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I i • ^ rj- a y> ' \ ' . ; r Thursday, May 22, 1947 v + /' I ’ / ^ - THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Nine AC i ' /► V J, i 4> r* X > % 1 < YOUR BIble Questions And Answers D. J. BRIMM 42. Q. 1) What did Jesus mean by ceive people about it, the most pop ular, perhaps, is the Swoon claim, that Jesus swooned and was buried in a state of suspended animation. SOCIETY (Contnioed from pace three) came to” and released Himself Evaporates into thin air by the facts. Elizabeth Copeland and Mrs. Julian Rustles of Spring (Binding)—Pat Fowler. Forsythia (Clemn); Lone Dreams (Brown)—Anne Owens. Star Sapphires (Renton); Second Piano Concerta (Rachmaninoff) — Peggy Copeland. Grande Valse de Concert (Holst)— Nationwide Search For Oldest Chevrolet Truck If the spear-point punctured only | Coleman. *!t is finished”? 2) Did he tell the the pericardium, then Jesus died of| Mrs. John Coleman, class teacher, repentant thief that he would go toia broken heart, the blood mingled was present and was remembered Jean Smith and Joyce Frady. heaven that day? 3) Were Jesus’ feet with the serum and they flowed out with a gift. | . • spiked to the cross? 4) Which sidei by gravitation. If not that, then the A delightful party plate, cookies' PianO Recital By did the soldiers pierce? 5) How many point of the spear pierced one of the ^ nd p U ^ c h were served. Miss Mary! kij cc C„ mnr *| # c Pnnilc prophecies —word and type — were; chambers of the heart with same shedd was chairman of the hostess 1X1155 JUmerei 5 rupilS falfllled in the crucifixion and bu- results. In either case non-miracn- committee. '^ n en i°y a,:>le event of the week A nationwide search to find the oldest Chevrolet truck still in ser vice in the United States has been announced from Detroit by J. W. Burke, manager, commercial and truck department, Chevrolet motor division, General Motors corporation. Owner pf the oldest 1 vehicle will be presented with a new truck from the to enter their oldest truck as it be the winning vehicle,” according t# C. C. Giles, head of Giies Chevrolet lEor company, local distributors. rial? 6)Did God die on the cross?— ! loua revival was utterly impossible. M. M. I The other eight attempted explana- l^i av Meetina 42. A. 1) Not His life, but His tions are equally absurd, as <San be . a . work of Redemption. 2) Heaven is a| shown - The Hol y S P irit has yarded Baptist JOCICty place where God manifests His glory, | the account against all comers. John the home of the angels, probably f* r ” se ^, _ bo ^ •enter of the universe. Christ told advance design” line of trucks was the recital on Monday evening! which will be .introduced by Chev- | at which Miss Maude Sumerel pre- ; sented her piano pupils. Oi ANTISEPTIC LIQUID' CLEAN ’ FAST !#» Mary on Resurrection morning that He had not yet ascended to the Fath. er, John 20:17. Peter tells us that Christ went and preached to the spirits in prison, I Peter 3:19. Sheol in Old Testament and Hades in New Testament do not mean hell, but the place of the departed, the unseen world to which all saved and lost alike, went at death. Divided into two compartments, see Luke 16. Di- The social'hall of the First Baptist The May meeting of the Woman’s church, where the recital was given, Missionary society was held on Mon- was beautifully decorated. Floor in his Gospel and his first Epistle, as d a y afternoon at the First Baptist baskets of Paul Scarlet roses were having, some deep mystic meaning [ ohurcfl with the Langston circle in' used and a low bowl of the same besides. 