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THl CAMDIM CHBQWICH, CAMDIW. tOUTM CAHOUt^ fWIDAY, MAWCM tl. INt IBAOl N)N« . m, ihthnational ICHOOL to.m. LeMOO for Mardi 24 A FEOrUE GAINS ffATlONAI/ OON8CIOU8NIDS8 TUCT—1 Sanmil D-ll 3obt sdJccnoii-Ofcv mr 'wteti, . I ^ iinnnlt* aad walk ifw ■ ku waja eoaunaimad jNMi. that « Bwy yo«.-^Wlafc f M. Tbe most powerful movement tot JSial prosperity it a revival oi al Christian livin*. had c<»ne 4o the place ‘rt the people recognlnd that were on the brink of nattonal [Israel This : was This of the scriptures on revival 'n^Chronlcles 7:14: *Tf my peo- which are called Iqr my name, humble themaelvea, and pray, seek my face, and turn from wicked ways; then will I heal heaven, and will forgive their and will heal their land;*' it the way of’ revival a^ for America, too. Htyival will come when Qod’s pie win geek God's Faee (w. 1. S). The ark had been out of its proper for a long time. The ungodly es had it. but they weri< to return it. le calamities which befell diem c-ef distress in the heart of an ever when the presence of is evident. * >r a time the ark was in the of Abinadab, but even ttere not in its rightful idace. Saai;* moved among the people.,point> ; them bade to Qod. was his first act of pdiUe but bdilnd ttiat pubUo is file hisiMT of g godly life, a man can coosiirtaifiy viss to turn to God. re^onse of the peoide whs They were thorough* side of thflr sin and aeparatioa God. The earnest of their sin* r was their obedienoe to file of Semuel fiiat fiiey Ten Fien fhair WIekei Ways ». 4). V • Israel had learned from their itben neighbors to worship fiieir gods. These they must pot if God was to hless them: I same prerequisite to spirttoal ral exists today. But some may We do not wordih) heafiien . One is astoniahod at file dm* between the ritual of «n and orders and the andent elifions of heathendom. The fact is that we have set Up laoy new gods—oMoey. fashion, ao- positk^ The command needs 0 out again fiiroudi God’s me^ igers. “Put away the foreign The Now ration We 4 . « * Attend the Church of Your Oioice Lytttaton ttraat Methediat 'George K. Way, Paater Church School at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11:15 a. o BI B L E y R A Y E Bathaada Presbyterian ChureK A. Douglas McArn, Putor Church school at It a. an. Momiag warship at 11:15. Everyona is cordially invited. - -N Fird Baptlat Churah J. B. Caatoa, Pastor. M. M. Baboa, Aasodata Pastor Church sahool at 10 ai m. Morning warablp at 11:11 a. m. B. T. U. at 0:11 p. m. Bvaning worship at 7:M p. m. Prayer earvlea Wadaasday, at 7:t0 . m. '' ' *'Wosh me, ond I sholl be_whltGf thorr snow.'*—rP5." 51 *.7.^, / "Hide thy focc from my sins, AtkI blot out oil my iniquities: \ Create in me a cleon heort, O Cod: And renew o right spirit_MMthin, 1 . me.**—Ps. 51:9.10. Wataraa Baptist Churah Bav. John L Dabney, Pastor Sunday School at 10 o’clodk. Momi^ sarvlcaa at 11 o’rieck. B, T. U. at 0 p. m. Sarrieaa at 7 p. as. *0 Lord, open Thou my llptf And my mouth sholl show forth thy proise 51:15. *Gcd. be Thou merciful to Miapah Baptist OhUreh Carl Beaton, Patter Soaday Bhkool. 10 a. sl Praaekisg Sarviee, lat, tri and Oth Sunday, 11 a. as. i. Trehdng Unioe, 7 p. bl Mld-waak Ssrvlea, 7 pjs., Thursday. sinner.**^Lukt 18: IB. BuffSie Baptist Chureh C. B. Griffin, Pastor Church School, 10 a. in.' I Sermon, 11 a. m. by tha pastor. B. T. U.. 7 p. m. ‘Prayer aarvioa. t p. m. > Wednaaday nl^t Prayer aarvlea, 7 p. m. * * Tha public is cordially invited to worship with ua. rogs ''We ore on os on u^l^n thir>g. and oil our'ri^teousntsses oreads fil^ . But now, C) Lord, Thou ort oiir Pother,''we ore the cloy, orui Thou our potter z;* Be not wroth, 0 Lgrd, neither j* rennen^r our iniquities for ever.