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The Clinton Chronicle, Clinton, S. C., JThursday, February 22,' 1S34
Bill To Remove Trophies Now ^
Burden ^ On Elxhibit Here;
tiounty
THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL
jBobd Celebrates
Seventieth Birthday
Measure Would Transfer County Awards To Be Presented By Do-
Government From the State nor At Charlottesville. Va.,
LESSON
(From the Ijiurens Advertiser)
spent in pleasant anecdote and rem
(iniscence. •
' Mr. Bobo holds a uhique record in
years of ser\ice to the church and
to business life of the communitv.
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GET UP
Make This 25 Test
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Lax the bladder as you would the
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House To County Seat.
On Display At Front Is,
Columbia. Feb.TR.—County povern- Clinton citizen.*^ and sport enthusi-^
went ^ould be transferred from the asts" have an unusual
State House in Colunvbia to the county
seat in each county under the terms », . u .
®f . hill which R. B. Ilei Wrt. Rich-
the CHI RCH IS MAKING
LESS GAINS THAN IT SHOl'LI)
opportunity to ()ftj.n It Coptents Itself With Being . p>bruar\’ 11
cup and medal Sought Instead of Seeking.
C B Bobo prominent Baptist lav thirty years he has bowel^,^^Drive out \imparities ai>d ex-
c.. K. rsoDO, promine|ni baptist lay gerved as treasurer of the First Bap- . ' ., . ■
man and 1 citizen of the community, ^hureh and for as many years"’*'":'' ‘I"' eau.«e imUtion,
wa.s honored With a surprise birthday ,ha, behn teacher of the Bobo Berean TC'
dinner Saturijay at his home on West Bible class. For the past fifteen ?*’ BU-KETS. the blai^r
Mam street, in celebration of his sev- .Jp^rs he has been a member of the
entieth anniversary which was Sun-
land, has prepared for introduction in blocker in intercollegiate fmttball in ’Ito
the house of reprsentativei; of S<«uth the Southern conference. ^
, , . Foreign Mission board of the .South-
.Ir.'. Bobo had in- Baptist convention and for a
occasion a num- time has been a trustee of Con-
ber of relatives and fnends, who came Maxwell orphanage,
offer felicitations and best wishes.
four days if you are not relieved of
getting up nighus go back and get
*prsentat
Carolina. .
The bill provides for a system of
county government and .sets up the
county delegation fron\eacJl\^ county as
a county b<»ard of managers, which
would declare the county supjily biil,
hold public hearings on it. fix the
levy and finally declare the bill
the en.suing year. It .woubl also at
tend to other strictly coun;y affairs.
In discussing the meagre, which
will be introduced this week, Mr. Her-
her said, “.^ny one who has sat in
our legislature will agree that it woulv]
These trophies are supplied thrm
.1. B Frontis. local jeweler, engrav
by him, and are on display for a few
days in his windows.
The trophie.s are new design>, *-truck
tax from a special die^cast for the donor,
for
, His follo'wers
^s His
army.
are often referred to
He. came to eslab
hile others, wi^ip were
■ from being pre.sent, sent me
lish a kingdom. His army wa.s not
lo fight with carnal weapon.s to es-
)lish Hi.s kingdom. They were
to W live that others would .see th^ir
greeting.
A delicious turkey
seived. There were
.. cake.s—both lovelv
prevented ® member of the firm of Gw- gjjjjjJai- to castor oil on the
•ssages of If you are bothered with back
the city for the
your money. BU-KETS, containing
buchu leaves, juniper oil, etc., acts
pleasantly and effectively on the blad-
bowels.
backache, or
caused from-h-bladder disor-
ness in^the city for the past forty- p^jns
six year>, thu> entitzing :t to the di-- ders you are bound to feel better after
dinner "'''as tinction.of being the oldest business
concern of Laurens.
old-nashaoned
this cleansing and you get yoUr regu
lar .sleep.
play and interfer-
be an immense ai'iirov* men: t«> fn- .Southern conference at the'L’niver*;
the legislature from the great bur- olf Virginia at ('harlotjte^viMe, .Sat
tkm of l(»cal or courity leg..s,lati,>n.
".^Iso anv one will realize how ah
'1 -wing football
( Tce in action.
The trophie.s will l»e| presented by
•he donor, William F*. Jacobs of Clin-’'
on. to the winner, George M. Smith,
fullback of Virginia Polytechnic insti-
at the annual meeting of the
.■•^outhern conference at the'University
ur-
day afternoon, February 24th.
On. that occa.*iion Mr. Jacobs has
go(Kl\orks and glorify, not them, but Poundcakes. One was the gift of the SFPPER AT
Ihf.r , HCRRICAXE SCHOOL
words, they
their liveiKtbat others who had not
that ble.ssin^wooIJ wish it. Mahom-
et’.i folIo'Aer^for awhile swept all
before them iirxthree continents, of
fering unbelie,vci\ in Islam a choice
between .-.al vat ion and the sword.
