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rC. r^t f i^’ 0^. ■' v;-'' .><f :■■■"', :;-e^ ^=----'r rA6BT«0 A ■•■^ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8. C. THLTISDAY, JANUARY 23, 1930 m. , ASSEMBLY OFF SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON I ^ ^ i By R«t. SawMl 0. Price, D. D„ Aawdate General Secretarj' of the World'a Son4ay School Aaaoclation. ►«•••••♦••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••' " International Sunday Schopl Lesson 'for January 26 STANDARDS OF THE KINGDOM Matthew 5:3-9, 17-20, 43, 48 : » !*••• I review of ActiviUes of South Caro lina Lerl**l*tora During First Week of Session. Columbia, Jan, 18.—Several of the more important measures to be coni> sidered this session wei'e introduced. Governor Richards presented his an- the questions, but no action was nual message and vacancies in state.! taken. ^ ^ ^ I offices were filled by the geeral as-, ^ Proifounctuient is made concerning ■ order, brings together manjl of these jurinjf the first week of the! Orange Cake Filling the principles of every kingdom. Na- principles in what we call the Sermon I session of the 78th gathering' ' senators had volunteer^ their ter- j vices at no cost, and whether it wai ^ ' o true that Hoyt wai to receive 165,000 additional compensation, or at the rate, cf |1 for each bond. Chairman C. E.' Jones of the highway depaKment,' wired /a member of the house asking hat^the resolution receive immediate cons deration in order that the depart- i ment be given an opponunity to an5-.>'Y tions 'enact a constitutioh and tlh| must be amended with the develop on the , Mount, which is recorded ih | Matthew 5, C and 7. We have now the ment of lifter years and growing ex-■ first cf three lessons therefrom. All perience. Je«U3 set forth the abiding j of the fifth chapter should he read in principles for the advancement of the lymnection with this lesson study. Yes, Kingdom of G xl in His various'a 1- should do more: commit just as dresses. There was even a /formai .^u^h of it to memot;/ as you will. You statement w hen He was iddr^sing a l ean master at least 5:1-16 right now. meeting at 8 o'clock>hat night multitude in Galilee in th^/midst of ■ Many of the youth in the mission sta- the second year of His ministry-^e > tions on the foreign field can quote traditional si’e ia the Horns of Hattin.j thc^ entire three chapters, which saw clearly to the north in j The address followed a nig^ of j and the other resolutions to provide J -:. *u^, , . . . . _ /«.,« for biennial instead of apnual sessions. driving^rom Cana of Galilee to the‘.prayer. Luke to.Is us (6:12 that after sea -dt Tiberias. Matthew, who writes this prolonged season of petitioning Bring to boil two cupj cf^ water and After getting away to a good start, the grated yellow rind of two oranges, which revived predictions .that the ■ Thicken with three tablespoons of present session will be a short one, j cornstarch rubbed smooth in haif a both houses adjourned around mid-day. cup of cold water, «nd cook, stirring Friday, The house will resum^^ its constantly. Take from the fire and add work at noon Tuesday, with the sen- a cup of powdered sugar beaten with jt^ie yolks of three eggs. Stir untit Two Important mepstires favoredTty | nearly cool, then a<ld a tablespoon of Governor RrpharJs. were presented, butter, the juice of feur orange:: and one a workmen’s' compensation bill fone lemon, and cool. Spread between the layers arid-cover with orange icing. topically rather than in chronological TS there a Jekyl-and How are vou eomfi! to tell; j low are you going to >«.TNA Fidelity Bonds not only safeguard ypu againstloss> but they exert a moral influence over your employes! . Premium* are (urprUlnglv imall. May our repretentative calif , ^ T N A • 1 Z E ' Jesus selected H's twelve apostles from among the many disciples. Those twelve names is anotherjtem tu njem- orize. Then fdllowwl the address which proclaimed the principles of the Kingdom, Blackstone, the great law- i yer, said “The principles of all wise I legislation are embodied in the Ser mon on the Mount,’’ Those who looked for declaration.s about an earthly em- 1 pire that would outrival Caesar’s were disappointed. Napoleojt>._in comparing wftJwdjBwarte Jesus as the King of the empire of peace. Nine sublinte truths are given in the Beatitudes, each beginning wit|r*the attractive word “blessed.” The King dom thaC was being promulgated was to be built up within the individual and thus established could not be tom down by outside attacks. A state of mind is established which is under spirit control. Do not limit youc study to only some of these Beatitudes, but make each one a working principle in your life. Karthly trials may follow. : The ultimate is given in verse 12: SUMEREL .ETNA-IZER *7” “Keiftift; .And,emcdinit,giad; .for. great is your reward in heaven,” Here great teachings are gi'^en in understandable language. “Salt” and Rogers at tUe first mantioa of food! to accustomed to finding the choice offerings of the uvrld's market gathered together for them hy Rogers Umg experienced buyers, and placed at their eery door m a nearby Rogers store. And too— they fust can't resist the substantial tatings offered them day after day on every item purchased. CAKES' FOR so* PalmoliYe 4 Recommended by world’s