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I MoGORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1946 •tfORMICK MESSENGER ■dmond j. • McCracken, al the raet, /pCMaa at Ma- 8. as aa^ll Matter ef mm seMf. J Months 41JW - .78 Wires - Month^.! jo 3lX v ^ t REV^ ROBERT R HARPER * -V ."- ■ . ; X'-. > Jt Litter on CMstimn hiring. Lesson for December i: Acts Ephesians 6:13-18. Atetbory Selection; Lphesitns wail of the «a«D offered ware* a^ops In .front, with Panthers Defeat ThomWell' Orphanage > f ' r r ? aone- to Intorfaqe. , But ceciturtea ago ” Me lucraMre tnMto to aUver Images eg . D|an* aboot the doom of her so reduced, after Raul : 804 'labored two, gears. In-Ephesus, ” Mat Demetrius » soft, his fellows tipcpft?meter tCM!?-pr6 ooncem for, the ettjTs *: J -' v ‘ i • • l • The Incident shows how 1 1 J swfsea against OhrUti&n work erery- ‘ where frpm those who exploit the | Wfees of their fellows Id greed of i M»Tn The second passage of the } hnion text shows how such oppoel- W Mm must he met aad tells of the that Christians must wear the forces of erll. \ ! i t i About ten yean after the uproar e M Ephesus, Paid wrote a letter on Chiisttan living to the Ephesian exhorting them to put on f Me whole armor of Odd. He then « worked out hiS metaphors with all C Mr accouterment of an ancient sol- £ dfcsr. OirtDe of truth, breastjdate of £ WfehtcQUMees, iandali of the prep- T mtntkm of the gospel of peace, shield * ifegjfcith, helmet of salvation, and, the Vweued of the Spirit, which Is the ^gwaHk ef Qod, must arm Christians. In full panoply, with prayer supplication, watchfulness and rerance, the soldier of thr must stand in the evil day having done all, to stand.** <* To Be Enlisted A 1 . ' la Navy Immediately • . «it • » Hip more waiting line! Men en- in the navy now will be in the navy immediately. is only for a short-period, the Officer in Charge, Chief ■fcmician Mate B. E. Cooper, of Hke Hhvy Recruiting Station, ah- ;d today. fe navy has a new. program *ar music lovers, or for all itive musicians open to men* over 17 and wider 31 of age. To be eligible for this r all applicants must suc- pass a musical e^amina- Mwm ds Washington, D. C., and , will IfeorJbted in Washington, D. C., V accepted. Chief Cooper urges all wipfirants interested to see or wAdfe him for full detail informa- 8Bml Cfcfef Cooper also 1 stated that take electronic technician mates Iww been extended to 48 weeks of .defensive training and’ that ' the WmQr test has been lowered sdiriO- Tuffiefl iai ' order to procure more ujfcra ii this field of the naval ser- “Ifre United States Navy has now memmed unlimited recruiting. Yes, jrswng- men 17 through 30, you may mwt enli®t, in the navy with ‘no in this new peace’ Mwoewavy which offers higher pay asarf allowances than ever” : before, ajpasoinzed training in over eighty ^fjferent trades will give you ; the dfir£7 and exner’ence so necessary you return to civilian life T5p“ whole field of radio and radar Che latest modern equipment WBffl prepare you to cope with this wSacfronic era. ’ Chief Cooper will furnish you all the necessary information, g^xitnct him at U. S. Navy Rp- ■roriTmrg Station, Room 224, P. : 6. MMt-r Augusta, Georgia. X * ‘ • • ' , !Afmost anything from the hnm, it seems, can be made into jpwrrething else. Chemists and gfe*«r test tubes are accomplishing Sosts as spectacular as Cinderella's Wmky Godmother when she waved Ittrwand and turned the pumpkin msmA mice into a coach and-four." —9- R. Winters, in “Test Tube “it". Two linemep engineered a Mc Cormick touchdown at Greenwood last Thursday afternoon to give the Panthers a 6-0 edge over the Thornwell Orphanage eleven and the Upper State championship in Class “C” competition. Bill Creighton, center, rushed through to-block a Thornwell punt in- the second quarter, the ball rolled over the goal line and Perry Brown, end, fell on it. The try for the extra point was no good. The Panthers leave Friday morning to meet' St, Stephens On their field for the state title. The game will be played Friday night ^nd the Panthers will return home Saturday. -• ..»•••.“*- • • v- .v..:. n- " 1 ■ 1 A 1 '■■ ■— The rich brown carpet of leaves under foot in November goes -far to compensate for the loss of vari colored foliage. > 0 1 x /M . ” ’ • ■ - “Modern science has made the world a very small place, and we can never have peace until the present great disparities in health arid, levels ]of living characteristic it' present-day life are eliminated. Good health and good living are dependent Ih no small measure on adequate food, shelter, and cloth ing, the raw materials of which come from agriculture.”