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MPROVEO INTERNATIONAL (JSLZdto WMt«n N«wip«p«r UataB. SSiooL Lesson l^etson for August 13 gH PME8T Di TBE lilFC or ISRAEL ijgON TCXT-I Sunod t:ST-M, U; 4: vgOnre to ohMrve God's Isw ^ ^hiy brings disaster. That la Mhi the family, and In the natkm. t foBows ev«i tbmigh the man who Lk in a hi^ and favored poaitiOD I God’s service. Our lesson wfaidi brings before us t work of the priest in Israd alao gnmrfg US of the sacred relationship rktber and sok. These are im- fknt matters inviting our careful tABoiyCamag. aiT, M). m was the high priest in Israel, I oiBce ordained of God, and by in established in the hous^ld of iroB. The priest was to stand be- leen God and man, there to seek forgiveness for the sins of the lopk, and His grace and mercy OB them. He was to teach them I law of God and to aeA lor than yise guidance. He was subject to adal laws, and had great privi* ^ \ of service. Soch a man must not only be holy Imsell, but unusually diligent about eperly rearinf his sons who would gOow him in this office, which was r God’s ordinance an heradttary ». He had to be botti a food riDktcr and a good father. EH was afonner, but he failed as a fafiMV. :U), and thdee who unffleter lor bn are to bring aoi to ffim--the Mediator between God and i" a Tim. S:5; Heb. f:19). Ih new covenant the minister has Ugh and holy calling, but it also made clear that aH bdttevers have liberty to come boldly to the of grace (Heb. 4:16); hence too are called "a holy prlest> rdPet. 2:5). JL A High MisiiaintlMy (2:26, As already suggested, EH was eel* a man of personal piety aad . in office. We haaot him ftii, but we regret his fafiura jsoptAf rear his s^ns who ware sooosed him. JtMR fAggRRW CMROmCLR, CAMRRII. lOUTH CAROLIRA, FIUPAV. AUQUAT 11, 1644 Q^satt News Letter mat Hr. and Mra. F. M. Horton received a notice from the war department last Saturday that their eon. Pvt Milton Horton, who was aerioualy injured in Franco July «. died on July 10. He was II yeers old June 26, and had been in service several months. 'He was the oldest son and attended Mid way school prior to entering the army. Mrs. Bes^ (Hall) Morr^n and two daughters of Mc]^,'spent a few days with their aunts, Miss Jessie Bell Ratcliff and Mrs. Roes Hall. Miss Grace Anderson, who spent two months at home, returned to Tallahassee. Fla., this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hunter and two danghters, Gene and Barbara, are Tlsitfaig Mrs. Hunter’s mother, Mrs. R. a Elliott. Sr. - Miss Ihnily McCoy, accompanied hy Mr. and Mra. Phillips and family of Lancaster, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McCoy. Misses Betty Jane McCaakill and Sarah Jane Rosier and Miss Susan Rush of Camden, are spending' this week at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolbert and Mrs. Bob 'Wilkes of Patrick, and W. C. Hen drix of Atlanta, Ga., visited Mrs. Chas. Granger last Friday. Mr. Louis Boyoo^ who has been making his home with his nephew, Ernest Anderson, and family, for the peet year, died and was burled at Beaver Dam cmnetery Monday. Mr. Baycot had been an invalid for nearly seven years. He had lived In that community for a number of years. He was survived by three sisters, Mra. R. T. Anderson of Cassatt, and Mrs. Pague and another slater of Atlanta, Ga., one brother from Charlotte, N. C., who attended the funeral. Mra. Wm. Wells of Bishopville, Is visiting bw uncle, J. L. Cooper, and family. Charlotte McCasklll leaves Thun, with a party from Ocdnmbla, to spend a few days at Myrtle Beach. Pvt Simon Stokes, who Is stationed In Virginia, Is at home on a furlpugh. T.