Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, KU hang, ot H"'(?vuie, I from i'ri<! ?y until Hunday witfi td r> Alibis jh h|>i'n<jlijK ?*"?? IU Uii imnotfl and ot Iht point*. r? John Canity i* v'l?lt|uK hw* ,er, I >r Hjallaford. of Af ujiino. J cuiln<', or WliiiiHboio yjjj| | E|e<l?h jii Camden on Friday. L H< U a |'l?*?li>?, 0f Wtnihrop, (or tj 10 twtwljrv, Le Carn<J?*n Moior'co, has r# Plj i( H <' II tourliiK car. i Mia (Jetty*, of < Columbia, waa a or ber? lan| weuk. L I C. Hill'"*". ?>f MuIIIiik, U via j relative# hera, If; It i now toda;, ? I k il?o tin.c. lo| ye your rrop. j jjH Josle Jiaihain apont Hunuayl Clumbia. ~ t The Woman 'a Baptist Missionary Union will hold an institute "t t tioster, H. V., June U aud It), ?Up || giintir, June 20 and z\ Tke d?*l*gat?H from Ker*haw Aaso <lalion *r? urgt'd to attend one or the other of the tnaitutes. Mrs, *?? ES. Goodale, Buperlntendent of Ker shaw Association. Mr. 12. N. McUowtll, of The Chron lole fojfW, \n away this wwk on tt motor py<ie tour In the |>ledmoni section of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrlis, of < narlotte, jv{. Q,f ypent several rtuys hist week with their aunt, Mrs. K Ij" Moseley. Mrs. Ij, T. tinker, of Columbia, spent 8u??day with Mr. ami Mrs. L. T. Lang. Mrs. Chess ltearon, of JJlshoyviUe, is visiting Mrs. ?!< . M. Clifford. John del?oa<'h is visiting ltev. J no. KerShaW In ('Itarlestou, Vhat a difference a pretty belt pin and shirt waist set makes to a nice waist ! hey not only show off the waist but add richness and egance to your entire outfit. They make all the differ lce between a sloppy waist and a trim and neat figure. ;e our beautiful selection of pins and sets today. G L., BLACK WELL, jweler and Optician. ;<*> Camden, S. C. THE BEST PROTECTION in ease of fire, is a policy in a good company. As long as you escaped with your life you need not worry about the future. Your policy will protect you. If you are not insured don't you think it would he wise for you to see us to-day. C. I\ DuBOSE & CO. Real Estate and Fire Insurance. LANEY HUB & BUGGY CO. Blaney, S. C. Buggies, Wagons and Harness. Full Line of Farming Implements and Hardware of all Kinds. We wish to thank the public for the very liberal .' ?'rc nagc given us in the past and solicit a contin u r.<e o t il in the future. w e now occupy our new brick building and our liities't.o serve the public are better than ever be fore, and it shall L be our airn'to gi\&e them the very ht\st in our line obtainable. ? ^ ^ ' > * We Guarantee Everything we Sell. BLANEY HUB & BUGGY CO. Blaney, S. C. Twenty- nine applicant^ stood the1 civil service examination for mtil carrier for the City of Camden a' the hl*h' school building ou Haitir dfcy laat. The uxaUlllUitlop wan held 'by J. Hlakeney /.eiup, ***,?> tary of ?he civil service commission of thi* district Seventeen of the appU* ^"'s were whiles and twelve ll?~ uroes. The pupars were Immediate ly forwarder (? n,? civil service commission ut Atlanta to he exam liied. The winners, three to he lected, will he annouuced an soon iis the papers are examined and the ?? Mil!*; tabulated. Pre? delivery Is to be inaugurated on June -Oth Nearly all .residents have e?mplic<i with the rules necessary to hftve mail delivered at the houses. 1 Carriers will receive $So per month each. dewberry raised $7,000 in one da for a county hospital. They expect to raise $15,000 iu one week. 4 n<* citizens of Kershaw c?unty will ^ called on soon to equip the CU,U den hospital, which will c?st $1U?" 000/ If this money is to be raiaep *hy not have a whirlwind campaign wild raise it iu one d?y. I! will Oe as easy to raise litis amount in tl?e IOwr and county in one day as 11 will be inone week, provided th<^i canvasser# are , properly oi^ni^ed. It not only would be a great help to tiie hospital, but would be a hiK advertisement for the town and the county. The News and Courier now reach en Camden hi 8:20 a. in., twenty one minutes later than the Colum bia, State, and over five bourn ear lier than formerly. Two hundred copies of the Courier were distrib uted in Camden ou Sunday and on Monday two representatives wore here ? soliciting subscriptions. Ah a result there are many new .subscri bers added to their list. A commission haa been issued l*> the South Carolina Poultry Associa tlon with a capital