The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 10, 1925, Image 6

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PAGE SIX 1 CITATION FOR LETTERS OF AD- 1 MINISTRATION The State of South Carolina, Laurens County. By O. G. Thompson, Probate Judge: WHEREAS, Anriie Henry made suit to me, to grant her Letters of Ad ministration of the Estate and effects of Vance Henry, THESE ARE, THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said Vance Henry, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Laurens Court "Hbiise, I aurens, S. C., on the 14th day of September, 1925, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administra tion should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand this, 23it> day of August, A. D.,. 1925. 0. G. THOMPSON (Seal) 2t J- P- L. C. Buy Your D IX IM A IH l/’f for a M ** ICE CREAM k ‘ • * V — and — ESKIMO PIES — at — P. S. JEANES SADLER-0 WENS PHARMACY AT UNION STATION TEL. 400 GET YOUR HUNT ING LICENSES AT P. S. JEANES. Its an asset-Then Your proport y u a uiiMaaMt if a Southern Home policy protecU it against probable lots by fire. CoutbemHpme ^ |njjyrancegf mpany* D (PROVED UNTO** INTERNATIONAL Lesson (Br REV p H PITZWATKn. DO.. Daae of tho Evenlnr School. Moodf BfbW ta- •tltoto of Chlcaro.) V ((Q. 1911. Wootorn Newnttaper Union.! Lesson for September 13 PAUL IN THESSALONICA BEREA AND LESSON TEXT—Acts 17:1-1». -GOLDEN TEXT—'Provo all thlnga; bold feat that which Is food."—I Thess S:21. PRIMAUT TOPIC — Loving Gods Word. JUNIOR TOPIC — Studying God’s Word INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP IC—Two Kinds of Hearers. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP IC—Searching the Scriptures. I Paul Preaching In Thasaalonica (▼Y 14): L His Method (rr. 1-2). Ha observed the divine order, to the Jews first wherever he went (Acts 1:8; Rom. 2:9-10). He was exceeding ly anxious for his kinsmen in the flesh, but whenever they proved them selves unworthy, be turned to the Gen tiles. . His own kinsmen first should te the method of every missionary, but should not stop there. He went out on the Sabbath day so as to find them assembled together. 2. His Message (v. 3). His message was always and ever the same, viz., that Jesus is the Cheiat JUDGE DENO UNI SWIMMING Ramage In Grand Jary Charge P<4is v To Resorts As Breeding Places: For Vice and a Menace. Spartanburg, Sept. 7.—A scathing denunciation of modern swimming pools as breeding places of vice and immodesty and as dangerous factorg in the destruction of civilization's Ae ry foundation was issued, by Judge C. J. Ramage, presiding over a special term of sessions court Monday morn ing, in urging the Spartanburg grand jury to throw some restraint about these “places of vice.” Judge Ramage declared that he is not. surprised that God has visited a calamity upon the country when pub lic swimming pools are permitted to operate and to bring disgrace upon the communities in Which they flour ish. « Married men are intimate with young girls, and married women dis play marked preference for the so ciety of boys and unmarried men at these resorts, tjie judge declared in denouncing public swimming places. Judge Ramage, who is from Saluda, stated that there are no public swim ming places in his county, but that residents of his section of the state ride 30 miles in order to visit one of the resorts which flourish in other sections. These people go to swim ming pools for other^reasons than to take a dip, declared the judge. “The man who introduced a bill in the state legislature to abolish public swimming pools,” said Judge Ramage, “was working along the right lines.” Judge Ramage deplored the fact that the country is spending too much The Pan-ott-Electric company this city, through the W< trie company of Atlanta, was awarded the contract Tuesday night for the material for the “white way” light ing to be installed by the city in the near future. The contract includes all white way posts, cable and necessary equipment for the work. One hundred and fifty- two King poMs will be used, and when the installation is completed, Clinton will be one of the best lighted towns in the state. The total equipment will cost approximately $15,500. To the Jew the essential thing was ^ ^ ^ to be convinced from the Scriptures | ti‘ m e in idleness and" having, “a good So Paul expounded, to them the Scrip- | time.” \ CAROLINA INSURANCE FOR CAR0UNA PEOPLE LLOYD D. McCRARY AGENT RENT A CAR Drive Yourself OPEN AND CLOSED CARS v - DAY PHONE 357 - NIGHT PHONE 156 tures. This is the business of all min isters. to expound the Scriptures, to prove their positions by the Word Concerning the Christ, he set forth three propositions: (1) The Scriptures prove that Christ must be a sufferer (v. 3). “It behooved Christ to suffer.” No plain er refef^nce