5) This is a good study to pursue for yourself, using your Bible notebook. For example: Adam died from sin and Into sin as Federal Head of his posterity, Romans 5:12 ff. Christ, the “last Adam,” I Cor. 15:45, died for sin and to provide escape from sin as Federal Head of all His Spiritual constituency; Gen. 3:15 contains two prophecies, name ly the Virgin Birth and victory over charge of the program. - * . j floWfens adorned the piano. The devotional ’ Was given by Mrs. Receiving the guests and assisting Russell Cooper, followed with prayer Miss Sumerel were Mr! and Mrs. S. by Mrs. J. H. Darr. W. Sumerel, Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Mrs. Articles on the topic of study, “The T. L. W. Bailey, Misses Jamie Little Japanese,” Were given bj the fol-; ancl k 3 *! 3 Padgett, lowing members: Mrs. Lynn Cooper, | A number of friends and patrons Mrs. Dan Yarborough, Mrs. R. M. were present to hear the following League, Mrs. R. H. McGee and Mrs. : program: Van Jones. !Sirs. rolet in the near future. “We expect old truck entries from, every section of the country,” said Burke, “and may find the vehicle in farm service or doing a hauling job on a city, street. Owners are urged CARD OF THANKS The Bell family wishes to express to both white and colored their ap preciation for the cards, flowers and sympathy at the departure of our dear husband and father. Letch Bell. Your heartfelt benevolence shall long be remembered. LIZZIE BELL AND FAMILY. Beginning the first Wednesday in June, our business will close Wednesday afternoon for the months of June, July, and August. Giles Chevrolet Co. scend into Hell (Apostles’ Creed). Paradise (called “Abraham’s Bosom ’ sacrifice types of Christ;' the skins by the Jews of those days) was the Provided by God types of Christ's place where the Blest were resting and waiting. Make a careful study of all the passages in the Bible. The perfect righteousness with which we must be clothed; etc., etc., ending in “The Paper Everybody Reads” *. anH Tororn* rhricf ! W tne virgin Birin ana victory over . - - S ' W ' Sumerel of - Fairy Dance (Eidt) — Jackie SUBSCRIBE TO “THE CHRONICLF ves and Lazarus. Christ did not a*-|s ata _ in His death . animals slain in lered prayer. Franks. «ronH intra Hail sAnnc+i<ac> rvnrsri\ oaian m ms aeaui, animals Siam in During a business session members From A Wigwam (Thompson) voted to sponsor a stay at summer j Nannette Loftis. camp for a /needy boy. The meeting concluded with pray- this particular study with “He made' er by Mrs. John T. Little. saved probably were in Christ's W- Sf" ch ‘ n Hls d f alh ': umphal train when He ascended, I I l a , ,ah 53 ' ?> Although a good and Ps. 24.'Since then probably all W able man has rece " tly P ul>llshcd a saved at death go to heaven; and a certain contingency will return with Him when He comes. Final Hell, the “Lake of fire” in Revelation; may have not yet been, established. Dives was in Hades, not hell (Gehenna). 3) Some have claimed that His feet were tied to the cross, from John 20: 20, 25, 27, but a slanting cleat was nailed to the upright beam at right height, then feet placed one on top of the other and a spike driven through both into the cleat. “They pierced my hands and my feet” in the “Psalm of the Cross.” See Luke 24:40. John in chapter 20, mentions only hands and side, but the church has always spoken of the “Five Wounds.” 4) Ob viously the left side, though the ar tists have represented the right. If on the right side there would have been little if any blood, and no “water.” Of course “water” means the colorless serum that fills the peri cardium. Of the nine theories (bet ter suggestions) by Modernists who deny the Resurrection and try to de book with title “When God Died,’.’ and people in their confused thinking about the perfect God-man Christ- Jesus imagine that God died, it was only, the human Jesus that died. Neither the Triune God, nor one Per- son of the Trinity could die. The Presence of the Divine united with dhe human in one Person gave infl- Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Chronic bronchitis may develop If four cough, chest cold, or acute fanm- 1 and chitls Is not treated ford to take a chance with any medicine less potent than CreomuWbn which right to the seat of the trouble to loosen and expel germ laden and aid nature to soothe and raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Creomulslon blends beech wood ereo- aote by special process with other time tested medicines for roughs, it contains no narcotics. No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon wuh the under- indlng vou must like the way it quick- aOays fiw oough, permitting rest and .ye your money Thornwell Auxiliary Celebrates 'Birthday' (Lloyd) —, — Marjorie Nan- Soldiers On Parade Tommy Cooper. •* Vale of Song (Rolfe) Mills. Starlight Waltz (Brainard) | cy Simpson. # In celebration of the 25th birthday'! T* 16- Guitar Serenade (Gaynor) , anniversary, members of the Auxil- A^ 3 ^ nn Furr. iary of Thornwell Memorial church. ® 3 ^ Dreams (Fredfeicksen) Vel-j ma Cox. met on Monday evening in the parlor of the Turner building. Miss Inez Tucker, president, presided over the meeting. Mrs. Powell Fraser, program chaif- hite efficacy to the atoning death of j ex Pl a ' ne d objective of the i the perfect human. Pink Peonies (Hellard) — Joan Johnson. The King’s Review (Baines) — Lynn Cooper. The Wood Nymph’s Harp (Rea)— 43. Q. The 70 Christian Graces— can they be listed?—M. E. W. 43. A. Best for each one to make a list for himself, using Graces and Virtues as synonymous. Make a list on separate sheets, then arranging alphabetically for your Bible note book. As a starter those given by Christ for the nine-point citizen of His Kingdom in the Beatitudes or Preamble to His Platform,- usually called ‘The Sermon on the Mount,” Matt. 5:2-12. Paul dwells on the Chief Three in I Cor. 13. The “Sa cred Nine” of the Fruit of the Spirit in Gal. 5 : 22, 23. The seven elements of the’Wisdom from above in James 3:17. Peter’s list in 2 Peter 1:5-8. All through James and Peter and Pro verbs, the practical parts of Paul’s letters, etc., etc. Of course, there are duplications in the lists. 44. Q. Who is the greatest human character in the Bible?—M. E. W. 44. A. Estimated by what he did plus the influence he exerted on all subsequent time, most likely Moses was the greatest man not only in the Bible but in all history. John tells of the heivenly choirs singing “the song of Moses and the Lamb.” Moses was the only man privileged to get a glimpse of Jehovah in His Glory. His «subsequent influence can’t be measured. I place Paul next, but opinions differ. birthday offering which will be used | Mafy Sue Darr. for work in Japan, China and Korea.! Duet- The Beetle’s Dance (Holst)— Mozelle McClure, dressed in Japa- J ^ nn Macdonald, Carolyn Young, nese costume, represented the people! Juggler (Pendleton) — Patsy for whom the offering is taken, and Macdonald. $44.02 was contributed to the cause. A social hour was enjoyed, during which Miss Virginia Nichols, Miss Rose Watson and Miss Ine* Haw thorne served punch and iced cake squares. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Reads” JOE’S ESSO SERVICE CELEBRATING OUR Presbyterian Auxiliary Has 'Birthday Party' Memtoers of the First Presbyterian church Auxiliary held the annual birthday party on Monday in ob servance of the 25th anniversary. During a business session Mrs. WE REPAIR REPAINT and RETIRE Tricycles, Wagons, Scoot ers, Baby Carriages and Strollers NEW AND USED * BICYCLES FOR SALE COOPER’S Bicycle Shop 49 N. Adair St.—Phone 210-M may get watted relief [from functional periodic pain Cartful la a liquid medicine which many women (*y tuts brought relief from the crunp-llke agtmy and ner vous strain of functional periodic distress. Bare s how It may help; 1 Taken like a tonic. It should stlmulatw appetite, aid diges tion.* thus help build re sistance for the ‘‘Ume’* to come. 2 Started 3 days ba- lore “your time”. It should help relieve pain due to purely func tional periodic causes. Try Cardul. If It helps, you'U be glad you did. Yook ., INTO CARDUI M *Ct iSRtl. —WtCTtOWR * Our School Band (Rolfe) — Jim Parrish. ^ Carnival Dancers (Chauncey) — Juanita Asbill. Moon Shadows (Lane) — Suzanne Cooper. • At the Barn Dance (Bennett)—Con-! 