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(By P. B FITZWATER, D.D., Ot«a
Moody Blblo iMtUuto of Cblcaao.)
(©. lltt. W os torn Nowopnpor Union.)
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Cotton Letter.
New York, August 6.—Th-e experi
ment station at Hoboken advises that
weevil infestation is on the increase
in many sections and that the humble
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DANIIL A MONO THI LIONS
LEMON TEXT—Danlol
» OOLDEN TEXT—Tbo nnfol of the
• (Lord •ncnmpotb round about thorn tbnt
(oar him. and dollvoroth thorn.
z P 1(1 MART TOPIC—Donlol It Truo
to Ood.
, JUNIOR TOPIC—Dnnlol lo Truo to
Oo^
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-
40—Tho Moaning of Truo Courngo.
TOUNO PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC—Tbo Courogo of Faith.
I. Daniel the Prime Mlnleter of the
Medo-Peraian Emplra (vr. 1-8).
Sterling worth brought him lo the
front and kept him there. The new
icing wne keen to dlacero hla worili
•nd to fire It recognition.
II. An Occaalon Sought Agalnat
Daniel (rt. 4 9).
L The reason for (?. 4). No dotiht
that which promised Ihls effort waa
eory and Jealousy.
1 Failure of If. 4).
Donlel a official record wna bln me
lees. They could not even Itnd an
error. Envy Is atlll In lh# world.
Those who eicel In any line are aure
to suffer In some way for their ei-
cellenriee. The eucceeeful luielneaa
man lo relation to hie com peril ora. the
ranking pupil In ach«»ol. the child of
superior merit In the home, will be
envied by the others. In pollilct mnny
times those who bon early arrive to do
their duty are persecuted.
the church we find ministers are aou»e
times envloua of their auperlors.
ft. The wicked plot (vv. h-9).
They trumped up a charge on the
ground of hla foreign religion. They
were not careful about their method,
•o their end was attnlned In spite
Of Daniels loyalty, the decree wus
signed by the king which would put
him Into the den of Hone.
III. Daniel's Nobis Confession <vv.
10-18).
Though Daniel knew that the
wicked decree was signed, he knelt
before God as usual. Note the silence
of heroism. Weak men blusier;
Strong men have little to eay.
1. He continued hla usual habit (v.
10).
He knew that the civil taw had ob
oolutely nothing to do with his re
ligion. Gods law Is first Laws for-
'bidding reading the Bible, praying, or
meeting to worship God. hove no ou
tborlty over men.
2. Daniel reported to the king (vv.
11-13).
These wicked men watched to find
out whether Daniel would pray be
fore his God. and when they found
that he continued his worship, they
srent to the king and reported that
Dtnlel disregarded his decree.
IV. The Foolish Decree Executed
•fw. 14-17). <
^ r The king displeased with himself
C?Tl4L * -***'+■ ■[* ■
He labored till the going down of
the sun to deliver Daniel, conscious
that he had been entrapped.
2. The king helpless (v. 15).» *
The proud ruler found that he was
a slave. To enact laws which change
not Is the height of folly.
^ ft. Daniel cast Into the den of lions
’If. 16).
The king’s parting word to Danj
a poor, feeble excuse for
ty conscience.
;|r 4. The double seal (v^!7).
This double sealing shows th^ king’s
irpose to abide by the unfortunate
Nobody’s Business
By Gee McGee.
0. U. Skinner was a prosperous
farmer up to and including 19 and 20.
He got in debt to the Bank of Allgood
in the sum of $10,000.00. H eowr.ed a
farm worth $20,000.00, so when the
deflation period «et in and he found 'P° inU >" sympathy with thunder
himself hard-up. he sold his farm to|» howcr » in ,h « interior. There is a
better demand for brown sheetings
and golf balls, but print cloths are
moving slowly ir. China. Private esti
mates are selling at 4 dollars each to
the bears, ard in many communities—
rats are as bad as ever, yet a great
many of them live in churches. We
advise holding for bad weather.
fuss in the bushes or a noise coming
down the road, he should begin shoot-
ir g immediately. Occasionally a pint
of booze might be found on a victim,
and that makes murder justifiable
homicide. At present, the shooters
are shooting only about 65 percent in
nocent parties agairst 35 per cent
cootie is preying or. the cotton blos-j actua ^ rum-rurners. We do not have
Iowa, and in keepirg with the 8 t*tistics handy at this time showing
soms in _ _
practice of the market on receipt of
such information, spots broke 26
hi 8 wife for “Five dollars and love
and affection.” (You will observe
that his love ard affection for Mrs.