need be made than Lsai 53, but it seems that the rabbis that time had explained away the fact of a saffdfiRg Messiah so that Yhe, Jewish people were only looking for a glorious and powerful king to come; therefore they rejected. Christ because of His lowly appearance. The same method of exegesis Is employed by many Bible teachers and preachers today. Only the emphasis is placed upon the literal suffering of the Mes siah. while they spiritualize and al legorize the teaching of the glorious coihlng of the Messiah to Judge His enemies and to reign upon the earth (II Sam. 7:8-16; Isa. 53; Jrf. 23:5-8; Zech. 9:14; Luke 1:1-13: Acts 15:14- 17). (2) That Christ Must Rise Again From the Dead (v. $). This be proved by the Scriptures. The resurrection of Christ and the bodily resurrection of teiievers, needs sound and practical exposition In our churches today. " (3) That the Historic Jesus Whom He Proclaimed Did Suffer and ilise From the Dead; Therefore, He Is That Christ the (v. 3). Mr. G. A. Black and Arthur Black have gone to Miami, Fla., for the win ter. > > » WANTS Rates for advert! are one cent per w< tion, with a minimum charge of 25c, payable invariably in advance. tiaing in thia column word fof^each inser- FOR RENT—One 7-room house on Centennial street Apply to Hugh B. Workman at Workman Qq* Clin ton, S. C. , - tf FOR BALE—My residence on East Carolina avenue; all conveniences;~7 rooms and bath, jkpply to Mjrs. Geo. M. Davis, Phone 256. tfc FOR SALE—dlome grown Abruzzi rye, $2.00 per bushel. Winter Beardless barley, Michigan Hairy vetch, home grown red oats. J. H. Phinny & Company. 9-10-2tp “Idleness and extravagance,” he predicted, “are going to bankrupt the country,” and he urged thrift and economy as the only preventative.. The people of the South inherited iTTendency to idleness brought about by negro slavery, he said. Befbre the war there were t,wo classes of white people here: one who did not have to work and the other/who did not have a chance to work. Negro slavery was the greatest curse which could ever befair a people, and- the country is suffering from its effects he said. It was a great bless ing when the negro was freed, and the negro migration to the North is another great blessing to the South. The negro’s going will work a hard ship to a few, but in the long run it will be beneficial, he predicted. Those counties in South Carolina today em ploying white labor are the counties which are the prosperous. Judge Ramage believes in a com pulsory labor law. The compulsory school attendance law has worked well, he said, and that should be fol lowed by a law requiring some gain ful occupation no matter what a man may be worth. Idlenesses the devil's work-shop. It would be tetter for any man to have to work, better for his family and better for the country at large, he added. The grand jury was directed to Predicted Messiah present any man who habitually Hved with a negro woman, that such is det GET PAY EVERY DAY—Distribute 150 necessary pAducts to establish ed users. Extracts, soaps, food pro ducts, etc. World’s largest company will back you with surprising plan. Write R. Watkins Co., Dept Newark, N. 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Sometimes 1 would scream out, my back hurt me so bad. “My husband got me some Cardui and 1 took two bottles. Very shortly after 1 began to take ndd notice I felt better. 1 be lt Icould gab to get stronger. My appetite was improving aifd 1 could see that 1 was much bett< “After I had finished the second bottle 1 was able to beupand do all my own housework, so of course I think Cardui is fine. It is the best tonic for women that 1 know anything about, and I am glad to recommend it. Not long ago I told a lady friend of mine about it, and it did her as much good as it has done for me.” ^ At all drug store*. c-s CARDUI TheVfomanYIbnic JEANS II. The Attitude of the Jews (w rimental to the country, and should MOa). - j be stopped. A large majority of the While some Jews believed and many j people of any section are respectable Grheks, the envy of certain Jews was 'and" they should not have to put up so aroused at Paul’s success that they ! w Jth the man who will not “go gathered together the worthless fel- straight,” "he said The court charged the grand jury lows of the town and set on foot a riot They assaulted the house, of Fas-on and dragged him before ' the / as to the law governing the several bills of indictment turned over to rulers, having failed to get the mi* . them In charging the jurors on vi sionaries. In their Indictment of the | ]^j n g the prohibition law he said that missionaries they uttered unwittingly 1 some great truth* They said: “These world that have turned tne world upside down.” It is true that the gospel is revolutionary, but it Is' not treason to right government The real truth, however, is that the world Is now up side down. The work of the gospel is fo set it right side up. rThey turned the preaching of Paul into a specious lie. He did preach the kingship of lesns (see verse 7). but not as they endeavored to make It appear. Jesus Is most assuredly coming to reign on this earth (Ps. 2). Let all men sc knowledge Him In hnmble submls slon. III. Paul Preaching In Berea (w. I Ob-15). 