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Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, April 3, 1947 MOORE’S Spring Coats Vi-price Spring Suits 25% discount Early Spring Dresses v Vi-price One lot Blouses Vi-price New Easter Frocks Arriving Daily Moore’s Dress Shoppe Clinton, S. C. SUNDAY IS EASTER flOWElW say Place Your Orders Now for Delivery Anywhere When Desired The very loveliest way to say “Happy Easter” is with a bouquet, corsage or plant of beautiful flowers. Because our flowers are scientifically grown in our own green houses, you’re sure of the finest, most exquisite blossoms. Place your Easter order today for later delivery and avoid disappointment. LET OUR FLOWERS BE YOUR THRILLING GIFT TO MAKE EASTER HAPPIER AND SWEETER FOR YOUR FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES. Eastside Greenhouses On Columbia Highway PHONE 2105 CLINTON, S. C. \\ 9 § i i i I • • * • GOODYEAR TIRES :: * * :: :t y & :» H 2 • * rt l\ 8 8 Take a tip from thi» preference—switch Td Goodyear DeLuxe Tires. These stronger bodied, tougher tread ed tires have what it takes to deliver extra thousands of trouble- iree miles. Balanced construction and the best of materials give them stamina for ex tra service, extra tx S16.10 today. , |MW* mM 6.00x1* NEW TIRES DESERVE NEW TUBES Worn. Blretchod, l*aky tuboi can ruin a n*w tlr* in a } irry. Save time, trouble, and money with Goodyear He- Hoavy Duty Tube*A YOUR Bible Questions Answered BRIEFS.. ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW Week-End Trips .. Visitors D. J. BRIMM 21 (£—What facts of Biblical his- - tory havn -besn borne out by archae ology? B. W. ' — 21 A—A complete answer would; Ensign Rufus E. Sadler, now sta- I require a volume, and a good many j tioned in New Y ork, will return i have been written. Almost all the j Sunday after spending the past week [ historical facts challenged by the with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. skeptics up to a hundred years ago Sadler. Misses Marian Pitts and Ann Blakely, students at Lander col- j thave been corroborated by archaeo- ; logical discovery within the last cen- I tury. Some of these are the Fall,' lege Greenwood, are spending the, i the Flood, Tower of Babel, Hamu-i^ spring holidays at their j rabi (Amraphel) and confederates of , homes here. Gen. 14, antediluvian civilization,; t r, * x/,-,! » •„ i. i iexistence of writing prior to time of' Fnirnds of K F M.1U, Jr., will be : Moses, size of Jericho taken by , korry to hear that he .s ill With t!u : 'Joshua and fact that the walls feir 3 ' the home of h.s parents, outward, the two cities of Pithom j Mrs. Hubert Pitts, Mrs. Henry | and Raamses, built by the Israel- 1 Youn g and Mrs ; J - Ham P Stone visit-1 ites for Pharaoh and that he stopped ! ed former s sister, Mrs. L. A. i giving them straw, the various Kings ‘ S arrow > * n Charlotte during thej i of Egypt & Assyria and their doings, week-end. Mrs. Barrow accompan-; the Shepherd Kings (Hyksos) of Jos-i * ed them home for a visit with herj eph’s time, Taking in Pyramidology, I sist er. the dates of O.T. connected with thej Harry E. Bolick, of Due West, was Chosen People. In N.T. the discov-1 here for a few days this week with i ery by Sir William Ramsay that Mrs. Bolick and sons who are spend- Cyprus had a Pro-consul, Sergius ing some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Todd. Mrs. Edward Burts, of Macon, Ga., spent ^the week-end with Mr. Burts who is a student at Presbyterian Paulus, at time of visit of Paul and Barnabas, Etc. Etc. ' 22 Q—What are the means of Gracer B. W. 22 A—Means, divinely designed J OPENING SOON Baby Dy-De Service The Service Every Mother Has Been Waiting For All ’Qk *j I We Are Dioper Problems J&J* N ° W J C< ! n,aCtin0 Solved ''J®© mid Listing ^ Customers FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION Write or Phone 605 BILL BLACKWELL 916 W. Main St. Laurens, S. C. mmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmaaaisstmmmimmmmmmnmmmmmm CASINO THEATRE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, April 3 and 4 college and attended the dances (for the nourishment, exercise, devel-}Mrs. Burts was the house guest ofj opment, growth, general culture and | Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Prince, perfecting of our spiritual nature orj Mrs. Eugene^ Johnson *and son, maqjhood, after we have been born j Johnny, of