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LESION TEXT?II John 411; III John
cOLDEN TEXT?Beloved. I prey that In
1 things thou may est prosper and be In
ttth; even as thy soul prospereth.?Ill
I Christians need guidance, especialm
m their home und church relaBjnships
The apostle John, under
E inspiration of the Holy Spirit,
E)te the two personal letters known
H us as II and III John. They
Bound in sound spiritual, practical
E ice. Note that these two words
Elong together, for what is truly
Eritual cannot help but be treEndously
practical and perfect for
direction of thought and life.
Kn these letters Ave. admirable lesEbs
are taught. Let us give heed
Hthem.. They are appropriate to
E~ Set an Example Before Your
Hlldren (II John 4-6). j
E^e may not like to admit it, but
r children are largely what we
Kb them by their training?or
Eck of it?in the home. Parents
Eve the grave and at the same time
Eecious responsibility of being what
Ey want their children to be. We
Ht the mold of their thinking and
Hting, not only about material
E^gs, but mentally and spiritually,
Hich is far more important.
Ebove all we must teach them by
Bcept and example to love God suHtmely,
and to walk after His com- I
Bmdments. Father, mother, have
Hi done your duty? Are your chilHen
"walking in truth" (v. 4)?
Ell he on Guard Against' False
Bichers (II John 7-11).
We are not to countenance false
Hching even by entertaining such
Hchers, or having close fellowship
Hththem. To create the impression
Wore the world and the Church
Hit they are "not so bad," by apHiring
as their friends, is to parHie
of their evil works (v. 11). This
Ha serious matter, and one which is
Hproblem in the Church today. [
Such teachers may easily be recHnized.
They are aptly described
H Dr. Douglass: "In all ages the
Hurch has been plagued by those
Ho want to substitute something for
Hre Christian faith, or to embroider
^brith bright ideas of their Own conHw?fc.
Such people may try to
Hip religion of its supernatural asHct
and reduce it to a merely ra^ nalistic
system. They may seek
I slyly loosen the moral standards
^ the Church because their own lives
He deficient when measured by such
Hndards. They may try to miniHze
the teaching of the cross beHse
it stands for sacrifice." Watch
^H'nst them, and stand against their
Hitructive teaching.
HH- Be Diligent in Putting ForHd
True Teachers (III John 5-8).
E c door which should be closed
^Hr.st fiilse teachers should be
Hied wide to those who are faith
teachers of the truth.
p!s refers primarily to the hos^
; Hality of ti.e home, and reminds
of a grace which has been all but
: Hotten in these days of small
, Hither we are able to open our
^ oes to God's servants or not, we
H show a Christian spirit of genuI
hospitality in helping to bring
E *onvard (v. 0) in their work,
s may be done by gifts of money,
hndness shown in time of need,
H?roal interest in their work, by
^ o^mending them to others who
to hear the truth. j
H? ever>'thing possible, then, to ,
^ ??r the false teacher, and be just
nigent to put forward the minis- ,
?ithe true man of God.
f- Bo Not Trust Proud, SelfLeadership
(III John 9-11).
m?an may be orthodox, and in r
J ,oyal to the denomination,
H' same time be a wicked
En j^0se example is to be
T . . w?rd is said against
H r3C!ilnE ?' Di?trephes. He was
? condemned for being careless
aflairs of the church, or
^E!n m attendance and deHv.
lts Merest as he saw them.
Et,,Sm Di?trephes was pridt,
Ed i 6 f the boss of the church,
En man in its affairs. Lacking
e soiritualitv which alwavs rm
suns in numnity, ne opposed the
apostle. Not only did he refuse to
receive him, but used pressure on
others who were willing to be hospitable.
V. Emulate the Life of the Man
of Good Report (III John 12).
A good man! No words of praise
could possibly surpass such a testimony.
The world is full of brilliant,
skilled, wealthy and prominent people,
but there is an appalling dearth
of good men and women.
How refreshing to meet, and how
delightful to know, such a man?such
a woman. Like Demetrius, they
have not only the witness of the
Church, and of the truth, but also of
"all men." But last week we said
the world hates real Christians. It
does, but it also respects them, and
is forced to bear witness to their
reality and goodness.
Professed fellowship with God in
Christ which does not result in goodness
of life may well be scrutinized.
C|urelj?
A NNOUNCEMENTS
Grace Episcopal Church
The services for Sunday, June 27:
Holy communion at 8 a. m.; children's
summer school at 10 a. in.;
morning prayer and sermon by the
Hector at 11:15. Subject for the sermon,
"l'eter the Impulsive."
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Sunday, June 27, A. Douglas McArn,
pastor: Church school at 10 a.
m.. with a lllble class for every ago.
The nursery class remains open for
small children through the preaching
service. Morning worship at 11:15.
The public Is cordially Invited to the
services of this church.
Lyttleton Street Methodist
The following services are announced
for Sunday, June 27: Church
school at 10 a. m.; morning worship
at 11:15 a. m., with sermon by the
pastor, Rev. Henry P. Collins. Tho
evening worship service for youth
has been discontinued for the summer
months.