Skirner at that time was valued at
$19,995.00.) But Mrs. Skinner laid
down and died. She and the old man
were so stingy they never had ary
hairs, therefore Mr. Skinrer inherited
half of his own farm, which the bank
took away from him, and the other
half went to Mrs. Skinrer’s sisters.
The scientists of the country are
now ei gaged in trying to find a loca
tion or a flapper where she can be
vaccinated without the s:ar showing,
and at the same time it is their de
sire that the acarifled eruption not
impede locomotion durirg its period
of ineipiency. Goodress knows, I
can't advise them.
what percent of the officers sell whis
key themselves, nor do we know the
bribe-takirg rate per month obtain
ing in differert localities.
Our hoard of health has just re
ceived another boost for the sun-back
dress. The drug store clerks of Cali
fornia claim that chiggers will not bite,
molest, or otherwise pester a persor.
on the exposed portion of her anato
my. They never face the light witK
out holding their left foot over their
eyes, and naturally they can’t enter
the flesh thusly handicapped. This
claim it substar tinted by reports from
Zulu: rot a vhiggor has ever been
found north or south of the grass
bottom of the den” their bone* were
broken In piece*. Daniel's enemies
go Into the same trap which they pre
pared for him.
VII. Darius' Decret (vv. 25-27).
Men were lo tremble and fear be
fore Daniel's God. As to whether
Darius hod a change of heart we do
not know.
VIII. Danltl’a Prosperity (v. 28).
Daniel goes higher Into the king
dom and continues In his place of
honor even though dynasties change.
flat rock, s. C. aug the 2 1929.
deer mr. editor:—
i have been asked to make a report
op my job since i become kurriner of
my county which was januwerry the 1,
to it is as follows: i have hell 34 in
quests to the satisfaction of all patties
concerned including the bereefs, and if
you will look on the records, you will
see thr.t i have ircreased bizness about
30 percent, i have allso sold 87$ and
c57 worth of beef ard porch chops
since elecktad, be^des .hepping my
wife 1 day to hoe cotton ansoforth, and
have shook hands with 56,876 people,
and ain’t asked for a rise in salary
but once sirce i took over the rains
of offis. rite or fcam if you dofft
think i have made a world’s record.
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd.
Prosperity! That enchanting word,
full of deception, and cankered with
ir siduosity from P to Y. Prosperity
(to most folks) mear s sperding what
you haven’t got, buying everything
you can do without, flying, frolicking,
high-living in rented homes, ridirg ir.
mortgaged cars, dodging their credi
tors, and blind to a rainy day. At
this writing, it seems that the common
people are or ly 2 or 3 years in debt!
The laws of the land wink at some
forms of rascality. If * man jumps
his board bill, he can be arrested ard
imprisoned, if he gives a bogus check'
for 10 gallons of gas ard a quart of
oil, he esn likewise be “took to lew,”
but if he buys a ham on credit
Cotton Letter.
Ncyv York, Aug. 2.—Liverpool came
in lower thar due < and New Cretans
retaliated by forcing December up to
19.94, but it thundered in Nova S:otia
and spots broke 29 poirts in sympathy
with “Mr*!** DePriest. The pink boll
worm has turned red in Georgia and
brown in Texas, therefore an early
frost is predicted fer late December
which will possibly be augmented by
private estimates which will emarate
from folks who dor.'t know what they
are talking about, there being 5.666,-
777 gamblers of 'this type in the
Slates, consequently we think you
should sell your car and buy eoms
Bunko Oil arout d pa if ma will let
you have the money.
The Hen and the Egg.
There has been much talk and pal
aver by the laymen and the ignorant
geterally concerning that all impor-
and tart question, vizzly: which came first,
gives a verbal promise to pay for K’the hen or the egg, and this is the
"next sadday.” and fails to do so, he j first time, so far as I know, that an
can’t be reached with arything short eminent scientist has undertaker, to
of a shotgun. A professioral dead-1 enlighten the world at large on this
In a Better World
A comfortable old age Is the re
ward of a well-spent youth; there
fore, Instead of Its Introducing dismal
and melancholy prospects of decay. It
should give us hopes of eternal youth
in a oetter world.—Palmer.
