The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 26, 1924, Image 10
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The /ate for Candidate Card* for
Mayor, State and. County offices is
$5.00; for Alderman, $3.00. All an
nouncements payable in advance.
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Sheriff of Laurens County,
subject to the result of the Democra
tic primary.
F. LUTHER RIDDLE.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election to the office of
Sheriff of Laurens County, subject
to the rules and.result of the Demo
cratic primary election.
S. C. REID.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Sheriff of Laurens Coun
ty, subject to the rules and result of
th^ Democratic primary.
A. H. MOORE.
I hereby announce myself a candi-
d*fe for The office of Sheriff of Lau-
county and pledge, myself to
by the rules of the Democratic
pri ary. D. D. PEDEN.
JJ FOR MAGISTRATE
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Magistrate of Hunter
Township at Clinton, subject to the
rules and result of the Democratic
primary.
J. CALVIN TEMPLETON.
“L
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Magistrate of Hunter Town
ship, Clinton, subject to the rules and
results of the Democratic primary
election. WILLIAM N. BOBO.
Tp the Voters of Hunter Township:
Having been appointed by Governor
McLeod to serve the unexpired \ term
of ti$e late R. R. Milam, as Magistrate
of Hunter Township at Clinton, I am
now asking your support for
regular term, subject to the
thK .Democratic primary
E. T. RIC
Thereby announce myself as a can
didate for kjteaetwti* a|ater
Township at Cnnton, sdbject' to the
ruW& and results tjm rBemocratic
primary. WVT.WTNAM.
1 hereby announce myself, a candi
date for Magistrate'of Hunter Town
es of
us
ri nil jffeiH •in:3rn r
candidate for the oIBCft pfl Clqfo
Court of Laurens County, subject to
th, result of|)fe
TOT A. DRUMMOND.
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. SOUTH CAROLINA
WN.0VED UNIFORM WIERNAIWNAI
SundaySchool
' Lesson T
(By RBV P B riTZWATKR. D.D.. Dm*
of tb« Cvaning School. Moody Btblt fn-
•tUata of Chicago.)
(<£>. 1114, Western Newspaper Union )
Lesson for June 29
mio GISH IS
RETURNS ON 7S MILLION CAM
PAIGN REPORTED TO CON
VENTION—>921,<W,000 MOR^
NEEDED.
NEVY PROGRAM PROJECTED
REVIEW—REHOBOAM
MIAH
TO NEHB-
ereby anneunce myself a candi-
ta Sbide by the results of t^u Demo
cratic primary. & lORRfK BOLT.
i T hereby announce myself a candi
date for tbU offhjfl [cfc Clerlr oC Cmirt
^ai4 pte^EA.mYW?!
to Abide by the rtesul ts of tne Demo
nic p^whv
II hereby respectfully announce my
self a candidate Tor re-election to the
crfflce of Clerk
t ity, subject te the runs of the
ocratic primary.
OOLtDBN TEXT—“Rtgrhteouanegg ex-
altath a nation: but gia U a reproach
to any people."—Prov. 14:34.
PRIMARY TOPIC—Selected Stories
of the Quarter.
JUNIOR TOPIC—Main Events of the
Quarter.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC—Chief Persons of the Quarter.
J OUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
rom Rehobqam to Nehemlah.
Three methods of review are enf
geeted:
I. Modern Application ef the Out
standing Teachings of the Quarter's
Lessons.
"“for adult etimerTitnmiied members
may be asked a week ahead to present
the teachings of the quarter along the
< ’ollowing lines:
L Patriotism. It ^ould be pointed
»at how the nation suffered and was
utterly ruined because of the lack ef
patriotism.
2. The need of rent education. Be
cause the people were not taught
tbout God they went Into Idolatry,
fhe real need of the nations of the
world today la to be taught about God,
A Bvlls which aflUct society, such as
luxurious indulgence, tampering with
the occult, necromancy, etc.
