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U^COlodcK MESSENGER, MeCORltiCK, «6irfH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1946
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Here we mre again
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svn about
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brand-new year.
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Afar **47 be titled
with many happy
days for you and
your loved ones.
SANITARY CAFE
Psai Claims t*e World for
Christ.
Lessoa for December 29.• Acts
9:15; 19:2t; 2S:li. 29:29; 2900-
21; Romans 1:12-19; 15:22-24.
Memory Seleetloa: Romans 1:
24.
Paul was the flnt to see Ohrfe- I *• T. Holliday And Pmvl Kdwwnds
ttani^r ae a wsiia reUgton. and he * ^
ehUmed the world tor Ohrlet. This t Regular Dinners, Plate Lonchm,
eras to harmony with We «reat com- An, ^
mlwton at We eonrereton—he wee * sf^rrtftafirw s r>
sent unto OenUlee and king*, and | ^ jncvyewfiiun, s.
the children oC teaei, . I
He early planned to preach Ohrlet I > wwr d mTTVY a ww r
to the capital of the world. In the ' AIV^I' A DV
aiidet of his labor* to Sohesus. he 1 * 1 amn-r ▼ •
m «>e market for timber land
Bone etoo-hemote, lb urmeh the any 8lie tra6t - See “» before you
(oepel in nno»^ hecame **** oooeum* ] selL Harry Ream, McCormick, S.
top desire. Id Homans X, written I C.
Corinth. Paid tolls Of We
knowledges hftTgnat debt, both to I RENT—Ten rooms on land
fee Greeks and tbTbarbarUns, and owned by ^ Savannah Valley Good-
*■ expresses hSs willingness to labor will Association and Simmons
among the Homans. Ridge Third Division Union, known
- tb * 1“ ‘be McCormick Industrial
, m^rnLStunSd^t'ta SSuxlT. School building. Apply to Rev
» Paul had a vision of God. standing Milton E. Gordon, Route 3, Edge-
Ip him and saying: **Be of good field, S. C., or Mary S. Jordan, fc*.
r: for as thou hast testified con- | o. Box 162, Greenwood. S. C.
orming me at J<
feou bear witnern also to Home.'
; Be zeaehwl Rome. aptlThe had ) FOR SALE: The Trustees of the
« Roped, but as a prlsohsr tor his Lord.' Simmon Ridge Union and Savan-
He was soon busy—eklling the Jews nah Valley Association have de-
^ to him (Acts 28:M> and then for two ^ cer tain real property
■ Yean to hi* own hired house preach- I. .. .
1 tog to all who came to to him. There ln Town m&iclc, con
n a touch in Paul's refer- sisting of two~- (2) lots and a tract
aoce to, the last chapter of Homans containing two and ninety-five
to his plan to visit Spain. This was one-hundredths (2.95) acres, more
or less. This property will be sold
denied him. His desire to go beyond
Home shows he claimed the world .... . . . . .
tor Christ. And so should we claim it I to the Person submitting the high-
ARdi utrive to oonguer it for our Lord. | 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. O. Box No. 162,
Greenwood, South Carolina.
HOLLYWOOD THEATRE
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28TH,
Continuous From 12:30
JENNIFER HOLT—JAN KEITH
ALLA RUE
In
“HONG OF OLD WYOMING”
Also: CHAPTER NO. 4
•DAUGHTER OF DON Q”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
DECEMB^Sr. 30TH AND 31ST
•THE GREEN YEARS”
With
MS. DRAKE—BEVERLY TYLER
HUME CRONYN
ALSO: NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1ST
HEARTS WERE GROWING
UP”
With
MAIL RUSSELL—DIANA LYNN
BRIAN DONLEVY
s* THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
| JANUARY 2ND AND 3RD
r "DOWN MISSOURI WAY”
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* MARTHA O’DRISCOLL—JOHN
CARRADINE—EDDIE DEAN
Matinee Monday, Wednesday, Fri
day from 3:30 to 5:30; night shows
Mom 6:00 to 10:00.
WIN YOUR RACE
For Business Supremacy
By Advertising^
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• Jfmt in time to Mvieh all of
•V v:> i'V-' out friends a Happy and
Proeperoua New Year. ;•
... ^4 Mbny pleasant memories af
4*.,yodt come msrchine
J come marcmng
^ ^^View on this Eve Of 1947.
rVy »> : Outstanding among them ia
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PATTERSON CLOTHING COMPANY
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★ Otd friends
For auld long syne we bring you this
cheerv New Y^pj message.
