The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, July 02, 1915, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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W?m'S BOOK STORE
|??erday We Received From
a shipment of White Straw
Hats for mid-summer weer
popular priced-also sev eral
prefttyT
FELT HATS
You cannot find a better place
for your Millinery wants
Our ??otion Department is the
best in the city.
M'LE?DON MEETING
GLOSES Dlr SUNDAY
UNLESS SOMETHING UNFORE
SEEN HAPPENS GREAT
REVIVAL WILL END.
2,286 CONVERSIONS
At Both Services Yesterday 109
Professed Conversion, Run
ning Total Number Up.
On account of thc rain Isst ?ven?
Hing ?ibout 7::;o the crowd which at
H tended the McLendon services was
H not as large aa ujual hut thc tent was
I crowded and then numbers stood out
side.
The subject of the sermon was, "He
Went Away," and was one of the
strongest appeals for men's souls
since the evangelist began preaching
here nearly four weeks ago. Ar.
McLendon stated v-"terday that un*
loss something unforeseen happened
the meeting would close on next Sun
day night.
The Interest ls growing in the morl
ing services and the largest crowd
of any morning in the week was pres
ent yesterday morning. New faces
are seen every dsy and tho evangelist
ls very proud of the great interest
that is being manifested.
Last sight there were 70 professions
ot faith ruid with the 20 yesterday
morning, this makes a total of 2,286
since the meeting began. '
By request the eermou 'yesterday
morning ia given below:
Tbe sermon yesterday morning was
aa follows:
"Now, are we the sons of God?"
. The question of salvation , is a
I present tense question with God. It
I is ono eternal "now." Now are we th?
?ons of God? The troth is that every
I one of us in his presence this morn
ing are saved now or lost now. We
I are traveling to the city of God, now
I qr we are on tbs broad way to death
I now. We are children of God now, or
I we are the children of the devil now.
I We are confessors of God now or we
I are denyers of God now. We are eith
er acceptors or rejectors, there , is no
neutral ground. No man can serve
two masters. Brother you cannot
serve God and Mammon.'
t am going to'talk to yon this morn
ing on some of the cvldenco o fthia
divine son*>V<>. I may say right bete
that I hard no sympathy wha?tevei
with this modern teaching, however,
popular In some quarters, that seelee
to make it appear we aro ail the
children of God. Yon know that dur
ing the world's' congress of religion
at the world's exposition at Chlcsgo
in 1830, when tbe Budhlsts and Mo
hammendons and followers of Confu
cius, and every other fanatical cul
toQ on the globe met, that they coined
some htgh sounding phrases, . the
Fatherhood of-God and the Psthor
I booti ot Man. They tried to mags it
appear that God ls -the father ot ut
all and that we should be brethren
I but'I dont believe a word of U. The
word of God plainly teaches there M>
two families. Paul says, "By nature
I we are the children of wrath.
Jesus said in talking to tomo people
Ion a certain occasion, "You are of
your father, tbe. devil," aud the
Scriptures say. in John 1:12, thal a*
many as receive hun, to them give ye
power to become sons of God. Bat
you must rocelvfc him before yoa get
Into the family, ?nd then in John's
opistle, y-10. we read is this, the
children of God are manifest and
the Children of the devil.
Now one of the first requirements
pud thc very first condition ot this
divln? son-ship ls that we come Out
from the worldly erowd Road II Cor
inthian?, 6-14, in order to come luto
thia relationship, the relationship of
sons and daughters, we must come
out (rom the worldly bunch, end If
you propose to stay with this gang
you will go to hoi!. Jesus taught moat
emphatically, concerning the broad
and the narrow way. In ?peaking of
the narrow way, he said that lt was'
the lonesome way, and few there be
that find it. In ?peaking of the broad
way hB said? and many there be that
ko in thereat. Brother if yon want to
become one of the children of did
you must bid sdieu to tbs worldly
crowd. You can't cling to your world
ly comrades. You have got to come
ont from ?mon^. ,:;hem in spirit, yon
can't trot with tho old gang and go
to beaven. Come out from among
them and be ye separate, and then
he oays, "1 will receive you and win
.toe a father unto you and ye' shalt be
my sosa and my daughters." Friends,
we need a wider line of demarkatton,
M&fsidsr s?paration from the ?rorld.
I Now I want you tc unaerstand, I am
not preaching come out from the
church, but I ara preaching, come
out from the world.
Now bow do we become sons of
God? ^ we Jem the family? Shake
hands with the preacher, does that
raak* us a metnb&r of thc family?
riot a word ot it. There In only one
natural way and that is tho way ct
the new birth. Jesus Christ said, "Ex
cept a maa be bora from above, he
cannot se0 the kingdom of God."
Now being born of God is not some
thing that yoe do at all. It ia some
thing that is done for you. .Nothing
you wilt possibly do wilt save you, bot
what he does will save you. It is a
work divinely inwrought. Now where
there la e birth. lt suggests the
thought of a new life. If you are born
ot Oo?, there ls a nsw life. Old things
have passed away and behold, all
things b*v? become nsw. Old ideas,
?. cd otj choice?, an.* old purpose?
?.td o'it affections will go out, and new
(doe* and ry*? rcnrpoees, and nsw
ftholce** and new affections will come
into y&i'tr tts. Pepple, bava yob bsd
sn exr<s,-*r~',e Uk? th*t? Do yera know
o: such a transition as ?that.' Do you
remee^oer how yon watted bom? ?hat
HawkinavUle, Ga., Party Reached
Anderson After Being De
layed Several Hoar?.
