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99c
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COOLER
66c
PRESTONE
RADIATOR
FLUSH
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54c
Cleans easily, quickly
. . . Prestone 10 minute
radiator flush. Regular
<7e size.
RISLONE OIL
ADDITIVE
88c
Cars kin Carburetor
CLEANER
57c
SCHICK
RAZOR BLADES
REG.
$LM
Super stainless, double
edged blades. Pak of 15.
JOHNSON
WAX KIT
REG.
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shines and protects your
ear longer.
SCT x 3-8" HOSE
77c
Regular $1.27 value.
Heavy duty 'vinyl hose
. . . all-brass couplings.
TRANSMISSION
FUNNEL
78c
24” SCAVENGER
PIPE
1.22
SCHICK
HOT LATHER
REG.
$1.00
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For closer, smoother shaves
New Schick hot lather.
Regular or menthol.
TACKLE BOX
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LANDING NET ... 97c
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net. Regularly $1.57.
TELESCOPE POLE
4.22
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REP ALA LURES
1.22
A catch with every cast . . . Regularly $1.89
FISH STRINGERS 9c
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cord.
MONOFILAMENT LINE 17 c
100 yds of 4 thru 20 lb. test spools. Regular
ly 29c each.
SPDtCAST COMBO 5.44
Famous Heddon rod and reel set for hours
of fishing enjoyment. Regular $7.99 value.
4-QT. ICE BUCKET 19c
Keeps ice colder, longer. Regularly 33c each.
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2.66
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1.22
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First Presbyterian
To Feature Group
Week of Spiritual Enrichment
Services will be held at the First
Presbyterian Church beginning
Saturday, April 18th and will con
tinue through Thursday the 23rd.
The services will be led by
the Dr. Andrew Jumper, who is
currently pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Lubbock,
Texas. Dr. Jumper will be as
sisted by a group of laymen, six
of whom will be from Dallas,
Texas, two from Florence, two
from Tennessee, two from At
lanta, Ga., and two from Chi
cago, m.
Forrest Bryant is vice pre
sident in charge of production of
the Dallas Ceramic Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant have five
children and are members of the
Casa Linda Presbyterian Church
in Dallas in which he is a ruling
elder.
Mr. Robert Fenn is owner of
Bob Fenn Men’s Shop and the
Unique Boutique and Art Galler
ies in Dallas. He too is an elder
in the Casa Linda Presbyterian
Church. Mr. Fenn is active in
Young Life, Campus Crusade For
Christ and Youth For Christ, all
youth oriented organizations. He
is currently program chairman
for the Men’s Conference of the
Presbyterian, U. S,, to be held
in Montreat, N. C. in July. He
is the teacher of a young adult
Sunday School Class in his own
church and the teacher of an in
ter-denominational Bible Class
which meets in their home on
Friday evenings. Mr. and Mrs.
Fenn, who will accompany him
to Clinton, are the parents of
five children. In addition to being
a mother and keeping books for
her husband’s two stores, Mrs.
Fenn teaches a week day morn
ing Bible Class for young mo
thers, teaches in the Primary
Department of her Sunday School
and directs the “Children’s
Church” at the Casa Linda Pres
byterian Church.
Coming also to Clinton from
Dallas will be Mr. and Mrs.
“Woody” Eagan. Mr. Eagan, a
graduate of Southern Methodist
University, is an office supply
and furniture salesman. They are
the parents of two teenage child
ren and are also active in the
Casa Linda Church where Mr.
MRS. KDfSER
Eagan is an elder, and in which
both are active in prayer and
Bible Study groups.
From Dallas also will come
Mr. David Hahn, regional sales
manager and consulting engineer
for a New York firm.
A Presbyterian graduate, Wal
ter Mayfield, Jr. of Anderson,
S. C. who is a representative of
the New York Like Insurance Co.,
and Robert Herstine, a plastics
engineer also of Anderson, will
be in Clinton as part of the team.
Services will be held each
evening at 7:30 Sunday through
Thursday, April 19-23. Each
morning at 7:00 a breakfast meet
ing for men only will be held
in the Social Hall of the church.
At 10 a.m. a coffee and Bible
Study Hour will be held in the
Social Hall with the ladies on
the team as well as Dr. Jumper
participating. This 10 o’clock
hour will be held Monday, Wed
nesday, and Thursday. On Tues
day the ladies will have a lunch
eon at noon at which Mrs. Fred
Kinser of Atlanta will be the prin
ciple speaker.
