Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IP*- ,et Among Eadlei for Aprfl 4, IMt uarter we study t»ie Cap- and Return of the JW Books of Ezekiel. Danlal licmiah. Esther, HafO^ Zccharlah and Ma- lachi. Sunday’s les- ^ son is found in Eae- l’ kiel 1-4 and S8:l-#. L It would be well for us to read afain kj the history of* this most Interesting man Ezekle 1— '■I how he canne to be among the cap- .■ UveS by the river Chebar. He is one of the most attrac- ' tive personalities in estament -* a man of sur- ilture and charm—and yet ) "sit where they sat.** • * • ilNGER OF GOD L could never have adapt- nself to the role of mlais- the captive slaves apart biowledge that he was the r of Ck)d — the messenger hope to broken, beaten u to his people threegh [e speaks to his people ofh chosen messengers teachiers. the Bible, the t. God may be ^enk- today. • • • THE WOBD 'S approach to the Jews ivity was by the author- I direct message to them Ezekiel was faithful jpointment and mission, at what he had to say to neant their hope of re> etum. their plight. He their mood. And then he I them. But not only did k to them, telling them d wanted them to know, moved among them. He em. I God’s message, and he lod's mood of compassioa )t help people until we un- them and love them. • • • PATCHMApi EIL reminded the people he had been sent from God tchman, • and he told them rrible responsibility a in warning them to re* return unto God. Read Eze* f e watchman fnlthfnlly be people, and they refase the warning, their • he on hia hnads; hot. tf ta warn the peeple m be an his MB for every tosohnr Msi r and parent today. I this same 33Td chapter, goes on to declare God's toward all tinners. “Say n. As I live, aaith the Lord have no pleasure in the the wicked; but that tha urn from hit way and llva e. turn ye from your evil r why will ye die? • * • BMAN unto BXiLEg of man. I '^ve made thee watchman tmto ttie house Ezekiel 3:17. as the explicit eommissloB u Ezekiel. And grandly accept and execute to the his ability that commission. Were far from their be* •ne. They were driven by *t*n. They could not ting I of the Lord in a stiknge by had hanged their harps billow trees. (a senattive seal. EaekM t tt»enf wUk , in* weed ef M fhMtt fhS • Md meroy el JehevaH AbrahBM. Imm Mb. He Ufto *M>tr diee»> ^ etth clear and rt^dNf f iraailaa. Be pleada wMI * their te aai l^pardonlag aMsey ef * * ft if#* attention -<• symbols cl toer communion with Ood. <*—Wwgi ^tb thnn and thdr ftthati em. Cassatt News airs. Laara M.. West of Dillon spent the weekend with her bon, Jamee West and family. Mr. and Mri. F. B. Stanton and eons were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. an^ Mrs. Corley and family of Saluda. < Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brannon and 'Mr. and Mrs. Hasel Horton and son. Randy, spent Sunday in Charlotte wKh Mrs. Brannon’s sister, Mrs. Mattie Clark. Mist Margaret West of Greens* boro, N. C., spent the weekend with her brother, James West and family, rataming tO' Dillon Sunday afternoon with he«' mother, Mrs. Lanra M. West Mlssea Margaret and Wyiie Mae Elliott students at Winthrop Col lege, are at home for spring holi days. Miss Ella Catherine McLaughlin and Stewart Teal spent Sunday with the former’s sister, Mrs. Lewis Cagle of Lancaster. Mrs. Louie Smith and attractive little daughter of Charlotte Thomp son spent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCaskill. Mias Ruth Walters of Columbia was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Walters for the Easter holi days. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Walters were Sunday guests of their parents. Mrs. Alby Bowers and sons. Butch and Rondy of Columbia, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowers last week. Mrs. Bowers rei- tumjsd to Columbia but the boys remained for a longer vlalt. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vaughn and family of Rock Hill spent the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Vaughn and Mr.'alld Mrs. W. A. HyaU. Miss Florence EHIlott of Lexing ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. C. McCoy. Arthur H. West spent the Ehmter holidays In Columbia with his grandmother. Mrs. Hattie Courtney and attended the beautifnl Easter sunrise service at Elarlwood Park. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buchan of Colombia spent the weekend with their little son, JohUnie, and her parent8,‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Coop^. Leo West of Conway visited his father Friday and remained for the Carolina Cup events Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKenzie and Wallace McKenzie of Biahopville visited here Sunday evening. Mrs. J. L. Cooper and grandson, Johnnie Buchan, spent last Friday in Colombia. Miss Marie Vaughn of Columbia is visiting her parents,* Mr. and Mrs. R. Vaughn. Alby Bowers, who is with the Greyhound Bus Corporation, with headquarters in Columbia, spent Welcome Relief for BACKACHE PAMS Bm Ii Mneilar SlriiH, Sciatift, Lwikiga, IbwatliHi JUST rub refrcohifig, gcniU Ncu-ra-balm oa ib« tor* ipoc. iMtamly, actuas anuKles Kart to relax . . . (b« pa'" aaaat. Uic NEURA- BALM to SM laM, kmf-laKiiia relief, froM the miacrica of muaculat aches tai pains. Saturday with hia fkmtly and par ent# here. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Catoe is ill with pneumonia. HNAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on April 29, 1948, Lila B. Skipper, will make to the ^obate Court of Kershaw Coun-. ty her final return as executrix of the estate of James B. Skipper, de ceased. and on the same date she will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said executrix. N. C. ARNETT. Judge of Probate. Camden, S. C., Mar. 29, 1948. S-€c NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the terms and pro visions of the Decree of the Court of Common Pleas' for Kershaw County In the case of John H. Hen- Or. Quiz JUST ADO WATEt SAKRETE THE READY’AAIXED CONCRETE m HANDY (AGS FOt THE HOME SAKtm Cwwrata K 6 4S U Wgs SAKRITE i-i Mh >0 b « U. kw* SAKtm MartK Mk M 6 45 A. bag* W. R. BONSAL COMPANY ornci NAMLFT, N. C J riANT UlESVIU, M. C, Camden Dealera: Camden Hardware & Supply Co. McLean Hardware drixT Sallie Viola Hendrix Stroud. Beulah Ada Hendrix Barry. May Belle Hendrix Hamlet. 'Poland C. Hendrix, Eva Hendrix. George Knowiton Hendrix, John Wesley Hendrix and Felix Hendrix, Plain tiffs, VR. Joanna Irene Hendrix Mc Leod, estate of Ethel Mace Murchi son and Jane Kirby Williford, De- Jendants, I will sell to the highest bidder, before the Court House door at Camden, S. C.. during the legal hours of sale on the first Monday In April, 1948, being tbe 5th day thereof,' the following described property: ' All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being about six (6) miles ^utheast of the City -of Camden, in the County of Ker shaw, State of South Carolina, con taining one hundred (100) acres, more or less, and.described as fol lows: North by lands formerly of Frank West. now. of C. B. Smith; Eaat and West by lands formerly OUCTfO ^ ^^USSELL of A. L. Barnea; and South by lands formerly Bruoe- Edwards, now of Croft; aald property Mtg that conveyed to Cmarles W. Hen drix and M. CS. Johnson by deed of date November f, 1902, and re corded in the office of. the Clerk of Court of Kershaw County in Deed Book HHH. at page 100. Terms qf Sale: For Cask, the Special RMeree to require of the successful bidder a depoait of five (S) per cent of his bid, same to be forfeited In case of non-oompliance; no personal or 4li^clency 'Judgment la demanded and the bidding will not remain open after the sale but compliance with the bid miay be made Immediately. 51c, N. C. ARNE'TT. Special Referee. Camden, S. C., March 8. 1948. Qettya and Shannon, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. •Wh^ you think of Lumber Think of oi. . . Miller Lum> her Compeny. it •' i’ vT a; On ’ms cAMi op *cric$(” ‘miltc ARC How MANY "MEN* Oft CNABACTEftS ? A. X4 B. ^2 0.54 'mt l^AOOHT IN A Mouse TRAP* Wc. , •* AM SXPteSSlON OSiO IN A-FOOTBALL B. ftASiBALL C. HOCKiY Ol TBNNIS EATS PLENTY OF.. A- Beans a okra C. ONIONS D. SPIA/ACH Call cleaners you can depend on . . . call the QUALITY CLEANERS. You can depend on these to be the right answers to the quiz: 32 Men, Foot ball and Spinach. QUALITY CLEANERS QUALITY AND SERVICE CAMDEN, S.C. '• “ > 112 403 DEKALB ST. PROFITABLE BECAUSE IT'S POWFRFUL Power tqutpnwM •* your imal Farm , . . auwRary power on your largo Farm . . . Mvas labor and aarM a proBtl Tfca low-cost Gibson Tractor pays for itsolF quickly bocausa it puts asora laesl undar cultivationl Tba Gibsoa Tractor gots mfo Fonca comars. makas mirgiasl land usifuH Lat us tuN you moro about tba ruggad. powarFul and thrifty Gibsoa Tractor. I622A0 Trmetor Only OcUverod AnywheA In North aed Seuth Cartdliw EQUIPMENT DEALERS DEALERSHIP OPEN IN CAMDEN Implements evoiloble ere 10-in. turn plow, 4V^-ft. field mower, cutthrofor, bull dozer, spring tooth borrow, • 2-sec. 16-in., 4-Ff. disc end hitch For ottoch- ing Colo plontor ond fartilisar distributor. E. J. SMITH & SONS CO. 1100 ELIZABETH AVE. PHONE 4-2651 CHARLOTTE, N. C.~ ~ GIBSON MEANS FINE FARM EQUIPMENT GEIGY COMPANY, INC "Originators of DDT Insecticides” Announce Appointment the failMal to saved aiM laali watehman kwkikk us Isara tha high art M ministry at umtah Will fan If tbs 1**. ■M «» UM ..Syy m **«reMto« acres at trwrt **.■?*«■ fUM Wjtfmays, M 1