Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1,. • _TH1 CAUPgN CHUOWiCU;, CAIIOtK tOOTH CAttOLINA, ritiDAV, MARCH ft, IHt NINE IMPROVB) iNirORM INltKM^ONAL 'UNDAYI tLUesson Su ■L- ■aWTgJJU.: JW^SU-w-#—oi fof MekIi 31 ■utajMts iad taUanuti A NATION demandnXsinq /- XX880H r^ziJSiS?^ ^ liiKicoBT sPJcrnoif ^ *• who** CM to tlw LwC—Pnlm S3:Ul Attend the of Your A major cxi^ hw* ooom la tfaa le of a xtatioo whdi it la reau^to ham e ita fonn of govanuncat That la trua la tba casa of rail, for they wera about to throw the direct rule of God had -d^| a kiag* [There were good reasons for than I re. Samuel was old. His sons were to succeed him ware not t (I Sam. 8:S). But there ware motives not so good; for ax- their desire to hSTa thal Je, a‘ldn|dy ruler and a wish | ^ i othe^ peoples <▼. »). be iSe ^ [Their request was made known ito _iuel (I'^Sam. 8:6>. Ha leved, but the Lord showed himl It it was not His rule they wera| ig,.but God’s mla <t. 7). ae mittar came to a crisis asl luel was sent to reason with! (V. 8). |L Fraphada Wards (wr. lO-lS)^ j Thera is always a.priea to pay it I are eager to follow the styles of world. Israel wanted to have Ktog with an attractive court and witfMy army Bke their nei^ibors, other nations, but they had not lalited that sudi things are not led out of the king's pocket [A word o( warning may be in ice here for C9irlstians who have for the temptation to keep with their ungodly neighbors— "keep up with the Joneses,” as it | sometimes put Govwnmcnt has a right to call an I governed ftw its support but will deny that tiie tremendous itary establishments vdiieh tiM lers of the earth have maintained been botti burdensome and! itive at war. Lyttletoa gtrset Methedlst ■ George KL Way, Paster Churoh-echool at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11:15 a. i DON'T FORGET YOUR / BIBLE! Bethpeda Presbyterian Chjireh A. Douglas McAm, Pastor Church school at IS a. m. Homing worship at 11:15. Everyone Is cordially invited. First Baptist Churoh J. B. Gaston, Pastor. M. M. Ratxm, Associate Pastor Chureh school at It a. m. Morning worship at 11:15 a. ns. B. T. U. at 1:15 p. m. Evening warship at 7:10 p. as. Prayer service Wednesday, at 7:80 p. m. / Wateree Baptist Chureh Rev. John L Dabney, Pastor Sunday School at 10 o’clook. Moraim services at 11 o’clock. B. T. V. at C p. as. Services at 7 p. m. c>\ 2^1 i/ 11 // We live in • sinful world, and wt lay as well face tiw necessity of ourselvef,. and policing unruly, but think.how much be^ would be our lot if we like !»• could have bam under ttie{ rect mle of God. , I They did not want it Are mpn any I sr today when they refect the leflcent rule of the Son Of God| er their livceT MIspeh Baptist. C|iurBh -V C!arl Benton. Pastor Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching Service 1st 5rd and 5th Sunday, 11 a. at Training Union, T p. m. Mid-week Service. 7 pJU.. Thursday. n. PerMstent WIDb (w. 18, BO). [The people refused to heariten.' seir stubborn reply wa^ **Nay, hut] win have e Ung aw iiNt*. enA can almost hear tha emphasis | the word wffl. Buffalo Baptiet Chureh C. R, Griffin, Pastor _ Church School, 10 a. m. Sermon, 11 a. m. by the pastor. B. T. U., 7 p. m. Prayer service, T p. m. Wednesday i^ht Prayer aervice, 7 p. m. ' - The public is cordially invked to worship with us. One might have expected titet the taders of the people would iiave the folly ttieir plan a^ ted God to continue to rule over bem forever, but the stubbomnesa the willful human heart is al>| Bost beyond belidi. When its deter- lation is coupled witii pride and I ibelief it becomea.an even more ppalling barrier to the blessing ■ God. Union Baptist Chureh Blaney, S. C. Rev. George R. Partridge, Pastor Sunday School. 