—Dr. Hazel Stiebeiing, Bureau of ; Human Nu trition and Home Economics. Notice To Theatre Patrons H. -i* t < IN MEMORIAM In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father, Joseph N. Mitchell, who departed life one year ago, Nov. 23, 1945. Days of sadness still come over us, secret tears so often flow, but memory keeps you near us. No one knows the silent heart aches, only those who have lost san tell of the grief that is borne In silence for the one we love so true. God has taken you home, dear one, from this world of pain and sorrow. We know that you are at rest. We will meet you some sweet day when cur life here is through, where there will be no more part ing from the one we love so true. Wife — Mrs. Lyda Chandler Mitchell, Hodges, S. C., Children— Mrs. Elmer Seigler, McCormick, S. C., Mrs. E. R. White, Plum Branch, S. C., Mrs. H. O. McDonald, Hodges, S. C., John H. Mitchell, Greenville, S. C., Thomas J. Mitchell, Hodges, S. C. Trespass Notice Hunting, fishing or otherwise trespassing on my lands is hereby strictly forbidden-. Guilty parties will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. MRS. R. H. QUARLES, SR. R 2. McCormick, S. C. Effective Dec. 2, we are going on a new schedule. The new schedule will be as follows: Monday, 4 p. m. to 10 p. m., Tuesday, 6 p. m. to 10 p. m., Wednesday, 4 p. m. to 10 p. m., Thursday, 6 p. m. to 10 p. m., Friday, 4 p. m. to 10 p. m., Saturday, 12:30 p. m. to 11 p. m. We believe the above schedule will be more satisfactory in every respect, particularly since it gets dark so early at this time of year You will notice that the matinees are still scheduled for Monday, Wednesday and Friday, as usual. By opening at 12:30 on Satur day, we can have one extra com plete showing. Come in and stay warm. It’s cheaper than burning your own fuel. The Management, Hollywood Theatre, McCormick, S. C — X Letter Sent To Ford Motor Co. Suppliers Dearborn, Mich., Nov. 14.—The following letter was sent Novem ber 11, 1946, to 3200 major Ford Motor Company suppliers by Albert J, Browning, vice president and director of purchases: “When the announcement was made by the President on Nov. 9 that OPA price control was being removed from all but a few items, the Ford Motor Company was asked by the press for a statement on its pricing policy as a result of the\ decontrol order. The com pany issued the following state ment: “ ‘We do not contemplate any in crease in the prices of Ford Motor Company cars and trucks.’ “A number of our suppliers al ready have telephoned us or have been in to see us, and have stated they are in complete accord with this policy. They also assured us they will maintain their present level of prices to us until and un less substantial future cost in creases make such a position im possible. They have suggested that we advise all of our supply and material sources of the company’s pricing policy and solicit their co operation in helping us avoid the necessity of further increases in he prices of Ford automobiles and trucks. “We realize that many serious inequalities existed in former OPA prices on repair parts, and chat some of our suppliers, as well as ourselves, were forced by OPA ceilings to sell at a considerable loss, involving unnecessary hard ship. It is our intention to adjust, where necessary, the prices of cer tain repair parts in order to cor rect this situation. * » CKS fSS >- r. _ NEW FOR ■ y : The new Ford trucks can do your ,haul ing jobs more efficiently and help in crease your profits. Just examine tneir many superiorities and you’ll wane co put these “load-luggers” to work in your business. WE AIM TO GIVE THE BEST TRUCK SERVICE IN JQWN " ^ 4- -’•**“ * . t " 5 » _ Our truck mechanics are trained to giVo you factory-approved service. •»' McCormick Service Station Phone 64 McCormick, S. C. NEW TRUCKS • USED TRUCKS WANT ADV. In the market for timber land any size tract. See me before you sell. Harry Ream, McCormick, S. C. FOR RENT—Ten rooms on land owned by Savannah Valley Good will Association and Simmons Ridge Third Division Union, known as the McCormick Industrial School building. Apply to Rev. Milton E. Gordon, Route 3, Edge- field, S. C., or Mary S. Jordan, P. O. Box 162, Greenwood, S. C. .3' _ : : Every Monday I will pick up Laun dry and Dry Cleaning for the Bentley Cleaners and Laundry of Lincolnton, Ga., and will deliver same back . to homes in McCormick on Thursday of ... • • . f . • the same week. J. T. HOLLIDAY, JR W McCormick, S, C. V Ve ’ V;:.* 1 rr BELK’S , w ALL DISHES NOW AND 10c PLATES PLATTERS VEGETABLE BOWLS CUPS SAUCERS WATER PITCHERS , • • * . 