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The Clinton Chronicle^ Clinton, S. C.. Thursday, February 8, 19S4 ~
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Variety Program
Before Congress
• 'll
McSwec« Cit^
Paul As Example
Airmail Contract Scandal; Mil
lions Voted For Relief; Libel
Suit A^inst Huey I-<onja:.
I*resbyterian College Head Ad
dress^ l^rge Men's Sunday
Meeting In Columbiav
THE '
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
House Passes
Relief Measure
by industry. -Piey we,, nu, AlumHI CoilimiUee
as voting against the appropriation,,
however.
iBill
Now
, The Democratic leaders brought the
measure up under procedure which
To Meet Here
j.
Washington. Feb. S.~A day fruit-
('olumbia. Feb, — I'sing the ex-
ful for the legal lore of the country ample of ‘he lift^'of Paul, the Apostle.;
w-as provided today by the many the R(*v. .I.'hn Mc,'^w«‘en, D.D.. presi-^What
courts acti^•e in the capital, including dt nt 'f Pre^'i-erian ccdlege. Clinton,
the United .‘states senate os it called delivvrei a <t’"'ng and inspiring ad-
William P. MacCracken Va-fore
ix'strum there as its prisoner.
' .A slight distance Away the ?up
court gathereil again
\I.L COM-MEM). BUT FEW
I.IVE BY THE (;OLI)EN RULE
\ World This Would Be
OlH*dience To That Rule.Were
iTUversal.
If
Goes To Senate Pro- prevented any action on amenviniehts, • A commjf.tee of fifteen Presbj’terian
viding $950,000,000 for CWA to increase the fund. There had been college graduates is arranging a meet-
Aclivilies Over Nation. threats that such amendments would on the college campus in the near
\ ’ j be offered. | future at which time plans will be pre-
Washington, Feb. o. One man and Advocates of more money claimed sented for forming alumni chapters in
he a Democrat shouted "no” in $450,000,000 the bill carried this and other states to work for the'
house today to a $;-50.00(>.000 ixdief works was too small and that intere.st of the institution. .At the an
he exhausted in ebput
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and civi^ works appropriation that cat-
in all its
nitv to coTis'rue t-he constitutkin.
’ Fa’dher down wimijng ca’
corridors mentbei s of the. hou'^^e, ii
to the challenges to he ni(‘t in t u*
elwtion-, were embracing the op
th-'
dre<''
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a’ la
rce atidience of men at
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seJiatc for
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feder.-il re- 1
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lunity to vote million^
lief and the CW A.
Fi\*e fihng c^iwtj- nea4~ the-.seRal-C
chamber hei-d much f>f Mac’^^ no k<'p
correspondence as the case of th'-
Hoover assistant s(‘creta:y of con -
meree rtveivod senate (•onsi('lei\at;on
Pentiing action on that, the senate
f erred the .'^t. La wr cnee
pact.
One of it> memUos, meanwhile-
Hu<y l>ong—had notice from the local
court of appeoils that he,* tnust def; n<l
a $r>atMH'-0 Iliad suit, brought by Sani-
uel T. .Vn>ell. former coun'ed f<»i the
senate cominitloe w hich invor t.gated
int**o-
,:a Thec'ogical seminary.
• I tne s|H-ak‘ r.
_..4^Uj:«4avUAry Ut his jtiraaiki.Uticlur.
'■ s\veen sj»,,ke of the <lay>-' when hr
'.'.IS a '*ud*nt at the theoh g>a’ sem;-
thin lecate<l he*;*-, which, he
'aid. had tlone ir.-oh toward shap-ing
h.- life and hi counli'd it a [irivilege
. apul'ted through that
-. gress anei went to t
.spetsly action.
"It is uncon.stitutional," said this
Qf man--Terpidl of Texas. "Others can
•vote like dumb dri’.en cattle if they
want to but Um not going to. Tliev
r.a-ions or collections ^.^n’t snap the whip behind me.”
idua.s. If all persona) and na-j There was some griimblirg by other
*nd ic; were sIjihikiI by it, arm- Democrats that the measure did not
'provide sufficient funds. A Republican
six nual alumni meeting this year a spec
ial committee was named to formulate
fly (i^-orge Ft. Koester)
• f the Golden Rule is univer-
unfortunately. observance
I* is a rule for, men Ss indi-
and a' r.a'ion.s Or collections
It would
weeks..
On the roll call that this group plans to arou.se a greater inte:-est
forced. 382 voted for the appropri-'Jnnor.g former students in their aima
ation and only Terrel against.