Bobo has
taught for thirty years. The other
cake which was brought by Green
ville felative.s was gaily decked in
white icing, pink rose decorations, ^ ,
birthday greetinir.. and candloa; for
Chest Colds
The Parentn’eacher association of
Hurricane school will give a chicken
surd it is to have 124 members of the bi-eri invited to make an address and
What sought to e^tabll^h ii.self by ‘ . -
force, (’hrist had no such program of • P*'*’** ... ,
compulMon.- Ho :r picture.! a-—-' «l'o ““"'‘■<1 Vncletharlie
ing at the door of a man’.s'
house and 4b members of thei -enate
to pass on whether or not a school in
Florence county shall have thr<*e or
five tl■u^tees; whether or not the sal
ary of a magistrate m Red (tak lown-
pn sent the trojihies during the finals
ttf th*> conference boxing tournament.
.Mis. .Jacobs an^l Coach and Mrs.
Waller A. Johnson will accompany
.Mr. .Jacobs to <’harlottesvilIe.
1 hi* interference trophy for .'south
.ship in Yolk county shall be $1^0 or
-Ainlv-A7o and to pass on all the other. Carolina was presented last fall,
i^ttv and local Questions
in each county.
the trimming was done under the di- 1“ *'>day night. Feb. 23. beginning at
rection of little .Miss .Mary Julia o’clock. The public i.« cordially invited.
of the honoree,! — , ' •
to have
h
to the
and
cheer of a blazing open .fire and the
, . .1 ^ ...Ml fragrance from a magnificient Chri.st-'
i.s left to the mans own free wiJJ to ,
, f w u CM cactus in full bloom provided a
open the door of h:s heart for en- . ,
' - i«t sinking contrast to the snow-
trance of the divine visitor or to let . . .
Don't lei them pel i strangle holil. Fi-ht
germs quickly. CYeomulsion combine.- 7
major belps in one. Powerful hut iiarmlos.
Pleasant to take. .\o narcotics. Your owa
dnippist is authorized to refund your money
on the .spot if your cough or cold is not
reliered by Cre^ulsion. (adv.l
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stand-( .
heart ^ own,
II 1 tz! After dinner all repaired
knocking anil a rang pernus.'^ien t.o ‘
enter, so, that living .room where the warmth
man and the
he mignt sup with the
man w.ih Him. But, it
it stay shut,
broken dow n.
The door will not be
.sleet outsiiie.
and
An hour or more was
^'JcMillian Calls
Frosh Trackmen
"What the bill really seeks to do is
to tran-lcr county governinent from
the .'^tale Ij^ouse in jC'dumbia where it
dor - not belong to the couiihouse in
each county where it does bt*long.
"The bill also provitles that the
budget, for each county ^haU l>e pub
lished :n the county in i.arallel Col- ‘'y*-’’';'**" ^a't Monday and J^he
umns With the lueceding budg^et and
Poach Lonnie-McMillian issuei
call for fre-hman track men at
'the
— are .set apart from their fellows a.s ^
|n*ogie*s been' ^ ^
made in establishing the kingdom of jjy }{jinjs^.]f enjoined upon tho.se
Jesus i.n this world? Two reasons especially commis.sioned to broad-
may be a.ssigneri. en the work He was doing, was to
1. So'-few Ghrrstians show forth “.seek” them, ( hrist preached in the
C’hrist in their lives by their man- synagogues, the chuixhes of His day,
ner of living. Often the only real but he did not confine His preaching
provides jiublic hearings so that the
|K*opb* may know aliout their local af
fairs. _ " „
"The ol»jection will be made that
the hill will give the delegation in
each county too much power, but it
reall.v does not give them any more
2. .'^o few ('hri-^tian-^ make any
s«iuhd, is wfirking out each day. The not is that the firs.i
first date on the frosh .-chedule, March on some church roll-
21. IS ojten. The first meet .scheduled
is wit]i Carolina fre.shmen on ^larch
.31. al Columbia.
I'he >che<lule Uhis year includes
meets with Cleinson at Clemson. Fur
man at Greenville, and with Davidson
at I>avi<C-on. The state fre.'shman meet
Pres- difference lietween two perstms, one to their coojHol-up space.s. tie went
a professed l»eliever and the other into the highway> and the byways to
has hi.*; name compel them to conic in—not in
church but the krngd(im of God.
the
If
a man really enter the kingtlom of
^iffort to imluce others to liecome —join .the church, but he
Christians. ^‘bitrch without entering
the kingdom of heaven. ' i
Send Your Dry Cleaning To Us
What a difference a dav or two can make in the life
of veur favorite dret-s. Send it to us cne dav and the next
day it cemes day to you looking; youn); and fit for service.
. . . and .'iee how while and clean clothes can really be-
cniae. Our special water softeninjr proce.vs Rets your
ckthes cleaner with less rubbing.