-Sgt David (Red) Stokes from a camp in Texas, Is expected here this week for ceveral days fnrlongfa. Miss Lorens Strak of Camden, visit ed hare Tuesday. Lt Willie C. Anderson returned to the Fort Jackson hospital unit where she has been for several months, after Servioas at the Presbytmiaa churok Sunday as usual, conducted by B. J. Cunningham and W. B. Cunningham. The Thomwell orphanage offerbig amounted to over M- Mila Battle Richards of Laurens, was here visiting her mother, Mrs. John G. Richards, recmtly. Prof. A. J. Richards. Supt at tha Denmark schools, with Mra. Richards and two sons, James and TCmmie, were week-end victors of his sister at the family home. Miss Callle Jones has returned home after absence of sevml spmit with her sleter * brother-in- law, Dr. and Mra. T. Q. Hall, of West Minister, and at moantaln resorts near AshenUe, N. C. Mra. J. M. Freeman, who has been with her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. H. Clements, for a while, left Thursday for Ardmore, Okla., where she and Lt. Freeman of the army air corps, have been stationed tor some time, mother accompanied her as far Charlotte, N. C. Lt W. K. Thompson. Jr., was a recent vkltor of his uncle, Mr. L. P. Thompson, and family, before leaving for Wisconsin for duty. Mr. and Mra. J. Flynn Johnston of Atlanta, has arrived for a visit kith kis sisters. Misses Clara and Louise Johnston, at the family home. Mr. Norman Richards, 8rd, of Spen cer, N. C., has ratnmed home after a couple weeks spent with his grand father. Capt. N. 8. Richards. h ttie New Tsttanosat, C2irist our Higb T:25; J» fwp^weelu vaoi^on at home here. FArnot anoMh to naest one jtipoa r resitonsi^i tjf before God and becauhe of our laithfuhiess to seek tp Justify weakness ere. One sometimes hears expression, "But he is such a man," as an excuse to faihire. : ii Just will not do. Qi did remonstrate with his b<^ ; he waited until it was too late— did it in such a way and at such time as to be ineffective. His at this point is declared (v. I) to be a plac^ of his sras above ' in his thinking. What a solemn warning to indtd* Dt parental "Not to rule and re> our children, to give than own way, is to bomr ffiem ore than Gc^ Eire we think it, eikness becomes wickedness in Ives and in our children too." has "made every parent... a Alma aiul Alice Refolds have turned from a visit to Aahwood and woe accompanied hy their sisters. Pvt Oulatan Lawman of Pmmsyl- vanla, is on forlongh, visiting relatlva In this community. Mrs. (Hln Watkins spent Sunday with her httsband, who Is stationed at Paris Island. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Gordon. Jr., sad Mra. D. B. Gordon, Sr., spent Sunday at TradeavlllA Mr. and Mrs. T. Andowon had the following children and grand children at home recently: Mr. and Mrs. Furman- Anderson aad aoa. Mr. aad Mrs. Lewis Tonag and daughter, Lt. Willie C. Andenon, all of Colum- bla; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson and two children of HartsvlUe, Miss Grace Anderson of Tallahassee, Fla., Mr. aad Mrt; Arthur West and daugh ter of Camden, Albert Anderson of the IT. 8. N., San Diego,'Calif., Na- thaalel Anderson, U. S. N. Mra. Gay B. Bowen of Camden, spent a week with Mra. Steve W. Bowers. Mra. Baron McOougan of Holly Hill. Is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Emmie Marshall "Bferii Bowefi OT Brunswick, Oa., it at home for a week. Mra. C. L. McOulrt returned Mon day from a rislt with her daughter, Mrs. Milton McOulrt, of Rockingham, N. C. land his children in the way tthe Lord" (Andrew Murray). W will not permit siich sin and re to pass unnoticed. He will sside those who fail Him (v. SO) bring then^into Judgment He others who aie wflHng to serve (v. 35). -Eridentiy young Sno* was the one in mi^ here. It is both signiflcent and oicour- to nota that in the niidst of wicked and immoral surround- created by Eli’s sons, God had tender vine ^ His own planting m. life of the boy Samosl, grow- q> in the temple. He was al- hearing Clod's voice and t to ob^ the can. A Haavy Jadgassot (4>12-lf). nic IsraeUtea want out to battle the PhiUstinea. Matting da- they thought to gain victory by dm ark ol tta ccvaiMrt IbI» and who had tbs alftrantary ittle. Appear as "priesta" wiffi tha art: “die widced sons of Eli. milt and awfhl was ffw Jodgmant Not only was ffiara dsfeat, the ark was lost to dm haattian . and dm two sons of EH UHad. Whea Ett haaxd tha of