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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, May 11, 1950 , ^ r
SIX-INCH SERMON
By Rev. Robert H. Harper
CHURCH ORGANIZATION AND
LEADERSHIP
Acts 6: 1-6; 20: 17-18, 28; I Corin
thians 12: 27-28.
Memory Selection: II Timothy 2:
15.
The present lesson shows the ori
gin of church organization and lead
ership. a matter that Jesus left to
the disciples.
Seven deacons were chosen (Acts
6:1-6) to have charge of the temporal
reeds of the people. The high char
acter required of them should be con
sidered by present-day churches. Too
often those who are not spiritual men
are chosen because they are success-
Stote Candidates
Speak In Laurens
Afternoon June 26
The schedule for South Carolina’s
.county-to-county Democratic pri
mary campaign was announced Mon
day. The campaign will open May 23
at Lexington and close July 7 at Co
lumbia. — ——
• ful in their own business, or because Rev. R. H. Cause! at 12:15^ May 8.
! of their prominence in the communi- For her wedding the bride wore a
i ty white street length dress with white
i Elders and bishops are mentioned accessories. They left immediately
(Acts 20: 17-18, 28), and it appears following the ceremony for a wed-
that they were the same. They were tri P Chicago and other places
charged “to feed the church of the of inte r* st - j _
Lord” They were superior to dea- , Among The Sick
ZhM ™ P Mrs. Clinton West has been ill
Divergence of opinion as to the Mack „ cWhortCT are ;
forego,ng has brought about the sev- ^ ^ after bci m .
eral types of churches. Some hold to Mrs w „ Bowi< . continues m at
the presbytery, group of elders or her home on Elizabeth street,
•presbyters, in the government of the _
church. Others are organized about Library Service
bishops Some regard the elder as The community house D f Clinton
the highest order in the church. Mills is offering a library service
Some regard a bishop as an elder has been made possible
elected to high office, but not to a through the American Lending Li-
superior order of the ministry. Still brary.
others regard the bishop a separate \ye have reading material suitable
order. for all ages and hope you will come
Let us realize that, in any kind and take advantage of this opportun- [
of church organization, there is am- ity.
pie room for the service of men of Library Hours
Mivers gifts, who make up the “body Wednesday: 1:00 p.m. to 2r30 p.m.
Candidates for all state offices, and
for the U. S. senate, will be included
in the single campaign party.
The meeting for Laurens county
will be on the afternoon of June 26
at 3:30. In the morning of the same
day,'''the candidates will speak in
Newberry.
Wednesday: 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. >
1 You are requested not to ask for |
books except at the stated hours. j
To Entertain Children
i The Melody club will entertain
j children of the ages 6-9 Tuesday af
ternoon. May 16, from 3:30 through
, 5 o’clock at the community center.
L. H. Bagwell. Mrs. Frank Arevalo, Mrs. L. C. Fick-
Refreshments were served by Mrs.-jin, Mrs. Marcell Barker and Miss
Laura Mae Howard, assisted by Alma Nellie Osborne will be in charge.
Spillers and Dawn Campbell.
5Jrs. Mary Hawkins Passes
Mrs. Mary Nancy Hawkins, 44,
of Christ,” in the kingdom of God.
West Clinton
(Continued from page seven)
Mrs. Braswell Honored
Mrs^. \V irt^ Jennings of-Greenville’ home of her sister, Mrs.
Dr. Felder Smith
Optometrist
Laurens, S. C.
126 EAST MAIN STREET
South Side Public Square
HOURS FOR EYE
EXAMINATIONS:
9:06 to 5:30
Wednesdays 9:00 to 12:30
Phone 794 for Appointment
and Jack Griffin of Ware Shoals, ^ g Robertson at Fort Mill Satur-
gave a surprise birthday * Party m dav a ft ernoon after several years of
hctaor of their mother, Mrs. W. E. d ‘lining health
Braswell, at the home of Mrs. Cecil was a n ' a y ve 0 f Tennesse, but
Wooteil Friday evening. About had made her home here for 15 years,
thirty-five guests were present who she was a memb€r Q f the Assembly
enjoyed a number of games and con- Qf God church - In Sparta „ bur g.
, . ... , | Surviving are one son by a for-
The hostesses, 'assisted by Mrs. mer marr j a g ei Earl Blackwell of
Wooten, co-hostess, served refresh- sp ar tanburg; one daughter, Mrs.
ments - Guynell Bays of Virginia; five grand
children; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac G. Jones of Clinton; three
N. C.; James Jones , of Pelzer, and
Mrs. Braswell received many use
ful gifts from her friends.
Birthdays and Wedding
Anniversaries
brothers, Paul Jones of Charlotte,
i Quinton Jones of Clinton; five sis-
_ Mrs. R. L. Yarborough celebrated ters, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Elizabeth
a birthday May 7. * Falls of Charlotte, N. C.; Mrs. George
Barry Whitman celebrated his Davis, Mrs. Marian Lawson and Mrs.
Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR?
...and...
EMBALMERS
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phones 41 and S99-J
L. RUSSELL GRAY and
Y. PARKS ADAIR. Gen Mgn.
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’ 7th birthday May 3.
Richard Bowie will be 12
[old May 28.
Gerry Campbell will be 4
i old May 23.
Virgil Webb of Clinton;
years j Funeral services were held Mon
day at 4 o’clock at the Church of
years God on Elizabeth street conducted
by the Rev. R. H. Cause and the Rev.
| Victor Snow celebrated his 4th Mr. Spain. Interment was in Cal-
, birthday May 1. j vary cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Snow has a birthday to-j ♦
day. I , Card of Thanks ,
j Victoria Sanders was 5 years old We wish to thank everyone for
April 30. | the flowers, cards and v gifts sent
Vernon Ivester will be 10 years us during our stay at the hospital.
old tomorrow.
Harrison - Sarrentino
Also for the blood donor and the
wonderful pounding of groceries
given us on our return home. May
Mrs. Lessie Harrison announces God bless and keep you is our prayer.
| the marriage of her daughter, Cora [ —Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Braswell, Sr.
( Lee. to August William Sarrentino -*■
! of Chicago, 111., on May 8. : Melody Club Meets
I The ceremony was performed by The April, meeting of the Melody
—^club was held at the community
center. T — i
| Tench Owens, local attorney, was
guest speaker. He gave an interest-1
ing talk on parliamentary law, after ’
which a social hour was enjoyed.
WILL BEST EXPRESS YOUR
LOVE TO HER
BE SURE TO LOOK AT YOUR DOOR
Don't Miss Your Mother’s Day Flowers
Eastside Greenhouses
CLINTON-JOANNA HIGHWAY
Phone 520-J Plenty of Free Parking Space
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