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>dem Front • Grill the first an- GriH and at the on a i ear ago that Ttj *1 at the Sarsfieid dub far ars, went on his own, acquired Q—faf cafe, and launched into a rehabOation pcogram that has transformed the place intb a modern saline house. Hew count- era, tables, a tile floor, new kitch en equipment, a liberal in< program imost attracthre f Johnny is deeply grateful for the cooperation that oepted* him by Bianey Citizens Proud Of Gymnasium The people of Bianey are eery proud of the new gymnasium of the Bianey school and State that they are thankful to those who made it possible, including the legislative ddigauon last year and members of the hoard appointed by the delegation consisting of Mi— Sara Bowen, E. L. Sessions and the late Dr. W. D. Grigsby and also the board of trustees of i the schooL . MILLER'S fat Iawning 1:1* Tet Without Sin' «V Ja ing a This poses the problem polio victims on the while at the same time ray of Dr. Hayne said South polio tc nden Sheet Metal Shop i do oil kinds of roofing—Stonding Seam, ock, Builttip Gutter of oil typos—stain- eel gutter pipe, copper gutter and pipe ht. Cornice ventilation of oil kinds. Hot maces. General repair. CALL PHONE 648-W NERAL CONTRACTING j MASON • WORK 1 1 j, LL KIND OF BUILDING £ — I AND REPAIR WORK \ - 4 59-R—DONALD CAHILL—Phone 59-R £ yon wffl omr tori Ike current U * you never swim upstream. If you are a driller through life you can hardly know what the word “temptation" means. And Jesus was' no drifter. U ever a powerful purpose, devotion to God, a noble mind fend a pure heart could set a man free from all temptations, Jesus would have been Dr. Foreman that man. But be had his tempta tions all the same. After the great day of his baptism, when the heavens opened and he felt the Holy .Spirit as plainly as a bird from the sky alighting on his shoul der. we are told that be was “full of the Holy Spirit’* Surely no temp tation could reach him now! Yet the Spirit led him to the wilderness where Satan watted for him. O O ' O The Devil Is Smart S ATAN is a persistent devil. Be never takes No for an answer, he will be back again with the same temptation in another pack age. It was so with Jesus. We must not think that Jesus was tempted to low and ugly sins. People are tempted on the level where they Bv. After Che Baptism. If not be- fore, he was fuly awake to the fact that he was GeTs Sen, that It was Us sibility to begin the’** of Ged;’’ he knew he had a and a power tost ae Cotillion Club . lt*ie!» of Hos Initial Meeting « The charter members of the re cently organized Cotillion Chib held their initial meeting in file form of a business and social gathering on last Friday at the Recreation Hall at ward of the "ninety-six couples invited to join a The sided over by the president E. Clarkson Hhame and the tary Samuel Boykin. The etalftfinctafed the at constitution and by-laws wer ®. registered nurses, the read and discussed and cacti 1 ment and maintenance of was requested to fill m j physical therapists, and the a questionnaire expressing their ^ special Mmin opinions on various matters per- as thfee ‘ Mining to the operating of a Dance club. Following the business meet ing a buffet supper, catered by total 1940 with 444 e CXCCCQCQ oy reported. Be lies swumed by he said, other Foundation eight cribs and 240 of wool for hot packs. “South Carolina has a big ra ng March square dancing- ^ Bride Honored With Miscellaneous Shower Mrs. D. A- Smith, Mrs. W. L. Blackmon and Mrs. E. A. Wil liams honored Mrs. Will Barfield, recent bride, with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Black mon on Thursday night, Jan. 20. The house was artistically and beautifully decorated with many lovely flowers. sister states for national funds re ceived, but what is more import ant we must throw our strength into this drive, if re to conquer this SUMMONS FTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF KERSHAW IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Leonard Construction Company, Ptaintif/, About 45 of Mr. Carrie Shiver, Jessie E Bazzle, Barfield’s friends gathered to] Canto Hammond. Wmm Shiver honor her upon this occasion. Hall. Mamie Rita Daniels, Frances After several entertaining con-{Brown, Eugene Shiver, tncompet- texts and games, and presentation I ent. Limuel Shiver. Anteanette of the gifts, the —* w—| delicious refreshments, e • • • • hostesses served Jackson, Fannie Fronerberger, Ear- South Carofina Ass’n Of Young Farmers Organized The young fanners of the Midway community met Thurs day, Jan. IS, at Midway High for the purpose of per- lington Shiver, Bernese Hoskins, Elizabeth Chandler. John Sfifver. George Shiver, Eugene Shiver, the Younger,— ; Defendants TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON ED AND REQUIRED to answer the Complaint herein which duly filed in the Office of the Clerk af Ooatt far EAnhaw Oo—iy on Saw iii Profit Gat o profit from your savings! A man's financial progress depends not only upon the regularity of saving, out upon how he invests. We offer insured safety and