II. Biographical.
This method Is always Interesting
md can be. adapted to all grades. The
nost outstanding men In the history
»f Israel and Judah appeared In this
(uarter’s lessons, namely. Rshoboam,
feroboam, Ahab, Elijah, Elisha, Amos,
loses, Athallah. Hezeklah. Isaiah, Jer^
•miah, Nehemlah, etc. These can be
issigned to different members of the
lass the previous week to present the
Aitstandldg lessons associated with
acb character.
III. The Summary Method.
This means pointing out the central
ea^hlng of each lesson. .The follow-
ng suggestions to that end are offered:
Lesson 1. The kingdom so gloriously
idniinistered in David's time reached
rg climax under Solomon, but because
^is heart was turned from God through
i he influence of his heathen wives God
Jetirrate^fteat the kingdom would be
en| from' him. Rehobosm’s wicked
‘ Tty In refusing the counsel of ex-
..Jenced men caused the work of two
tteatora^wis to be undone In a moment
Lesson 2. Elijah's struggle with Baal
'prokree teat'i the r ^ord Is the true God
when called’upon insincerity He alone
■s entitled to be worshiped. %
Dr. O. E. Burts of South Caroline
Named General Director—Dr. Me*
Denier Heads Convention.
- 11 * 1 ■
l. POW£R.
FOR STATB SENATB
herehyii^ioui^ltekMtf A^eandi-
ic primary.
W. L. GRAY.
FOR conghwM tuolg
hereby announce myself a candi-
fo:
th
fifbe Democratic party.
J. J. McSWAIN.
USE OF RBPRBSBNTATIVES
hereto v&MW* rtytetf ^
to ^dR jbf^ rHlw <#<#>*
fcfl
I‘hereby announce myself as a can-
from Lautens County, subject
ithe nkutm;
PAWfiS u - rtiMnro.
th. MklMua fJKMmmSltf !*i
date for the Legislature, subject
e rules and result of the Demo-
3. The proof that Ellaha
by fk>dftp;qoccedd Elijah waa
lolntlng of the Spirit waa
by ibe dons of tbe prophets
;reater works than Elijah.
Lseoen A Thoeewho give themselves
•ip j to tbe elp^wWr.qlU-
mately come to .rulnl The wages of
pin. 1 Is death.: * I ,!' •>'! ’j
'■apse of her sms, according to Godl
tnaouncement through Amos. God’s
word cannqt falL^-. , i
Loosen «. In spite ef Athalfah'S
wicked purpose to destroy the seed
Hers are the sources from which
. . .„ _te4l4.000.000 collected so far on the
royal, Joash ofMeaoiah * J^®*T[** rampaigw come: Alabama $$,-
servW'Ind' etWSttt lolh* tWOhA TW
•larpose of God con eventually fall.
3)ftieep;ft Hexekish, Wtoeh threatened
ty the Asayriaha, resoned to God’s
spd his mlbls-
9. Judah, like Israel, went
ef her sins. God
faithful ones nor
falls to punish the wicked.
the
lelll
eventually come and dellver()||e^l Jmd
•xalt them to their proper place Among
rhfi MtlMIB
11. When the period "olf tKe
as 'fulfilled God caused a
/ f \ . ••
Dr. QEQNiM W. MeOANIELr
New Rrealdent Bout here Baptist
GenveStloa.
Up to May 1 Southern Baptiste had
eoatri bated In cash on their ?l Mil
lion Campaign, the five-year, frecram
for the extension of their general mis
sionary. educational and benevolent
work, the sum of 9U.832.SS1.74, leav
ing n total of $21,147,147.21 to be
raised between now and the end of
1924 if the original goal of $76,000,-
000 Is attained, it Is aanoonoed by
the general headquarters. *
When the status of the Campaign
was reported to the Southern Bap
tist (Convention at Its recent session
in Atlanta, the Conservation Com
mission was Instructed to lay plans
to complete the raising of the $71,-
000,000 by the close of the present
calendar year In order to clear the
way for another forward program
that will claim the support of the
denomination during 1925.