The senat^e finance committee for
mally reported the mcasurif favo “ihiy
mater. Their report and recoinmenda-
tidns will be presented at the meeting
soon to be held here.
and Senator Harrison. l>.emocra:. cf
ississippi, chairman, indicuvod it
would be brought up for action toniin-
row in view of the statement by 1 e 1-
eral Relief .Adrhinistrator Harry I..
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watei'W'V t » c‘'me
,F«ack
b. dy '»>f m* n
< dumb;-.!
] ke that
to aildre
iv' coubl ii* disbanded, navies' disman
tled. leis' Trees di'Charged, jails
Taredi" c .urthx'u-rs : cofFv'wred into
ii-ari* s and lawyer- forced to find
X ;• me 'r- .of procuring a live-
lih*' d. 1 e t^o ible i- that most of us
ere iut k ,t< 'ce deviations from the
<e>l ;tn i; ue bv others but are i)lind
Hopkins that funds available for civil
said the govenment could not continue vvorks would be exhausted on Sa'.ur-
ihe present relief drain on the treas- _ o-
ury aniJ tTiaf tTu“ TpeniFThg was^
pre- TRe'meaTure tafries a pro 'TKton to
vt rting the m»rma^! return to business permit the federal relief administrator
for that terrific exjK*rience in that to make grants for relief within a
other world. '' state to a p’uhlic agency without the
In the Fast half of the~t\vent\ fifth the go\einor.
a-s«
mhled
.'Sunday.
llie' !bi
visi'd -u
‘‘W •nil ban
IT.
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.r
5 r an colletre head re-
.’t f sj'mcrly announced.
.Man Know .\;»out Ib*-
r: the word "11 is” In
to o- J-T-t.fy our own departures fiom chapter of .Maitth«*w is given the tre-
it. mendous woni picture Christ g-avt* of
: (m F.i u^y 11 (Sunday schools jt>d«fmen: day. It is worthy of
: lO ■
: g:
tu’yth-
whicb w..
tbtnbey -r
on, t!,;- M-
t.lu'‘ tT%i* firrn^eierriTfn'^inr
T.ouvsianti.
■Another boos
sttK'ks occuri't'i
TtH-oni high of
/ITiis late-
(I.OUO (HMI.
at ributed
in tlie treasury g"Hl
the total reachng a
almo-t
I IK ea e wa .
l»oth to Imrcha-e of the nu’tftl arui re
turn of dollars from hoarding.
Capitol Hill took little notice of the
fact. g-(*ld appan-ntly iieing-a dead sub-
‘cr;;:i c’l.ipter of .Matthew.,
be tlic.r -third successive '
nt in -Study of the .'serfnon
ar. Tnis-dart installment
cn RuiK of which j
'n
note that the award of heaven or hell
WHAT DO
P. S. Jeanes
p-ofe.--
on the
b :;-. H - w -lFFn thi m a> Ihi il TF.'i U >la" n d;tirhrC >-n " With those
,j,,j vv 1- . b cio'os Up the teaching
< >tH c-ari kn<*w th.'i* he i- a f hi : - •* ^ ^ > and tit s liiem up in
tian. To - . is: m-ed to h'i\e any a :ie b Cm ist 11 imseT said in
h( ’'afi 'v ai:out thr-. th»* '[leaki-r sa. i. Iuj—-Sc a»in I'h the Mount that what
He aid thilt thert* wei'e two. kin'l' of we cail the (mlden Rule was all of the
truth, ic-.-n-trab’e truth, hy^ which a’teaching of the low and the prophet.s.
child can r**a'-*n out that two and
ipake fi*ur and *.h< jife tituth.
iHP solve the jiroblem of
ha's Holv Writ to
two
:hOW
siijtply bills to diminish' ciiances
legislative tie-u]> later.
the
IS of the oil ami
ries. ami how to keeji the
tru.s
in
I he aiguiiK lU 'that lead's up to
enunc.ation of the (lolden Rule is tlmt
sin. as (io«l is g. -tHl to all <»f us it behooves
him us all to he giMMl to each other. The
Hihle
and the truth which differentiate
b.= St and that the .'savior has from all other religions is embodied in
T 7:rve T^'^;>''e who place” thxrir^^ the^ s^oeetfH’l -t«t«uwent that “GimI iai
H m and who sunx-mler their love.” The more (I^idlike we become
the more our lives fiow<*r in love. On
ji'ct thei-e for the prosi'iit. Committei
busini'ss held the legislators, the sen- .Mull
ale real.zing the rilu'essity to push ■ for he , . .. . .u . i *1,
»f a i that he can go t,. the Divine Rower greatc-st truth enunciated in the
'for guidance and U- savtsl. He can
t 1 «
-AiMpng house comnuttees
jects inclmieii [iroldems of the oil ami power
silver imlu
litivernment from liavirig to j>ay ex- live- to ILin i *1.