10 a. m. Preaching servlceB, 11 a. m. Therein lies the outstanding lesson f these verses. Let us bewarei that re do not sin like Israel; yes, sin ryen worse than they did. Joseph ^arker in the People’s Bible (voL > p. 287> makes this acute applica- on of the truth: “Do we cc^emn bemT Let us not be ready with re- roach; nor urgent in condemna- Baptist Churehae M. M. Rabon, Pastor Jilaney Baptist Chnrch: Sunday School, 10:80 a. m. Morning Worship, 1st and 8rd Son- day, 11:80 a. m. Sprlngvale Baptist Church: 1st and 8rd—8nnday’*k School, 2:15 |on. We are doing a deadlier tiling of lereu may be then the elders in this case. Wa are told that is angry with the wicked every ; that the wicked shell be driven ito hell, and all tiie naitions that >fget God. Wd are told tiiat flie shall have hie 'pOTtion in the which bumeih with Are and te, that no drunkard shall ths kingdom of heaven, tiiat '^‘ing unclean, defiled or eomqpt not pass into the etty of God’s we are told tiiat nbtt^ xw th f(v the stoner’bot a fean* looking for ef jndgmant IndignatiOB. **What ia tht raaultr Man can fa mediately from tiia haailngor •dixif of tha moat Its CQQoeming the future of and can throw lb—"it* unbridled Uoanae into aO tito, Ueal enloyinania wltii^ aliinia> ^ never aatial^ the oeoMPt! p. m. Worship service, 8:00 p. m. tod and 4tfa Sunday—Sunday School at 10:80 a. m. Worship service, 11:80 a. w. Malvern Hill Baptist Church: Wonhip service, 10:00 a. m. < Sunday School, 11:00 a. m. Mt Zion Baptist Chnrch: Worship service tod and 4t]i Sunday at 8:00 p. m. Pentecostal Holiness Chureh R. E. Howard, Pastor Sunday Schotd, 10:00 a. m -Preaching, 11:00 a. m. P. N. T. 8. Sunday evening, 0:80. BvsngeUstie, 7:80 p. at Prayer BMstIng Wsdnesday, 7:10 p. m. Ton are welooma c 'l^ead it, son...take coura^e^ from its inspiring words/' is the parting suggestion from a mother to her departing 'Soldier. FRIB WILL BAPTIST CHURCH R. J. Haley Paster Ohnrok BeliooL 10:00 a. m. Homing WonAip, 11:00 a. m, Toeng Paeplas’ MesUng, 8:80 a Si. Bvaalng Worship, 7:00 p. m Prsysr Msstiag Tessdsy, 7:00 p. aa Tour prsasios will he afprselatei. THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Neliee to Featora Ajummumss Church Ssrtlesa at toe hoBM at Mrs. T. T. Baboa see atils wast sf Oamiam sai U. S. Highway No. 1, each Baxday at 8:80 p. wl Bach aad svsryoos is cordially iavto . .The pastors' sf other shur^MS to Kershaw sseiRy ere twvltod to asnd In a sehedule ef their w or ship aer^ vlees a# that they may be Inehided In this pnge. THIS PACE SP<M<SOiiED BY THE POLLOWINC BUSINESS PIRMS OF CAMDSN Komegay Funeral Qome ' Smite Motor Co. McLean Hardware 103 Langston Motw Co. Camden^Hardwaie & Supply Co. ni. PievMaatfal WnihMiMO (w.. McLeod & McLaachlin iBavMi^, aomaa I ikm of wflflngmai Irt man go tiia way ha wanta ta L ItotomAl a. ^ a_B Imol ihall havt a In fact Ha had Stogner Motor Co. DeKalb nuurma^ D. C. IHxon Bargain House W" J. EScheFs Dept Store loBg betora (aoa Dout »: 14. 8^ k trua (to gooto w«n) that “ that ”wa can fioroa our wap _h an aolamn waralng, an pattb* ! entreaty, an eameat ponaaaive> * • . . Wa can go to liMl'if wa ^Itoia k ncMring befoia yo« graca, many, tanf ^ Jtet k an. Tbma M a «oew- •' It downl Tbara k a Way axouBA •^toay tkroi^ It, a way evar II' can gal titaraf** “ c *totkiLjhti| i _ - ^cJaetSa aragiShfiL and boea o*»a atoliboni way Quality Geanm Camden Food Westmn J^uto Assodate Store Deljixe CSeanecs Econonqr Ante Stmre Camdmi Hrnne Bdtery Langford’s Esso Statkm Ontlodt %(qi Speaks (Kl Co. ISO Caroliiia lifotmuCo. fc, ^ae Furauliing Co. Bedfcam Motor Co. #" i . *f i ■■^.1