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Snbacribe to The Chronicle
notice
TiMHUy, mJ
«i*y. Sept 15,16
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Great Fall*, s.
A cross section of the interested people., of Camden** new industrial program. The
program aponsored by the Jaycees of Camden. Many of the people at the affair wefie
atirpriaed and happy to realise new industry will come to Camden in the future.
Health For All
TUBERCULIN TESTS FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Thousands of children are troop
ing off to school this week, many
of them exposed for the first time
to organised learning and to the
mental and emotional strains this
process inrolves. In the rush of
preparations, parents must not for-
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LCSSON
Cultivating Good Will
UB880N TEXT TOR SEPTEMBER 1«
—Provertw S:9». »; U:l. M; »:M, »:
99:19, 91, 99: 9«:90. 91; MattlMW 9:9:
Ja^gim 9:13.
MEMORY SELECTION _ Sloned are
the pMccmakcra: tor they ahall be
•ailed Um ebUdrwi M Ood.—MatUww 9:9.
Ihitansity
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MDJTOttM UOTUt Lmbm mftFMM
sad Ssftoaw* Mate miMttO aad aaar-
dgtoad to laitrsaHaaW Cmmtil •i Jta-
mjlmm Mwaftoa; mm4 to sawIfMaa.
my wnxiAM cvLaaRTfON, o. d.
Of Tha Maady Mbla matuma. CMcaga.
TT IS troa that the Christian Ufa
^ giys offense On occasiim. When
a controversy exists between men
and God, the Christian has no other
course of aettoo than to aUgn hUn-
C an Ckid’e side. As be takee
stand in sneh easas, bs should
do it in lava, but nevertheless with
ffnnneM.
Iha Bibla nowhare conuntnds a
critic^ spirit or a perversa attitude,
n rather empbasiaes the necessity
at flnnncss in the course of right,
'• firmness ttiat loses nothing of its
tbroui^ baing temparad In
fires of lov*.
Tbs ChriaMsa biysni sR sttsra
givs hlaaseir I* a Ufa aumi-
sympathy, kladasai and
Thus ha win apsa
avcMMs af sppertaaity, ef wii>
naes, aal af tarvloa In which Ihs
Lard assy ba graally magnllad.
L Ceatrtbating Faatars la Ms
Marring af Oaad WIR (Frov. 1:10,
tl; niH, 29; 29:19; 99:20, »>.
I^ARIANCE and strife mar good
T WlU (Prov. 9:90, 91). Notice that
this strife is unoccasioned. When
we etriy with men to no purpose;
idieD men bay not harmed us, end
with bitterness of spirit we turn
upon them, we of course forfeit ev
ery opportunity to influence them
for goo<L
The msa ef variance ilmilarly
sheaM be passed by. We are aal
la emalato bim; we era net t*
aaxy hfan; we are te
ef l^.iyye.
get that their (hildren , will also
W exposed to mauy germs whicb
they have avoided In the protected
iHime background. Their chances ot
being attacked by tuberculosis
germs will probably increase and
it la moat important that they be
given tuberculin tests at regular
intervals. ^
Young children do not get TB
often as adolescents and grown
persons, yet the disease kills more
than 1,900 children under IS years
of age in the United States annual
ly. Tuberculosis germs are passed
from parson to person by contact
with opan cases of the disease. The
only' way to make certain that a
child has net been exposed t.o an
open ease 'Is by tuberculin testing.
This simple test is not s protec-
'tk>a against TB, but it does tell
whether the germs have entered
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leeee aU epperfasMy la
him far Qed. fhe eaMh
ytfeR af geed wUl imelves tha
vaahiRg ef feath.
Lai « wMh aB diligaiMa, wUh
Ihs help ef Oai. baafeh feeas aar
heailB aad mlads al at thes*
attHaiaa which hart aad aiar.
n. OMMribathig Faetara la tha
lUkhig *r Gaed WIL
I N THR first place, tha soft answar
of the controlled spirit wiU esteb-
Ush good WiU (Prov. 15:1, 18). The
toft answer does turn tway wrath.
Tha men who is slow to eager ap*
peeaes strife.
Lei ns aei esafniu a.seft aaawer
wHb as BweaavlBoliM aae, ar with
that y eanuoaoly call dyble
talk. Happy Is that maa vrtw
kaews hew le preaeat the tralb
eeaviaclagty, whe eaa asake mea,
,dasp<te his appeslag ataadarde,
aaderitsai that he has their geod
al heart Of eaaraa, there is eae
ahaslaie regalalla Is saeh a taa-
thaaay, aad that Is a Ufa whaOy
Ryd far Gad. ^
Another factor la making good wM
la the act of kindnesa (Prov.
29:21, 22). Thla pataage, you win
remember, is quoted in Bomana 12.