udiat had takan plaea, -ha ^ end diad, Bara was tta end of a^ that bad begun promise, and all baeanaa of IS, failura and Mn. _ i* a pohMad laason htra to ^ pe^la of laraal dspandad I? ^ vk ttsatt, an outward symbol |w godlinaaiL whew ttara was no ^ ^ ^ baart-and thay .wm wa go tha vaotkm af rallgious aa- fMlfy of ptayar, appofait Im plaaaa am tloU I® Tim. 4:S) to mmthU There NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITCNIS Weddj News Letter From liberty Hin FAQ! smmss •BVRN maesBosi Three KershimiE^ Youths Wounded On French Front C|iL S. W. CommalL Cnrtaf nmd Lo—ia Rnbon Am Casoaltiaa. Revival At ^yma Begins August 13 Three Kerriuiw county service men were listed in one day's report of mea wounded in the Bwpean area of fighting. * One of them, CpL Stephen W. Con- ,nell,. Is the son of Brodos R. Connell, weeks i route 2, Camden, and a brother of Lt. Ivey OonneU, klled In Italy eaiila in the war. Another siddler reported wounded in the Normandy action was Tedt. 5th Or. Thoaias U Carta, son of Hsndy B. partOT, rente 4. Ftc. Lonnie Raboa, 8<a of Mrs. Bvetyn Rabat, RJ^.D.. Logoff, was the third memba of the trio reported Nertby the war department A series of luvlval serriees will begin at Smyrna Methodist church next Sunday ^temoon, August IS, at 4 o’clock, with the somon to be dellv- ered by the Rev. W. Fred Hedgepeth, pastor of St Mak's Methodist church. Columbia. Services srlll be held each night Monday throngh Friday, at I o'clock, with sermons by the Rev. Mr. Hudgepatb. On Sunday week sevoal serrioes will be held, with the preach ing by the Rev. John L. Sandlin of Heath Springs, who conducted a re vival in this church some years ago. Ihe Rev. Mr. Hedgebath will also PROFESSIONAL NOTICE Ihr. C. C. Brevard will be out of his (tffloe brom August IS, to August M, attending the Clinic of the National Dental association in Clevdand.^Ohlo. and Post Graduate work In New York City. 21-SSc Camden library Notes New members Joining the Camden Public Library are: Mrs. Andrew Whitaka, Mrs. J. E. Daby, Mrs. Mor- tlma MaUer, Mrs. C L. Stutts. Mrs. Charlss Botneau, Mrs. D. D. Lee, Mrs. Carl Emanuel, Mrs. John 'Whitaker, Miss Charlotte Shannon, Mrs. Jack 'Whitaka, Miss Lrihr Shannon, Mr. Cimplegham, Mrs. T. Lee Llttla- Mrs. Stanley Morse, Mrs. Simon Blchel, Mr. Frank Hea^ Mrs. Frank Babbitt and Rev. D. A. MeArn. Books have been donated recently by Mrs, A. B. Birenolon sad Mr. George W. 'WOeem. Mbmiy will be flosed from 14 through Ang. 2f, to the Hbrsriaa’s vaeatian. Borrowers are reminded to supply thoaselves with books tor this ttms. NOTICE OF SHAREH<HJ>£RS MEETING To LA.BacotDie8 Near Cassatt Friday Lssris Alexania Baeot, 51, died at his home, ronta 1, Csssatt, last Fri day aMMiilag afta an Illness of seven yean. He was a native of Darling ton county but bad made his house In Ksinhaw county to the lest sev eral years. /He was nsver married. Bnrvtvtng are three sisters, Mrs. & L. Biooks, Atlanta; Mn. Minnls Andersen, Cassatt; Mra. Daisy Fagne, Attleboro. Mass.; one brotha, WU- Uam R. Baoot, Chalotte. - Fonoal services were held at 11 o’clock Moiday morning from the Beaverdam Baptist church. Into- ment was In the church cemetery. the Sharsholders of Southorn Aviation School: Puiuant to a reoolption adopted by the Boad of Diroctora of the South ern Aviation school on July 22, 1944. notice Is. hereby given that a meeting of the Shareholders of the Southern Aviation school will be held In the offices of Henry Savage, Jr., in Cam den, 8. C., at 10 a. m. on September n. 194A to the purpose of conslda- Ing a resolnthm changing the name of said Corporation from Southern Avia tion school 4p SoutboB Airways and do conslda any otha matters which may come before eald meeting. Signed: Henry Sevage, Jr. Secretary of Southern Avlatkm School. August 12. 1944, gamdai» S. C. 2i-ttc preach at iBbenesa Methodist diunA next Sunday at 5:15 p. m. The pnUlo Is cordially invited to all these serv ices.