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libwir than they have-gaow. It pro-
vides that that power .shall U* ever- ‘“ ''1 ^ < bnlon.
cised in an ^irderly and intelligent.-
wav. in- a gieat -saving m time, trouble
“The bill would not «>nly improve ami expense to the geneial a.-sem-
county government but would result bly.”
SPRING Harmony
In color .... pattern.... texture
(3->
Have you .sat -ift a church or Isun-i.^
day school and heard the folks sing, *
"Where He l>>ad^ Me I Will Fol- -
lojw" or “I’ll IFo What He Wagts Me'
to Do" or some .'iimilar hymn? How-
many of those who sing such w-ords
couid be counteil on to act in accord
ance with the promises they contain?
One p.,‘r cent ? Two per jcent ? '
“III the la^ half-oFvhe twenty-fifth j
chapter of Matthew, Je^us said that
tho.se who visited Him in prison would
enter heaven and that thos4^who did
not would 1h* banished from Hi.s pres
ence. Bj>th the sheep and the goats j
are repi-esent**d as a-king when they'
saw* Christ in prison and His reply J
was to the effect that those who vis-!
ited humanity in prison visited Him. ;
For over a .-cure of years I hjave
been comlucting service.** in jails and
eon'. id camps. | cannot sing. 1 |
know the value of song in touching
the hcart.s t»f men. I woubi as soon
think of scattering st‘etl on a lop.soiletl
road in tin* hojH* of gathering a croji'
a%s of sewing the/seeds of God’s Word j
In hearts not pre{*art*«l for lh<*ir r<*-
c* pG‘>n J>y tin* nellow.ng^ softening
AND ABOVE ALL-THESE ARE
THE BEST SPRING STYLES
We’re fussy almut the cUithes we sell — because we
know.that our custoiners’are fuJ4ij:.„\)ben they buy- ThLi.,
ctilleclitin cf suits is as new as tomorrow—and we'd sug-
Rest that, yuii lotik them o\er. Since Easter’s close at
hand. See the lively checks, plaids and stripe.s. Enjoy the
comfort of the new semi-drapes. And cheer to the new''
shades of blue ... . brown . . . and grav.
$17.50 to $22.50
Fine Selection of BLUE SERGES
$17.50 to $29.50
NEW SPRING HEADWEAR
. _ $1.95 to $3.50
Hipp & Adair
/ WE SELI. FOR C.ASH — CASH PAYS
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influence of song. And yd. in Green
ville. a e.ty of many chuivhe.- ami
thousand*- <»f pr-!ifcssetl s«*r\ants of j
( hii-l, it IS a e.»nstan: struggle to,
get sing»s-s out to the c>nvicl camp :
t*ach .Sunilay for the services I eon-r
duct there. .Some ch« rs start in with
numbers :ind enthu.'ia.sm but, as the
novelty of the service wt-ars away, i
both number> and enthusta-m dwindle ■
and, first thing you know, a choir '
turns up missing on its assigned .Sun- ;
day. I never ask a choir to take more ;
than one Sun*lay regularly each
month. -Xn.l the bigger the church, the
harder to get a choir or group of folks
from it t«* con.sent to undertake this
Christian .service and the sooner it
»ln»ps it, if |H*rsuaded to undertake it.
1 his ex|H*rience ha.s G»cuseti my^at-.,
teat ion on the reason why Uhnslianity
is not making more ptx»gress in taking '
In the^
■the world .for .Jesus Ghrist.
days when it was the custom to have
motliies on the walls of class rooms
in Sumlay schools I have spoken to
large classes in rooms on whose walls
weie such mottoes as "Saved to Serve”
ami have known that not otfie of those
who Sunday after Sunday looktnl at
those mottoes had evej- spoken a word
for Jesus or undertaken to get even a
#
soul to accept Him as Savior,
* 1 would not be misundefvtood. I am
a believer in the church, which Jesus
I hrist founded for a definite purpose.
Whiiy I am trying to say is that too
few hianchesr'd -the church are func
tioning a> their founder clearly in
tended they should function. That to
me is the lesson to be drawn from the
^^iipture as-:igne\l for study by. Sun
day sch»>ids on ' February 25. ( Mat
thew •♦:3o-10;S; 10:32-33.) It is an ac
count of the sending forth of the
twelve disciples to win recruits for the
army of Jesus Christ. The golden
text is: "The liarxest indeed is plen
teous, Juit the laborers are* few. i’ray r
ye therefore the I^ord of the harvest,
•hat He send forth laborers into his
harvest." That is true tt>day,’ that
the harvV.st i.*; plenteous but the labor- ‘
ers few.
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bu,t 1 ain absolutely sure of one thing,'
which is* that the world wifi never be
won for r)uri;st if the church wait for;
sinners to com^-within the portals of'
iis^sanctuadtH; to become a<^auintyd
with the-^way of Salvation, and yet
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