5 stance Burts. i Cossacks (Rebe)—Roberta Bond. Dancing Puppets (Hellard)—Ter ry Thomas. Dorothy (Smith)—Emma Gray. Dream of Spring (Beaumont) — Joan Anderson. Duet: Clayton’s Grand March (Blake) — Ruby Jo Darr, Suzanne H. D. HENRY 1898-1947 F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY & COMPANY INSURANCE STOCKS — BONDS — REAL ESTATE Let Us Analyze Your Insurance Needs Telephone 121 James S. Gray and Mrs. Frank Kell ers were appointed delegates to the | Cooper auxiliary conference at Montreal the; Fifth Nocturne (Leyback/ first week in July. Members also vot-! Jean Wingard. -Barrie ed to send Maude Shelle, teacher in the Bell Street school, to the Negro conference at Benedict college, Co lumbia, June 2-8. Mrs. John Spratt was chairman of the afternoon’s program on “Foreign Missions.” Later, members were invited into the church parlors for - refreshments. Mrs. George Bailey and Mrs. Henry M. Young cut cake, which was served with block cream. Thornwell orphanage teachers and wives of the G. I. students at Pres byterian college were guests of the group. Tomorrow we invite all of* our many friends and customers to see us. This marks our tenth successful year in business. We can attribute our success only to your faith and loyalty to us throughout the years. To make the day more enjoyable and the pause more refreshing, we have aii abundant supply of Ice Cold Coca-Colas, a variety of pop ular candy bars and prompt, efficient fountain service. '» DiximaiD is our specialty in ice cream. Bring the kiddies—we have something FREE FOR THEM. REMEMBER FRIDAY— From Joe's Esso Service — under the sign of "Happy Motoring," come greetings on our 10th anniversary from ... Joe * Mrs. Henry Ruby Gladys J. D. J. W. Charlie Jr. Folsom Mildred Bessie Sue Curtis ' Theo Mrs. Black Presents Piano Pupils In Recital Dance of the Rosebuds (Keats)— Nell Fuller. ! The Glow Worm (Lincke)—Caro lyn Young. Polonaise, Op. 40, No. 1 (Chopin) —Betty Jean Sumerel. Hungary (Koelling) — Ruby Jo Darr. Sea Gardens (Cooke)—Ann Mac donald. Charmante (Groton) — Mona Blakely. The Robin’s Return (Fischer) — Martha Ann Simpson. Waltz, Op. 64, No. 1 (Chopin) — Catherine Eichelberger. Duet: Grande Valse de Concert (Holst)—Betty Jean Sumerel, Barrie Jean Wingard. - i Mrs. Robert F. Black presented her piano pupils in a recital on last Tues day evening in the Parlors of the First Presbyterian church, with a 'number of parents and friends at tending. Floor baskets of wiegelia and roses, with mixed bouquets of snapdragons, daisies, larkspur and sweet william formed a lovely setting for the mu sical program. At hte conclusion of the selections, guests were served punch and cook ies. Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, Mrs. Pringle Copeland and Mrs. William Bailey Owens assisted Mfs. Black. The following program was ren dered: March of the Wee Folks (Gaynor) —Jane Todd. Fairies’ .Harp (Thompson) — Mar tha McMillian. Airy Fairies (Spaulding)—Linda Adair. Daisies’ Dance (Richter)—Lillian Hart. Big Indian Chief (Ravenger)—Jo die Galloway. In A Sailboat (Richter)—Bruce Galloway. In May (Behr)- r ^Joan Copeland. All March (Johnson)—Carol Hart. Wishing Well (Tibbits) — Jenny Payne. Maytime Revels (Bigbee) — Gerry Galloway. Rose Petals (Lawson)—Helen An derson. Minuet in G (Beethoven) — Rose Marie Nettles. Evening Bells (Thompson)—Joyce Dunaway. Valse Miniature (Ewing) — Mary Catherine Anderson. Poet and Peasant Overture (Von Luppe)—Barbara Workman and Pat Fowler. Scherzino (Moskowjki) — Jean Smith. . , Serenata (Moskowski) — Joyce Frady. Fragrant Blossoms (Federer); Scarf Dance (Chaminade) — Sarah Galloway. Romance (Sebelius) — Barbara Workman. 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