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PAGE EIGHT 'HIE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. ■». , •■ . .J THVRSDAY, MAY I, 1930 v.’.* \. . , NOTICE TO PUBLIC Until further notice the Board of '. County Cominisaioners will hold regu- hrr sessions on Tuesday following the' first day of each month and afternoon sessions on Tuesday' folldwing the 15th day of each month. The board would prefer^ to consider county claims at its first .meeting of the month so that the second meeting yn^p^ be devoted to other official mat' ters. And it is earnestly requested that such claims be filed with the clerk on or before the last 4^y of the. previous month so that thay onay be verified “and prepared for approval, time directing road and bridge work SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON | : : s I : By Rev. Samoel D. Price, D. I)., Associate General Secretary of the World’s Sunday School Association. International Sunday School Lesson for May 4 PROMOTION IN THE KINGDOM ^ Matthew 20:17-28 Companionship on a walk has much to^o in determining the value of the afternoon. Steadily Jesus and the twelve were lyjproaching Jerusalem, but for the convenience of the public where the Jewi^h^jiassover would soon he will be at the office every Tues- be celebrated. It was ndiool time daily day afternoon. for these men who irould soon be left J. D. W. W.\TTS, I alone to carry on the work for which Supervisor, j they had left their fishing nets, re- W. H. BARK'-’DAI.E. of custom and other oc<;upations. A. H. MOORl., hney were in Perea, the region on the County Commissioner.-!, urther side of the Jordan river. April 3-17'.May 1 mmm k '■ ■ m mm When Your Head Aches Take Cl I headache'POWDf^s FOR PAI.N. DORS NOT KFKK(T 1HK HEART Sold by aU. lieadiwf' Uruggiwta. -- Xm ■■■■■■■■■ ■ and John, as well as their mother, Salome, make the same urgent re quest of Jesus, who may have been a cousin, since many think that Mary and Salome were sisters. They are sure' that something will soon take place in establishing the kingdom that h'as been mentioned so often. James and John boldly ask thgt each be made a prime minister in the new commonwealth and Salome supports their plea, if she did not offer the Jesus often spoke in parables as He | request. This early petition may have old them about the establishment and i been to get ahead of Peter and the levelopment of the kingdom of hea-j others. When the fact is known the /en. The last message had been under | ten are indignant because some sought rhe simile of the owner of the vine-1 to get the advantage over the others, yard who hired men at different times. When Jesus makes reply he has re- i (luring the day and paid each one the ; buke and instruction for all alike, j same amount at the end of the day. I When told about tne sutfering that! I That plan would .start an int<*resting lay ahead, these prospirtors claim! row in organized labor if it was tried that they are able to “drink the eMp.’'j today.'.lesus kept his contract with Some did in later years, for .Jame^'i all and add4‘d a bonus to tho.se who was a martyr, I’eter had prHson ex-, began later in the day. .lust like the pi-riences and John was exiled to Pat-j complainers, the disciples were think- mos when about lOO years old. Xll | ing (-f material thing.s and forgot were told that the real way to great- aboiit the spiritual aspect of the king- ness wa.s not by seeking a jiosition of I dum. ... distinction but by serving others in On two previous ocea.sions, as re- every way that might be jxissibje. and corded in Matthew 111:21 .ainl 17:22', even unto' deut|). The, title that Jesus :^cNijs::,ha(t told his death by crucifixifoi that would-take jilace in ending his early ministry. The fac* was now even more con stantly in the mind of the .Saviour. Ister,” or “servant’’ as given in the tnargin. Parables had been u.sed on other occasions to make the truth very jilain and now Jesus makes him- . . » • —•- Now additional details are presenbed, i self an acted parable. He invites and the climax is less than three months away. An important situation is picturwl by Mark in 10:32, and the disciples were both amazed and afraid. It was because their'frieml seemed to 9 draw apart from them, as he was the more absorbed in his meditation, and went on ahead. Already he was tast ing the “cup” that