The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 26, 1945, Image 6
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Governor Kanjkyme J. Willianw is makiny food'on-hi* i
promised dnve for uv enforcement in So;jlh Carolina—and ^
aa^ result—U earning the commendation of all thinking men ;
of the Palmetto commonvealth. . ’
Governor WiHiam* had been in office bm a few dars I
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when he summoned the ch ef of his jrtate constabuia^ and
toW them that he expected them Ut enforce the lav*—if the>*
cooidn’t. t:.ey could resign.
Coiumbu, Newberry and Camden • figured in the first
fatdi~by Ihfe c.Ofj»abuury. hrColambia, it appearst there baa
f>een wioe open operation of gambling bouies, also the sale
of liquor in n.ght c.ubs and operation of slot machines.
Jn Newberry* *iot machine* were confiscated while in
Camden, the raid on a night club resulted in the confiscation
of several ^a»ei of liquor and a charge that liquor wa? being
v>ld over a bar. x
Citizen* wTiio beUeve in law enforcement are gratified
' over the ^.tion taken by f>>vemor WilUanvi* and he has the
100 ^r cent support of the gwl pe^^ple of the state a his
efforts.
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A perv>n who is all wrapped up in himself usually make*
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TO THOSE WHO GRIEVE
"It IS better to break your heart' than to do nothing
with it."
I read that line once and it has stayed in my memory.
1 talk now not to those, whose dream* come true—but to those
whf^have been hurt—t/j those who dread to look ahead—to
whom waFliaJiTserefT ^ ^
To them I >ay—nothing can take aw’ay what you have
had. Kven though you have bMt what was dearer than life,
would you rather never have had it?
Nupp^>e you have lost what you dreamed of having?
7>o whatT ^VfiuTif you rather never 1iave“ dreamed?
- Can you truthfully say that you would rather never have
loved—than loved and^loRt? Can you truthfully *ay you
would rather have no mernorie*?
Is your heart broken—or bruised ? Remember, a bruised
flower gives the sweetest fragrance.
I say Uj you—wake up—life is richer because of.what
you have had. Stop bewailing. Be grateful for what happi
ness was yrrunt—that is one thing no one can ever take from
you.
“This day I’ve lived," Hora<ce wrote centuries ago.
However deep your grief, however great your loss, you
had something out of life. Would you. to protect yourself
from hurt—never have lived? Only those who do not live
do not suffer. Shut your heart from those things that are
worth caring for and you shut your heart to any reason for
Ihring. -
W’hat if you have lost? Face your sorrow! Be glad for
what you have had! You can overcome sorrow—but you
can never fill the vacuum of a hermit heart!
Brace up! "It is better to break your heart than to do
nothing with It!”
The soundest asset any man can have is the earning pow>
er of his hands and brains.
FRIDAY-SAT., JAN. 26-27
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