In 1948 Mrs. Grace Kinser be
came vitally interested in a popu
lar religious radio program ori
ginating in California. Because of
its helpfulness to her and many
of her friends, she wanted to as
sist the program financially. Her
husband’s very limited income
did not permit their contributing
much to such programs beyond
their regular contribution to their
own church, so she started her
home-style food business in a
Services
Of Laymen
very small way out of her own
kitchen. This little business has
developed into a multimillion dol
lar organization serving stores
throughout many parts of the
South.
In 1965 she was named “Busi
ness Women of the Year’ in At
lanta, Ga. She and her husband
Fred are semi-retired from the
business and now can enjoy their
lovely new home in Atlanta. They
have two married daughters and
five grandchildren. They are
members of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church in Atlanta
where both are active in many
phases of the church’s program
and ministry. Mrs. Kinser, who is
very much in demand as a
speaker at church groups, will be
the speaker for the Ladies Lunch
eon on Tuesday at noon at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Youth Choir
To Present
Greenwood Service
The Youth Choir of the First
Presbyterian Church of Clinton
will join with the youth choirs
of the First Presbyterian Church
of Greenwood this Sunday, April
19th, at 4:30 p.m. to present a
Choral Vesper Service at the
Greenwood Church.
Mr. Charles T. Gaines is the
director of the local Youth Choir.
The choirs will sing individually
as well as combine for sections
of “Rejoice.”
Two students from Presbyter
ian College, Cecil Gurganus and
Jay Warthen, will accompany the
“Rejoice” pieces on guitars. Cin
dy Ivey and Debbie Gaines will
be soloists in one of the an
thems.
Youth from both churches will
then meet together for supper, a
program, and fellowship. The
evening will conclude with a pro
gram by three folk singers-Jill,
Cecil, and Jay -- students at
Presbyterian College. The public
is invited to attend.
Musical Team Assists
With Church Services
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wil
liams, a talented young husband-
wife musical team from Wheaton,
Illinois, will be in Clinton to
participate with others in the
week of Spiritual Enrichment
Services at the First Presbyter
ian Church.
Sherman Williams is president
of FourMost Productions, an
agency specializing in audio and
video communications. His repu
tation as a creative producer-
director for TV and radio has
earned him nationwide recog
nition. His most recent major
accomplishment was that of help
ing develop the nationally syndi
cated color TV series, "Day of
Discovery, ” for which he was the
host as well as the producer.
Williams spent five years as
producer-director at radio sta
tions WMBI AMFM, Chicago,
where he founded and directed
the well-known “Sunday Nite
Sing.” He is a tenor soloist and
has sung in such familiar record
ing groups as the Sixteen Sing
ing Men, the Don HustadChorale,
the Crusader Men of Billy Gra
ham’s “Hour of Decision," and
the Men of Music of the “Radio
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Bible Class.” He has served as
music director for Chicago and
Youth for Christ as well as Be
thany Reformed Church, Chicago
and Circle Church, Chicago. He
presently assists in the music
ministry at Wheaton Bible
Church.
Marti Williams was pianist-
organist for the “Day of Discov
ery” television series. Her own
piano program, “Interlude in I-
vory,” was developed while she
was on the staff ofWMBIAM-FNL
She has accompanied such out
standing Christian musicians as
the Sixteen Singing Men, the Me
lody Four Quartet, Ed Lyman,
Bill Pearce, Dave Boyer, Helen
Barth, Suzanne Johnson, Dick
Faulkner, the late Bill Carle,
Bev Shea, and many others. Her
creative keyboard arrangements
and accompaniments have won
her acclaim by outstanding
Christian leaders across Ameri
ca.
Mrs. Williams is also a tal
ented arranger and music edi
tor for “Sound of Youth* music
publications, a division of Four
Most
Mr. Williams (B. A., B. M.E.)
and his wile r B.
S.M.) received their training at
the American Conservatory of
Music, Moody Bible Institute, and
the University of Chicago. Both
are members of the CHRISTIAN
ARTISTS GUILD, a nationwide
association of evangelical musi
cians.
Their musical presentation
will mclude vocal and instrumen
tal duets and solos. They will
sing several songs which will be
augmented by taped orchestral
music from their most recent
long-play recording.
The Williamses will be the
guests of the young people at the
Y Dance on Saturday evening,
April 18, where they will sing and
play.
They will speak to the young
people at Sunday School hour and
also at the youth meeting at 6 p.m.
COMING TO
SOUTH CAKOUNA
VICE PRESIDENT
SPIRO I. ACNEW
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