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* 4 « i a 4 1 t* i TfennriAy. November M, 19S0 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pare Sevaa West Clinton (continued from page two) served to the members ana their hus bands. Birth Announcement* . Garner Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gamer, Jr., announce the birth of a daughter, bom Nov 12 at the Pryor hospital in Chester. Mrs. Garner will be remem- be red as Miss Essie Hedspeth of this city. Puller Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fuller announce the birth of a son, Robert Stanley, bom Nov. 19 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Fuller is the former Miss Eth el Strickland. Among The Sick D. L. Owens is improving after an illness. Friends of Martin Wilbanks are glad to know he has returned home after being a patient at the Veter- “DIE FOR ALL YOU ARE WORTH” h , ‘ J'.. • ' , : Hugh L. Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 29 Years Experience PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE Member The National Association of Life Underwriters 1a WEEK Gives Her an ELGIN jTtieauw V / A Offer DAMS fern *2975 Layaway NOW for Christmas! J. C. THOMAS 'It's Time That Counia" an’s hospital in Columbia. Mrs. B B. Neal has been ill sev. eral days. Dorothy Gilmer is recuperating at her home after a foot operation at the Blalock clinic. L. W. Ivey la able to return to work after suffering several weeks with an injured foot. Walter Smith has bfeen ill. Little Lawrence Leopard has the flu. Mrs. Ed Nelson has been ill sever al.days. Little Mickey Dover has the chick en pox. Gene Samples, Butch and Ruby Deadwyler, Mrs. Valda Ellers, Billy and Frances Reece, are ill with flu. Mrs. Jesse Ballew is a patient at Hayji hospital. Mrs. E. S. Wright has been ill the past week. Friends of Mrs. Susie Blanton are sorry to know she is seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rosa. M archbanks. Mrs. J. H. Barbery is ill at her home on Sloan street. Jerry Littleton has been ill. W. M. Samples is improving after several weeks illness. Martin Milam is seriously ill at the Veterans hospital in Columbia. Oliver Williamson has returned home after being a patient in the Veterans hospital in Columbia. J Mrs. Lowell McCall is ill. Samples Reunion The Samples reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Samples on Davis street. There were forty-four present. Card of Thanks I wish to express my deep apprec iation to my friends both here and Joanna for their kindness shown me during my stay at Hays hospital. Also for the beautiful flowers and cards. MRS. D. C. WHITMAN Birthdays and Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russ celebrat ed their 34th wedding anniversary Nov. 11. Robert Cyril Duncan will be 4 years old Dec. 16. Wayne A!ewine celebrated his 3th birthday. Nov. 29 Mrs. Lucille Allen celebrated a' birthday. Nov. 27. Mrs. D. M. Sanders observed a birthday, Nov 28th. Rufua Sullivan has a birthday to day Little David Harris, son of Sgt.l and Mrs. Eland Hams celebrated his 1st birthday, Nov. 14. Paul Smith celebrated his birth-, day, Nov. 22 Mr. and Mrs. J. E Braswell, Sr. will celebrate their 44th wedding an niversary December 4. Set Charles Kelly celebrated a birthday, Nov. 23. Mrs. Mary Fallaw has a birthday Dec. Uth. Mrs. Gladys Rice had a birthday! Nov. 23. Dale Adams, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Adams will be 4 years old Dec.: 2. Frances Giles will be 8, Dec. 8. Shirley Staples was 11 years old, Nov. 27. Mrs. Dock Dover had a birthday, Nov. 27. Yesterday was Mrs Sidney Icen- hower’s birthday. Margaret Ann Brewer was 2, Nov. 2. Rufus Lee was 8, Nov. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Lush celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary, Nov. 23 Nov. 11 was Mrs Ed Huey's birth day. Araeld-Griffin Announcement Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris, to Sgt. Joe Griffin of Florence. The wedding will take place at the First Baptist church in Florence on December 23rd. Draft Holiday Set In S. C. Dec. 15-Jan. 2 Columbia. Nov. 23—You can for-1 get about tile draft, even if you're in 1-A, from Dec. 15 to Jan. 2 in South Carolina. State selective service headquar-! ters here announced there will be no inductions during that holiday ( period Also, there will be no pre induction exam.nations from Dec. 22 i to Jan. 2. * Worldwide Bible Reading Program For Christmas Season Millions of people in America and j throughout the world will be read ing the same verses from the Bible in ' the period which began Thanksgiving! and will continue through Christmas. | This program of Worldwide Bible; Reading was started' by the American Bible Society during World War and! has grown in the years since. The readings selected by poll for! this year are given below. The theme is “The Bible A Light and Guide.”' To find help in the reading a person, is asked to read regularly, thought- j fully without hurry, prayerfully and | obediently, and to copy out a key verse daily and carry it for helpful) reference throughout the day. The passages for the included per-; iod are: Thanksgiving, Nov. 23— Psalms! 121. Nov. 24—Psalms 1. Nov. 25—Matthew 5. Nov. 26—John 1:1-18. Nov. 27—Evodus 20:1-17. Nov. 28—Psalms 51. Nov. 29—Luke 11. Nov. 30—Psalms 27. Dec. 1—Psalms 43. Dec. 2—Psalms 119:105-112. Dec. 3—Proverbs 4:1-19. Dec. 4—John 8:1-19. Dec. 5—John 12:23-36. Dec. 6— II Peter 1. Dec. 7—Isaiah 55. Dec. 8—Psalms 91. Universal Bible. Dec. 10—Psalms 119:97-104. Dec. 11—Luke 15. Dec. 12—Jsaiah 40:1-8, 28-31. Dec. 13—I Corinthians 13. Dec. 14—I John 3. Dec. 15—Romans 12. Dec. 16—Matthew 25. Dec. 17—John 3:1-21. Dec. 18—John 14. Dec. 19—Matthew 11. Dec. 20—Hebrews 12:1-13. Dec. 21—Revelation 21:1-7, 22- 27. Dec. 22—John M. Dec. 23—Isaiah 53. Dec. 24—Matthew 1:18-23. 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