Dr. L. R. Scarborough, general di
rector of the Campaign, has been
called back to Nashville to lead in
the task or raising the $21,000,000
additional needed to complete the
Campaign goal. He will undertake
with the assistance of the various
state and associations! boards, to
effect an organisation that will enlist
erefy Baptist church In the South,
representing a combined membership
of 3.500,000, in a definite share In
the completion of this forward pro*
gram.
Approximately 4,000 messenger*
from every elate in the South at*
tended the Atlanta session of th#
Convention and the entire body
voted unanimously to get behind
the effort to raise the full amount
of money needed to complete the
Campaign.
■‘I r Whore Money Cam* From
,v-y.. n fnasunen i
Of The Open Road
At this season of the year the call of the open road is Strong
aiid most of us are sorely tempted to “pull up stakes and strike
out for the great open spaces.” But after we reach them* we
are equally glad to start home again, back to home comforts
and friends. Then we realize that the money we spent for a
few days' tour would have bought new furnishings for the liv
ing room, or a new dining room suite and that these things
would have brought us and our famliy comfort and happiness
for many years to come. Now is the time to decide which
comes first—home comforts for years or a few days of vaca
tioning. If you are strong enough to make tjie “sacrifice” this
yearry^iMvill-enioyit far .morejban any vacation in the future.
WE ARE OFFERING VERY SPECIAL VALUES NOW
429,231.02; Arturne** __ $2,022,747.90;
District of Columbia $266,257.91;
Florida $882,408.94; Georgia $4,873^
624.21; Illinois $629,726.03; Kentucky
$4.0ff^4l; Louisiana $1,451,985.84;
Maryland $664,716.61; Mississippi $2.-
739,794178; ' MUeouri $2,249,744.14;
Newf/fteloa 494S414J4; North Caro-
11 a s $4,1x1,014 fl; Oklahoma
$1,249,084.42; South Carolina $4427,-
974.09; Tsanossee $3,746441.62; Texas
$8,171,742.60; Virginia $6,722,1414$.
Specials
. Foreign
$16440.00;
“ Word ,th* .people
God’s Woi
>ind they put. away their
ig a revln
living li' te/ bring
Rejecting Hie T
raised by
b7
Ust forces will be com pletm?-their
7| Mllltoa Campaign they will be
Inanchhif the neat 1 pretram
the Campaign. At n session in Nash-
sion-(qpQh
ed it as “The 192
ern-BkbHHi’
regwrwno*! au'Stefil'nd'FYank ;
, T*
Willis £ Co
Laurens, South Carolina
You
u9*fit 4
>,000,000, will be
There
re. The
th h .
I hereby announce myself % the Aiith. “Bedauie they
received not the love of the trtth, that
they mlglit be fa** 4 "
war Not Accept
God will not accept the oily words
thought hv teP-AFcrlflce
th*
or the(1926 bu
lepst $15
local
Southern Conjrentlon.*iS^>ns by tlat
the tekiigikfffobg m
Southwestern Baptist , Theological
Seminary at Fort Wortbl) Vkxai. de
cision to defer for a year any action
looking to a reorganisation of
mrtLjjf, tuw
eonvention, Instruction to the Educa
tion Board to continue negotiations
very to the
Uni
to gin
one protest, which will ho fonmrded
of
the
ef Baptists la
:X>
aril
nT.aa/vM-
Thrift is the basis of success in every walk of life. Be
thrifty and you will score a certain measure of success
in whatever you undertake.
We welcome you to make this Bank your Thrift head
quarters. Arrange to put by each pay day a certain
amount of what you receive. We will take care of it
for you. When you want it, the money will always be
ready for you.
SAFETY FIRST-SERVICE ALWAYS
STRONGEST BANK”
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