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' Attjfe; T^SSj^SS^a^''jimm ' I feu' ^ * " |1 4 ?**% ' 4 * * * * * HOURS OF WORSHIP Union Baptist Church? Blansy Rev. Raymond 0. J oh noon, Pastor Bible claaa at 11 a. m. h .y * Church servlcee at 19 noon. Bible etudy at 8:80 p. m. \ ^ Ml. Plsgsh Baptist Church ^ Matthew M. Rabon, Pastor | Sunday school at U . m. Worship services at 12 upon, B. T. U, ?t 8 p. m. ' lw.4Plne Tree Church Rev. Nell ?. Truesdale w.Ul preach at Cassatt Pine Tree church Sunday, August 19, at 11 % ?. t _ ' " ? " ? . Blaney aptteS Churoh Rev. Raymond O. Johnson, Pastor . r > Sunday Sohool at W A. M. Preaching Servioe at ll A. M. (the first and thir4 Sunday of each month) B. T. U., 8 P. M. 1 i Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 8 P. M. Malvern Hill Baptist Church J Matthew M. Rabon,. Pastor 1 Worship services 1st and 3rd Sun* days at 10 a. m.; 2nd and 4th SundAjs , at 8:80 p. m. I , B. T. U. at 7:80 p. m. ! Providence Baptist Church Mattftew M. Rabon, Pastor Services 1st and 3rd Sundays at 4 p. tn. Mt. Zion Baptist Church Matthew M. IiaOon, PaBtor I Services 2nd and 4th Sundays at 4 d, m. I THM ARB, ' fflVENi HUNPRBP MILLION CHRISTIANS !in THE' WOUTJL i TODAJ j "" ' ' "" 1 nil.... .in. PIpK AND Sf?OV?L I PRJN.fl' TESTI/AOHY" H Archaeologists, excavating in Eastern lands, hay# added j preatly to our knowledge of people and custom? of Bible land?. They have *1*0 brought scientific proof of the *o? a curacy of stories. Inscription* have been unearthed of Eameeea 11, the king I , who "knew not Joseph." The inscriptions give the king's . V own account of the great buildings on which the Hebrews I Wore compelled to labor. In some places bricks have been I r~ found made ^without atnsv.*9 I ^ ^ V ^ Dir. Woolcy's expedition, while excavating at Ur, unearthed remains of a civilisation six thousand years old. This Wi# buried under eight foot of dean, white clay which, in M tum, was hidden beneath a buried city. Scientists arc fl convinced that the clay was deposited upon the ancient I cities by the great flood from which Noah and his family - I were saved.- '"-m "' Evidences have been found of the destmctlofi of Jericho I told of in the book of Joshua. The archaeological date cor* A respond# to the time Indicated in the Bible reoord. 11 % ^JSBSB5J5SR? ' Pin Jerueelem hate disclosed tfgps pf the dei rebuilding* ef iIm city that are described In ie writer |m *fe is probable th* we have ?4 remains ol older end mere numerous gen* in evedw eity undtf the no?H ** -ynr mm 1111 y%rhere idcotifled shnest eft the place* men- . story ol Nekeniah's night ride about the city niah ?512-15. The Valley Gate, the Dragon Gate, the Fountain Gate ami the King'* Pool found.^ I ^ 1 i etndying the important recent find in Egypt known manuscript of the Greek Bible. Some i icripts date back into the eecond century A.D. the four Gospels, eight books of the Old ; I some of the Pauline Epistles. I r I RAIN UP A Childin the WAY it SHOULD GO: and when he is old ~ he WILL NOT' DEEART ' BUST to gf* TEACH wt TAIRPLAY L ** -*ru ?? I I ? * * * * I HOURS OF WORSHIP 1 a Bsthesd* Presbyterian Chur?h Sunday August 28.-A Douglas Mc- 1 Am, pastor. Tfcs church school will I moot at ten *. m., with a Bible class 1 for every ago. There wm bs io I preaching service In tills Church until I the grit Sunday In September. The | public Is cordwiy Invited to attead I the above service. , Lyttloton Street Methodist I The tottewtef services are anno*** I ed lor Sun4ay, Aug?at <9. at the I ' Lyttleton .sweat1 JMbodfct church: I Church School at 10 a. m. under Us | supervision of Mr. h. A. Jones. There 'I are eJMaps for *11 ages. The nursery I dcyartment wJJl^ remain opmi^dujfln^ I Jy. baa lust a vacate II at Lake Junaluska. N. C. A cordial I Invitation Is extended to all. wW I I r I Qr?ee gpiaeohat thireh i I I Dr. Mesrlee Ohrke, Rector 41 Holy Commnnlon at 8 a. m. | Morning Prayer apd Sermon at f 11:15 a. m. ' . <+? ->h W^ V " - ' * ?< i ' " 1 i*>"' i* i 'J'% , First lap^st Qhuroh H Rov. J. B. Canton, Pastor f j Rev. B. Wallace Edwards, A*so. Pastor I I Sunday school at 10 a m. " f-fl Church worship at 11:15 a. in. f f I B. T. tJ. at 7:15 p. vl II Church worship at 8:80 p. m. Prayer service Wednesday at 8:81. Lfl Chofr rehearsal Wednesday at 8:80. #3 I ?? II Trinity Methodist Church J I Rev. W. R. Gregg, pastor, anpojpwir I I the following services: Church sfchool 1 - at 10 a. m., wlth^J. S. MyerA 8qpk,| ^ Morning worship n at 11:30. Seraotf-l-'J? theme, "Association with I | Evening worship at 8:30 p. m. All program, sponsored by Miss K. Powell I | and Mrs. E. Myers. Address by Bar. I I Francis of the Second Preebyterhm I I church. Music by ihe Junior choir. I Prayer meeting Tuesday-at 8:80 pi * I I under the leadership of Mrs. Ella 11 Murphy, Mrs. J. D. Wright and Ml* I I L?. Reld. Area Council at Warren I Memorial Methodist chnrch, Atlanta, I Ga., Sept. 1-3. All delegates are .? I pected to attends j j I V ! a * * * * * : - \,Tm. I I T " * ~ ' . *" ?" ^ This Page Is Sponsored By The Following Business Firms Of Camden ^ \ ; 1 Kornegay Funeral Home Ambulance Service, Anywhere, Any Time Phone 103 Speaks Oil Co. H. F. SPEAKS I ' * V W. A. Poison L. T. Bfonham Furniture Store j 919 Broad Street I Carolina Furniture Co. I Wateree Lumber Co. I DeKalb Pharmacy . I F. N. McCokle, Mayor I City Laundry and Camden -1 " r"? Economy Auto Supply Outlook Shop D. C. Dixon Bargain House "We Serve Te Serve Af?m" 951 Broad Street i + Camden Beauty Shoppe . DeLuxe Cleaners r*? Camden Dairies f Thomas' Tavern Belk's Department Store i - - - - > -V Burns-Barrett Hardware Co. ' A. Sheheen Grocc^^| Anderson's Esso. 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