L. R. TRUE8DALE
NOW SEAMAN FIRST CLASS
Charleston, 8. C.?L. R. Truesdale
of Camden, serving In the Navy at the
Charleston Section Base, has been
advanced to Seaman first class from
Seaman second class.
He la the son of M. J. Truesdale
of Route No. 3, Camden. He received
his "boot" training at the Georgetown
Base.
Bolivia is rich in tin, gold, silver
and other minerals.
Mt. Olivet Church I
To Dedicate Flag
The presentation of a service flag
will take place at (lie 4 o'clock serv
ice at the Mt. Olivet Baptist church
Sunday, June 27. The Mt. Olivet
| church la located in the CharlotteThompson
section ami Rev. Mr. Dabney
of tho Wuteree Mill church, Is
pastor.
There are four stars on the flag of
this small church and they stand for
\V. J. Dixon, Clyde Dixon, Marvin
Davis and Clyburn Bruce.
Trinity Methodist Churoh
Hev. W. H. Gregg, pastor, announces
the following services: Church school
at 10 a. tn. with J. S. Myers, Supt.
The faculty and students of the Dead
ership Education school and Camp in
session at Browning Home and Mather
Academy will meet with us.
Morning worship at 11:110 a. in., music
by the Junior choir. Sermon to the
Leadership Education school by the
pastor. Theme, "A Young Man's Inquiry."
Evening worship at 8:30 p. m.
Music byfJunior choir. Sermon theme,
"Hunulng to Win." Prayer meeting
Tuesday at 8:30 p. m.
Davis Services
In Camden Saturday
Wlnnsboro, June 19.'?William Wesley
Davis, 61, died last night at, his
home hero after an illness of one
week.
Funeral services were held Saturday
at 5 o'clock from the Wateree
Baptist church at Camden, conducted
by the pastor, the Hev. Mr. Dabney.
Mr. Davis, who had lived in Winnsboro
for 15 years, was formerly from
Camden, where he was a member of
the Wateree Baptist church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ada
Newman Davis of Wlnnsboro; three
daughters, Misses Eula, Selma and
Evelyn Davis, all of Wlnnsboro; seven
sons, Jack and Bfllie Davis of Wlnnsboro,
Clarence Davis of Savannah,
Joe, Richard, Curtis and Edward
Davis, all of the armed forces; one
sister, Mrs. Alice Yates of Camden;
four brothers, D. T. and J. F. Davis
of Charleston; Joe Davis of Bethune;
Cleveland Davis of Camden, and one
grandchild.
PVT. JOHN W. BRANNON
HA8 GRADUATED
Seymour Johnson Field, N. C.?Pvt.
First Class John W. Brannon, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brannon of Camden.
has been graduated from the
aircraft mechanics' school here in the
Army Air Forces Technical Training
command. After graduating from
Midway High school, Brannon became
a roofer for Jones Construction Co.
and was inducted Oct. 27, 1942.
Class 1 railroads of the United
States have more than 1,184,336 employes.
Wateree Power
Plant News Items
Thy many friends of Mr. GeUys
Neil will bo very glad to know that
he is at home ami getting along nicely
after ? tseiious operation in tlio Camden
ljogpital
Mrs^Tearl M. Ford had as her
gueata over the week-end her daughter,
Miss Lucy Ford, and three of her
friends, Misses Vivian Ramsey. Sura
Hoffman and Miriam Hetiry, all of
Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs J C. Hoffman attended
grand chapter of the Eastern
Star in Columbia Thursday.
Mr and Mra. C. S. Caaky and children,
and l'olly VanLandinghaiu of
Great Falls, spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mra. C. T. Caaky.
Mrs. c. H. Blyther and little daughter.
Mary Louise, spent last week In
Gaatonia, N C? with Mr. and Mra.
C. H. Carroll.
Mr and Mrp. James Huggina had
as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Mathia of Hemherl, and son,
Osten. who la In the air corps and is
now at Shaw Field.
Mr Bob NTlx. instructor at Southern
Aviation school. Camden, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Hammond.
Among our many friends that visit
the1 dam weekly to fish, were Albert
Webster, Robert Mastln and George
M'cCabe of Columbia.
With The Sick ....
MIks Wllhelmina Martin of Conway,
who was Injured In a bus wreck sometime
ago and who has been a patient
at the Camden hospital says she feels
she was lucky to have been near
here and been brought into Camden,
as the people here have been wonderful
to her. She still remains a patient
at the hospital.
Little Carlann Llghtfoot, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Llghtfoot, Is In
the Canulen hospital.
Mrs. B. S. Aldret, mother of Mrs.
Alfred McLeod and Mrs. Brevard
Boykin is confined at the Camden
hospital.
Mrs. T. H. Shumate is a patient at
the Camden hospital.
Mrs. Loutee West Is receiving treatment
at the Camden hospital.
