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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1934
UNATTAINABLE OBJKCTrVE
CHRISTIANITY’S GOAL
Mount He did a* master job of con
densation, fof in; it he'enunciated the
ifoldc’T rule, V’hich He Jiaid summed
FoAownra of Chriat (4imilioiMle<|/To up All the law and the prophets
Book the Father’a Perfection.
(By, George R. Koestir)
Did you ever hear a religious, atate-
The sermon opens with the string of
Jpearls, the verses which we call “The
Production Control
vr,. A,sr,.t ., a:» thc i»ir,stobc|QJ|^ 1*^ SHoW
derived from the rental payments and
Means Higher Pri^I"” hei
;h:nks the biggest gains to farmers
New Chevrolet
WAN T S
, I and the general public will come from,"
Better Returns Per Pound ofjr‘»« better pneea sure to foho^ pro-,'
Beatitudes,” because each is introdu^-j (^tton Biirgest of Three-Way^
Blessed.” It ha.''] c w __izr“ ’ In this matter Dr. Long endorses
ed’ with the word
been contendiNl that they are beauti-
ment with which you wholly diaagroed ^fyfly idealistic, but wholly impracti-
* when you htford it hut whkjMippeared cable. It has been alleged that hard
‘^nefits. Says Dr. I^on
heartily the statement from Cully
Cobb, chief of the cotton production
Clemsnr rollege, Jsn. 13 —“The un.'»ection"A. A. A., who aiys:
Th«» lPr,4 Che'-’-olet will be seen in
,]^linton today for the f''^ time at the
•*'how rooms of- tK® Ci’es Chevrolet
comnany on West Main street,
Tne now car to be exhibited will
f»r^ve trdsv md is exrer^ed to att**?c
SEWING wanted — Mre: A.
Sewel, at H. J. Pitts’ residence.
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FOR RENT—My how. No. 76 North
, Adair street. Apply to Mrs. H. D.
iRantin, P. 0.. Clinton, S. C. 2i4-Bc
nore
and more reasonable as you i as one might-strive to deseava /thoj^i doub^d effec* of the 1933 cotton t ^-ower needs nc further as-visito-s who are anxious
etodied it, until you were finally won blessings, it is beyond the limiUtion.s
to full acquiescense? Ther^.^ a bitfhop j of human nature to deserve them. Yet,
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whom I lo^'^ as a man and revere as I contend that whosoever does unto
a minfster. I have never head him : others only what he would wish others
preach a sermon which did not pro- to do unto him would fall into each
voke thought. I prefer sermons of that'and every caetgory of th<'‘‘ Blessed”
sort to tho.se which I follow with easy j as described in “The Beatitudes.”
iKjquiesoenye. On one occasion that! There is another fact aibout that
bishop was undertaking to. prove that'Sermon on the Mount to which I wish
Christianity was of dinne origin, to call attention. It is not addressed
Among otfi-r proofs that it was.'not.to sinners; it is a .sermon to thosn; who
of human conception and origin, he 'have accepted Christ.. That i« shown m
new featuTr? of the
acre.xre red^ictioh xjf ?- that,p nriee ne*- pound v'® *
in raisin«r the nrice of cotton f-orc j much-talked-about and wide-adver-
aroimd eix ro-orf tn 10- L^(.rienee ^llnw-nr th* ,.,1!
cent level rive? i»s "-nod c-*rr.nn:ro rr'-W fc**mcr?' ‘"hevmict f:-"* “’*nec
sure that a fu~*he~ ’^du.''t'o»' of '•c’-e-effective fast^iimm'"-. * ^ action” wheels an J n stabijieo,’ front
age in 1934 will m''sr' x sfiH better! „ . . . end. It ha.' greater powsr. mo’-e .'^peed
price for cot'o- r-mdne-'d this year.",, ^ a'l^rs . n’X'e mo^ weight end is .'itrc^si-'g its
says Dr. W. W. I/>ntr. dii^-'t/vr of thc>^" ' ^ ‘ Z ,s.trongly built f.-anie and now brakes.
ext.n,ion «rvice. who fee!, th.t thi, i *" 'o- 1
1 FOR SALE—Pure Rhode Island Red
ergs. 60c per setting of 15. Mrs.