attractive return for your savings. Your dollars invested here are re-invested in local home financing—long recognized os security of the highest type. INSURED SAFETY —AVAILABILITY —AT- TRACTIVE YIELD —CHARTERED AND SU PERVISED BY THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. Cmtflateoffamiflqsis3 , /i 0 1 Federal Savings & Loan bsociatkm of Camden BUILDING W. DeKALB STREET CAMDEN. S.C. * he ese this posKtoo sad this pewer? Each of the three temptations in the wilderness had something to do with that problem. Two of the temptations, at least, were not to do anything wrong in itself. Each time Jesus was tempted to choose something less than the best And choosing less than the best when the best can be had. is sin. a # • All Temptation Sounds Good <«'"rURN stones into bread,” the A tempter said. And why not? People were hungry all around; Jesus grew up in a land where most people were lucky to get one square meal a day, let alone three. Jesus would be the Divine Leader of the Kingdom, the Founder of the New Age. Why not make it the Age of Plenty? Why not aboIUh hunger from the earth? It could be done; It sounds good. president; Ralph Young, vice president; Roy C. West, secretair; Calvin Anderson, treasurer; A. W. ~" dav^Jj fecting an organization^ for oS-i Ibe ITth day of January, 1949. and of-school young men who are en- cov !7.. your Answer to the gaged in farming activities. The ?5? :r ? er ' following officers were elected* hl * ofllc# ta ^ 01 Csmden, J. R. Teal, president; Ralph ***** CWottaa, within twenty days _ *wu, ,-w—t, ^ Mtrrice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and If Mosier reported, 7°* f *il to answer the Complaint and James R. West, Jr-! adviser. "Ithln the time aforesaid, the Application has been made to herein will apply to the the state department of educatum Court for the relief demanded In for a charter. There are 12 char-, tho Complaint ter members. They are: John Me-1 JOHN K deIXJACH. Coy, J. R. Teal, Charlie Bradley,! Attorney for Plaintiff Clyburn Peoples. John T. Ray, Camden. 8. C, Calvin M. Anderson, Clenie M. January 27. 1»4» Walters, William R. Teal, Ralph ORDER O. Young, Albert W. Master, 1 ORDERED that William R. Ralph Catoe and Roy C. West ; Gettys be and he is hereby ajh The South Carolina Associa- pointed Guardian Ad Litem of tion of Young Farmers of Ameri- Eugene Shiver, non compos men* ca is a state organization for out- tis. unless the said Eugene Shiver of-school young men who are en- or someone in his behalf, within gaged in farming. It consists of twenty (20) days after the service affiliated local chapters that are of a copy of this Order by PubHca* chartered by the state association: tion, shall procure the appoint* and organised- in conformity with ment of some other its constitution and by-laws. sou to act as Guardian Ad Litem The purposes of this organiza- for the said Eugene Shiver. IT IS ORDERED FURTH1R that a copy of this Order be served up on the said Eugene Shiver by the publication hereof ootacldeut with the Publication of the Summons. W. EDWARD OGBURN, Clerk of Court for Kershaw County Camden, S. C., January *7, 1949. 44-4te purposes tion are; To aid and interest ttae young farmers through a system atic educational program, to co operate with all agencies and or ganizations that are trying to im prove the economic, social < educational conditions life, aid in other rural and improve farm promote, plto! _ _ family living, plan and e community the needs of the com- provide wholesome NOW.,.A Beautiful New Hudson only 2,342.01* Tho only car you 1. Imaaedlato delivery off 2. WHh only such Me VGSfv or nmo poyvnonTS I down Into Then that temptation which seems st first reading so ridicu lous—fan down and worship Satan. It was not so ridiculous ss it ap pears. What did Jesus want but to be King of Kings and Lord of Lords? What difference does it make how we attain our ambitions, if we only reuch them? All other world • conquerors) had achieved thur pinnacles of power by “wor shipping Satan.” that is by using violence and trickery. But Jesus, being full Holy Spirit, knew everything that sounds good. Is good. He saw clearly that not even ho could bring in the Kingdom of God simply by feeding people, or as tonishing them with serial stunts, and still less by using those ancient methods of the world-conquerors, the tools of Satan, violence and lies. • • • Defense Weapon J ESUS met his great enemy and beat him down with a single weapon. Every time, Jesus comes out with a quotation from the Bible, inridontoiiy always from Deuter onomy, evidently a favorite book with him. We have tame —- pah at our diipoeal today, and besides. : magtoal ta s worthwhile based on munity and social and recreational activities. Eighty-fivu jter cent of hew Navy recruits are unmarried and not engaged to be married, and about one-third of them give fi-i nancial aid to a dependent What Jesus did wss to make those truths his own, they were part of his mind, actually his own con victions. Do you really want to rise proof against temptations? 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