The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 21, 1947, Image 7
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Council 0/ t®*orn*tlon«l
■^uention;
fo* christlin
BROTBERHOOO
...... wui mnse an c
rat«« 14,000 to eontiibute to the
I boUdiac fund tor the expansion of
' the Unirersity of the South at Se*
wanee, Tenn.
This amount was established at
a meeting of fonr Sewanee men
and their wires at the Conrt Inn
recently. •>
The campaign to raise this fund
was started Monday. March 17. and
indications are that the sum will
be raised without much diftlcnlty.
Harrison WiU
Explode Skill In
Sunday Polo Game
Fans Look For Ace Player
To Pull Scormf Stunt
In Battle
LESSON TBXT-John WrMi. *>-». Now he was ready for the Pathei
memory selection—And nowl am to glorify him even aa he had glorl.
0 more tn the world, but 0»e*« are tn . ..
» world, and I come to thee. Holy o®® “*• name of the Father. That
ather, keep through thine own name prayer was antwered, and Christ
w»aa whom thou hast gtven m* •"»*
mflt m*aa V..- --
aiiUi ft COI-..» M* aasW
Pather, keep through Oitne own name
those whom thou hast given me. that
they mar be one. as we are.—John 17:11.
The voice of the Son of God lifted
In audible prayer | What could be,
more aacred and more blessed? He
who h»H K- •
DOW aits at the right hand of the
Pather in heaven. What a glorious
Saviour we have!
Hit prayer was soon turned to
.... «.tu more Diessed? He those edto had believed in him. They
who had by set and example taught were precloue to him, for they wer^
his disciples loving service (John given to him by the Father.
IS), and had ^ -
avv uig service (John
IS), and had spoken to them words
of comfort and aasmrance (John 14>
ID, now r preyed tor himself, for
toera, and for ue.
Whilr he spoke moet intimately
with the Father as hit only begotten
Son, he prayed aloud that hia disci-
pies mi^t bear his prayer and }oio
with him fat it
Thta prayer ia often called the
The polo offering tor next Sun
day will find a greatly atrengthen-
ed Rambler aggregation going to
It for blood In the game 'scheduled
for Kirkwood field at S o’clock
against the Palmetto foursome.
The Palmetto team led by Carl
Llghtfoot battered the Ramblers
down under a 7 to 1 count with
Llghtfoot checking in with five of
the counters for the winning team.
The wide victory of the Palmet
tos was all the more surprising
because of Harrison's presence at
the No. S, or scoring slot tor the
Ramblers. Harrison, rated as one
of the best polo artists In the south
either had an off day on his shoot
ing. or he was playing possum. If
the latter, the fans may expect
to see some fire works In next
Sunday’s game.
. SmaU
,Tr^ferred To
Oliver Gen. Hosp.
Capt. Hulan iL Small. AC. hus
band of Mrs.* Beth R. Small, Cam
den, has been traniferred from Sta
tion Hospital Greenville AAB, |
Greenville, (o the Oliver General
hospiuL for further treatment.
Thousands of service men who
fought In Europe and the Pacific
FAdB •■MW
are today reeetving medical aikl
augtoal care ajt this orthopedM
eeater.
Um Chroiakfe Want Ad»
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V '
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H Par BoWe
‘m
Mwin lo me son. They kept
iwayer often eaBcd the ttw Word at God. apd thus they
kigh-prissUy prayer at Christ, sod knew ths Son as the msnlfetUtion
lightly io, ter here the "ooe medl- vt the Father's nam* mv-* — •
ator between God end men. the man
Christ Jesus*’ (I Tim. S:8> spoke
as "the High Priest at mankind who
b#dtiB hl«
Of
beglDs his saerUlee by oftorfhg him-
4. « - hb pe<
b
innoimcement
!
