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SondaySchool f Lesson ’ Lesion for August 17 SAUL, A MAN OF ORIAT POSSI- •ILITIK8 WHO FAILED PCSSON TEXT—I Rftmutl frll-lT, 2»- It; ti*i; m 4 w( GOLDEN TEXT—Wh«r*for« Ut him that thlnkoth h* aundtth taka h««d |awt ha fall. PRIMARY TOPIC—A King That Dla- obeyed. JUNIOR TOPIC—A King Who Failed. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP IC—How to Avoid Failure. YOUNO PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP IC—How to Profit from Failure. The sad failnre of Saul should be • warning to every young man. Few men In history bad greater advantages. I. Saul’s Advantages. 1. A worthy Inheritance (9:1). His father was “a mighty man of power.'* One’s Inheritance Is a strong factor in determining his success or failure In life. 2. HIs natural gifts (9:2). He was a “choice young man.'* (1) He was humble (10:22). When facing the responsibility of national leadership, he hid himself. (2) He was considerate of bis father (0:5). Not being aucressful In the mission committed unto him by his father sod thinking that hie father would be coo- eemed about him, he proposed te go (S) The frees of God waf a poo him (10 .VT). God riettsd him with Ms grace to smetx'o him te see tb# di* te# rbefew (4) The Ho f ft*rtt came apse him !•) A ere* a Me aeevto* css be rs*4er*d amir la the energy of the H«*v Hftirtt (I) Me was a*«.«"*e fee God III +18) A# the Isa iso of to* pe#*e he per teal Wash mi fares to all 4 Mountain rOMVtft new on aftle. Consult tkkst ageata. South ern Railwfty System. Legal Advertisements NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS to to In compliance with Section 3 of Act No. 806 passed by the 1930 session of the South Carolina General Assembly, notice is hereby given that bids will be received on August 29th, 1930, by the Barnwell County Board of Education for the transportation of high school pupils in the following districts: Long Branch, District No. 8, Barnwell High School. Morris, School District No. 42 Barnwell High School. Double Pond School District, No. 20, to Blackville High School. Ashleigh School District, No. 24, to Blackville High School All bids for transportation of pupils •hall be in a sealed envelope and addressed to the County Superintend ent of Education, and marked on the outs de, “Bid for transportation of pupils on Route No. I Use district number.—achool district from whwh pupils are transported ) bids will be opened at I e'clnrk agwst 9th. "i hp the r 1 A mm hp R. C January SOU. Iftll, and being the! mortgage same premise* conveyed unto the said bet, ft* aet out and provided fcfr in Beeaie L. Weathers bee, one of the' tnid decree, the purchaser, however, parties of the ft rat part, from A. | having the right to pay in caah the Howard Patterson, Master, by deed whole or any part of the credit por- dated January 2, 1900, recorded in' tion of the accepted bid; purchaser to Book 6 L, at page 370. I pay for papers and stamps; the suc- 2nd Tract; Beginning at a point cessful bidder, other than the plaintiff, on the south side of the State High way, which point designates the ex treme northern corner of the within described tract, thence along the said highway S. 59o 15' E. 1503 feet to a point, thence S. 9o 30' W. 1500 ft. to a point marking the southern cor ner of the within described tract, thence N. 77o 35’ W. the line running to deposit at once with the Master the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dol lars in cash, Cashier's check or certi fied check, as a guarantee that his _ L f. Half M4E.II. rbtk. H. 0 Still; polling place, vacant atari. Double Fonda A. H. Croft, S. F. Hartaog and L. L. Hair; clerk. L. W. Hutto; polling place, Double Ponds school house. Dunbarton—P. J. Hiers, C. H. Greene and T. A. Cock; clerk, T. W. Dicks; polling place, vacant store. Elko—C. W. Hair, C. S. Young blood and R. R. Johnston; clerk, C. H. Anderson; polling place, Elko school house. X* •ft than ha M more ballots than there are rolled at each voting place. Section 