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IKE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 4, 1948
SIX-INCH SERMON
Bv W-V. ROBERT H. HARPER
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'( V THE PERSONAL VflTNESS OF
TI1K CHRISTIAN
Lesson for LLurh 7:^Acts 8r26-29:
'Memory Selection: John 20-21.
Today we think of early results
of evangelistic activity In countries
where JeSus had said the gospel
should first be preached. As natural
with any movement, - Christianity
T began at the center and spread out
ward toward the ends of the earth.
Philip was one of*, the seven men
<V, “good- report" that were chosen
to chic for the-poor and needy. He is
knownXas ‘‘Philip Hie Evangelist."
(.i fted vvith sk.ll and tact, he be-
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came a migh'y witness for Christ.
H.s convert, of whom we think to-
passagdfthe royal treasurer was read
ing was the' 53i;d chapter of Isaiah
which we regard as a striding proph
ecy of Christ, As the chariot moved
on toward the south, Philip ex
pounded the passage and showed its
buiftllment in '(Christ, —_
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Coming to, a -pool in the desert,
the eunuch asked to be baptized.
And then they had come tip out
of the “water.” the Spirit caught
fhiilip away, while the eunuch went
on his way rejoicing. What a blessed
thing took place that day in the
desert thrpugh Ihe faithful • witness
ing of Philip! Let good Christians
everywhere learn to be personal wit
nesses and soul-winners.
WEST CLINTON NEWS
their pastor, Rev. J. W. Spillers, at
Calvary Baptist church immediately
following the eleven o’clock worship
service.
The bride and bridegroom enter
ed together, the bride wearing - a
suit of ice blue gabardine with black
accessories. She carried a white
prayer book topped with a purple
throated orchid.
Later in the afternoon they left
for a wedding trip to Miami, Fla.,
and upon their Return-will make the.r
home with the bride’s parents.
Mr. Smith is‘the son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Smith.
Birthday Party For Roberta
McGinnis — .
Little Roberta McGinnis was sur
prised when arriving home from town
Friday, opened the door to her home
and 23 little boys and girls sang
“Happy Birthday To You.”
Roberta Was celebrating her 5th
birthday and received a number of
gifts from her friends.
Mrs. McGinnis was assisted • by
Mrs. efw. Foster in serving refresh
ments.
W. M. S. Meet
The Woman’s Missionary Society
of -Calvary Baptist church observed
the Annie Armstrong week of prayer
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Laura Mae Howard.
The hosrtess served sandwiches,
cup cakes, hot chocolate and nuts.
Revival Service
A revival service is in progress at
the Church of God on Sloan street.
The Rev. Roy Reeves, of Piedmont,
•is conducting the services.
Rev. P. • A. Beasley, pastor,
vite^the public to attend.
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Farewell Party For Miss Windsor
On Saturday eyening- Miss Mary
Barker entertained a number of
friends with a farewell party in
honor of Miss Doris Windsor.
Refreshments were sreved.
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op-;), "n eunuea oP great authority
uiide: Car dace,”‘and the royal treas
urer. who had come to Jerusalem to
wu'ship. Evidently he' Ifad come in
fo the knowledge of thcJtrue God.
Under the leading of the Spirit.
P . Wp ran to the chariot, and heard
the - st. ahger reading from the
prophecy of Isaiah. The eunuch in
vited Philip t) a seat in the chariot.;
It M’omed a providence that tne
CREDITORS’ NOTICE
All persons having claims against
the .estate of Mary A. Prather, de
ceased. are hereby notified to file the
same, duly vended, with the under
signed, and those indebted to said
estate will please make payment like
wise.
J. P. PRATHER,
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Clinton, S. C.
February 20, 1948.—ll-3c.
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Birthdays and Anniversaries.
Mrs. Wilson Garner, Jr., had a 1
birthday February 29. *•
March llth is Mrs. Clarence Dun-;
away’s birthday.
Lillie Annie Ruth|*Cagle was one
year old February 24.
Jackie McAlister wiU be 8 years
old March 9.
i coyce V.'rrgn: cervnrates her 8th
birthday tbday.
Mrs. Ray Fulmer has a birthday
March ii.
Shirley Quinn, will be 10 years old
March 9.
| Freddie Joe Lambert will be 7
, years old March 25.
March 17th is Mrs. W. F. Gann’s,
birthday. . *
Paul Woodward will be 16 years]
old March 10.
“Grandma" Windsor will celebrate
her 73rd birthday March 27.
' Mrs. Ben Woodward, Jr., has a
] birthday March 28.
Today is Charles Shepard's 13th
birthday. I |
W. J. ' Eustace was 13 years old;
Monday. ’ T ~ ,
Walkef Osborne has a~birthday]
i ] March 18.
Mrs. A. G. Gallowav has a birth-
J-J i dya tomorrow.
£ March 16th is Miss Martha Gal-
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S' February 16th was Mrs. /John
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gl Pansy Campbell was one year old
February 19.
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Mrs. Bertha Gregory and Jack
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F. X. Evans has a birthday today,
j, Mrs. W. A. Dunaway, Jr., has a
birthday March 8.'
• C. O. Owens will be 67 years old
Sunday, and Mr. and Mrs. Owens will
celebrate their 4,Sth wedding anniver
sary tofnor row.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Samples will
celebiate their 10th wedding anniver
sary March 10. ' ■
R. D. Daniels celebrated a birth
day February 21, ana Mrs. Daniels
observed her birthday-^February 28.1
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day March 31. '
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brated their 8th wedding anniver
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birthday February 25.
Iris Hughes will be 7 years old
March 18.
Today is Mrs. Luther Fuller’s
j birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riddle will
celebrate a wedding anniversary
Saturday.
Rev. J. W. Spillers has a birthday
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Boyette will
celebrate their ninth wedding anni
versary March A.
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