The School of Nursing of the
mt t innTT IS not "at the world.'*
I "I TT *1 t H Ilmee disciples bed m remain in
II i. ^ J • I *“25*** Tlirou^ Ms weald (though they were net of
iSniuCD ilOSpltm
Jesue WBS tiie Son of God. Tos,
M ^ end to 0«h He ^ Mo Fa- weet oould he mere 5
. tbev arc one in bliseed ttemal, in-
I ftnite tmMy. But ea he Is in the ^ ^
we wiM bcUevs art in him. . *p„|,i mierest sad prsysr i
Be the poet wm says: Terse • ehvisaskr dot
*ireer. se vary near Is Ood, meea that ht ia net lalereslad
Naartr I cannot bt, ^ -
Wm. •-
- rauier.
D. Oel ef the Werli—Ihep Kept
hy the Fattier (w. g-ll).
There is something powerfully as- — =—>*
suring ts. the believer to reed the Diire CafelttllT■■ -Saw a lira
words of Jesus which declare that '
Ihsse who bad believed on him had
been givsn to him by the Father.
They belonged to the Father, and
he gave thorn to the Sen. They kept
the Word at God, and thus they
Here is a letter from a farm
er aliout an experience he
had with natural soda on
his oats. It is offered here
in the hope that yon will
find his suggestion helpful
^and profitable.
W
aatt la Ood ,
tOodat).
First ws find that bs praysd for
himself ss ho speko at
1. falvattoa Ftaished—Then Olorp
■tth the Fattwr (w. 1-5).
Bo looked up and said, ’Tathcr,**
that was sR No strug^lng. no
pleading, )ust the reeognitton of bis
hwn divinity, his intimate and uni<iue
SoDshlp to GoA - - •
wrnm'm MB U19 <
8f the Father's name. What could
ho more certain tor time and etor-
Btlyt
Note that they wore taken “out
•w worhl’‘->ttuit does not mean that
flMy lift this earth. They lived hers
as art Ihrs hers, but they were do-
Ivered from that evU world power
whidi opposes God.
Semo' professed Christians who
find ttMdr greatest ddight la follow-
•MT WMh the Chrtst-rojecting world
had hetlar read carefuliy here, for
It appears that the one who Is truly
In Christ is not **of ths world.'*
Thssa disdpiss bad to remain in
» world !*>«—*•
For.
SORE MUSCLE
PWU¥F\
Rub on NEURA'BALM
mmiuamo
Siy’lswew
s. nrnttjjmo
•cites (lira sp
ckcsiattos » hat#
hMdl^ tka caa-
Mae Nayatolai oa
announces that it is now re
ceiving applications for a nurses
class to begin April Ist.
If you are a high school
graduate 17 years of age or more
and are interested in nursing;
^ as a career ....
jlFri^e to the—
Director of Norses
CAMDEN HOSPITAL
CAMDEN, a C
f
.. — mima
waa la ha braught la a deaa,
^ rviA ^lindsdypiaeadthamanewlntht
•esua waa ttie Sob of God. Tos, FiiMMr*s f^feMv hand, a ••
ha waa and It God. Ho and flw Fa- hT—
ttiar ars one in Miaasd eternal, in-
inita unity. But aa ht ia in tha aele that our LaN had
k—* — hit
— , noet not
u«w w uou, mean that ho la net iMerostod In aD
Ntarar I cannot be. naaUmi. Bt diod lir thorn UdM
For In tho porson ef his ion Bnt bare his prayw was tor
X am ss near as ha.** his awn. and In that pruyw Ma
Ihia divine Redoeintr, whe laid world was IsA out, That makes us
down his glory when bt eamo to OnI stlB mare assured in him. Ha,
aarth (Pha 1:7. t) to ba a Saviour, Ihe Maaood Son of God and sMy
waa now ready to tako up that, glory lavlaur. prayed for me. lir punf
again. Be spoke of the work ^ ssl> Tho olostog words at
•.444. — toaeh Ml inla the Bdrd
uv rnyamm OK UlO 1
ration as compleUd tor
disDl sovd tho doetti on tho cross
nlddi tm lurt shoad waa already
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ICONSTIPATION
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MANAGEMENT
we SELL
THAT
ANNITE
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' WASHING
POWDER
Telephone 9163
EXPERT
SASHING-WAXING
GREASING
FREE
CITY
MAPS
JMOCO GAS and OILS
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HBNRY TOLBERT, Oiienitor
^ t TaarF Auta ExptHmat
snr hard, as ha praysd
m. IMIy ia GMa-*
many la Dm Wssld <m. wreas.
