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Pace Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thornwell Boys, Girls Split Four Gomres * , Thomwt'U boyp and girls bas ketball tearns divided four games with their opponents last week. On jatmray H the Thornwell boys defeated the Pomaria tem, 51'to 39, while .the girls lost do Pomrna. 32 to 27. ’^r* On January-11. the Thornwell girls defeated Silverstreet. 40-18, .ind the bo's lost a close one 49 to 47 ’ Kiwanis Club To Distribute Materials For Polio Campaign) The Kiwanis club has been des- ngnated as the agency to distrib ute mam\v depositories, posters. and' other advertising literature ad spec i la ties for the March ot Dimes campaign in Clinton. The drive runs through January. The work will be handled b> the .Publis^and Busniess Affairs committee of the club, headed by A. G Young as chairman, and in cluding D. B Smith. W C. Bald win. Rev. George Hodges and U B Dillard Other Kiwaniaits named to as sist the committee are J >R Cox. .Tdc McGee. -Robert M 'Vaiire. C C Giles,-' J C. Thomas. Russel* Cooper. W M. McMillan. Ear, Payne. Julian Bell. Jim Von Hol- len. Perry Moore, Bill Corbett, Howard Jsmith. Tom. Baldwin, Mack Milam. Ray Pitts. B. B. Bal lard. R W Boland. James E Wolfe,-J Henderson Pitts. T F YOJ DON'T READ TH" CHRONICLE YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS Phone 74 V Thursday, January 17, 1957 ■ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ FIRESTONE WINTER BARGAIN DAYS ClftilpptrRottn C THl UPPtR «OOM WASHV1UI TIWNtSSII THE WORLD'S MOST WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL GUIDE Let your light shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. (Matthew 5; 16.) Many Christians today ask the question, "How can I be true to my Christian calling when I arrt surrounded by so much that is unchris tian'.’,'. Jesus said.’' Ye are the light of the world.” Men do not "light a candle, and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick.” This does not mean Chrisians.are to go hide somewhere; they have an obli gation to be lights that shine into this unchristian world to make it a more decent place. 0 We are not called to criticize or condemn the jvorld; Christ said, Go ye .into all the world, and preach the gospel.” However, preach ing is nqt confined to words only, but to living the gospel so that oth ers will see our good works and glorify our Father in heaven. This dbtnands a faithful turning to God in prayer, and holding fas', tu those high standards of character revealed to us in, the Sermon on the Mount Only so wi!! the light of Chrisbahi^e forth through us. \ PRAYER Our heavenly Father, help us to be faithful to out Christian calling. BJess etrery humble soul who,, in these . days of turmoil, preaches sermons without words and . so show$'forth the glory of Thy name, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. ; Christian love bei THOUGHT FOR tst*e,\presses .tsell THE DAY If in Christian, actions^ . Lucius J. Solanki (India.) HALF-PRICE ON ALL SEAT COVERS i NOTHING HKLIV BACK ! I it* models 19.T0-5R. Two Doors and Four, Doors. LIMITED TIME ONLY ! \ Mrs. Furman Frady Passes at Joanna NO LIMIT on seat cover values during our Fall Bargain Days! Another big selection of beauti ful, practical' Howard Zink covers . . . New styling, modern miracle fabrics, Sunorpma colors and patterns to match any car interior. Come see ’em (bring your car along)! Mrs.- Pe;fi 1 Sessoms Frady, .50, wife of Furman W Ft^tdy, died Saturday morning at 9:3l) o'clock an yne Joanna ' Memorial Irospit.u after several months of declin ing health. , She’was a native of North Carolina, but had made her home in and mar Joanna for the past * : 28 years She was a daughter of T the ate G iston and Ftpma Melvin rating Fe.-soms She was a membbr or Joanna Baptist church and had been employed 'By the Joanna Cotton Mills for 38 years. She is survived-by Tier husband, Furman W Frady, of near Jo- rona; one son. George \V Frady, CoF. Gabreski Says Air Force Losing' Trained Personnel Col. Francis S. Gabreski, com mander of the 354th Fighter Day Wing at Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, told file Lions club Friday nifcht that the Air Force is los ing trained technicians—members of crews that keep planes in ope- condition—as’/ast as their enlistment period runs out. Col. Gabreski said that men are leaving the ranks just at the time | when their'lefng and* expensive training begins to pay dividends to the Air Force. Toe colonel y.ent on to explain that they ac- one dai+tjfiter, Mrs. ce p t p OSJ tjons in .private airplane cShepherd, of Joan- [ plants at' salaries much higher I na; three grandchildren; two | than prevailing pay in the Airj ; ters. Mrs. Ora Koon, of Campo- ■ lof Clintno; Jovce- Fradv ^fowotd\fok hello, and Mrs. Lula Smith, of Ros^boro. N. C ; four brothers, J. F Sessoms. of Scottdaie. Ga.; B. G Sessoms, ofl Glenn Raven, 'N. C : Sherman ahd Rufus Sessoms, both of Newberry. Funeral services were conduct ed Sunday at 3:00 p. m. at Jo anna Baptist churth by the Rev. ; James B. Mitchell and Dr. Wil liam Redd'Turner. Bupal was in : Roserrmnt cemetery. - Colorful woven fiber, supreme quality. Harmonizing Skirting. Reg. SI6.95 - NOW - S7.99 Installation Extra Walter W. 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Mr Senn is a native of Newber ry county having been reared in the Longshore section and is now residing on his farm. 11 miles west of Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Senn have two daughters, 9 and 5 years of age. His duties now will carry him throughout the Newberry forest ry district, consisting of Abbe ville, Chester. Edgefield, Fair- field, Greenwood, Laurens, Mc Cormick. Newberry and Saluda counties. ol n Keg. .31.98-—Now S15.99 Installation Extra woven < ► Washable skirt- Supreme Plastic Kid grain — vinyl leatherette t bolster; gold thread throughout. ing and hacks. Handy map£ pocket. Reg. $34.95 NOW —S17.48 I; Installation Extra X TRULY, THE BEST COVER IN THE HOU5E!! * ' • o - Cox- Home & Auto Supply “Customer’s Satisfaction Guaranteed^ bone 12 205 N. Broad St. | Force CoF Gabreski said that in ordei 1 to maintain the efficiency of the Air Force, these men, who'have been trained at great expense to the government, must be kept in the service of the Air Force. He j suggested better pay for highly- trained specialists and pilots, j Col. Gabreski Is a veteran of ! World War Two with 166 combat j missions from bases in England, rand a Iso-saw service irv Korea. He has to his credit during the two periods of combat srevice the de struction of 40 enemy planes, which makes him the leading ace of the U. S. Air Force. Following Col. Gabreski's talK, a lengthy question and answer period was held during which he answered marry questions put to him by members of -the club. The Leland Youngs Building New Home Mr. and Mrs. Leland Young have begun construction on a new home at the corner of Cal vert avenue and S Holland street. The nine-room story-ana- a-half brick; structure will be of Early American design, and will face Calvert avenue. W. G. 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