‘T. R. OwenA^ Itc
'NOTICE^^^mamentul plasterer from
I New York wrishes work, remodeling,
'interior decorating, patch jobs. Work
done reasonable. 150 Musgrove street,
i Clinton, S. C, , ' 18-2p
benefit from the acepnge re luction
1 'tel’-es the th’"ee-wry benefit wh»ch
campaign is not being given the shes.>i
'•■11 Rcc’’nc
cited the fact tlxat it seta an uostulfi-
able objective. Thnt was too deep for
me to take in on first enunciation and
I mentally entered a vigorous dissent
to his proposition. It took mt^ weeks to
sea.'«on it out and admit that he was
right in his contention. - '*■ '
The bishop'laid down h» his‘first
proposition that if Christianity set gn
attainable goal, no matter how high,
sooner or later some man or woman
would reach it and be confronted with
the question: “Where do I go from
here?" The ton commandments sot a
very high goal. Probably, most cer
tainly, no reader of this article has
«ner known anybody, not' excluding his
T)r her mother, „who reached the highj
the ^^•ivn
Yet that goal wa.' reached by 'two
the opening verses, to wit:
“And. .seeing the multttudc.s,
Hk
it deserves as an argument fo'^hearty
v*.‘h them"'’
support of the campaign now un.dcr
to *ncm Vv evoperstmg ' 71*1
’'•en ^n l 'V'h the .\r.-icul-; » ^
ome To CWA?
ll
(‘Ural Adjustmert •»'’’':’n’<tr.'ftion.
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went up into a mountain; and- when jjvo in Rcct)’'dance '••Ith H's te.'''’hings‘
ropoefort Dressinj
He wa.s set, HIS DISCIPLIi'S came.and success in that effort wil! l>e di- j run 'alsd oil.
unto him; 'rectly proportione l to the help onei 2 ta'hle"*>o''nr Roo lefo— chees**.
“And He, optmed His mouth andj^ecks of and x>btJilns from H m anl| W taespoon paprika. ,
taught THEM.” ith<* help gi -en will he in direct pro-f i l tev»poo»' salt.
The idea I would impress at this j portion to the'help sought. j 2 drops Tabasco ^auce.
point is that he who would hape his What a heat-en this worid would be *14 cu*> v-ne^*'-.
if every human being honestly t'’ied 1 Stir cheese until • c-e^mv and add
V.’n."b‘T!'»''rn .1'!*' 23.—P'esident
'KvK>revt*n *old Wiii;-:m C'T''n<>. pecsi-
tent of Vbe \'r-. dc* n Fede"ition of
|I,Tbo- to'n'.' tl'rt ■> \ of the!
.M.\N WANTED—With ambition and
industry to introduce and supply
Rawleigh’s household products to con-
umers. Several fine openings in cities
of Clinton, Laurens, Greenwood and
• Union. W'e train and help you. Raw--
• leigh dealers can make up to $25 a
week or more. No exnerience neces-
'sery. Pleasant, profitable, dignified
I work. Write today. Rawleigh Coi,
Richmond, Va., Dept. SC-11-53. 2t
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life so as to merit the ble-.^ rgs of The
Beatitudes mu.st accept their Teacher
as divine and look to Him for help to
.depend upon cond't.or'
ithe Ir.te .spring.
prevuilin;; in, VVHAT DO
with God's help to obey the golden seascti’n"'" G—i lucl'v hlon i in od andl*^!'!*
rule.
'•<f* « Mf'/'NICLK
P. S. Jeanes
vinegar, ‘‘"hill.
