The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 17, 1948, Image 7
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TEACHERS WILL TAKE
NATION EXAMINATIONS!
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TOM»e mtical score points for
mail in
K»Sd*tef who ffci* *« ««ui m program of 1951. Due to i^ii^
fjpplications for blank* by cost* the state board
mryl5 may doao not Uter the charee tn ^? a - rai ** d
“january 22 but must pay a
UCauv**-
, January
titer than tuc tuuiuum m
jary 22 will be accented,
g examination* will be given
number of places in the state,
these being listed on the
iwl •*««* ooara nas raised
to $6.50 for all pe£w
jepeatmg the common examina
tion, although there it no charge
time** 0118 teking i% tar **
Teachers wishing to take the
•jgminationa should write for ap!
phcati on blanks to the Director 5
deaminations, State Department
or Education ColumH-
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W/HAT kind of new* I* good?
Chrl*ti*n» always h*ve called
the heart of their religion *10004
New*,** far that I* what ’'Gospel*’
means. We do not
call It “Good Reso
lution*” or "Good
Ideas” r or even
"Good Ideals.” Just
Good News. But
what Is good about
it? It Is a fair ques
tion to ask at Christ'
mas time, tar the
story thet Christ
mas brings is the
beginning of the
Gospel. v
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Newt of Peace
flNE of the best kinds of news
^ there is is to learn that someone
we thought was an enemy, is actu
ally s Mend. The end of misunder
standing, of estrangement—what a
rush of warmth to' the heart it
brings!
That la the news of the first Christ
mas—that God la our friend. Christ
did not come to assure men that
there is a God. Thet was well
known, indeed few doubted it He
did not even come to announce that
there Is but one God. for that was
already known to the wiser sort of
men. Neither did his coining un
veil the God of Justice. The Greeks
and Romans, as well as the Jews,
knew such a God only too weQ.
No wonder a Roman poet looking
about on the religions of his time,
concluded that fear is the great
god-maker. His notion was a mis
take; but it was a natural one.
For all the religions of the ancient
world, even the religion of the
Jew; were attempts to ward off
the eager of afl* ruled goda.
mlag of Christ was to
ri to al thet *
ib a friendly
act ef leva. Ihaae who
Gad to Chris*
toot Gad to ari caty
to aa
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to do,
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Hburs of .
M ANY Americana, caught to too
war. starvtog behind Mectrie
fences tor years on and. caught
their first news of victory from see-
tag American planes roaring high
overhead. No words wort needed.
It wes news, good news, the news
of rescue, of freedom.
So It is with man. Cenght to toe
tong war betwaea good and ovO. a
prisoner to the enemy’s country,
behind the high fences of fruatre-
ttaa, plodding heavily through toe
freering mire of barren sins, man
despairs of strength or freedom.
To aB
*AGE StVKIa
Oliver Rice Was
Weekend Visiter
Oliver Rica, lor many years
engaged in the practice of law in
Camden, and now a professor in
the law school of Mercer Uni
versity at Macon, Ga., was a
weekend visitor in Camden.
During Mr. Rice’s residence in
Camden he eras active in all civic
affairs, was also chairman of sev
eral worthy drives and held the
office of city remorder for a
number of years.
County Soles
Savings Bonds
The people of Kershaw county
ivested a total of $9,937.50 in
U. S. Savings Bonds during the
month of November, reports
Marion H. Heyman, Kershaw
cogaiy dhairmaa af the U. S. Sav
ings Bonds division of the treas
ury department
South Carolinians, in the same
period, invested a total of $2,252,-
906.11 in U. S Savings Bonds, ac
cording to W. Brooks Stuckey,
state director of the Savings
Bonds division.
iJ’cmLZ Christmas Program
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From • Par Country
T-IS good news when from a tar
country, until now dark and un
known. wa learn that It to a land of
friends who send us welcome screes
the mites. So the meaning of Christ
mas is good news from s far tend,
the land beyond what we call death.
“Our Saviour Jesus Christ hath
abolished death, and brought life
and Immortality to light through
thf Gospel” (II Tim. 1:10).
first Christmas, ee
the Geegqi ef God
to net alaac too good news ef a
Ged whe levee aw
church,
Di. ‘srsTo'SLF”^
program will be com-
poaedof poems and ‘The First
Christmas" in tableaux and pan-
tomine form.
The public is invited to attend.
night.
The
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trad in our plant. Wa slaughtor ovary day ax-
copt Saturday, Compfata procassing far homo
freezers and locker storage.
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Good esws! The wdrld has non*
to squal the news of Christmas
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News of a Gift 1 ,
IT IS food nows also when wa hssr
1 of a legacy or gift of some sort,
especially wpen It Is lomftotog wo
could act have expected. Aha tho
story of Christmas is tho nows a both
God personally entering the Ufa
of man. It is God firing us him
self. True, the world is full of the
gifts of God.
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BIOGRAPHY OF GEORGE C SHCHEEN
W. a and E. a
Camden Body Shop
Formerly in the grocery business with hid father, George C.
Sheheen entered into partnership wito his brother, Austin She
been, in ISOS, as part owner of Shebeen's Service Station on
East DeKalb Street.
With the expansion of business and opening of the garage
in 1947, Mr. Shebeen has demonstrated his capability of achiev
ing success in serving the motoring public.
At the service station you will be Triced with Texaco oil
products, Firestone tires and tubas, batteries and accessories
and tire recapping; fit the garage you may have general repairs
made on all cars and trucks as well as Bear wheel aligning,
and s 24-hour countv-wide wrecker service is available, This
firm is Texaco distributor for all of Kershaw County.
Mr. Sheheen served in the *
the 9th Bomb Group,
World War XL
A native df
devotion to the
itholic Church,
and
interests
1 hunting end flehine ate
married Camden Citizen.
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