stock of fl.Ubu, The petitioners are L. A. KlrRlano, T. L. Little and J. D. Sinclair, all of Camden. The company will hold an annual poultry show in Colum bia. Lee Little was recently eiect ed secretary and treasurer. Among the honor graduates of Columbia College last week wa8 Miss Inez Hamel, of Kershaw, who graduated with second h^jjbr in a clasb of forty-three, and who took the regular four year course in Hire years, she is tho daughter of Cap tain Hamel of the Camden News. The Dorchester Eagle says "N? town in the state, the H|ze of , Saint George, can boastt of being visited by so many carnival shows. '1 ne question is does It pay ? financially or morally?" Camden extends sym pathy ? you've got nothing on us. Mrs. W. R. Schiller and family left last week in a Pullman for her home in Pittsburg. Mrs. Scnilier has spent many winters here and has made numerous friends. Her automobile and a carload of horses were shipped in adance. We note among the list of grad uates at the South Carolina Medical Oollego at Charleston the nanus of Alva Humphries and W. B. Turner. AVe congratulate these young men upon successfully completelu^ tfleir course. Miss Selma Parrish will stand the civil service examination for a P?~ sition as teacher in the Phuiipiines. Miss Parrish recently returned from Beach Island where she has been teaching school during the past year A. L). Kennedy, Jr., was in Co lumbia Sunday where his son Is re ceiving treatment at the Columbia hospital. We are glad to hear he is improving. ? ' Prof. Sidney Cohen, of the 1-,e_ partment of History of the Universi ty of South Carolina, was a visitor at the home of Mr. W.< Geisenheime last week. Dr. W. J. Dunn has been appoint ed trustee to the State industrial school at FMoreftce by Gov. B,ease? In. place of Dr. D. D. Wallace, who resigned. Mr. D. It. Williams and Miss Bale Williams were in Charleston 'aBt week where they went to' visit Miss Bland Wiliams, a student at Ashley HatU Invitations have been received to the graduation exercises of Clem son College. Among the graduates is J. N. Ancrum of this city. Miss Bertie Lenoir has returned home for the. summer, after teach ing during the past session at Stattesville, 1ST. C. Miss Kate Lenoir, who has been teaching school at Darlington, has returned home for the summer. Miss Roach, stenographer at the Davidson Lumber Co., spent Sunday at her home in Columbia. Miss Clara Wallace has returned from Winthrop where slie has been a student tho past year. Shannon Heath returned home on i Monday after a weeTta visit to C ar j lesion and Columbia. Hacker Mfg. Co. Successors To GEO..S. BACKER A SON We Manufacture-? - Doors, Sash and Blinds, Columns and Balusters, Grilles and Gable Ornaments, Screen Doors and Windows. We Deal In - Glass, Sasli Cord and Weights. CHARLESTON . S. C. JtRODXLTrT PftMRMeLE A FAITH FOUNDATION NECE8 8ARY. Luko vi, 39-49 ? Juno 9. ?Wo V* d'jir* oi the Word ami not hturtu only, dtc vi tiny j ^ur own wive*." Jantm I. ? CHE GREAT TEACH KU In to ?lay's lesson emptftisl/.es Hit iitHisslty of knowledge h ml ??f a faith buflt thereupon. Tin* blind leading the blind represent the Ignorant leading tin- ignorant Into (lit Acuities. The destination sought' l>y the .lews wuh fellowship with and relationship to (Jod - His highest favor. mentiout-d to Abraham. saying. "In thy 8eed ?>ha?i nil the families of tin* earth be bleep ed." Ht. Paul suys of that promise "Israel hath not obtained that wbn-n he iwoketh. but the election hath ob talned It and the rest were blinded. The entire Jewish race was blinded ami turned aside and fell Into the pit ? Into coufuslou. durkness, separation from God. Till# was the very matter against which .Jesus forewarned them flow Important that Hod's people rec. ognlze the true Leader, Jesus, and heed" not the voice of others! Alas! we ilnd that many of the great and wise of }he principal pulpit* of the world arc undermining faith by telling that the- 111 ble Is not Divinely inspired, Unit Mosea und the Prophets did not write the book* ascribed to them, and hence In directly saying that JesuH and the Apes. tle? were deceived when they made quotations from the Old Testament ond HCa?t out first the beam" ? ascribed them to Isaiah, Jeremiah, Moses. llalwikkuk, etc. Those great men stylo themselves Higher Critics and endorse the theory thnt humanity la undergoing a process of evolution from monkey-likeness up to God-likeness. They are thus Indi rectly telling their peoplo that there was no fall from God's Image and like ness, that there was no sin committed, no sentence for sin, no ltedeeiner from sin and Us sentence and that Restitu tion Is not to be hoped for.? Acts 111. 