MRS. FLORENCE GREGORY
IS FOUR-STAR MOTHER
Mrs. Florence Gregory of 1215 Mill
street, now has four sons serving in
the United States army.
Cpl. Otis Gregory, Cpl. Amos Gregory,
Pvt. Gary Gregory, who are serving
overseas, and Pvt. John Allen
Gregory, who was inducted into the
army June 8, 1943, is now at Fort
Jackson. His wife, Doris Rabon
Gregory, has been staying In Columbia.
but is now back at home In
Camden. He has been home on weekend
pass and was greeted cordially
by all of his friends.
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be charged tor at the rate of I cant
l>er word. Minimum charge >1 cents.
Ada eet in 10 point type double charge.
Ca?h rnuat atjcoiupany order except
where customer hae Ledger Account.
FOR SALE?Nice heavy Hplit cedar
pos(, 7. N and 9 feet long. Will fill
your demand for any amount. J
11. Mcduirt, Camden. S (V. route 3,
4 uiilea on Liberty Hill highway
1316pd
HEM EROCALLIS?Hay State. Clnnlbara,
(leorgo Yeld, Mikado, Mouosty,
75c each; W. I). Wyman. .1 It
Mann, Mra. A. 11. Wyman, Ophlr,
Queen of May, 40c each. Set of 10.
$3 00. Six varieties my selection.
$1.25. Mrs. Hen Sanders, route 3.
Sumter, 8 C. H|>
FOR SALE OR TRADE?Fresh milk
cows and heavy sprinRers. J. B.
McC.uirt, Camden, S. C.. route 8, 4
miles on Liberty Hill highway.
13-15pd
WANTED?Pulpwood. hard wood,
timber. We also buy land. Help
your government by selling your
wood now. See D. J. Creed or call
821. Camden. Mailing address P. O.
Hox 214, Camden. S. C. lOtf
WANTED?Ttachers for science and
vocational agricultural. With eight
yen experience the science position
pays 1)63.00 per month for nine
months. Apply to principal Union
High school, Monroe, N. C? Route
1. 13-ltipd
LOST?Sugar rationing book, issued
to Elven Lewis, Camden, routo 3,
box 7. *****
WHEAT WANTED?Will pay cash
market price. C. L. Shealey, Camden.
S. C. 14p
LOST?Sugar ration book, issued to
Bogan DeBose, route 1, Cassatt,
8. C. 14pd
L08T?Sugar ration book. Issued to
Ransom Turner, route 1, Cassatt,
S. C. 14pd
LOST?Sugar ration book, issued to
Charlie Turner, route 1, Cassatt,
S. C. 14pd
L08T?"A" gas rationing Sook, issued
to J. W. McLain, Cfo Hermitage
Cotton Mill, Camden, S.
C. 14pd
WE CAN FURNISH you with mixed
fertilizers for your late corn crop.
We also have 3-9-9 for your sweet
potatoes and sorghum, and Land
Plaster and Lime for peanuts. The
Southern Cotton Oil Co. J
IF YOU NEED 80mo more Nitrate of
Soda to complete your crops, wo
huvo a limited tonnage available.
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.*
GET YOUR Nitrate of Soda and
mixed fertilizer* now, for the season
Is drawing to a close, Wo have
only one more shipment of soda
due us The Southern Cotton Oil Co.
LOST?UatlonliiK book A, Issued to
Selwyu Stover, route 2, Camden,
S. t\ 14 pd
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LOST?Hunch of keys, drivers llcenso
and identification tag on saute.
Finder please return to Dr. George
S. It ha mo, Camden. S. C.
LOST?I atdles white gold watch,
likely in the business district of
Camden Howard for return. Mrs.
J. 11. Hammond, Jr., 1106 Lyttleton
stroet. 14p
FOUND?2ti hogs taken up June 11.
Owner can get same by describing
hogs and paying feed bill and ad.
drover C. Hush. Mgr., State Farm
No 1. Hoy kin, S. C. 14p
EGGS FOR HATCHING ? From selected
Tilple A blood-tested stock.
$1.00 per setting of 15. White
Hocks, Hurred Hocks. New Hampshire
Hods.?The Camden Flo.'a I
Company, Poultry Department, located
West Laurens Street. Phone
583. 46tf?
CHICK FEED?Get a bag of that good
Spartan All-Mash Starter for your
chlcka and give them the right Btnrt.
Only the one feed la all you need to
carry them through the first ten
weeks Huy Spartan today and
chase your chl?k worries away.?
Whitaker & Company, Camden, 9.
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NO TIME WA8TED
Hob Angeles. Calif.?So you think
you're busy. Well, Mrs. Dorothy Hupe
cooks for 2,000 telephone employe*,
cares for two grandsons, tills a victory
garden and doen all of her own
t housework. She works from 4 a. m.
I until 10 p. m. Ileeldes, she has do[
nated blood to the Red Cross bank
seven times.
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J. C. HOFFMAN, W. M.
J. B. ROSS, Secretary.
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