The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, August 06, 1929, Image 3
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Lcsccn fcr August 1 1
DANIEL AMONG THE LIONS
I.K:<SON I t : \ I ? I >.i n if I b I "J 8
( ! i > i . I ? 1-,'N IK. VI ? I lie ungul of th?'
I. mi. I cm ;i in I h rou ii () ntir>u< them I lui I
(.??it nun iiikI dclivereth them
I'K I M Al!Y TOPIC? Daniel la True
if. i i
IfVli'U Tol'IC ? Dnnlel 1b True to
i;.ii
IN I KK.MKUIA I li A.'iUSKMWK te ?P
10 ? I In- Mi'.iniiin of Tine I'ourtmi* i
Y c > t ' N 1 1 !?!?:?? p|. E AND ADULT TOP
IC.' ? The Courage of Kalth.
I Daniel the Prime Ministct of the
McdoPersian Empire (vv. I II).
Sterling whiI Ii lir? infill lit tn In I he
fr-.ini ii ml kepi lii in there The new
kiii!: w : i s kcin tn discern Ills worth
n lii I in glvp It recognlt Ion.
II An Occasion Sought Against
D.iniei (vv 4-P).
1. The rrnsini for (v I). No iloiiht
iliiil wlii* h prompted ilils eflort wittf
L' 1 1 V y II ll< I J?'!lll?tlS>
2. Kit i I m o of (v -1).
Haul I s olliciiil record wns blame
less They v< mi t< I not even tl nil tin
error Kiivj Is still In the world
I'liosp who excel In iin.v line nri* sure
io inil'i'i In smne way foi thi'li ex
cellcncics Tin- successful business
niiili in relation to liis compel Mors. ' lie !
ru nkjpg pu | >i I in school Hie child ol
supctloi merit In the home will he
enxleil h\ the oiliers In polities many
limes i hose who honestl* strive to do
their duty tire persi'eul eil l*'ven In
the ehureli we timl initilslers are some
limes envious ol ihelt superiors.
'.i Tin' wicked pint (vv. VP)
The.\ Iruinped up n chaise on the
ground of his foreign rellgbm 1 hey
were not earefnl about their melliod.
so their end was attained In spile
of Daniel's loyalty, the deeree was
signed liy the king which would put
lil m into the den of Hons.
III. Daniel's Noble Confession (vv
Id i:?).
Thoi.gh Daniel Knew that the
wicked decree was sinned, lie knelt
before Cod as usual. Note the silence
of heroism. Weak men bluster :
strong men have III lie to say
1. lie conl lulled bis usual habit (v
10).
lie knew I bat the civil law had ah
sollllely milling to do with Ills re
llgioii Cods law Is Mist l.aws foj
I it i Id i 1 1 u reading the I'.lble 1 1 ra \ 1 1 1 vx
meet I m.1 to woishlp (!od. have no an
Ihorlty over men
2. Daniel reporletl to the king (vv
im:ii #
These wicked men wnlclieil to Mud
out whether Daniel would piaj be
fore liis r.oil, and when I hey found
i lint he continued liis worship, they
wen t to the king and reported that
Daniel disregarded bis decree.
IV. The Foolish Decree Executed
(vv 11-17).
1. The king displeased with hltnsell
(v. 1 1).
lie labired till the going down ot
the sun to deliver Daniel, conscious
I hat he had been ent rapped.
2. The klnu helpless (v. 1 T? ) .
The proud ruler found that he was
n slave. To enact laws which change
not Is Hie height of folly.
3 Daniel easi Into the den of lions
(v. H5).
The kind's part Ins word to Daniel
was n poor, feeble excuse for hi.*
guilty conscience.
4. The double seal (v. 17).
This double sealing shows the king's
purpose to abide by the unfortunate
law.
V. Daniel Delivered (vv. I8-2.'I).
1 Note the contrast belween the
night In the lion's den and Hie one in
the palace. In the palace there was
no sleep, no mirth. Daniel's quiet is
as a picture of Ibe safety and peace
which are the portion of those who
trust Cod and do Ills will.