4. The managers shall bo responsible for all ballots furnished. When a voter presents himself he shall be given a ballot. The manager in charge of the poll list shall enter the number of the ballot next the name of the voter. The voter shall forthwith retire alone to one of the booths, and without undue delay pre pare his ballot by scratching out the name of the candidate for whom he Four Mile—D. C. Bush, B. L. Pee- bid will be complied with unless good p i es an( j w. F. Duncan; clerk, Emmett cause for non-compliance be shown; Johnson; polling place, Muns Filling! does not care to vote. No voter shal upon failure of the successful bidder Station. remain in the booth longer than five to make said deposit immediately at Friendship .las. R. Ray, G. W. Fail minutes. After preparing his ballot, the time of the acceptance of his bid, ! an d Frank Sanders; clerk, J. M. San- for the most part W. 100 feet to a | then the said premises will be resold ders; polling place, Friendship school point on a public road, thence along at once, at such bidder’s risk, on the house. said road N. 38o W. 2146 feet to a same or some subsequent salesday, at Great Cypress—W. H. Moody, Jr., point, thence N 43o 45’ E. 2007 feet the option of the plaintiff or its attor- p. m. Harley and J. T. Jenkins; clerk, to the point or place of beginning; ney; and should the successful bidder, 1 H enry Wingo;' polling place, Kline said tract containing one hundred after making said deposit, thereafter school house. twenty-three and 57-100 (123.57) ; fail to comply with his bid, the said; Healing Springs—B. F. Gardner, H. acres, under date of October 18, 1923, premises will be resold upon the same j Hair and Milledge Hankinson; clerk, | the manager shall tear off the coupon, and being the same premises allotted terms and at such purchaser’s risk, ’ l. p. Boylston; polling place, Healing put it on file, stamp the ballot, and the t — v -- — -Ml—M-M* Springs school house. ^^^oter shall deposit hi s ticket in the ris j box. the voter shall present himself to the manager. Hig ballot must be folded in such a way that the number can be seen and the coupon can be readily de tached by the manager without in any way revealing the printed portion of the ballot. If the voter is not chal lenged, and takes the prescribed oath, to the said Bessie L. Weathersbee, on some subsequent salesday desig one of the parties of the first part, by nated by the plaintiff or its attorney. the judge of the Court of Common Pleas in the suit of M. F. Weathers bee, et al., which case is recorded in Roll 329, bundle 11. ALSO: That certain brick store part mt foe ti in the town of Wtlliatoa in above State and county. front and eighty (90) feet In depth, with the land upon whkh It la by Main of said town; vast by lot of Q A. Kennedy; eonth and west by lets formerly of A J BMP of tor's sole *n . J np mom rw rfe* an k ft-1 ft!!- G. M. GREENE, Master for Barnwell County. MASTER'S SALE. Hercules—F. L. Still, J. A. Morris) box, and shall immediately leave the and L. S. Still; clerk, J. A. Creech; polling place. If a voter shall mar or polling place, Democratic club house. 1 deface his ballot, he may obtain one Hilda—S. F. Hutto, J. M. Rowell and I additional ballot upon returning to the M. L. Collins; clerk. A. N. Black; 1 manager in charge of the ballots the polling place. Atlantic Coart Una de- ballot ao marred or defaced, with the coupon attached. The manager in Uto Fursuan: to a decree cf the Court ■r*- . _ _ _ . _ „ of Common Fleas for Banwe!l (own- Red Oak—W. B. Farker, W. M. ty. South Carolina, in rase of Federal B'rt and H. M. Cook; clerk. S. E sixty-five (ftft) faot Baak 0 f Columbia, plaintiff. Muore; polling ptare, Moore’* store. against Mrs. Jane R. Patterson and * Reedy Branch—C. C. Black. M. O. others, dated July 14. Iftftft. I, the Creech and Bernice Baxley; cWrh. W Master, will sell to the’ H Black; polling place. Reedy Branch al puhKi : aurtton. In aHtoul bourn ef the Court Mourn dour at ’ Bose wary W B Rutland. V, B 