1 O ' * Choice Of Many Beautiful Patterns BELK-LUKE CO. 845 Broad St. Augnsta, Ga. % HENRY J. GODIN O. D. • Doctor of Ocular Science. Exclusive Sight Specialist. 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 FOR SALE: The Trustees of the Simmon Ridge Union and Savan nah Valley Association have de cided to sell certain real property “Most of y:u are awar: of theji n the Towji of McCormick, con sisting of two (2) lots and a tract Trespass Notice Hunting or otherwise trespassing on my lands is hereby strictly for bidden. Guilty parties will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. MRS. JULIA A. SHEPPARD. R. 2. McCormick. S. C. Notice Now that most of the streets of McCormick have been hardsur faced there is a temptation to speed. This immediately endangers the lives of children and adults as well. City Council is not waiting for someone to be killed or in jured to take necessary precau tions. An ordinance has been passed limiting the speed to 25 miles per hour. I am hereby put ting everyone on notice and thi c ordinance will be strictly enforced I also wish to call attention tc parking regulations on the main streets. Cars must be parked onW within the ‘ white lines. It has been nearly 5 years since a traf fic accident has taken a life in the Town of McCormick and it is my desire and aim to prevent another. I earnestly call for the whole hearted cooperation of every citi zen. C. A. Fleming, Chief of Police. huge losses tl.at will bo incurred by the Ford Motor Company in this year’s operations. There is plenty of justification for our rais ing prices at this time in order to give the company a fair and reasonable profit on its sales, However, we feel that it is vitally necessary, during this critical peri od of adjustment, that all indus try cooperate to avoid precipitous or unjustified increases in prices. “It is expected that there will bo a marked increase in the price of some commodities during the next few weeks. But to the ex tent that American industry can hold the line without passing on temporary increases in costs, we belive that the free working of our competitive system soon will bring about stabilization at a reasonable level. “We are sending this letter to all important Ford suppliers and want to take this opportunity to express to you our appreciatin for your help and cooperation during the period of readjustment.” X Card Of Thanks We want to thank our good neighbors, friends and loved ones for each and every kindness shown us in the illness and death of our dear sister and aunt, the late Mrs Kate Morgan. We thank our faithful physician, Dr. C. H. Workman, for his un tiring service. We thank you for the lovely floral offerings, for the sweet songs, and thank the pastor, Rev. A. D. Croft, for the comforting words at the funeral service. May God reward and bless every one, is our prayer. Her brothers, nieces and nephews. containing two and ninety-five one-hundredths (2.95) acres, more or less. This property will be sold to the person submitting the high est bid within (90) days after the first publication of this advertise ment. Information concerning this property can be obtained from and bids submitted to: Rev. Milton E. Gordon, Route No. 3, Edgefield, or Mary S. Jordan, P. BOX No'. 162, Greenwood, South Carolina. FOR SALE!—10 pigs for sale, White Chester and, Duroc crossed at my place. Mrs. W. P. Culbreath, R. 2, Plum Branch, S. C. FOR SALE—Fifty-six acres of land, 36 acres open, 4-room house with 8-foot hall, front and back porches, good well of water, water in pasture; paved highway coming through place soon; in sight of Plum Branch. Plenty of good growing timber and a little saw timber. Price, $2,000.00. W. F White, R. 1, Plum Branch. S. C. Westinghouse Refrigerators,,, Maytag Washing Machines Now on display. 4 J.S. STROM i| ^ j McCormick, S. C. „ •ms FOR SALE—346 acres of land, 6 tenant houses, 3 large barns, home dwelling, good deal of oak and pine timber that has not been estimated; 95 acres of bottom land. $38.00 per acre. Mrs. Re becca M. Boyd; see J. C. Boyd, 203 North Main. Abbeville, S. C. Fresh Yard Eggs For Sale at all times at my home. Get fresh eggs for your Christmas cakes. Thom as McKinney, Sr., McCormick, S. C. FOR SALE—Fryers, $1.25 and $1.50 each. Mrs. Leslie Britt, Mc Cormick, S. C., phone 7021. young v OR OLD*/ t YOU'VE NEVER i DREAMED YOU WOU EEEL SO GAY P-47 A MILD LAXATIVE AND ] GASTRIC TONIC WILL i GIVE YOU SOOTHING REUEf TO AN UPSET * STOMACH . • • • • • P-47 A MEDICINE FOR MEN . WOMEN AND CHILDREN ' 4* 1 - PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE McCORMICK, S. C.