BEN FRANKLIN STORES
McCORMICK, S. C.
FOR SALE—Dry pine slabs, cut
any length; will deliver in 1 1-2 &
3 cord load, at $8.00 per cord.
Wilbur White, Modoc, S. C.
FOR RENT—Two-room apart
ment, unfurnished, to couple, af
ter January 1, 1947. F. P. Deason,
McCormick, S, C.
LOST—One nine months old
female hound pup, white feet,
white tip on end of tail, ring-
neck, Liberal reward. Charlie E.
Agner, Modoc, S. C.
FOR RENT—Two-horse farm, 6-
room dwelling, good well of water,
electric lights; good pasture and
wood; three and one half miles
west of McCormick on highway No.
43. Jim Ferqueron, R. 1, McCor
mick, S. C.
FOR SALE—One VICTOR Add
ing Machine, manually operated,
six coluihn listing, 9,999.99, stand
ard control keys: Total Key, Sub-
Total Key, Non-Add Key, Repeat
Key. Two color ribbon and Auto
matic punctuation. Can be seen at
my home. In A-ONE condition—
price $125.00. J. Arch Talbert, Mc
Cormick, S. C.
LOST—One brown folding poc-
ketbook, containing somewhere be
tween fifty and sixty dollars in
currency, and valuable papers rnd
Georgia driver’s license, in McCor
mick on December 23rd. Liberal f°. r actio 11 on Los Negros, Kwaja-
reward for recovery. Auby E., Today th ' y . re ln Japani and „
Maples, Amity, Ga. Notify Mess- you are otherwise qualified you
FORD TRUCKS
LAST LONGER!
78% of All Ford
Trucks Ever Sold Are
Still in Use!
McCORMICK SERVICE STATION
Phone 64 McCORMICK, S. C.
enger Office.
HELP WANTED—MALE
PROFITABLE WORK
FOR YOUNG MEN
IN JAPAN
All Expenses Paid and
$90 per Month
YOU’VE heard of the fighting 1st domestic
can be one of them!
Sports, entertainment and travel
opportunities are highly developed
in this division’s area. Luxurious
hotels, theaters, swimming pools,
tennis clubs, golf courses and ball
parks provide more choice of pas
time than is enjoyed by the aver
age civilian at home.
High overseas pay (20% above
base pav), excellent
Cavalry Division—first to reach medical and dental care, good
Manila, first in Tokyo. Its men food and lodging and a generous
wear Distinguished Unit citations retirement plan make this oppor
tunity too good to miss.
Young men who can meet pre
scribed standards, and who enlist
for 3 years, are entitled to desig
nate the 1st Cavalry Division
(Mechanized) at time of enlist
ment. Initial training given before
departure from U. S. Get full de
tails at Army Recruiting Station,
132 Post Office Bldg., Greenwood,
S. C.
CADS For SALE IN
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'ait I947!
Good health, good hick, to you,
our friends, every day in the
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coming year. And—thank* a
million! •"
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McCORMICK, S. C.
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How many of pu await too oppor-
tunities of the coming year! With , : r*
how many of na it is the nnnttered '
hope that tomorrow, next week, next
month, things wiU.be better. We
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hope it may be so. We hope that
there is in store for yon blessings
such as you have not enjoyed be-
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fore, and that this New Year's holt-
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day will be one of complete joy
for all.
TALBERT’S SUPER MARKET
Groceries, Fresh Meats And Country Prodace
McCORMICK, S. C.
NEW
YEAR.
WISHES
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^ .With light heart ^
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and gladdened spirit
we welcome the New Year.
Here’s hoping
that the 1947 “picture"
is a rose-colored one
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DORN BANKING CO. 1
We Solicit Your Patronage
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
McCORMICK, S. C.
SUFFERERS!
666 STARTS RSUCf IN
JUST6SEC0NPS
G*t famous, prescript ion
6W, for super-speedy re!;»f
from cold miseries. Try G6«
Cold Tablet,, or.
666 Liquid Co!d
| Preparation today-
'Caution: Use only
aa directed.
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Low-quality farm products will
lower the price of high-quality
products.
GOOD lor KIDDIES «p to 12
Color scheme: Green feed helps
to keep livestock in the plhk of
health.
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