McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, November 14, 1946, Image 2

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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1946 gcCORMHX MESSENGER Pabllshed livery Tkondey ^ I ■etmbllshedJnne f, 19M BDMOND J. McCKACKEN, Editor and Owner Entered at the Post Office at Me* Gormick, S. C„ as uail matter of the second Hn** v » * » ECBSCRIPTION RATES:. ' One Year ■lx Months .78 • Three Months .... ; t R£V. ROBERT H HARPER 1 “toc’-r*" . . i- h ’ 1 '> '-r->, < Paul Ministe:* f.» the Thcssalon- itns. Lesson for November 17: Acts J3:l-7; I Tbes&alonians 1:2-8. Memory Selection: II ibes- salouians 3:13. After his release from prison In Philippi, Paul and his companions "passed through Amphipolis and Ap> palonia to ThesSakmica. In this rSity were many Jews and for threo Sabbaths in the synagogue Paul rea- , soned with his hearers. Some were persuaded and "consorted with Paul and Silas;” also a “great multitude” of Greeks and “chief women not a Jew.” The Jews, with certain lewd fel- Jbws, stormed the house of Jason; ;*ot finding Paul, they dragged Jason fcrth to the city rulers, charging 'mat Jason had harbored who were * taming the world upside down and saying there was another king than Caesar—one Christ. This charge ’ was true, but the Christ they t preached was the head of a spirit- '«al kingdom. After taking security r ;af Jason, the rulers released him. Through the help of friends, Paul land his companions had escaped, ' and they went to Berea, where they .had seme success. But Jews from Thessalonica going there and mak- > tog trouble, Paul left and eventually * reached Corinth. His letters to the k Thessalonians were written from that city. In the first chapter of his first , Xpistle to the Thessalonians Paul t writes that he gave thanks to God always for them because of their t “work of faith and labor of love;” * declared they had become an “en- »sample to all that believe in Mace* t tfonia and Achaia” and had “sound- t ed forth” the word of the Lord. # *. <. . < v: - r*’: ■■ . -'■* V Sullivan News Friends of Mrs. Margaret R Meigler regret to learn that it has •een necessary for her to return fto the University Rospital this pASt week for treatment. Mr. Wallace May son is now at Wbe home of his brother, Mr. B. ®- Mayson, Clemsbn, S.;C. '‘l M • Mrs. Walter Morgan is able to ■e out of bed now,’ Mir. Edward Reames and Miss •Juanita Rames visited Mrs. Thel ma Whatley in Charleston. Her Jon, Johnny Whatley has been ■■Be sick. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. EL P. Winn were Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Williams, and daughter, Jeanne. • Mr. Jno. H. Seigler and daugh- ier, Mrs. Joe Hanks, visited friends jmd relatives in the community, waeently. Mr. Tommy Mayson attended fRmference in Columbia and vis aed relatives there for several v-ivs last week. He reports a good •f&nc. M»*. and Mrs. John Davis of Co- tenbia were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Whatley and Mr. roarn Mavson. Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Miriam Mayson of TOb community. Mrs. G. R. Mayson and Mrs. G. C. Jordan, Jr., are joint hostesses the Bold Springs Missionary Society Thursday afternoon in the ■ome of the former. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Perryman and Mr. Tommy Kong were Mrs! Leonard Whatley. B. L. Whatley, fevelyn. Lake and Howard Collins, and Norwood Wil iams. Mrs. Kitty Lou West, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald White spent Sunday with Mr. John Hughey, who con- Inues quite ill in North Augusta, 9. C. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Stevens of Sweetwater, Mr. E. C. Shuford, Sr., amd Betty Carolyn have just re turned from a fishing and camp- ifcig trip at Edisto River. Recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Winn were Mrs. Xarrelle Winn and daughters. Mrs. D. Geigers of Columbia and Willie Nell Winn; also Mr. Cr ’ ' ; ’ ’ v H „ Perfect Blending Of Highest Grade White Flours 9 Improved Enrichment Process gi. • • Makes Today's C{aussen's Bread . ie Finest' In 105 Years of Baking Experience! : -1 ;• ?v •-.uyoi. In all of Claussen’s 10d years of hakiii" fine bakery goodsi Claussen’s has never before been able to. offer such fine bread! YOs . . . today's Clanssefi’s Bread is tbe finest bread in 0 Claussen^s Century-old history! 0 , For Claussen’s has selected only the highest grade white flours, >y|iich have been earefnlly 5 blended to produce the very whitest flour; (Janssen's is now using an improved enrich- ^ nient process, bringing additional amounts B ■> v of B-\ itainins, nia<*in and iron And Claussen’s CUu lias aheays list'd the newest bakery methods, H w Br( JR tin* most modern equipment to assure bilk cry exetdlent'e. '“ r \ ou'll like tin* flavor of Claussen’s Bread; its even texture, its uniform quality; its =! ichiteness its lender crust. a C2> Ask your grocer today for this marvelous K el *- uiuchia ±C\..cr '( Z Cl R ll, SSens'i ^ Br Cdd •> m m i N Ft ’ 4 < . » - to %•-’ \ 1 tf i.< Breac VI y- V < ^ 1 Vv and Mrs. Charles Culbreath and Anne of Aiken, S. CL Mr. Charles Mayson of Navy, at Charleston, S. C., and Miss Eliza beth Brown of McCormick were married Friday. They will reside in Charleston, S. C. Miss Trula Winn was a recent visitor in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Gardener of Sweet water communiy. RIDE OUT TO JESTER’S SERVICE STATION 2 Miles Northwest McCormick On Highway No. 10 Soft Drinks, Ice Cream, : ( Groceries And A Limited Supply Of Fresh Meats Gas, Oil, And A Good Supply Of Tires And Tubes. No-Nox Gas 23 Cents A Gallon. This Is A Special Price. * 3EE STOVES, ETC. New Breakfast Room Suites, 9X12 Rugs, Sofa Beds, Iron Beds and Springs, Platform Rockers, End Tables, Living Room Suits. 10 piece Used Dining Room Suites, Hot Plates, Arvin Electric Heaters, Electric and Battery Radios. See me for future delivery on Hot Point Electric Ranges, Electric Refrigerators and Washing Machines. COX’S STORE TROY, S. C. i an HENRY J. GODIN O. D. Doctor of Ocular Science. Exclusive Sight Specialist. BABY EASE GOOD for KIDDIES up to 12 f Do not dispare or give up if your Eye Physician or Spectacle Dealer cannot prescribe the glasses your eyes need to make you see comfortably and satisfactorily, just remember there is a rea son. Perhaps it is their unexperience and knowledge of the marvelous new developments to aid subnormal Vision. I espe cially invite the half blind and most complicated cases for ex amination. CONTACT LENSES FITTED. ARTIFICIAL EYES FITTED. Offices 956 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Westinghouse Refrigerators, Mavtaij Washing Machines % Now on display. J. S. STROM McCormick, S. C.