The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 29, 1944, Image 2

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. PAGE EIAHT •i'". ■', jT-yv^- /I r-jjrx ■ THE CAMDEN Annaal Foo^all Game To Attract Record Crowd To The Zemp Stadium Toaifht (CoDtlnaed from first pass) J^amd^ Hifh Begms Its 23rd Year On Accredited list of Southern Association (CosUansfi from first ps|s) ranks becauss <Sf the anerpected trim* mlng the Bulldogs received at Sum ter just one year ago. Big favorites before the_ game, the Gamden trine stumbled end came out at the small end of a 13 to 7 count. It was the only defeat for the Bulldogs last year and If you don’t think they will be In there fighting to redeem them- selves and wine out the 1941. nnset. you kaveanotfaer think coming. The Athletic association of the High school wants to call the atten tion of the fans to the fact that all . entrances tp the park are on the street side of the field. The o)d_ea- "trance from" wlQiln the Pair grounds area has been closed, so If th^ are any fans who are unable to walk and must run their cars into^the arena, the only entrance is the auto gate on -ibe north side of the field. Extra help will be provided at the ticket booth and 4t the gates in order to expedite the movement of fans into the arena. The police force is to have the aid bf the state police In handling the parking of cars and all traffic problems. Coach Pierce makes it a habit never to issue any pre-game announcement as to bis probable starting lineup. However, if he starts the same talent ^at was in. action at the kickoff in the Brookland-Cayce and Harding winners and 11 state winners, in 1M2- 43 there were 37 district winners apd 11 state winners. There ^ were n^dis- trict contests the next year bnt m the ; state wide contemporary erents tests I held, Camden had 10 winners. These • facts seem to prove IBIS consistency of :the high standing of the Camden High school. The record of the Cam den High school football team la welk known all over the southeast, if not In farther points. Tb^ irhlte schools of the Camden cltT System, In the third week of the present school year shows ah' overall increase \)f 61 students. In 1043 the high school enrollment was 354 and this year it is 368, jin increase of 14. In 1943 th» grammar school enroll ment was 550 and this year it is 608, an increase of 68. The Pine Trw school showed the only decrease In the system, being 21 b^ow the 243 of 1943. The total enrollment of the system this year is 1,198, as against 1,147 a year ago. games, tbe fans will see little Jiggs Parker at left end, McDowell at left tackle, Huggins at left guard, Connell at center, H. Norris at right guard, Marshall at right tackle, Hancock at fight end, Gandy *t tiuarter back, Cox at right half. Team at left half and M. Norris at full. \ ; Stop Packing! Those Summer Clothes Need CLEANING SAVE tkoM fine aunuaer toga. Be aure to hewe them cleaned before putting tbem away till hot weatber rolla around Affada. Palmetto Dry Cleaners, lec. IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIOMAt S UNDAY! > CHOQL Lesson ^ HAROLD L. tVfmqUOT, D^D. Tim Moody WUs GSSbif a Of Tfco Moody aais I HoMaood by WMlm Nowspasor Uafoa. Lesson for October V Losoob . loctod and Council of penniaatoo. aubloots and Sciisiaro taxta ao> >d eopyrlsbted by totamattonal f Rauslouf CducaOoa: uaod by JE8V8 THE UOBT OF THE ■ WORLD UCSiSON TEXT-^oha 9:1-7. 11, 14-44. GOLDEN TEXT—I am the Ught of tbo world: be Out foSowotb ms slull not walk is tha darkness, but shall bsvt tbs Oglit a< Ufa. —John 1:11. Light is a fascinating Subject for study, and especially is that true when we speak of spiritual light. In the lessons of the next three months we are to see the light which Christ sheds on the problems of life today. How appropriate to begin that study by recognizing Christmas the one true “light of the wMid-’’ He it who brought us out of darkness, and It is from His light that we too are lighted and become God's lights in this wicked world (Matt 5:14-16). The story which presents our Lord as tbe light and ttia U^t giver is that of the man bom blind. Four choices confront us. 1. Gaesawark ar God’s Glory (w. 1-5). Men have an inordinate curiosity about those who are hanoicapped or crippled. Even the disciples of Je sus had fallen into Jhe sad tendency of seeing in one who needed their help, a case for theological specula tion rather than one in whom God’s flocy could be revealed. Need without power to help is a depressing thing, and . may encour age man to a bit (rf scientific or re ligious guesswork. Here is a spaei- men—let us examine it did this happen? Who was responsible? But when wa know the power of Ood, Here is help I Jeeua declared a great truth here —suffering iy not necessarily the re sult of si^ nor for tha purpose of judgment or punishment This man was here that God might show His grace and power. Those who suffer in our day may be tha aieans of dedaring God’h glory, either by His deliverance from pain and sorrow, or by His grace to bear tha burden gracioualy and for Hia glory. . n. ImpossibUlty ar Qbedlenee (w. 6-7). “Clay cannot bripg sight to a man’s eyes—anyone knows that I All such a covering can do is to make the darkness of dghtlesa eyes even more imoenetrable.’’ Ihe blind man mignt nava reasoned thatimy. woidd have been entirely loidcal in •0 doing—end he weuM beve gone riid^t on being blind. « It is poaaibla to thrust from you. God’s ridieit Ueasing by insisting that God’s Tvork be done in jaooord with your ehility to underethnd. But tile bffnd men chose the obe- dlenoe of faitii—“he went . . . and washed, and came seeing.’’ Jesds Is the light of the world to those who win believe. The blind man found it so—we may also find it to be true, if we win believe. The impossible be comes possible—with Go^ for “with God an things are possible.” Jesus said it (Matt 19:26); let us beUeve it and act on it ' m. Ceatiwversy or Coafesaioa (w. 13, 84-38). This is a great chapter, one In which we see the glory of faith con trasted with tbe controversial small- neas of unbeUeving men. The Phar isees were religious men, but they hated Jesus (a combination possibfo even in our day), so they sought in every possible way to discredit Him, to deny ^e miracle, and to destroy the one who was healed. Against that dark background the light of this man’s faith shines the more brightly. The more they tried to confuse him, tbe deeper tiiey en trapped themselves, as he answered in simple faith. Testimopy is a tremendously ef fective thing, ev«i though it must cling to the elementary and blessed truth “1 was blind, now I see” (v. 25). But note that he went on, aiMl under the tender ministry of Jesus, he received his spiritual, as well as his physical, sight. “I belfeve’*— what majestic words, adiat trans forming words, what world-ahiking wordsi Friend, do you believe on C3irist? If not, will jrou do it ri^t now? IV. HeaUng w Hardening (w. 39- 41). The aame sun which softens the wax hardens the mud. Tha 11^ wfaldi sttrsets some out ef the dark idaees causes others to shrink ther into tbe shadows lest they have to give up their datk deedi and fhoughts. 8o It was in this ease. The man adw had faith, saw, and that sight was the sight of ^ soul as well as of the b^. But tbe cn> bittered Pharisees were only hard ened la their dn. Because they boasted of their spiritual sight adikb made.the ministry of Jesus ssry (as they thoughti), there was nothing for ffim to do but to Itave them in their darkness. Tbe li^t of Christ, adiich is to shins on ths problems of lift in ths lessons of the three months absad of us, will either bring men to the light in faith, or confirm tbem in their unbelief. Which la It to be in your esse and in that of those to whom you minister? Buy War Bonds and Stamps Betlieads PrMbyterisfi Churph SuiuAtjr, Oct. 1, A. Douglas McArn, pastor: Church school at 10 a. m., with a Bible class for every age. The nureerg class continues. The Lord’s supper will be observed at the morn ing service at 11:16 as this Is World- Wide Gommonion Sunday. Young people’s service at 7:80 p. m. Every one is cordially invited. Grace Episcopal Church Maurice Clarke, DJD., Beotor Holy communion at 8 a. m. — Church .school at 10 a. m. Holy communion at 11:15 a. m. Important message from the Pre siding Bishop of the church. All members urged to be present. The Woman’s auxiliary montbl; meeting .will be held in the Pari House on Tuesday at 4 o’clock. Wants—For Sale WANTED TO RENT—3 or 4 Apartment, unfun^hed, or ^ ^nse^ conToniently located.’*^ The Chronicle. FOUND on Lyttleton street fore last, bflifold. Call 1806 iIhu ton street. FOR RENT—3-ro<yn house on Mm ^ furnished. For terms ann}* iSl Mill St. or Phone 631.W ? N| Lyttleton Street Methodist Henry P. Collins, Pastor Church school at 10 a. m. Moimlng worship at 11:16 a. m. eat cotton.' But you can eat it asj do. Also you4>ui wearlt, and yoiT And you can seU it any time, or tiZ It Cotton keeps. Be careful sw bolting blindly from a crop you how to raise, to one you have^« tried. Government men. sent promote production of peanuu for ^ will admit that on much of Som Carolina’s soil and with South Una’s experience, a fwmer wlii^jT dnee morp cotton oil than peanut« per acre.”—The State, Columbia a ^ McLeod's Chapel, Rembert Henry F. CoUins, Pastor ITeaching: 1st and 3rd Sundays at 6 p. m. Beulah Methodlat Church Henry P. CoUins, Pastor Preaching: 2nd and ^th Snndays at 4 p. m. Quotes On Cotton You can eat Itr—"In the.past few years, while cotton has been kicked around, men have said, ’You cant HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTING DONE BY STEIN^S PAINT SHOP CAMDEN, S. C Hoom Paintinc Contraclon OnS EUBANKS, Mgr. NOTICE We hawe <m hand a atodK ol parta for Dodfo Tmclu, Dodge and Plymouth Paasengor Cara, inchiding New Motora and all othor aooaaeagiaa. W* RiPe ggBpwed ia our aBop to ■arvico jrour Dddfo TNicin, Dodge and Pljrmou^ Paaaenger Cara. We alao hare a oomplete atodi of Soat Cowara and a limited number df pre-war Floer Mata fog both front and back. Remember.... WePayTopCASH PRICES for Cars. ★ Service Motor Co. 1119 Broad Straat CO. Telopbone 109 r, Mgr. FU'e inconvenienced by ODT Order No. 17 now in effect here ome to our plant at 1024 Broad Street and se cure your milk daOy at your con venience, between 9 A. M. and 11 P. M. weekdays and between 12:30 P. M. and 10:30 P. M. Sundays. / . ■ 0 Enjoy Fresh