Nashville, Tenri., are vis- anew. Grace, from this point of view, ; iting relatives here. Mr. Johnson is that which makes us attractive to | was also here several days this week. LANGAN, LYNN BARI and ALAN God and is the sum-total of what i Friends of Mrs. Essie Atkins will! YOUNG. American youth in the we call Christian Graces. There are be sorry to know she is a patient in about seventy of these, including the 1 the Laurens county hospital in Lau- moral virtues. In aggregate, they yens. constitute a healthy, efficient, sym-; Friends of Miss Joanne Copeland metrical, well-rounded, fully devel- j will be sorry to know she is ill at oped spiritual Personality or Man- i her home. hood. They are for “the perfecting! Mrs. Craig Kennedy and children, of the saints.” We are to "grow in j Craig, Jr., and Sally, of Spartan- gr$ce and in the knowledge of our J burg, spent several days this week Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.” I with their mother and grandmother, Without the Means of Grace we can- j Mrs. J. M. Pitts, not reach the perfection that makes MARGIE . With JEANNE CRAINE, GLENN in 1920’s. Hear again the songs, “Mar gie,” “Ain’t She Sweet,” and “April Showers.” Everyone will love it. Feature: 2:22, 4:18, 7:22, 9:18. NEWS. 9c and 35c THE BROADWAY us well-pleasing to God. These Means are: a) The Sacraments, Bap tism and the Lord’s Supper, with fre quent rumination over them; b)Wor- ship, private and public, stated and continual, including prayer and praise and meditation (“not neglect- Birth Announcemenls JACOBS 'Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jacobs an nounce the birth of a son, Robert ing the assembling of ourselves to- Bradley, on March 28 in Greenfield, oo " *" ’ 4 Mass. ‘MrS. Jacobs was before mar riage Miss Shannon Simpson. BREWER Mr. and Mrs. William Brewer an nounce the birth of a daughter, Na omi Ruth, on Sunday, March 30, at Hays "hospital. Bailey Memorial Society To Meet Monday The Woman’s Missionary society of Baliey Memorial church will meet Monday evening at 7 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Ledford on Florence $3.65 pins t« *40x14 First every year for 32 years! 3 gether as the manner of some is.”) c) Study of the Scriptures, all from Genesis to Revelation, not merely reading of selected favorite por tions. The Bible is to be digest ed, assimilated, by meditation and communion with the Spirit, the Author—for our spiritual nourish ment, health and growth. It is also our Travelers Guide along Life’s Road. It is our indispensable, neces sary and essential vade mecum. It is our weapon of Warfare, offensive & defensive, d)Activity, work, em phasized so much by James and much by Paul,. Peter, John, and j Christ, as in the Peroration of the so-called “Sermon on the Mount,” j street. A full attendance is urged the Platform of His Kingdom, and! in His Farewell Discourse. Activity and exercise are essential for phy sical and mental growth and devel opment; just as needful for the spi- ! ritual. It is easy to become a Christ- j ian, it is by no- means easy to be ; one. 23 Q—I believe a book list would interest many readers. What reli gious books, for lay readers of all j denominations, would you suggest ! for (a) those who are not very fa miliar with TRe Bible and (b) those who are more familiar—names of j publishers, prices etc. Also, it would j.be interesting to know which of the ! suggested books are available at our j own City and College Library. ... B. W. 23 A—Most of the books named below are in the College-City Libr ary on South Broad St., but they are reference books and cannot be taken out. All of them should be in each home all the time. They can be procured from your own Publica tion Committee in Philadelphia, Richmond, Atlanta, or Nashville, l: Clinton is in desperate need of a, . , . Jjjt well equipped bookstore. As it lacks | ls r ^„. U _ S „® U ^ j-} this, the College Library undertakes 6 to order for you any book obtain- 1 ; able, at publisher’s price. That i* ti ! an accommodation more convenient than the Publication Committees or | the Publishers. Every home should have a small library of select books of literature, art, history, travel, science and re ligion; to be added to from time to time. Enough money is wasted on trifles that amount to nothing, to provide such a library. For Bible study the following are essential, an irreducible minimum. 