“The I'np'T Fvervhodr Re*di.“
DO?
m n. 1 bolicvi*, th**y wofx
ohc and
t!:c Miiiii- iH't^son. The ymng ruler who^
ciHiic running t«i f’llri^d tu inquire the
wi.y {() i'Uu'uii! life \va.' t(*ld to l:ro])
the ciMnnuindiuenls and rejilie! thfit
b liiui never broken thoin. He tobi j
th-' a.s '^’iirisl, look.n.g (»n .kliin j
bed Irm. Incausc kei piug llic-tenj
c(.;utnai.i!nun.s b.ad made him a very 1
u»u b!e niMM. Had be lii'd" in bi.s claim j
of perfee; ..iM'dieliee to the ten CO#>-j.,
miiiidiin’iil.-.. t brist vvouitl have had^
senu'tiung to sa.\ to bun on that, sqh-
leet. Paul, towaid the <'lo.«u ol bis;
great m ruelry as the apostle to tbei
(lentil.-, wi./!e that as touching tbei
righi e.'ii - O' -■> which lies in k<*< ping of j
Urn law he was i>tame!(«s,< fneidant’a
tin- "ana . f la;m was made by the j
young ''ulev; . I
two. if th»‘y wete. »w>t' om , j
Tiue
weie not -utisfied with atttrnment o'
tla h gh goal of pe’ fera .(oeda-rw*' to
ihe ten ((.leman.'.menl^ ■•■> v.: ate l
some'h ng more. Am] d'*s‘k !am\'‘wii'uig
mor.' 1- found in ('hr’Mi'in-iiV. Mdi tsd
fiHindei .set an unatluiiialUe goal f >
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f.
e 1.., it i. ■ cr m* i
I! ' into la p' I : "f i* en as
!! 1 atla in hi'averv'rf^tn'^^ect, To !
Itiat (. p!i!‘:inil i.s tl;e < iiir.iv of t he :
Ki; M t :h‘ Mount, whodi is set'
r ‘ idy b> .Suintuy .scbu.ds on .lanu-;
.K. (aiatlbew d he foi’ty-:
I,, n ..Ii
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t vi'i’.'.e of tbal lesson ist'j
i lliom .0 -be pe'’fefl, ♦'ven as
, ,)■ 1 1 'li , V n.t a. in in heaven, is j
ki IK j
.bun;, ol !ii objiet that .s.-eking an
unaltai:i:'bli spiivlual olijectivo- is loo
mueh like hunt.ng the pot of gold at.
• the i nd of
bo malt ,
try to
he rainbow, w luise cud is
no matter hew baril you
.. .t. There is an e.ssetitial
''e-ta'idy in t,!"-"' \yyu'.Ui_we
no. :,i
t ain the perf.-etion of the
I'atli. r. but ea. h step in that ■direc
tum, uiiile ll opens iievN vi.-las of lur-
thei lo jie taken, brings us. a|
c-|)ir't’.iaj bie.v.'.iiig in the impro.ement 1
v^hitli aHen(l.-> llu' taking t»f that sli-p. |
'1 lie .’"ei'imtn oil the .Mount !.■' the'
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de'iveiance which ever fell 1
greHio> - ^ ,
from the !q»s of a man- I'Avu lb<mc
who deny iiie diMiiity tif (bhrmt adnilt]
uiirenu charm and beauty and*
o
the
pel fee. it n tif ihal great tii"v:our'«*. 1
adi’tjeatto'y .tiseuss it Williili il .newttrq.
paper i-ttlumit is a.s inqmssiiile as to
put a mtum'a.ri in a \e.s; piH’ket;. Vcr.-ej
aftei .ei-i- .;i th.it w. ndi'ous tlisctiursej
VtiUi'. >e 1 iv<* t.".* for at iea-t one full
anti a nuuiber •vvouldi
lengln leo.n
require -t.-v, ;al .s.-rmons to adetjuaUdy
discuss tiiern. Only a perfeet mind,
sut h as vhal of i’hrisl, can adeqil&kclyf
condense. In that Sermon on the
A I hree Days’ Gough
Is Your Danger Signal
Dolt I b't tbciii gel a strangle h«f<l. FIglit
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