**—Iso. ^:5,7,^. Union Baikist Church' Blaney, 8. C. Rev. George R. Partridge, Pastor Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching servicea, 11 a. m. "And Jahez called on the God of Is reel, soying, Oh thot thou wolildest ♦ * the thne had .coma for God's irant to call the paopla to L Hambla ThaiiMsIvss Mi Pray M). ^ ^liritual life thrivM on tha gstb- togathar of God’a pai^;^. Tha in Israel was mat by a great ivocation of file paopla. Wt to revive the greet soul-etir* religious gatherings of a gen* ago. can get plenty of people to* ether for a football game, but rhera are the people who should ba our churghee? ’T will pray," sskl Samual. Ha eu a great intarceamr (ate I Sam. Pa. 99:6; Jar. 11:1).* Revival rer cornea without faithful inter* ■ion^ on the pert of thoae edxiae earts'are ireally burdened. AA youraelf. How mudi have 1 praysd for revivsl la my , my ccpmumlty, hod my mi- >7 If I riiould b^ln to pray 1b would not God hsor ms aadi rer? ' ^ Gid wm Hsu aai Iksglvo . 18*11). his ^)So^^ls Itaid sosij^^id in humility and repentspos, torgave sad rlssnisd and gavs rictory. ‘*Btiiold, ths Lord's head Is aol that It eanaot savs; asl. ear hsavy, fiiat It eaiawt (In. W:l. I). God saved Is* tti/ha^ of fiwir aoo* ias. Hie PhlBsthiea. Bkem together ^ pray, w ttiey were preparing to fiicy sttadnd. la fiio to at that vary spot •10). Israel had toogfat wHh epooB of men aai basn deftetsd. Now they ^ too weapon of prayer a (tod. tad groat waa tho vktof!y< Amariea io vaUaafi r battHag fita aopial and aconomla of thooo Baptist Churehaa M. M. Rabon, Prator Blaney Baptlat Church: Sunday School. 10:90 a. m. Moml^ Worship, lat and 8r4 Sun day, 11:10 a. m. Springvala Baptlat Chureh: lat and Ird—Sunday School, 8:19 p. m. -Worship servlca, 8:00 p. m. 8nd and 4th Sunday—Sunday School at 10:80 a. m. Worship aarvlea. 11: SO'a. m. * Malvern HUl Baptist Chateh: Worahip aarvioa, 10:00 a. wl Sunday School. 11:00 a. bl Mt. Zion Baptist Church: Worahip aarvioa 8nd sad 4th Soaday at 8:00 p. m. * -*. bless me indeed, and enlarge my border, ond thot Thy hand might be with' me, ond thot Thou wouldest keep me from evi.l, thot it be not to my sor row!*'^! Chron. 4:IOi WITH LONG LIFE AND SHOW SHALL I SATISFY HIM HIM SALVATION Because ear" his isfaitt dm but one fsarsl^afl 80S ^ wespoas an fiwst of fiw of flarii which win firil Bi. Let Bdof tosasi nr (V.T©. art is SB kora tar every troubled Uks larsi^ have fs)lai toay be ra to the hmA other with Gotfs Bl ^ gira yea Pantaeoctai Hoiinaaa Chureh R. E.'Howard, Pastor Snnday Sdiool, 10:00 a. m. Praaohiag, 11:00 a. m. P. N. T. 8. Sunday aveniag, 0:80. Bvangatlatlc, 7:80 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednaeday, 7:80 f. m. Yon a^ walooma. FRH WILL BArriBt CHURCH R. J. Batoy Pastor CNwrah BohoeL 10:00 a. m. Moralag WondUp, 11:00 a. m. Touag PeMtai* Haatlag, 0:81 p. m.- Bvaalaf worahtp, 7:00 p. m. Prarer Haettiw Taaaday, 7:00 p. wl Tear watain arfll he THE CHURCH OP THE NAZAREHB Notka ta Pastors Asaoesoes Chureh Servioes at the home of Mra. T. Y. Raboa oae mile welt of Oaaidea oa X7. 8. Highway *Vo. 1, each Baaday at 1:90 f. m. ■ack aad evegyoae le oordlaQy tavlt- t- The phelere ef ether ehurehOe le Kerehew eeunty era InvHad te eead in e aehadula ef their wereMp eer* vieee ee that they m^y he Included In thle THU PACE SPONSORED BY THE FOLBOWING BUSINESS FUUSS OT CAMDEN Kornegay Fimmd Home Serviee Motor Co. McLean Hardware 109 Langston Motor Co. -t. Camden Hm:dware & Sandy Co. McLeod & MeLandilin Stogner Motor Co. DeKalb Pharmacy IL-C Dixon Bargain House ^chel^ Dept Store Quality deanmrs Camden Food Western Auto Assodato Shwe DeLoxe deaners EamMnF Ante Store Camden Home Bakmry Udigford’s Esso Statum / OntlodtSlMv Spoi^’OQCo. liO Carina Motor Co. Hmue FwpiUng Co. Bedfeun Mifisg Ca. -. - •* V *:«'■ .*-1. .. TP ’ ' . ' ■ ' 'it,