTECOSTAL HOUNESS ^CHURCH OF GO E BAPTIZED CHURCH SOUTH CLINTON 'D1A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A BAPTIST CHURCH. GOLDVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHUR< EPWORTH METHODIST CHURCH Hj.fielder Bauknlght, Pastor j am.; 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Sundays, 10:00 M. Smith Haley, Pastor Sunday School—10:00 am. ■ Worship Service—11:00 am. Worship—7:00 pm. ATTEND the CHURCH of TOUR CHOICE SONDAT The Churches of This Community Welcome You to Their Services THE BIBLE IS A SPIRITUAL BOND THAT KNOWS NO LIMIT OR DISTANCE JAMES FENNIMORE COOPER, one of AmerieoYgreot outfcors; ond one of our beloved county's most distinguished citizens, noticed that o large nurnber of the families could not afford to purchase Bibles, ond along with several associates during 1816, founded the Americon Bible Society. They had one grand object, ond that.was tg.put a Bible in ’every home, especially among the pioneers. That Bjble Society hos grown ond today there'is greater interest be*’ mg token in it than.ever before. There is no place in the world where the Bible is not to be found. Commencing with July, 1940, there were four million six hundred twenty-four thousand three hundred, fifty-four . copies of the New Testoment furnished our men and women marching under the cojors. It'hos also placed with our service people ond others, two hundred seventy-seven thousand one hundred eighty-five Bibles and single books of the Bible, totalling one million, three hundred thirteen thousand one hundre^Lforty-two. READ THE BIBLE DAILY Visit Your Church Every Sunday to Enrich Your Life and Your Children’s With Religion, The Saviour of aH A Contribution To CUNTONHOTEL^^ ROYAL CLEANERS ‘‘Beautiful Dry Cleaning'* COMMERCIAL DEPOSITORY D. E. TRIBBLE COMPANY PITTS COAL CO. AND SERVICE Building SaPPUe, STATION McGEE'S DRUG STORE “Where You Are Welcome" J. c. THOMAS, JEWELER SMITH'S PHARMACY J. C. TODD GROCERY ’ Wholesale Grocera GRAY/UNERAL HOME THE CLINTON CAFE "A'Good Place To Eat* ADAIR'S MEN'S SHOP MOORE'S DRESS SHOP ^ J. C. PENNEY COMPANY , ARCHIE CLARK HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES T. C. JOHNSON COMPANY Plumbing, Heating, Electrical Contractor*, phono 4J MORRISON^FURNITURE CO. HAMPTON FURNITURE CO., INC. EASTSIDE GREENHOUSES Telephone No. 2W5 /■ UNION BUS TERMINAL JOE'S ESSO SERVICE^ CASINO AND BROADWAY THEATRES "Good Picture* Ahraya" JACOBS LIST DIXIE BEVERAGES S. W. SUMEREU Aetno-izer ^ J PRATHER-SIMPSON FURNITURE BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE COMPANY •‘Sea* It For Lem- ' "The Home-Maker*" W. C. BALDWIN MOTOR CO. GILES CHEVROLET COMPANY “There * u Ford In Your Future" ' l * c “ BALDWIN HOME APPLIANCE BLAKELY-BURTON'S HARDWARE COMPANY & SEEDS “We Make Life Metaanljor You- ‘ Telethmo Wo. 1M GEO. A. COPELAND & SON McMILLAN SERVICE STATION Hardware, Farm SuppUeu, Sporting Good* Feed* and Seeda Phone JOANNA TEXTILE MILLS CO. GeldalUe. S. O. L B. DILLARD H. D. PAYNE & COMPANY CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.