rbvMVe profit- on the aircraft corj- .MeSween spoke of the dis- one in'casum. t hnst surntmul uj. the
tracts 1, lets to private liuilders. iappointments that Raul suffered and Ten Commandments into two. one that
Tttf Ctr HTi gbvM'ntnent was Htai f .Ahey-VM- lovy
frd the Imteii States is ready fur bluok to the bfe of the ap<*stle.“ All and the otFH‘rlhat_we love each other'
negU'iation of a new cornmerciarthing- wo- k -ogether f<.r good t.i tho.-e us we love ourselves. Ihe Hible teems i
iK'tween the count rmsT w ho love-Gi.l.- ^ - with tht^ t^hl-tlnit we .provu^
."tivrefirv Hull announced the fact The forme--World war chaplain who love of <i-mI by servuv of humanity,
this morning after consultations at served w‘h the gallant Thirtieth di- m-t self-st-ekmg service hut s»'lf-‘it*-,
the While House The president, siif : vision over-.a.s. us,hI several examples nying service after the pattern of the |
slight coltl. camelbsl'of men wh • had fought for their coun- life of Jesus ('hri-st. It is easy for a,
the rest of the try and who 'had foumi real life man to as-sert that he loves God, hut j
through th** saving grace of the Mas- John ^ays the prxnif of love of (rod is |
>»- / love of humanity. In his first epistle.
not made on the I .i is of
sions mail** in this worl.l. but
basis of ileetl.s done.
( hrist -aid. "If ye loVe me, keep piy
commaiKlmeriTs.*F lie said ako: “lu-
■ ye doers of the wunj an.l not hearers
only.” In the ver-e-' from the lesson
• luoti'd a’b'.ve Chi i.-t -aid that en* ranee
into heaven w;i- for thos* who did taie
will of His Father, which is ii\ hea-
! ven. Ha'. e vou ioined the church as u
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sort of eternal fiix* in.-urance, satis
fied that church memVrship i.s re
ligion and gone (•iV living selfishly?
If so. you will have a frigh’fiil e.xpe-
rience on judgment ilay. There is a
f^*** (be val',u* of your religion, hy
'which y«*u can know lH*fore death if
you have k*en truly -aved. Jt*nn gives
it in the-e words; “We krrowr that we
have pa.ss*,! from death unto life, be
cause we“ love the brethren. He that
lovelh not his hnither abideth in
*
death.” .And you Io\e your brother if
vou wtiuld have him do unUi vou.
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fciing fiom a
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Word was given out at Hie White
H ,.i e tiuit tie i.- taking no part in,
.-ia'.e -O' local e|»‘ctH»ns. I his was in .
M poiiM- to ttie announcement hy ^
TiioM'.a- I’. CoTiwiiy. former lieutenant
govn iior of .New \ ork, that,
t uMii Mg for the I >(“m(K‘ratic
ter.
he w-as
.-emite
non: na:
i.ielil.
..n alter a talk with the jires-
TheT*rv'uy:« r.an preacher and leatl-; he w rote:
er of men >aid that men think tliey
are made t; suffer through the tragic
loss of a ioved -me or other adversi-
ti*s. hut he again |>oint*‘<I to th«* rx-
ample of Raul, whose life was filleil
with trouhie. and ^trx*ssed the fact
that thi- IS the time for th«* children
“If a man say. 1 Five God. and hat-
eth h-is brother, he is a liar; fur he
that lovelh not his brother, whom he
hath s«*en. h*»vi can he love God, whom
he hath not s**en.” ^
Ami. whatever el.-^e it m:iy Iw*. if it
«hd not lea-1 to '<‘rvic»*. it is not lov-*.
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-Man can kn«*w. he said, that there is
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.At the c!o'** **f the service a large
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Millions Added
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Doubles Value Over Year Before
With Total ('rop Estimated As
Worth $I4,45.T,563.‘
The noNe-; TWm of luiinan love is
that of a mother for her children.
Therein wt >*n* human .self-ilenial al
Ityr highe.-l and l»esl. The average child
m>t r**ally an-1 truly love its par-
-siir; !y taking a- a matter of
course w'hat th-*--' par-'tits do for it.