Mr. and Mr?. J. K. l.lviagton#and
two little sons arrived Ju Anderson
yesterday morning about 1 o'clock,
having motored from their home at
Hawklnsvitle. (la., and being on their
way to .Greenville.
Mr. Livingstone stated yesterday
that on account of the heavy rains,
which he ran into at Macon. Qa., he
had considerable trouble in getting
over the road? and thought for a time
that he would not be able to. cross
the Savannah river for .several days.
He first tried to cross at Brown's
ferry but was unable to. do so and
went to Knox's Bridge where after
several hourn he succeeded in getting
across. After crossing the river he
found that the bridge over a. creeK
on this side had been .swept away
and they had to go several milo
around over an old mountain road be
fore they cot started out on tho
right road and after having been
pulled out of tho mu<i twice.
The party left here yesterday mora
ine In their Oldsmobile for Greenville j
where they will visit for several days.
ONLY ONE CASE WAS I
TRIED Wt
Judge Ordered Sealed Verdict
Southern Ry. Cases Sched
uled TStis Morning.
The second week of civil court waa
convened yesterday, morning at 12
o'clock. Court was called to order at.
10: o'clock but. was dismissed untit
ibo later hour when Judge T. S
3ease arrived from Spartanburg.
Only ono case was taken up yes
terday and thai was J. I. Case
Threshing Machine company against
Theo P. Watson. Court adjourned
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock and
is Ute jury had 'not reached a ver
lict at that time a sealed verdict waa
>rdcred. [ t " \J
. From the evidence in the case ?F
teemed that Mr. Watson had purchas
?d a press for packing straw froi
this company and 'tbar?hey were ?I
ng for tho purchase price. Hla'dc
Tence waa th*? thohnachtne bad not
worked as g' a tnteed.
The two ;.; .p ot the Southern rall
way, one . ?ist the Willmott Oil
mill of Belton and-mo other against
.he Broadaway Oil mill Ot WlMlam
ston will coin? up this morning and
viii very likely be 'fried together.
DONT CAREY A HANDICAP
THBOUGHf ?.IFE.
Old yon ever stop' to think that
tour every action:/'?every thought,
your deposition, and character are
?influenced every dajy by the condl
ion of your Liver ?; Failure In lite
nay be the direct result of a dJsor
i?red Liver.
Dr. Hilton's Ufo For The Liver and
kidneys will keep your liver la per
fect condition. Get a bottle.
For Salo by all Druggists.
MURRAY DRUG CO., Distributora
Columbia, JB. C.
?v?ning and the stara shown with'
?new light and tho very trees seem
3d to clap tholr hands with a new
joy. Things you formerly despised,
rou now love, and things you form
erly loved, you now despise. People'
f can't ten you how Oed: comes Into
the heart and instantaneously re
trates and revolutionize, and I rains
torms and turns you ipto a new crca
uro, and does lt so quickly that
rou want someone to come along and.
dentlfy you.. I'll toll yon- that heats
whitewash a thousand^ tutlea,- but there
aro a lot of thingg, ,1 ide
?tand. I don't understand
makes issue blood, corpueSBa?:ne^Ka"
bone, and sinew. AItl*ib?3ffiot
la to shovel in the grub and nature
?Ht attend to the rest. I don't under
Hand the.dewdrop, aor tit? perfume
In 'the flower, nor tho trill in the
canary's throat, but bless God, I know
ttst God can ?ave, and transform,
ind life you out ot the realm of a
vagabond, and place you Into the
realm of a gentleman, and I'll tell
you, it ia not cly a divine aol, and
i transsortnirg act. but it ls an ia
stantaneous. act. li ls not a long
?Irawn-ouC process We are ne? preach
ing evolution, that old bastar* theory
of Darwin's. We don't believe men
sven evoluted Into Christiana. A v?att
left to himself, "Oedlult?a.*' S?mo one
bas well said that you may join a
; temperance society and become re
former. You may join some literary
society and become t-fortned. You
may join some secret soci
come uninformed, you may Jo^^HttMj
ty and become deformed, but
ioicp Jesus Christ yoa maj' become
transformed. Become.a jiew e
in Christ Jessie, and when th'
pena, there will be an experience com e>
into the realm of your conscience.
You will not havb to gue?? ai ',"
get a certificate from the preacher to
know w briber you bato if. iro?pst a
wireless message right fron
throne of God, that th? work la 'done,
nod yat know it.
Not long ago, ?nd. old Scotchman
was aeVed if ne was a Christi;
said, "Me have me douUs." WD
around the corner. If lt waa
for n fei?ow to hate religion
know U. lt weaid be pooalbV for (tim
FOR THE
Glorious Fourth
As the Fourth falls on Sunday this year, both Saturday and
Monday uni) be celebrated ; and here'* the place to get your
Clothes and Gent's Furnishings at Genuine Bargains, as our
Great Fire sale is stilt going on. .
$15.00 Gray Serge Snits, ? '
$150 Gennine Pate Beach Snits, SS JO ^^^C\
Very Special ^Sua^frj
f^^^^A^ : ^^^^
Poe Lot of $20.00 J?ray Serge Spits ? $10.00
One Lot of $15.00 Gray Serge Snits > 150 \\ |
Regal Shoes, Straw Hats, Shirts* Under- j
wear, Hosiery, Neckwear, Collars, Sus- j
penders, Beits, and all Furnishings Greatly Reduced in Price. I
NOTHING INJURED BUT THE PRICE
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STORMS in this county last year,
?
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