would soon be ^ AXW _ _ ____ _ . «. —. |7t/TtrfrTi ^ Evidently there had been a family discussion, for w'e find that James them to think 'back over his life dur- Tng the past three years that they had been with him and reveals the highway to real greatness in our gold en text: “The son of man ca?ne not to be ministered unto, but to minis ter, and to give his life a ransom for many,” Matthew 20:28. As we are eager to do his will we are more con- tremed dn-developing rharacter as we serve others than in attaining a crown by seeking it. This the iiusines.s record of .'smith, who is now forty-one. He started Work on a newspaper. Tiird while he wa.s there, he piece(T out Hide Lines John lai-.s a week by tooting liis hor^i in an I orchestra. He is stijl tending store in jthe daytime and lo«tting al night. Mr. 'Penney is the head of more than a his income by selling real-estate. Tlien thousand stores, he transferred into the bond business '1^,.,.^. and sold insurance on the side. ; t„nos by running bootblack stands, bv He is now selling wall-paper, which, : buying junk from automobile factor- according to him, IS such a pn.,r job',.v(.n hv contracting with a GREENWOOD CO(’A-lOLA HO n LING ( O. Greenwood,* S. ('. *1 WAi in a very weak oonditioD from a aerioui aickness.” writes Mrs. L Leonard, 671 Joseph St., New Orleans, La. ”1 was so weak, I wanted to sleen all the tune, i did not have strength to do anything. My b«^ ached nearly all the time. 1 was just in naisery. *ldy mother told me I miut arouse msraelf from the sleep* inees. and take comething to help get my strength back. She had taken Cardui and had been helped, ao I decided to take Cai^ui, too. After my first bottle, I could aee that it waa helping me. 1 took four bottlee at this time. My Btrength came back and I gained weight Pretty eoon, I wee my old self agai^ *My back quit hurting, and 1 haven't had any more troo- hla BnM 1 took CaxdoL’* thal he has to carry numples of floor- wax and a patt'iU attachment for ra diators in ord«*r to keep going. —Jahn is honest ami haril-woi king. His complaint about the meagyr re turns which the busines.s world has given him caused "a friend of mine to make an investigation. It revealed the following facts: One of the men who started on the newspaper with John Smith is now part owner of the paiH>r and has an income of more than twenty-five thousand dollars a year. Real-estate ha.s steadily advanced in the city where John .Smith played with real-estate as a side-line, and a number of real-estaters, no older or .smarter than John, are now very well-to-do. Both the inauranee business and the bond business have prospered in John’s old town, providing automo biles and comfortable homes for sev- city to coIliH't' its garbage. Almost any business seems to be a gooci busi ness if a man gives it all he’s got. But the side-line is the slide-line. Watts To Stand For Re-election John 1). W. Watt.s, for the jiasl eight years supervisor of Laurens county, formally announces his candi dacy in today’s paper to auccei’d him self in the approaching election. Mr Watts is seeking the- office upon his past fecordlindlrtates that if re-elect ed he will continue tb discharge the duties of the office efficiently and conscientiously. He is well known in political circles, having been before the public in other years, and has nu merous friends who will he interested in the announcement that he is tvi eral men who were formerly his col-, stand for re-election as. the directing leagues. | head of the county’s road system. As for wall-paper, I myself happen- j e'd to he riding with the sales manager' of a wall-papej' company a Twr-days after hearing John’s story. i “1 understand your business is a poor business,’’ 1 said. “Does anybody ever .make n really good thing out of it?”' Said he: “Old .Adrian Meeker is the best answer to that. He worked for us as a salesman for twenty years. Hard territory his was, too. Tiie other day he retired with one huTndred and fifty thousand dollars and‘took his family out to California ’’ So it seems that each of the bu.si- \ •nesses which John Smith tried on the i side has been very goo<l to the people who stayed with it on'full time. J. C. Penney told me the other day about a young man who might have l>een one of his first partners. 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