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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
15
Mountville News
MBS. MAUDE BBTSON
Mr. and Mrs. James Burese
from New Jersey Is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Boy Miller and Mr.
Miller and other relatives here
this week.
Dr. Ruth Stokes spent last
weekend in Laurens with her sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah S. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus McClaire
from La France, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bannister and .fam
ily Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Lynce spent sev
eral days in Spartanburg last
week with her daughter, Mrs.
Badgett and new daughter.
Mrs. Sarah D. Martin of Co
lumbia and Mrs. Walter Dunlap
from Laurens visited Mrs. Roily
Bannister Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Stewart was a busi
ness visitor in Newberry Satur
day.
J. H. Thomason Jr. underwent
surgery at the hospital in Athens,
Ga. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Finley ac
companied by Mrs. Jerome Fin
ley and son Mark, visited Mrs.
j A. D. Wood in Briton last week.
Quinton L. Chapman from
Charleston spent last week with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Chapman.
Mr. W. H. Finley spent last
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
BBryant in Anderson.
Kenneth McKittrick from
| Laurens spent Sunday with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc-
| Kittrick.
Spending the weekend with
I Mrs. J. H. Thomason Jr. were
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fair-
cloth from Marion, N.C.
EVERYDAY
COUNSELOR
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Patronize
The
Nervousness, frustration, and
depression seem to be the birth-
I marks of modern man. Even
I the churches which proclaim the
[gospel of the Prince of Peace
[have in their membership many
[who are so marked.
A recent survey reports that 80
per cent of the average Protest^
ant congregation are suffering
from some form of nervous or
emotional maladjustment. When
you add to this the fact that from
50 to 75 per cent of all illnesses in
this country are psychosomatic,
we have a distressing picture of
I modern life.
We act as if God has gone out
j of business. We need to take an
I honest look at ourselves and then
Ido some honest Bible reading.
Even the casual reading of the
Book of Psalms indicates that the
1 writers were dealing with the
[same problem—the warfare of
(the emotions. The psalmist de-
I scribes man suffering from emo
tional illness. He is persecuted
by the enemies which attack his
(inner life.
The 57th Psalm opens with a
[cry for mercy, followed by the
affirmation, “In the shadow of
[thy wings will I make my refuge,
(until these calamities be over-
Ipast.” In verse three, the psalm-
|ist speaks of “the reproach of
|him that would swallow me up.”
The metaphor changes and we
(read, “My soul is among lions:
land I lie even among them that
(are set on fire, even the sons of
I men, whose teeth are spears and
arrows, and their tongue a sharp
(sword . . .”
Through all of his trials, the
(psalmist says, “My heart is fix-
led, O God, my heart is fixed: I
[will sing and give praise.”
The same pitcure appears in
(many of the other psalms. Psalm
|40 reads, “I waited patiently for
■the Lord; and He inclined unto
[me, and heard my cry. He
(brought me up also out of a hor-
Irible pit, out of the miry clay,
land set my feet upon a rock, and
I established my goings. And He
[hath put a new song in my
(mouth, even praise unto our God:
(many shall see it, and fear,
[shall trust in the Lord. Blessed
(is that man that maketh the Lord
I his rtust, and respeceth not the
(proud, nor such as urn aside to
(lies.”
In Psalm 27, we have a good
[picture of the sufferer from stom-
|ach ulcers, “When the wicked,
(even mine enemies and my foes,
[came upon me to eat up my
(flesh, they stumbled and fell.”
[Why did the enemy stumble? Be-
e, “The Lord is my light and
(my salvation ... The Lord Is the
(strength of my life.”
The answer to all the calam*
| ities described by the jg
(always the same—partnership
[with God.
Many of you who read this col-
Jumn are beset with worries and
[frustrations now. Gat down your
[Bible and open it to the Psalms,
[take your pencil and marie the
Don’t miss the 37th
[Psalm. Help is spelled out in de-
(tail. By all means mark the 18th
[Psalm: “The Lord is my rock
fortress . . . deliverer . . .
(strength . . . buckler . . . horn
[of salvation . . . high tower . . .
[For by thee I have run through a
(troop; and by my God have 1
(leaped over a walL”
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