19-2t. Humility a Character Foundation. The parable of a man with a beam In his eye trying to pick a mote out of his brother a eye was a forceful meth od whereby the Master Inculcated the necessity of humility. Humility is a foundation virtue. The I^atin word for Jltitnility is humus, ground. This implies that It is the- soil out of which other1 virtues are produced. Those who think they know everything can learn nothing. How beautiful It is to realize that Jesus was humble and that all the holy angels are so! Grape* Off a Bramble Bush, While the Scriptures forbid God's poople to Judge one another, they do commend to us another kind of Judg ing. While not condemning the heart we are to Judge of the outward con duct The parable which our Lord in this lesson gives respecting the gath ering of grapes from bramble bushes illustrates this point God's people are '.likened to the grape-vine, which pro duces no thorns but luscious clusters of fruit Mankind In general are lik ened to bramble bushes, ready to In jure, on the slightest provocation, and aro merely self-sustaining. We are to distinguish between such characters and God's people: "By their fruits shall ye kritawr them." It is said that at times a bramble bush Is entirely covered by a vine so that the gra|>es appear^ to be coming from the bush. However, we ure not to l>e mistaken. A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruitage, neither can an injurious tree bring forth good fruitage. The lesson Is that those who are really God's poople must Ik? fruit bearing else they are none of His. It is therefore useless for any <inan to tell us that he has given his heart to the Lord In ful ness of COIlHOCTlltlon nnd (hat ho has re col vod I ho sanctify lug lutluences of I ho ; Holy Spirit and yot | (ind him rojoiciny ? In sin. taking ploas i arc in mi'juity. In 1 justice. sol tislr.wss and a course ot iil'o j injurious t<> hU | noi^'h lw >r-<. If Ms hif'irt he <? 1 1 ! ruin i>; Hi it s too* i/ri'iit." (!.-? :esnlts v. ill be manifest In ti dai ly life. because "oi:L of (lie bund r.< ? (H i'.hV heart tlio month tpeaketh Tho House on tho Rock. i liis parable il! ust r:i I **m t wo s i 1 1 Itcliovers. lk?th hoar the <; ?? n instructions ami believe .? i . i ? : rear -faith structures ami entertain ln?aven|y hopes. Hut the one is umre prudent than tho other. One seeks for 1 1)0 doctrines and principles of the Di vino Word, and builds his faith strut* ture thereupon. Ills faith, therefore, cannot fail whatever storms may its sail. ** The unwise believer builds niton the traditions of the elders, the creeds ol the Dark Arcs, etc. iio falls to ap predate the necessity for' havltiy a proper foundation for faith and works. In the time of atreaa with wbtcb this An- will end all sach will 8nd tbe foundation swept away; they will thereby auffer great losa. thougn they themselves may be aftted, aa by ftw~ trlhulatlon ? I Corinthians III. 18-16. n/i Ilii 1 A V illinery ale Commencing June 1st, and lasting for 30 days, we 'will sell all Spring and Summer Millinery at half price. $8 and $10 patterns at - $3.98 50c Sailors at - - - 39c 25c Sailors at - - - 1 9c Large Stock to Select From The Misses Gerald i GARDNER & COMPANY Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meats and Country Produce HIGHEST MARKET-PRICES PAID FOR HOGS AND CATTLE Near Hermitage Cotton Mills ?Phone 221 -J. REAL ESTATE Do You Want to SELL BUY LOAN BORROW I May Help You. LAURENS T. MILLS, CAMDEN. S. C. CALL AND SEE The Celebrated Washington Buggies FOR SALE BY WALTER W. KING TELEPHONE 93 Real Estate for Sale 98 acres good sane \ hill land, 7 miles north we. si of Bethuno and on both sides ol the o Id Porter Road. $5.00 per acre. Also 144 acres and 98 acres four .miles ea t of \X estville. Price on application. Send us a list of any laruL that you have fc:;' and we will do the resl. No charge made il we fail l< :;r We Solicit Your Business Phone The Chronicle Office belk & Mcdo well RmI W. SVv-nJ K L-;'vV .si:?