2 The king's question in the morn
Ing (v. 2d).
3. Daniel's answer (v 22).
Clod's angel has done many wonder
fill works. The early Christians
despised bonds, stripes and death
<1 Daniel delivered (v. 2'1 ) .
No manner of hurt was found he
cause he believed In his find.
VI. The Doom of His Accusers (v
21).
They were cast Into the den ot
Hons ami "or ever I bey came at the
hot loin of the den' I heir hones were
broken In pieces. Daniel's enemies
go Into the same trap which they pre
pared for lilni.
VII Darius' Oec.coe (vv. 2.VJ7).
Men were to tremble and fear be
fore Daniel's Cod As to whether
Darius had a change of heart we do
not know.
VIII. Daniel's Prosperity (v. 2K)
Daniel goes higher into the king
dom and continues In his place ot
honor even though dynasties change
In a Better World
A comfortable old age Is Hie re
ward of a well-spent youth; there
fore. Instead of Its Introducing dismal
and melancholy prospects of decay If
should give us hopes of eternal youth
In a ncHor world. ? Palmer.
Wh*n ? Cross It FormnJ
When our will runs parallel with the
will of (Jod. no cross Is formed; hut
when our will runs counter lo Cod's
I will, n cross Is formed which Is heavy
Co bo borne. ? Augbey.
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Claims Passed By Hoard of Count? !
Directors, July 2, 1929
C. A. Johnson, salaries Supt.
and guards, etc $539.57
M. L. StovPr, lumber 19.0V J
Clyburn Motor Co., auto parts 1
and repairs 77.07
W. R. Taylor, salary magis- I
trate 100.00
S. W. Rose, salary bridge
keeper .... 100.00
Blaney Mercantile Co., sup
plies, etc 73.96
H. E. Munn, salary road Supt. 125.00 j
Bothune Mercantile Co., sup
plies 80.59 |
Hayes Pharmacy, medicines, etc 20.15 I
F. B. Truesdale, supplies 91.48:
Jefferson Lumber Company., j
lumber 333.88 1
J. G. Sowell, lumber 28G.72
Kershaw Lumber Co., lumber I
and coal . 129. 0G
Threatt-Carson Co., supplies . . 4.70
J. D. Wntson, salary magis
trate nd docket 04.50 ?
J. S. R ss. lumber .... 150.50
H. G. rarrison, Jr., services
Bd. oi Directors 100.00
E. T. Bowen, services Bd. of I
Directors 100.00
J. H. Sowell, services Bd. of
Directors 100.00
D. M. Kirkley, services Bd. or
Directors 100.00
Catoe Brothers, supplies 77.05 .
J. A. Rabon, supplies 43.85 '
J. W. Sowell or bearer, salaries
supt and guards, etc 442.10
Kershaw Merct. & Bkg. Co.,
supplies 404.29
J. M. Moseley, salary Supt. of
Distribution 100.00
Southern Bell T. &. T. Co., tel
ephone rental . 49.15
T. C. Fletcher or bearer, salary I
magistrate 50.00
Camden Loan & Realty Co.,
bond ? S. W. Hogue 200.00
Aussie West, salary bridge- I
keeper 100.00
C. H. Truesdale, lumber 9.72 ,
G. W. Monroe, plumbing repairs 12.00
Hall Brothers, meat 4.15
J. K. I/ee, meat .... 5.70
Alma M. Burgess, salary and
travel 130.3(1
The Camden Hospital, 3rd
quarter appropriation .... I 14ft. 18
I.. B. Optburn, salary bridge
keeper .... 100.00
C. W. Birchmore, publishing .. 148.00
City of Camden W. & L. Dept.
water and lights 21.38'
Beard's Filling Station, auto ?