TJuv chil*r> !o\«- for its pan*nts -ioes
n«>t ji;*»ni*' mt-- Iwing until the child be
gins *i«« ng things for thos** parents,
not f«»r fear , of punishment if ih-
things h** not *l*m**, hut from a desir*'
t*» h**Ipfu: to, them. And Io\«* grow>
with se;v;«-e Christ in on«* parahh*
taught that lh**y loveMimst to whom
most has forgiven. Tliat is why-
th*>se wh** have h**<'n th«» lilacke.st of
sinners frxsju**n;ly Imeoim* the whit**si
of saints Iwrause they reabze how
much h'is Insen forgiven them they
love with an intensity which packs
their liv*-s with s*Tvic*’ an<l their love.
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-- ——- lteg-*tten hy a .sense of the greatness;
l'*»lumhia. Feb. 3. - .XdiUnl mcom** of the forgiv*»m*ss accunl***! them,'
from th** S**ulh t'arolina .t*otton cix>p j^row- with the ix*ndering of servic**. 1
«)f R.‘:n *lue t** the g*»vemment*s acre-; wr**te, ix*c*iunting what;
age tv«luctu»n prt*gram, Wa.s estimated us; "Beloved, if Gt)d so.
yesieniay by Dr. W. W. Long «f love*l us, we *»iight to love one an-|
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state. \Vh*»ever l-eT’eVes in the Bible “he-
at $21.2I'.*.2*vt; or n*‘arly as much ' lu-va'-i tn a ju-tgment after tleath. Thai
the t**ta! value **f the ltk‘i2 crop.
lKH't*»r lA*ng submits these figures:
Cott**n praMiiK-ed 4n in South
t’ai-olina. T42.t)<'0 hales.
I)e*“enil*er 1 value, y 1-2 cents a
pound. t>r $-l>.5*» a bale.
T«>tal value *»f crop. $:L5,‘iS7,OtH>.
Rayim-rts r*'ceiv**d account «»f plow -
up.
Tntal valut*. incluiiing la*nefit |»ay-
pjenls. J4.Ll5;».5»kL ^
KMimate*! value of South Caixdina
crop if n*‘ne plowe*! up:
..\unit*er -f bales would have
luted.
' F.-rtimared value of cotton with a
!*ale crop, 5 cents a innin-i.
Kale. '
tielief is universal. .All men at all ,
time-i in the history of the vforld and
with ail gra*les of intelligence have
believe*! in a life beyond the grave and ,
a judgment then* of' the life on this
side of It- What do you exju'ct to say
in that day of judgment? Will you
^y: "lairvi. !*•: me into heaven because '
I joinetl tlie chuich and contributed to;
its upkeep, attemiing more or les.*,
regubtriy. Why, la»nl, 1 even prayed
in puMic an-1 sometimes spoke for|
y*>u?” If that I.*-: all you can say fo*-
pio- ID that -lay. you will not say
en*>ugh. Tho>e things should Ih* done
Tho>e thing^
hut a rebgmn which earnes'its pro-''
>r $25 ^
Value of South ('arolina crop waml-l MounU
have t>een $2iLl<(2,(H)0. ^
.Ad-le«l inc**me fmm acix*age n*«iuc-
ti->n: less $23.Di2.000. or
$2l2^.»l.2«o.
Total estimai**-! value of South Uar-
i»lina !i)33 crop. $14.45:L«5<»:L
Total estimated value of .So.:th ('^r-
ohna crop, $21,K:iS.(KH). -
.\*ld‘d inc**me fnmi acreage r*‘«luc*
turn. $2l2!:*l,2(a. — '
’ , J ‘l,Our sjgn-up campaign is rmogrc'S-
Wc h3V6 just unloddod unoth^r .ii^.as well as'we coulii po.s^ibTy hop* ”
car of Fine Youn}{*’ Tennes5»ee l)*>ctor Long. "Howeve . whi,
with the succession of campaigns the
extension service has had to dir**rt.
Call at our stable at once and the while carrying along it.-, normal
look them over, activities, our force has •beer, „driven
,almost to exhaustion. In fact, 1 ha.e
Mules, priced ri^ht.
fess**r n** further th'an that is not a!
^aving religion. In the Sermon on the)
t'hrist warne*! His hearei*s
r that many were indulging false hopes;
of eternal life. Here are some tremen- >
<K*usly tmportani words from Sun-1
ilay's lesson; 1
“NsYt every *me that said unto me.j
la>r*l. I.A'»rd. ^haU ji‘nter into the king-,
loin **f heaven; hiit he that doeth the
wjH of my Father which is in heaven. I
"Many will .saV to Me in thal day,
Lor*l, Lord, have wt* not'prophesied in
thy nan»e? ami in thy nitme have cast
out devils, and in thy name done many
womFerful works ?
“And then will I profess unto them,
I never knew you; depart from me ye
that work innjuity.”
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jAl heavy yield of good sta
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