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Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Wednesday,
December 81ftt, 1980, we will make
to the Probate Court of Kershaw
County ouV final return aa Executory
of the Ii^Ute of James T. Truesdcl,
leceased, afTd on the dame date we
will apply to the said Court for a
/( lnel discharge aa said Executors. - i
W. P. TfcUESDEL)
E. P. CUNNINGHAM, ?
Qualified Executors Est. of James
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ADMINISTRATION
The Rtnto of South Carolina,
County .of Kershaw.
By W. L. McDowell, Esquire, Pro
bate Judge.
Whereas, G. P. Bell made uuit to
me to grant him Letters of Adminta.
tration of the Estate of and effects
of Mores Shannon *
i These are, therefore, to cite 6nd ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Mo?e?
Shannon, deceased, that they he and
appear oefor<? me. in the Court of
Probate, to b<& held at Camdon, South
Carolina on Tue<*da>\ December 23rd
next after publication thereof, at 11
d'clock In the forenoon, to show cause,
if any th?y have, why the said Ad
ministration should noi i'e granted.
Given under my b'anu, this fith d?v
of December A nno D< , ?! 1030,
W. L. McDOWET.f,,. .
Fubiished on the Oth and ICth day
of December, 1930, In the . Wateree
Messenger and posted at the Court j
louse door for the time prescribed]
TRESPASS. NOTICE
' All persons are wa'hted (not to hunt
>r trespass on iny lands near Liberty
Hill, 8. C. 13. O. JONES.
Wt. O. W. MEETING
Live ??ik Camp, No. 49, V9. 0. W., 1
each month at 8 p. m. Visiting sov
the last* Thursday evening in
creigng cordially welcomed.
0. W. RTRCHMORE, C. a
M. O. HUCKABEE. Clerk.
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TRESPASS NOTICE
All persons are warned not to hunt
or trespass on my lands.
L. M. (PETER) HIL/TON,
Liberty Hill, S. 0.
WANTED, you to know that homes
are acquired by members through
thin Association at a net interest
cost of less than 0 per cent.
August Series stock selling now.
ENTERPRISE tSVl IfDlNQ AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
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THE RIGHT WAY T6 TRAVBt*
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fortable. Most reliable. Costs less.
Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
greatly reduced fares for short*!*!?*.
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CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION
The State of South Carolina,
ii^^N?w^|8y?WBhtt'w. ....
By, W, h. McDowell, Esquire, Pro
hate Judge
Whereas, Ida A. Rabon made *uit
to me to grant her Letter# of Admin
istration of the Estate of and1 effects
of E. W. Rabon
Thase are, therefore, to cite and nJ
moirtsh all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said E. W. Rabon,
deceased, that they be and appear be
fore me, In ths Court of Probate,
be held at Camden, South Carotins,1,
on Wednesday, December 24th next
after publication theroof, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if jny ;
they have, why the raid Administra- '
tiort should hot be granted.
Given tender my hand, this fith dsy ,
Of December A urn po* ""ago
W. L. McDOWflLL,
Judge of Probate Ke*?ha\v County.
Published on the 9th and 16fh inyrt
of December, 1980 In the Wateree
Messenger and nostod' i t i-he Court
I House door for the time prescribed by
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drugs. ^Send address. B. C. Stokos
Mohawk, Florid#.
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Imrrevod Uniform International
Sunday School
' Lesson *
(By BEY. P. B. FITZWATER. D. D.. Hem
her of Faculty, Moody Bible Institute
Ot Ch.caKo. )
((c). ItJO. Western Nuwaoaper Union.) *
Lesson for December 21
TIMOTHY: THE INFLUENCE OF
HOME TRAINING.
LESSON TEXT? Acts 16:1-3;' Phlllp
pians 2:19-28; 11 Tlmoth.- 1:1-6; 8:
14'rie.
GOLDEN TEXT ? And that from a
child thou hast kno\?r> the holy Bcrlp
tures, which are able to make thee
wise unto salvation through faith
which Is In Christ Jesus.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC ? Living for Christ In Our Homes.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC ? Religious Training In the Home.