leading beauty experts. Lye Hotniiiy 10^ Sail TALL CAN ion ARGO RED—The firxest salmon packed. Z9* Sauer Kraut NO. 2>/a CAN t4t Debate was begun on another Rich ards measure, that to abolish the state tax commission and ,put it under the ^ comptroller general, and the state j treasurer. j Public hearings on the compensa- j tion mea.sure, introduced by Senator. Jefferies of Colleton county, on thei first day of the session, will begin on January 28. Senator Bryson of Greenville, placed three resolutions before the senate yesterday calling for the biennial ses- lutions pass by two-thirds majority, it will not be necessary for the general assembly to again pass on them to make the two-year meetings effec tive. They provide that the first ses sion after Tueiuiay in 1M9 and bien nially theraafter. A,majority vote of the electorate is required to- make them law. Twice before voters have expressed their approval of biennial sessions but the assembly has failed to take necessary steps to make them effective. Senator Jefferies’ compensation meaaurr .calls for.A..,principal .pgynfmnt. gladder Irritation If functional Bladder Irritation disturbs your sleep, causes Burning or Itching Sensation. Backache or Leg Pains, making you feel tired, depressed, and discouraged, why not try the Cystex 48 Pfotir Test? Don’t give up. Get Cystex today at any drug store. Put it to the test. See for yourself what it does. Money back if it doesn't bring quick Im provement, and satisfy you com pletely. Try Cystex today. Only 800, NOW SHOWING - PANTS J^VERY suit wearer oughLto have iR e^tra pair cf pants—in some cf ihe choicest materials,. styles rnd colors. 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Hot Cttg Cottee £9^ BMSM fllBB SANTOa ■ - li. llwww tkr cr"r; <frn*.m of the employee’* weekly salary. Max imum payment to be made is $22 ^nd. minimum $7. Should the employee’s' salary l>e less than $7 a week, two-1 thini.s of it shall be paid. In rase of I permanent-,di.sability, an additional' sum of $o,r>UU, to he paid at the rate; i.f one-hulf of the weekly amount, is.; provid'ed. The hill to abolish the tax oommi.s-1 sion \va.< brought over from last year, f when it was introduced by Represen-1 talive Harley of Barnwell county. He bevan debate (in the measure Wednes-j day but did not finish because of a' special order to receive Governor j Richards’ message. Debate was inter- j rupted again Thursday when the bod- TesTenra lotnT~T«5tmr to fHl vnenn- ciea, and was completed shortly be fore noon yesterday. Other represen tatives are expected to speak on it when it is called up at noon Wednes day. ('onsiderable opposition to it has been evidenced in the house. Hearing of the ways and means and finance committees of the house and senate began the first day of the session^and are expected to be com pleted during the week. Representa tive McCaslan of Greenwood,*chair man of the ways and means commit tee, said he expected to h«ve the bill on house members’ desks by Thursday. Jn view of the state deficit of more than three million dollars, a fight is expected on the measure in both hous es, with attempts being made to .re duce state expenses to a minimum." Associate Justice Jesse F. Carter, of the .state supreme court, and 11 cir cuit court-judges whose terms ex pired at this time were reelected. The only fight came over one of the va cancies on the board of trustees of (Memson college. Sam H. Sherard, of Ninety-Six, nominated by Represen- ta»ve McCaslan, was elected over J. .1. Kvans of Bennett'sville.' Representative Keith of Greenville, expressed the belief that although no action will be taken at this session on the matter, c.msiderable sentiment prevails to have circuit court judges elected by the people instead of by the. legislature*^ On the election of Associate Justice Carter and several of the circuit court! judges. Repre.sentative'Keith request-> cd that he be^recorded as being pres-1 ent but not voting. His action was at- \ tributed to the judges voting to up hold the constitutionality of the state’s $65,000,000 hijihway. bond act, to Arhich he is opposed. .Further evidence that the highway bond act will provoke discussion at this session was brought out with the introduction of a resolution by Rep resentative Johnson of SpartaAburg, -asking the highway department 25 questions in connection with the em- ployment of W. H. Hoyt, New York bond attoriiey, to help with the bill. Among Hhe more important ques tions asked were why Hoyt was paid |i0,000 and expenses when several **Iifht” are symbols srith a clear meaning. New standards are set up and outward observance only is‘re vealed as worthless. Life must be lived in real lightequsness fn order to be a citizen of the '^kingdom of hea- ven,** What VS.JEANES V' 'A.’- Coming In and Going Out Of CiOurae, you know the myth of Janus—who ‘ faced twB I • ' ways—and aftet* whom the month of January iwas named. Doesn’t the shopping interest of the midwinter month re- mftd yon of the ancient legend t Winter things going out- spring things coming in. The month of double importance, speeding the old, greeting the new—and savings either way yon look St it. No wonder daily erowds sW coming in with high expectrv*’ tions—and going out with them fully realized. Greenville*! Greatesl—South Carolina*! Grande!t ¥ Y '4 ~ f :4 'I ; -m