When a Cross Is Formed
When our will runs parallel with the
will of God, no cross Is formed; but
when our will runs counter to God's
will, a cross Is formed which Is heavy
to be borne.—Aughey.
beat Is the same affliction in the
commercial world that cancer is in
the physical domain.
There are 3 distinct types of church
members. There’s Mr. Jones who
prays, ard Mr. Smith who sings, ard
Mr. Green who pays. An ideal church
member, is a praying-singing-paying
individual who is not always too tired
to atterd services on the Sabbath ard
take an interest in the Wednesday
night prayer meetings.
For a man to be a successful prohi
bition erforcement officer, he should
krow how to shoot straight, and he
should also be taught never to hesi
tate about shooting. If he hears a
subject.
Well, to begin with, we know that
the hen lays the egg ard then the
hen that comes from the said egg lays
an egg, and thus you see, perpetual
motion has been brought about, but
don’t forget the rooster; he has to be
reckoned with in this all- mportar.t
matter, for without the rooster, there
would be nr. hen an4 without the hen
there would be no egg ard without the
egg and the hen, there vunld be r o
roott»r, consequently ihe hvn and the
rooster and the egg ara dependent up
on ot.e another.
would have en{)ed the chicken business
and right here, it might he wise to
say that if the her came first, whete
did she come from if an egg was not
her mother, and if an egg evoked from
some jelly lying around on the. ground,
how was she hatche dard by whom,
where, and when? Answer me that.
It is reasonably to thirk that the
hen descended from the eagle, who
knows? It is possible that an old
eagle caught a little innocent lamb
eors and eons ago, and when she saw
how crueF she had beer, she became so
ashamed of herself, she drew up into
a small wad and thus, became a hen,
and has been one to this day. If such
was the case, she escaped the pullet
age, which must of been mighty i.ice
in those days, as pullets have a hard
time havirg to do their own scratch
ing. Of course, we men who are pos
sessed of so much knowledge are
aware of the fact that the rooster doe*
fk« scratching for the female bird af
ter she has reached the neighborhood
of the cackling age. \
Ion instead of 20 cents as formerly.
City Commissioner Donald P. San
ders is sponsor of the scheme. He
says Greenville and Florence have had
similar contracts for a year or more~
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans made same day
application received.
No Red Tape
HARLEY & BLATT.
Attomeys-at-Law
Barnwell. S. C.
But if the egg came fiiat the her
had to be there simultaneously in or
der that she might be hatched of the
said egg, as it it hardly possible that
any ircubaton were handy. It would
have been an unfortunate thing for
the cafes if the egg in question had
been scrambled prior to being hatched.
If such had taken pla:e, then cafes
wouldn't have anything to serve to a
customer except bread and butter, and
hmm would t ot have a running mate
•t it enjoys at present.
I hope I have made myself plain and
decided this perplexirg question to the
satisfaction of all parties concerned.
However, if you think the he: came
first and then the egg. don't forget
that you are doing so at your own
risk, ard if your bust is never set up
in the Hall of Fame, blame it on your
stubbor. ess. I have done my part to
sweep the cobwebs offen your brains,
that is—if you have got any.
SPARTANBURG JUMPS
STATE GASOLINE TAX
Spartanburg, Aug. 2.—Property
owners have no way of avoidirg the
payment of taxes, but as for the city
of Spartanburg itself—well, read this:
City council at its last meetirg con
tracted with an oil company to buy all
the city’s gasoline in carload lots - at
Wilmington, N. C., thereby escaping
the South Carolina tax of 6 cents.
Urder the arrangement, it is said, the
! city will obtain gas for 11 cents a gal-
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If the egg had ccme befere the hen,
what if it bad hatched a rooster? That
Six Parachute Jumpers Take Off at Once
parachute jumpers
frv.y
11 111 EMM tlMil'U-.
Six parachute jumpers taking
off at the same time during the
Royal Air Force pageant staged
at Hendon, England.
VACATION TUTS
Rail and Motor
V. Daniel Delivered (vv. 18-28).
, L Note the contrast/between the
might in the lion's den and the one In
the palace. In the palace there waa
m Bleep, no mirth. Danlel’a quiet la
M a picture, of the safety and peace
’which are the portion of those who
’Mast God and da Hla will.
2. The king's question In the morn-
tag (v. 20).
- & Danlel’a answer (t. 22).
God’s angel baa done many wonder*
The early Christiana
a stripes and death.
Daniel delivered (v. 28).
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