I. Timothy's Parentage (Acts 10:1).
His father was a Greek and his
motjK?r a hollering Jewess. On his
mother's side, at least, he hail a godly
ancestry Frequently the Influence of
I lie mol Iter makes the son. a pious
mother and n pious grandmother were
hack of Timothy. How thankful to
< ?oi J ought those to he who have hoen
blessed with a godly ancestry. Ch:*is
Han heredity and training ire vital
elements which to make tip Chris
t la ii life.
II. Timothy's Training (I Tim. 1 ;
II Tim. 8:14. L" ) .
His wise and faithful mother and
grandmother carefully nurtured him
in God's Word. He knew the Scrip
tures from childhood l!troii"fi t!r**r
training. The fair Ii which came to
him through his grandmoi her and
mother did not come through I he hw<
of heredity, hut through careful tr.iln
Iny and teaching. *
Three- factors were Involved in Ids
training :
1. Godly ancestors. T1p~e who have
been blessed with godly ance? n**
should thank God for them. Tho.-e
who are to be the parents of the com
Ing generation should n?< to If that
their children are not handicapped
by n wrong life and wr?-ng tejicldng
2. A Christian home. The young of
the human race must renin for t'
longest period under the Influence <
their parents. Unending ??vistence af
exalted destiny demand long and can
ful training. The gdodress and wi*
dom of God are vitally reflected I
this provision for hnmnn'ty.
3. A diligent study of the 1 1? I
Scriptures. * Timothy not only wr
taught the Scriptures from childhood
but was commanded dlllgentlv t .
study them (ch. 2:1">). No home train
ing or hereditary Influence can possi
bly take the place of personal study
of the Bible.
III. Timothy's Call (Acta 10:2,8).
While on his second missionary
Journey In company with Silas. Paul
found Timothy at I.ystra near Perhe.
Perhaps he had been converted on
Paul's flrst missionary Journey, but
hearing a favorable report of him hy
the brethren, Paul circumcised him
so as not to offend the Jows, because
his father was a Greek. This was In
harmony with the decision of the
Jerusalem council. It was a ca?e
where conciliation was possible with
out compromise of truth. From this
time to the end of Paul's life, Timothy
was his devoted, companion.
.. IV. Timothy's Character.
1. Of n retiring disposition (II Tlin.
1 :G). He had received a gift from
God at the hands of the apostle hut
it needed to he stirred up; that K
fanned Into a flame. Such a temper ? ?
merit would mature In touch with i
great personality like Paul. Mm i
Christian has a g'ft from God's hvr f.
It Is highly Important that the God
given gift be stirred up.
2, Courageous (II Tim. 2:1-8). Hav
ing been stirred up and freed fro- ?
the spirit of fear, lie deliberately id< i
tiffed himself with Paul in his sufT <?
lngs and trials. Courage Is greatly
needed In doing the Lord's work.
8. Faithful (Phil. 2:20). Tlmot: y
tarried In the difficult Oeld of Hrihos'i**
through many years no w? ? t' c
man of the proper t;d I t <>?
to the Phlllpplans. The secret of
faithfulness In such a position w ri
his fidelity to God's word.
V. Timothy's Ministry.
1. As a fellow missionary with Paid
(Phil. 2:22). Paul testified that Tim
othy, as a son with n fnther, had
served with him In the gospel.
2. As pastor of the church uf
Ephesus (I Tim. 1 :8. 4). Here Tlmothj
labored for many years, tactfilM
meeting the difficulties of that
chprch. The secret of Ids minis*
as that of all Christian mlnlsf
was that he had Implicit coafld
In the Scriptures as God's Word
that he diligently studied them
rightly to divide them In meeting
needs of those to m horn he minister^
This Is the only way to meet the need.$?!
which arise In the difficult Held of
pastor.
Humility '' ,
Humility is not only u virtue 'In It'
self, hut a vessel to contain other vli*
tues ? like embers which keep the fl:'?
alive that Is hidden under It. jjpi
emptleth Itself hy u modest estimation
of Its own worth, that Christ mfty Hf
it. ? Thonjas Adams.
Working With God
If I can put one touch a,
sunset Into the life of any ttittif
woman, t shall feel that 1 have work*
With God.- George Macdonald,