0. Berth Carolina, on tbe*ftret Bell and M S. Ha r; clerk. J. M I day mi September, Iftftft the same he- Wonthrevheo; petting pine*. FUssant mg so te* day, between the legal boon Hill echeel heuaa. •f *altr | fttteom—W. F Maoris. C F. Manta "All that to% tom piece, parcel or bbd Belton Molly; dect^JLW. Bates. ar teas. sAarte Ifhrt and Iwogt Wltntea B L Haw. J H Ms komwotm «*od shews ttewaid sod M tt A hi. < art. W T charge of the poll list shall change the aomber of the ballot liet. and place the defact ftte. Mo voter shall be given bad lot until he ooe with roopos Beettou ft. Mo person shall he al lowed within the guard reO except as hefe*aafter psevldsd. 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God is more concerned with having his commands obeyed than he Is to have sacrifices offered onto him. IV. Tha Dlvina Judgment Falla 05:26-35). 1. The loss of his kingdom. For tha presumptuous offering of mertflee the dynasty passed from Haul's house. 2. radar control of the evil spirit 09:9-11). When allegiance to God is refused Satan takes control. 8. His shameful death (31:1-4). Samuel forsook him. leaving him atone to suffer In disgrace. fUsvwCr i oi the Mill MILMR1.MIMA A DICKS Kaerwtna, Mid ef K § Darke. Amt 7. Iftftft SI MtSTOr* SALR. State cf South Carolina, County of Bemwell. Court of Common Pleas. • eg fhe peA bus sag eft «*he* fteftwee, #o#*»ftS rfA mto*mg to erth *hw«-m. oi ike <«wa* 9 t«• WMm4l— • uto >A#i »we% of' •* I to* <ln— 1 oi IW ft V*. 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C. the ale ac aay part mi the CfedA of the eerttou m their respective pel bag «f the art spied hid; purrhaeer couatwe far Caited States senator, fur the purpeee mi v ■i — f to pop ^ papers and stamps; the State officers. «eagres*mea sad aalir - ft ers admitted by to a dntto H the Caart awereasful bidder, other than the to Pleai far Marawrtl Coua- p'aiatfff. to deposit at once with the re «md F»w* Thai to sMian renanm* _iaeo, ttoe al Ihe o eli bari rogeumftA tog dto dffseooi fftrosana to aaftrt toes to peognmng Ihe hrttofl; aftoe the om> torV to lot hne been psepaeadl the toiekp go totomd the guned roamg Fbmrsrtd feet be# Thus f these he me emrh muAeheee e#mtotoe. the «ha*#o*we «*wf spp—mi iwe bf*toog##s wtoa gnafttosg to •oSe ss *mh a* aeesst ttoe eeief to the peepftroSum f tow bftBo* Bertson 4 Fvem the time mi thn “Tag af the psdte utohft fthe nft> f ■ te fee-*. : and th# • #» of the effi ml rotswna an per am Had to thn pftBhHg pArtp eueepi the mamsgere. dnlp nrtheemad wetrtee** amd ctoatteftgovs^ the chair* man ef the edWuti #e < emmitleo at memher oi the eswrutiv e committee appecated a hm clswd te aapei dnlp peilrs «f* The Stal# committee shaii pro- prveeree order et eaforre law; Pro to canvass the vote and declare. vtded, however. That cendtdataa for ty. South Carolina, in case ef Federal Master the of Three Hundred ( the result l public office voted for at such polling W. C. Smith. Jr. Smith, and Carrie K. P. Plaintiffs, vs. ft Bessie L. Weatheisbee and Samuel M. Dyson, Defendants, By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at public auction for cash, in front of the Court House at Barn well, State and County aforesaid, on Monday, September 1st, 1930, between the legal hour 8 of sale, the following described real property, to-wit: All of those two certain pieces, par cels or tracts of land lying, being and situate in the township of Williaton, County of Barnwell and State of South Carolina, each tract being more par ticularly described tg follows: 1st Tract: Beginning at a point marked by a stake on the Elko and Rosemary Road, which points mark tha Norths—t corner of the within de scribed tract, thence along with the rtld Rseemsry pud Elko roud N. ftfta 9ff B. 97.4ft efca. to a stabs; thewre A l-aad Bank of Columbia, plaint ff.