1. His Method (▼. 10). „ j.. He entered the Jewish synagogue and preached Jesus unto them. 2. The Reception of the Gospel by the Bereans (w. 11-12). It was with gladness of heart. The message was Just as new to these Jews and Just as counter to theTFwaj of thinking as It was to the Tbessa Ionian Jew* but they had a morr noble disposition. The success oKrhe gospel depends altogther on the dls position of the heftrer* Two thiogr are said of them: „ (1) They received the message gladly (2) They searched the Scdpturee dally for the truthfulness of the preaching For tty* worthy act Pant says they were more noble than tbose at Thetsa Ionic* lit is unlawful to do anything with whiskey except drink it, and that might come under the law against receiving. TWO PLAYERS ARE KILLED IN WRECK Curlee Clothes Models to suit every figure, patterns, colors and -materials to suit every indivi dual taste and preference. Our values are outstanding—Styles are 1 - . _ __ ' • t _ _ ^ - ^ ■ correct and our prices are what you would .expect to pay. - • i Peppy’ Beys Suits With two pairs of pants—one short and one long. They are excellently tailored, and embody all the snap and style the boy . wants—neat patterns and shades. DON’T BUY UNTIL YOU.GIVE OUR LINE AN INSPECTION. J. A. BAILEY Clinton, Merchant South Carolina Tu x- Hunaan Waif are The - utilization of the force* of earth for human welfare can only b» achieved by brotherhood and co-opera don.—lily frugal DOT JGET YOUR HUNT ING LICENSES AT P. Peace There la no peai’e, now or hereafter, for him who reject* the Prtnc* at Peac* / * Manager and Outfielder of Augusta Team Meet Inatant Death Near Camden. Camden, Sept. 5.—Manager Emi Huhn and Frank Reiger, outfielder, of the Augusta Baseball team, are dead as a result of an automobile ac cident ten miles north of here to night. Five other members of the team were injured but none seriously Huhn was killed instantly and Rei ger died a short time after the auto mobile in which they, with their com panions were returning from Char lotte to Augusta, overturned on a curve. The injured players are in a local hospital. Harry Smythe, pitcher, who was re cently sold to the Philadelphia Na tionals, suffered a broken collar bone. Kenneth Sedgwick, Joe Busky, Tobe Livingstone and Chris Henry received injuries which physicians said were not dangerous. /- The automobile, a large touring car, turned over at least two times and cable to a stop headed in the opposite direction. All of the players were pinned ibiderneath, but passing mo torists rescued them and rushed them all to the hospital, iteiger died on the way. Other members of the Augusta team were traveling in another auto mobile. - i ^ Manager Huhn was 32 years old, married and his home was in Indian apolik, Ind. Reiger was 27, married, and lived in Enid, Ohio.- Huhn was said by- his fellow players to have been driving the automobile at the time of the laccidenL — A Holy Pnrpoto A holy purpose Is better than * grant fortune.—Christine-Evangelist 4 A V h umin the petcocks once in s 'OOONER or Inter you are liable to get some water, scale or dirt into ^ your gas tank. You ought to get rid of it before enough of it collects to give you trouble with your carburetor. It only takes a moment to drain the petcocks and dean the gas strainers. There’s probably one in the sump of the gas tank or in the gas line under the car. If you have a"vac uum tank, drain the petcock under it and dean the strainer in the inlet pipe. Also out of them want to avoid trouble.” uimcr ii tuiu cicnn me scrayier in me inlet open the petcock under the carburetor. The most you’ll get n is a few drops of rusty water, but never let it gather if you Just a litde stunt worth knowing, but it is the sort of thing (he Fleet Boss hu learned in a lifetime of automobile experience. We have been refining petroleum for two generations sO it is natural that we have learned many things that help us toy make lubricating oils better and better every year. When you use n Standard” Motor Oils you are profiting by 53 years of 1 the accumulated experiendh of many thousands of expert refiners. * STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) t* STANDARD WHAT DO. P. 8. JEANS do: i ’■i-'inaifutmtfMi [Jto] motor oils A RESULT OF 55 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN REFINING . c. f. . j AdftSF. ? J— - 1 - •/. - • - » \