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& C, ThsiwUy, Dcceoibcr 4, IMS THE CLINTON CHRONICLE M. k. J I » ■ r t * « . -* ■ j i « i i MMNVKU. TINNfSSM (ll 11:19) In to tfao radio broadcast in our language we receired from a Roman Catholic priest. In part, be said, “I dont’ If jour broadcast U Protestant or Catholic. Nerertheless, important thing is that the Lord's Word is property inter- The people know so little about the gospel. For Ms rea ls a great thing in God’s eyes.” the dark days of the Middle Ages, God’s Word, the Bible, available primarily in Latin. But the reformers translated ft the languaftw of the people and gave it to great and small, e can be glad that we live in this modem age where by va- tneans more and more persons have the privilege to know this wonderful Word. It has been translated into many of the world. People can listen to it over radio and in cos even on television. Jesus’ parting word to His disciples was: “Go into all the world preach the gospel to the whole creation.” Dew Lord, we thank Thee for the Thy voice through Thy Word. He Of Thy Word to all ry, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sexton and son were guests of Mrs. Ada Center and daughters last week. Mrs. MUian Trammell and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Peace and family of Woodruff, attended a birthday dinner hon oring Mrs. Trammell’s unde, Cart Campbell, in Inman Sun- day. Mrs. Bud Carr and sons of Augusta, Ga., spent the holi days with Mrs. John Hedge, path and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Carr in Joanna. Mrs Hubert Leopard and Riu dee Heaton spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fulmer in Johnston, and while there visited in Augusta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Fulmer ac companied them home for Thanksglviing dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lyda, Mike, Miss Haxel, Carroll, Miss Mildred Long and Mrs. Carrie ReH Leathers visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gilreath in Green ville Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox, Sr., for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vin son and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cox of Seneca, and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cox, Jr., of Charles- sisted Mrs. King in serving re- Mrs. Tommie Hooper of damson, spent Sunday with Mr. and Ml*. Clyde Laney and Mrs. Inabelle Hooper. Andy Howe of Gaffney, spent a few. days last week with Ms grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Fee man. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Owings in Duncan for Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Eddie Dominick and Mrs. Ruth Satterfiled of Green wood, visited Mrs. Susie Hawks and daughter last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Proffitt, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Proffitt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Proffitt at tended the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs. Sallie Prof, fitt, in RicMand, Va., Novem ber 19. Vert Green and daughters, Patsy and Dorothy, of Joanna, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Huey Sunday. HONORING NEWLYWEDS Mrs. Hall King gave a drop- in party nt the Community House Sautrday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip King of O- cala, Fla. Mrs. Allen Power and Miss Marie King as- BIBTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCall an nounce the birth of a son, Joe Douglas, Nov. 24th at Bailey Memorial Hospital.' Mrs. Me. Call! is the former Josephine Brewer. CELEBRATED A BIRTHDAY wedding anni versaries: Andy Welbank has a birth day Dec. Srd. Dena Heaton, Robin Snel- grove, Mrs. Loretta Hanks, Henry Caughman, Cindy Lee 4th. Sammie Foster 7th. Buddy Hedgepeth, Steve Wind sor, Sgt. Colie Biease, 9th. Willie Quinton 10th. Barry Cannon 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Clarnece Dun away celebrate their wedding anniversary 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shepard celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving. HERE FOR FUNERAL Those out of town for the Graham - Proffett funeral were Mr. and Mrs. George Crouse, Gary and Mr. T. W. Proffett of Ware West, Va., Melvin Prof fett, Portsmouth, Va., Mrs. Grace Ford, Mrs. Fay Gently, and Mrs. Edna Alexander of Woodruff, Mrs. Erline Strick land, Tonita Melts, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Strickland, James Davis, Maxie Davis of Laur ens, Mrs. Dennis Wayne, Mrs. Estess Gibson, Buck Wright of - Westminster, S.- C.. Mr. and Mrs. John Bledsoe and Sheila of Bond Cross Road, Mrs. Bertha Cannady, Mrs. Bill Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Can nady of Fountain Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Furman Spelts, Bin. Pat sy Gamble of Honea Path, Mr. and Bin. James Spelts of Rock Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Lassie Hum phries of Cliffside, N.C., Bin. Frank Lee, Mrs. Pearl Cannon of Kinard, Bin. Joyce Wright, Bin. Dollie Wright of Gren ville, Mn. Robert Oregon, Mn. Joe Holder of Greenwood, Bin. Lewis Pitts, Mn. Willie Mae Humphries, Bin. by and son of Barbara Burns et YOU IF YOU DON’T READ THE < DON’T Spelts, Mn. Myrtic Burn, Mn. Daisey Hendenon of Laurens, Mn. Gary Armstrong of Gray Court, Calven Brewington of Joanna, Mr. and Mn. Elton PhoM Sear* far K Detergent Mb. $5.99 DsUvctad to your door, fll stka Can CALL 838-2414 NOW! THOUGHT FOR THE DAT God speaks to us through IDs Word every day. Do we hear i? Do we help othen to hear HlmT Jostp Barak (Tagteslatta) of Interest From... West Clinton MURRAY ADAMS, Cormpondent and Representative Bailey Struct Dial 833-2624 Mr. and Bin. Joe Gibbs vis ited Bir. Gibbs’ mother and ais- Mn. Garris McGraw, and and Mn. E. R. Cramer in ivelen Rest ever the week- . and Bln. David Reed family of Ware Shoals, guests Sunday of Mr. I’s mother, Mn. Pearl She is making her home here with her sister and niece, Bin. Mollie Martin, and Mn. Ines Blackwell. Bin. Dan Moore and children of Liberty, spent the week-end with Bir. and Bin. L. C. Gooch. Bir. and Bin. Herbert Hughes were called to Greenville last week due to the death of bis brother-inlaw, Copeland Adair. Mn. 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