| ($300.00) Dollars in cash. Cashier's’ ft* The protests and c ntests for place may be present at the cam against Mm. Jennette Davit Bates and check or certified check, at a guaran- county officers and members of the of the votes. Provided, Canvass of the others, dated Aug. 9, 1950. I the under- tee that his bid will be complied with general assembly shall be filed within votes shall be open to the public, signed Master, will sell to the highest unless good cause for non-compliance two days after the day of the declara- { Section 7. If the watchers or of- bidder, at public auction, in front of be shown; upon failure of the sue- tion by the county committee of the | fleers of the law who are admitted to the Court House door at Barnwell, • cessful bidder to make said deposit result of the election with chairman South Carolina, on the first day of immediately at the time of the accep- j of the county committee and aaid September, 1930, the same being sales-! tance of his bid, then the said prem- county committee shall hear and de- the polling place by the managers shall interfere with the managers or obstruct the voting, it shall be the day, between the legal hours of sale:| iseg will be resold at once, at such termine the same at its first meeting duty of the managers to suspend the “All that certain piece, parcel or bidder’s risk, on the same or some thereafter, tract of land containing one hundred subsequent salesday, at the option of Rule 45. seventeen (117) acres, more or less,' the plaintiff or it* attorney; and situate, lying and being on the Dunbar : should the successful bidder, after election until order is restored, or as may be provided by the rules of the Section 1. In eveiy primary elec-; party. No person shall be allowed to tion in this State there shall be pro- approach polling places within 25 feet ton-Augusta Public Road, about five making said deposit, thereafter fail miles Northwest of the town of Dun- to comply with his hid, the said prem- harton, in Richland Township, County ises will be resold upon the same of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, terms and at such purchaser’s risk, on ( booths shall be made of wood, cheap having such shapes, metes, courses some subsequent salesday designated vided at each polling precinct one booth for every 100 enrolled voters, or majority fraction thereof. The and distances as will more fully ap pear by reference to a plat thereof, made by John Bates, C. E. and Sur veyor, February 12th, 1923, a copy of* which plat is made a part of abstract on file with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia, and being bounded on the North by lands of Mrs. Lixsie Dicks and Seivern Moore; on the East by lands of Seivern Moore sad T. A. eft the South by the by the plaintiff or its attorney. G. M. GREENE, Master for Barnwell County. NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION. Executive Committee, Democratic Party. Barnwell County. Barnwell, 8. C., Aug. S, 1930. NOTICE is hereby given that a pri mary elacttou of the Democratic par ty will he held oa Tuesday. A agwst 9ft. *« to hetf twe weeks while polls are open, other than the persons herein provided for. Section 8. Upon the close of the election, managers shall account to the metal, or any other suitable substance, executive committee for all ballots de- shall not be less than 32 inches wide livered to them, and make the follow- and 32 inches deep, and six feet, six inches high, shall he provided with a curtain hangring from the top in front to within three feet of the floor, and shall have a suitable shelf on voters, (c) The number of official which the voter can prepare his ticket. Provided. The the provisio— of this ballots actually voted. Copy of rules will be mailed to man* Act shall not apply to any precinct agers of each club with tickets, where there are lets than fifty (50) Each executive committeeman is voters enrolled on the club roll at suck hereby notified that he will be re- •utewd to furnish the managers ef , elect*— with tve snitaUe hm | ticket* far aeftdrtet#* fa fiens and ene fee ing return: (a) The number of of ficial ballots furnished to each polling precinct, (b) The number of offi cial ballots spoiled and returned by