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Thursday, July 12, 1951
Six-Inch Sermon
By REV. ROBERT H. HARPER
SAFEGUARDING THE HOME
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Pajre Sere*
This IS OUR TOWN
By Ad*lin« ,
Tl YOUNGUNS'
19:3-9; I Corinthians 13:4-T.
Memory Selection: I Corinthians
13:7.
The home of Isaac and Rebekah
was a home divided, with Isaac
showing a preference for Esau and
Rebekah favoring Jacob. That Re
bekah was a better judge of char
acter does not excuse the deceit she
worked upon her husband through
Jaco.b to secure Jacob the birth
right. She dressed the neck and
arms and hands of Jacob with skins
that he might resemble the hairy
Esau. And the blind Isaac was de
ceived and he gave the blessing of
the birthright to Jacob.
The teaching of Jesus concerning
divorce is very plain—there is only
one cause recognized as being suf
ficient to give one a divorce—/hat
_ . n - 0 „ it o A They hev the nicest manners
Genesis 27:6-7, 15-20; Matthew ^n’ they hev got th’ sweetest smile. .
An’ they don’t mind workin’ a bit— Shellacked
Jest atter they hev played a-while. which have
A" • AN D
‘home
or
varnished surfaces
spots are most easily
Ther talk is most forceful English— cle * ned with kerosene and powdered
I guess! What they say shore sticks, tripoli. Use a light pressure and make
Yit, many uv ’em’s parents swal- certain the surface is dried carefully.
lered no grammers,
Ner et any ’rithmetics.
But we’ll hev to hand it to ’em
Fer totin’ fair an’ doin’ ther part—
Shore ! they’re the younguns uv ’r
town
An’ th’ darlin’s uv ’r heart!
Faded fiber rugs can be renovated
by using a coat of good quality house
paint which has been thinned with
turpentine. Use three parts of paint
to one of turpentine. Work paint into
fiber thoroughly with brush for best
results.
Wash brooms and brushes occa-
jsionally in two quarts of warm water
to which has been added four table
spoons of ammonia. Let the straws
and bristles soak for half an hour,
The Government is my shepherd, rinse thoroughly and hang in a cool
I need not work. Tt allnweth mm tn Pl*** *°
it leadeth 1 To I**® linoleum a high polish as
well as aid in cleaning it, add par-
“®" affin to the water with which you
The Bureoucrot's Proyer
lie
down on good jobs;
me beside still factories,
stroyeth tny initiative; it
It
is adultery. The innocent party'has' “T BCrub -
the right to secure a divSe from Kee .P. floors cle ®" wh en it’s raining
an adulterous husband or wife. And fuJo, vh tho vJw filing a scrub brush upside down
whosoever marrieth one who Ha nut' , rOUgh the valley °* and, right outside the door
^wav for ^ M^r\ P .n ^ cit apending, I shall fear no b« wiped befor, .atari
away
“''f th,n :evil; its doles and its vote-getters
mit adultery. It w^uld £ a whX' they comlort me - U preparcth an,
upside
so shoes can
entering the house.
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- . . (Serves 8)
earnings of my grand-1 8 8 i ice8 bread
It filleth my head with i 6^-ounce can crab meat, flaked
bologna; my inefficiency runneth 1 i tablespoon lemon juice
over. Surely the government shall % /cup chili sauce
care for me all of my^ife and I; 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
shall dwell in a fool’s paradise for- j % cup salad dressing
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tershire sauce. Spread bread, top
with salad dressing and broil until
West Clinton...
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Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cauble will
celebrate their first wedding anniver
sary July 15.
Richard Woodard has a birthday
July 10.
Bobby Simmons was five years old
July 7.
Richard Smith was 15 years old
July 8.
John Smith will be seven years old
July 15.
Patricia Campbell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Campbell, will be nine
years old July 16.
Dewey Oxner celebrated his birth
day July 7.
Jimmy Barker celebrated his 10th
birthday July S.
Mrs. William Samples celebrated
her birthday July 2.
Mrs. Jesse Samples will have a
birthday July 29.
With the Sick
Terry Campbell is a patient at the
General hospital in Greenville.
Mrs. Earline Strickland has re
turned home from General hospital
in Greenville.
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W oltovTo r , economic Utopia for me by appro-,
tter. fould be develop^* mK ^i‘ he WninSS ° f my gr " d - ! ’
respect for the teachings of Jesus,'
that there might be fewer broken
hmes and a lesser number of chil
dren with blighted lives.
But first of all there is needed
the blessed experience of the love
of Christ to hold the home together.
It is the love that is implanted in
the heart through faith in Jesus.
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Worn places on the wooden or
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whole floor.
An inexpensive floor wax can be
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