parts, repairs, etc 10.00 J
Wolfe-Eichel Co., clothing sup- I
plies .... 8.70
Lena M. Lineberger, salary
Deputy Clerk 75.00 I
J. II. Clyburn, salary, stamps,
reeordintf. etc 201.25
W. L. McDowell, salary and
lunacy 70.00
J. E. Copeland or bearer, sal
ary magistrate 100.00
Laurens T. Mills, salaries
Clerk and Co. Atty., poor
fund 350.00
L. P. Thompson or bearer, sal
ary magistrate . . 50.00
C. W. Evans, coffin Jennie
Jackson 10.00
S. W, Hogue, salaries self and '
clerk, stamps, etc 82.37
J. A. Thorn or bearer, salaries
maintenance ' 357.50
John Whitaker, hay and oats .. 5(5.15
W. M, Peake or bearer, sal
ary magistrate 50.00
B. E. Sparrow, salaries self and
elerk, stamps 81.02
G. It. Clements or bearer, sal
ary Bd. of Regis 12.50
M. H. Deal or bearer, salary
bridge foreman . . 125.00
J. W. Sowell or bearer, sal
ary Supt. of Gann 125.00
G. B. DeBruhl or bearer, sal
ary and expenses 7 155.00
Camden Iron & Brass Wks.,
iron wnshei-s 1)0.00
Lorick & Lowrance, Inc.,
graphite, belt, lace .... . . 38.33
E. A. Jenkins, supplies, Inv.
5685 35.82
Jeff Hunt Road Mach. Co.,
supplies 278.05
Welsh Motor Co., auto supplies
labor and garage rent .... 20.22
Gibbes Machinery Co., saw and
shovels 23.38
Atlantic Bridge Co., 5 gal. al
uminum paint .. 15.00
J. I). Adams & Co., machinery
parts 143.05
Miss S. B. Mickle, timber .... 100.00
I). M. McCaskill, Agent, 1 do/,.
binders 10.38
Myers Service Station, auto sup
plies 0.15
vS. I'. Watkins or bearer, salary
and expenses .. .. 1 ">5 .00
Rhame Bros. Inc. hay, oats,
etc. . . .\ .; 123. Hi
Zemp & Del'ass, drug supplies .. 10.05
J. L. Hough or bearer, salary
and expenses 155.0)
II. A. Rabon or bearer, salary
and expenses 155.00
W. 1,. Marsahll or bearer, salary
0 mos. 1020 .' 100.00
Columbia Office Supply Co.,
rubber bands 1.58
J. II. McLeod, salaries self and
jailer, jail fees, telephone
bill, etc 73(i. .*0
W?lker, Evans & Cogswell Co.,
office supplies' 1.50
Walter Jacobs or bearer, salary
janitor 10.00
J. l?. Richards, Jr., salary Bd.
of Education 30.00
Lugoff Supply Co., groceries . .03.25
A. B. MoLaurin, salary Bd. of
Education and mileage 53.20
J. Team Gettys, salary, stamps.
envelopes 119.04
G. F. Cooley, salary Deputv
Sheriff .... 125.00
W. I'\ Russell, salary coroner .. 1 1 .f>7
Auto Electric Co., auto parts.. 13.05
Carl A. West, two visits Mr.
Waters 22 00
McCaskill <6 Eollis, Kroceriei . .05.25
Jno. W. Corbett, medical ser
vices 41.00
G. T. Catoe, services in capture
of convict 25.00
Burns & Barrett, hardware sup
plies .303. *-7
Mackey Mercantile Co., mipplies ?>,00
W. II. Pressley or bearer, salary
and travel 100.00
H. E. Munn or bearer, dra'ta
Bank of Camden 2,011.70
W. H. Pressely, rtalary and travel
July 1-10, 1921) I'.O.OO
II. L. Scholsburf*, ??mplies :i.i0
Camden Chronicle. | ?? ntinjr a^ I
advertising . .? . il-Vl/.Ti j
Columbia Supply Co., 1 ton oiii'ir
block 1 iU-0
Total SM.220 ??:!
I.AUIIKXS T. .UIU,S, Clerk.
The grown-ups can take a page
from the hook of the l-II youngsters
and get benefits of Hand, Head,
Heart and Health by attending Farm
ers' Week.
Miss Helen Wills recently won tin
Mritish women's singles in tennis f < > r
the third consecutive year.
Daffodil bulbs exhibited at a Lon
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$ 1 f?0 each.
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