Ths vtrsas bsiwsM dm immntmt
dMsloa and UUa me (sv. am
aaportant Our Lsrd wus umesmui
ah^ the hutrad at Bm world lar
Bmaa whs had rasahrsi ttm Word if
Bm Father, and yut ha "
have ttwm takua «'
They wwc to ht hit
as ws ars la bt in sur da^. Thsy
mast rmnaln in ths wsrit; hut hsing
sat ia Christ sad isnstiisd BumBl
dm truth, ttisy ware Is hs hspl'lw
God and used by him.
Watch Your
Kidneys/
Help Tlksm noanaa the Bleed
of Bsrmful Body Waste
Tow kMom m eooMaotljr Otorlig
oaou NMttor froa tbo Mood aUouB. a«
kidoor»ow»tfaw log Mthoir work eo-
■ot Mt 00 Notofo tatoodod’-lofl to va
■Mvo lapwidoo that, k touiaod, wma
poioM tko ojratooi •od opoot tho vbolo
■ookMory.
Syogttowo oMur ko MSSUs kookoteo,
pBfWBIMK MMeMMp ftSVMBB 41 gmUMM^
gottiat »p ilgkto, owolliiig, potto f
■odor tko oywTo (ooUogof oorvooo
oojdoty ood looo of mtp sad otfoagta.
Otkor of Udaiy « kteddorm-
^w art oniootlBiM boro lag, r *
•—try ovor. AM
Doans Pills
State Theatre
KERSHAW. X C
FriduF, Mmh 21
"TWO SMART PEOPLE^
Luctlls Ball—John Hodiak
Saturduj, Muirdi 22
"RED RIVER RENE-
CADES'*
•unaat Caraow—Peggy Stewart
Sat, Mar. 22,10:30 P. M.
"SPIDER WOMAN
STRIKES BACK"
I Pale Sowdergaard—Klfhy Oraid
'Moa.>TM4, khnh M.2S
‘OmDERCURREN'r’
Kntherlna Haphum
Bohart Taylsr
WddhBdaday, March 26
"THE VERDKrr*
Bydnay Omeasifaet
Feter Lsfra
ThiWiday, Marcfc 27
<X1AULANT BESS^
Marshall
_ MMW uaaggUOBB 60
Sa WHMfclas... aa GLEAN sad
t ta MO. WfcM yoa waat ood
mIM Itm aowalslc ooMt aad
,mmm .ortaioi fab wfck NtwakoUa. Pool
iiliaif, Mow kooor ,.. ftol fcodor. Hhkly
tfahodkyewM- PMlaw dkoedow ia Mow.
At temwm hi TId aad 1149 koolot.,
MODERN—CLEAN ~ SOOTHING
NEURABALM^^
I’WAY muir raoM achis anb mun
V
The Former's Forum
from Uncle Natchel’s
Book of Experience
"1 usually topdress my oats with 100 to 150
lbs. of soda per acre. Last springs I hauled
the soda in a wagon and wherever 1 parked
it 1 spilled some when filling the distributor.
Throughout the season I noticed that the oats
on these spots had a better color and grew
better than the rest of the field. When har>
vested, the yields were much hi^er — som^
timet double. 1 thoold have parked the wagtHDi
all-over the field!"
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NITRATI of S00A
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...Pnv HTimAVUCAllY OPERAm) TRANSmSSKlN AND
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