Here is tte onwortunity for ua, la
an mettera of paraooal injury, to
plao* our caaa in the hands of God
ntbar th^ to seek raraof. By
lurii acts' of kindness, as we trust
God. y tkaU be obeying tha Lord;
and who knews hot that our ana-
mies may thus be tuned to him.
A third CQOtrlbatiDg factor in
making good wiU te that of making
peay (Matt 8:9). So often this
business of attempting to make
paace is a tbanklns task, but that
.thaaklessnesa is only troln human
sources. So far as (Sod is con-
yrned, he het pieced his seal of
approval upon ^ry, child of his
vdio seeks to Iced men Into peey
with God and to. make peace be
tween men.
(3od Speaks jpf them as being
**caUed” sons of God. It is one
thing to be a aon of God; it la aiw
other thing to b* acknowledged as
a son of God.
m. Th* gevee ef Gaed WM
(James 9:27).
*T'BAT wiadeaa wfl
Ised by portly.
gcrttoaeaB, appreaekahlaacsa.
eoeroy, aai wUl
tIaUty airt
1* Rms shave la
to Maas wha knew
hho wh* has haaa sMrta aala oa
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the body. A small amount, of tuber
culin is injected • Into the skin
.hrough a tiny needle, as in the
Mantoux test, or a tuberculin-
ireated patch is placed on ,the
bkln, as in Yollmer’s patch test. If,
the skin at that point shows a red.
raised reaction within a few days,
the germs are present, either in
un active or inactive form.
If the tuberculin test Is positive,
the doctor will immediately fol
low up with a chest X-ray-and
other tests to determine whether
the germs have taken hold A
Iiealtby child will usually fight off
the germs in his body and the dis-
(ysse will not develop. But if re-
Fistany is feeble, due to generally
poor hyltb, or if the germs are
Attacking constantly and in large
quantlttea, tuberculosis may ryult.
It must be ymembered that a
child with a negative test today
may hare a positive reaction with
in a few wMks or so if, .in that
period, he -has byn exposed to
TB. The family doctor will de
termine how often tests should
made.
In addithm to showing the pres
ence of.TB germs In the> body,
tnbercnlin tMts in children providie
clues 'to the MurcM of infection
in the loylUy. 'When parents co
operate m this detective work, they
ay not only protecting thetr own
and their children’s health, but
also that of the community u a
wholes
In the next article, infantile
parelytis will be discusaed.
lust Received
a supply of EXIDE aad BOWERS RAT
TERIES—•ffuaranteed tmcondiUoiially for om
year, or moro, (>ricM begm at $14.20 for
‘ cars. 3oe US whilo our supply is good.
•Gordon Mfg. Co. has finally allowad A
a few of their host CUSTOM CO^RS—prienl
were higher hut for the time being we will adll
ouriifor tim old pii^. A set of coven keeps
your clean and increases riding fftadart
also.
•Our shop sUys full but we will gla4hl
take your repair woik just as soon as poeaftl^
Camdan^ ^public kaa consistently favored u\
writh a larga wtdume oi repair work and we fe.|
ciprocate by drnng quality work at reasouakkl
prices with a guarantee t^t counts.
Service Motor Col
Dodgo-Plymouth Dodge "Job-Rated** Tracks
Only Factory enginoored parts aiui quality
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a wide selection of sturdy,
long-wearing, easily clean^
apparel for Boys and Girls
of all ages.
Washable School Dresses ini
Ginghams, Chambrays, etc.,
Stripes and Plaids.
$1A9 to $3M
GIRLS GABARDINE
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CITATION
Tha Stats of South Carolina.
(Joniity of Kardiaw.
By N. C. Aniatt, Probata Judge:
Wherea* D. 8. Murchison. Sr.,
made suit to m* to grant unto him
Lattera of Administration of tha
Eatata and affecto of Ethel Mace
Moyhison.
These are, thayfoy, to cite and.
admonish all and singnlar the
Kindyd and Oeditoy of tha eaid
Ethel May Mnrehteon. deceased,
that they ba and appear befoy me,
in the Court of Probate^ to be hrid
at (femden. 8. C, on September 25.
next, after pablfytkm hereqf.* at
11 o’clock la the foKnooe, to show
causa, if say tkay have wUy tba
said Adminkitratloa rttould not bo
feranted. 2g-27c
Given oader av hand this 10th
day of Beptamhar Aubo Domlaf
1M7.
N.a ARKRTT.
Mtoa M Fratato.
Giri’g
Boys Zelan
Blue Jean
Wool Lined or riaki
DUNGAREES
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FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BOYS SHIRTS
LONG OR SHORT SLEEVk IN
SPORT OR DRES9 STYLES
Arriwing Daily
Boya Pants—.Bhorig and Lang*
NEW
WINTER /
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COATS /
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