1. Each member of a family that can read should have his own copy of the Bible, attractively and dur ably bound, with good paper and good clear text, in the Authorized Version, so-called. Scofield’s Bible is perhaps the best if you will use his notes, references and helps. . One good copy of the American Standard Version in . each home. SATURDAY, APRIL 5 “ r s Holiday Wonder if. Dagwood is out o’ th’ dog-house while Blondie is taking a holiday. You’ve gotta see it to be lieve it. With PENNIE SINGLETON and ARTHUR LAKE. Feature: 2:18, 4:05, 5:52, 7:39, 9:26. Also COMEDY and SHORT. 9c and 35c J FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, April 4 and 5 Trailing Danger Bang-up action and six-gun thrills as JOHNNY MACK BROWN cleans up the Western outlaws. With RAY- MOtol^, HATTON, his side-kick, bet ter than everi Feature Begins: Friday: 2:33, 5:10, 7:47, 10:09. Saturday: 1:30, 3:58, 6:26, 8:54. Fail Guy MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April 7 and 8 dllEflt COIBERI WALTBIPUGEON - JUNE AUYSON TfcSseteCMatC' V AM M-Q-M FlCTUtC ' Feature: 2:22, 4:21, 7:22, 9:21. NEWS. 9c and 35c 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY. best on the whole Bible. For devo tional study Matthew Henry’s Com mentary in six volumes can’t be beaten. 6. A sine qua non is Angus-Green’s Encyclopedic Handbook to the Bible. A fine. Thesaurus of information about the Bible—General Introduc tion, History, Geography, Interpreta tion, special litroduction to individ ual Books and Sections. Halley’s Pocket Handbook is also good. 7. For younger children, an illus trated Bible story Book is very im portant. There are a number. 8. Well to have also special com mentaries on individual Books like Broadus on Matthew, Godet on John, Spurgeon’s Treasury of David, on Psalms. 9. Well to have a full Concordance, j Cruden’s is fair. Young’s and Strong’s! complete but rather expensive. - 10. By all means, a good Life of ( Christ. Edersheim, Geike, Farrar, j Stalker, etc. etc. 11. Have a Harmony of the Gos-J pels, very important. 12. A Work of Jewish Antiquities 1 Of course, many others could be recommended. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 Two Smart People What happens when two thieves try to outwit each other and are out witted by cupid? With LUCILLE BALL and JOHN HODIAK. Feature: 2:40, 4:53, 7:06, 9:19. . Comedy and Short. 9c—35c 10 A. M. Show WEDNESDAY.' Melodrama with mystery, suspense and spine-chilling experiences. With CLIFFORD PENN and ROBERT ARMSTRONG. Feature Begins: Friday: 3:33, 6:10, 8:47. Saturday: 2:30, 4:58, 7:26, 9:54. Jungle Girl, Chap. 4 9c and 30c 10 A. M. Show SATURDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April 7 and 8 Stars Over Texas Action, thrills, suspense and ex citement in this drama of the West, with EDDIE DEAN and SHIRLEY PATTERSON. Feature: 2:42, 4:21, 7:42, 9:21. NEWS, COMEDY and SHORT. 9c and 30c WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, April 9 and 10 Blonde For A Day HUGH BEAUMONT as* Michael Shayne is out to solve another mys tery which packs plenty of thrills. Feature: 2:24, 4:58, 7:32, 9:57. Law Of the Lash Western fans, here’s another ac tion-packed film of outdoor adven ture. With AL (LASH) LA RUE and AL (FUZZY) ST. JOHN. Feature: 3:32, 6:06, 8:40. Chapter 6— Lost City of the Jungle 9c and 30c in r each Other modem versions and versions in other languages that you can read are helpful. 3 A good Bible Dictionary. The Westminster is nwjr and up-to-date. 4. A Historical Atlas is indis pensable. The Westminster Atlas is Clear but small print. . new and good. 5. A one volume commentary that really clarifies difficult passages Jamieson, Fawceti and Brown is the ANNOUNCEMENT I have opened a Generator and Starter Service Shop at the Log Cabin Service Staeion on the Laurens highway. We are fully equipped for repairs, and all work guaranteed. Log Cabin Generator and Starter Service H. A. ROBERTS, Prep. iff ■Wf OARRU F. ZANUCK presents AFTER ALL IS SAID AND DONE THERE IS RPALLY ONLY ONE • t • • as SEAT COVERS We Can Fit Most - Cars. in TEC' OlO& ! 2a LANGAN ALAN YARBOROUGH OIL CO. GOODYEAR STORE Youth was “flaming”! Everybody danced the “Char leston ” “Shieks” toted their “Shebas” in “Tin Lizzies,” and the whole nation was singhtg: *T1I See Yon In My Dreams” 'Three O'clock in the Morning” “Ain't She Sweet” / and “Margie” Shows Start at 2:22, 4:18, 7:22, 9:18 TODAY AND FRIDAY CASINO