—-L. D. Hama, pastor. ’The surfboard raoes in Hawaii wsrsi ortginally held at regal celebratkms. POLITICAL NOTICE Due to Irregulaltles In the Lugott box Jn the voting for Magistrate to Upper Wateree township the exeen- tlve committee has ordered anotha election for nomination of Magistrate of the said township, to be held on Toesday, August 22, 1944. The poQs will open at • o’clock, a, xm. close at 4 p. m.. J. H. McLeod. County Chairman. A. W. Humphries, Secretary. Frtfi com* quickly whwn you coinbifio lilfi couponf from fivo dilforoni oroducht. When you go shopping be lure to buy Luzinnne Coffee. Oc tagon Soap products, Borden's Silver Cow or hlagnolia brand canned tnil^ Ballard’s Obelisk Flour, and Health Club Baking Powder. AU of these fifie products contain ibined i coupons which can be combined to get valu- ablerlfee gifts. Tear out this ad and keep it in your purse as a reminder to buy mel low, strong Lusianne Coffee and the other products listed in this ad. Coupons can be used instead of money to get free gifts. UlllAiniE • WM.RKItY^CO,l& N COFFEE * CMI€«lir ICVORUANS CAMDEN FURNITURE Oa CITATION State of South Carellaa. Oouaty of Korahaw. By N. C. Araott, Probate Judge: Wherets, A M. BraOsford made gait to me to great him Letters of Admlnlstratkm, e.ta., of the Ebtate and effects of Btonora N. Cantey- These are. therefore, to cite aad adamnlsh aH aad stagala the Kla- irad and Creditors of the said Ble»> aoa N. Osatey, deceased, that ttiey be sad appea betoe sm, ta the Oourt of Probetd, to be held at Caas- den. B. 0., oa Augast 17th, next, afta fabllcatlon hereof, at 11 o’clock in the toenoon, to show cause. If any they have, why the eald Administration ihonld not bo granted. h;>01vea under mr hand this 2ad day of Ao;.. Anao Domtal, 1644. tlT N. a Amstt, Ju^ of Probate, For Kerabe larabaw Osuaty. Notice To Farmers ★ A ★ ★ I wiUitay you $5i0 a unit to y our Pidpwood, stacked mi any comify road in Kerdiaw county. ' Cmitact me to medficatimis betoe cutting. if if it it L W. BOYKIN, n Camden, S. C. JOIN CULPS THIS WAR 18 OVER, there may be only two finds of pcqplc in Aaoerica... All parties Indebted to the estate of Henry Clonent Rabon are hereby notified to make payment to the un- m derslgnod, and all partiee, if any, hav his hocaa, that he the eald eetato win - present them likewise, duly attested, within the time iweecribed by law. Alma P. Rabon, Administratrix. Camden. S. C., Aug., 1944. 21-2Se I. Mieee who am sliU gel le weA la eutameWlae, Ik. fbeee who mm farced le If you want to be In the fortunate group who will stiU be riding to work in automo biles, join OulTs "Anti-Brealniown" you do it? Just < QxtWa Frotmoihm MaJntmnmnom Plan/ CrCATKHI state of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. By N..,G. Arnett, Probate Judge: 'WhMom, Mrs. HeloL-lf.. Rose- borough made suit to me to grant Henry Savage, Jr., 'Letters of Ad ministration of the Bstate and effacts of Amelia Boykin McCaa. These are, therefore, to clto and admonish sU snd stnguhur the Kin dred end Creditors of the ssld AmeUa Boghki MeCaa, deceased, that they Mt and appear before me, hi the Court of Prohete, to be held et Cem- den, S. C.. oo Augast Ifth, next, sfta puhUcatlon hereof^ at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the dUd Admfnistra- tkm ahOttld not be granted. Given under niy band this 4th day August, Anno Domini, 1644. 217 N.'C. ARNETT, Judgu ot Probate to Ksrshnw county then (m ear hi HThii^ 2:24 fbal "hnu- a form ot hke power I deyu.*? 3 l^ich hav« —*5' miAL DOCUARGE Notice Is hereby given tket month from this date, on August H. 1944, Loulso C. Proeta and H. 8. Porta win mnko to the Prehate Court of Kershaw County thsfr final return as Administrators ef tile mtste of John Porter, deoeaeed. s»6 cm the ‘seme date they win apply to tha eaM Court to a final discharge as saM Administrators. li-Me N.C. ARNETT, Juigs si Csmdeu, 8. C., July 24. 1644 NOTICE TO DEjTOli AND Diioni dEDl An parttos tndabtsd to tibe estate of r. P, Redgses are houiy netttled to mike gaymoit to the undersigned, and uR iortiaa, tt any, haring claims said estate wffl nr if JmtMfttm iMlt I .