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Si O. Bail ways August 3.
There will bc.an excursion over the
Piedmont & Northern and t'.io Caro
lina, Clinchficld & Ohio to Johnson
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from Anderson is $:?.30 lind return
tickets will bc good for several days.
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sluggard; eon sider her
ways, and be wise."
"A lesson from na?
tare."
Are you preparing
now for the future i
Systematic deposits
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MR. ?ND MBS. BELCHER
WILL LEAVEANOERSQN
Are Going to Rome, Ga.-Have
Been in Anderson for Past Two
Years-Have Many Friends.
Ensign and Mrs. Belchor will leave
Anderson the early part of next week
for Rome, Ga., whero they will make
their home. Mr. and Mrs. Belcher
have been In charge of tho Ander
son post of the Salvation Army for
the pest two years and during their
stay here they have won many
friends who will regret to learn of
their c'oparturc.
Ensign Belcher gave the Intelligen
cer the following notice for publica
tion yesterday:
"Kind Friends:
"We have received farewell orders
to leave Anderson. Wo have been
in tills city ovor two years and we
have enjoyed our stay with you. Wc
appreciate your kinkiness to us. We
havc learned to love thc people of
Anderson, and wo will never forget
you. Of course lt would bo nice lt j
wc could stay witli you longer, but
if it is God's will for us to change
wo aro willing to go. believing that j
the steps of a good man aro ordered
by tho Lord. Wo will conduct our I
Inst service in pur hall next Sunday
ni: ht.
"Thanking you for an past favors,
and praying God to bless you,
"Wo are yours ulncerely,
"Ensign and Mrs. A. Belcher.'
Clerk Carrier Examination.
Thc clerk carrier examination ' will j
be held at thP high school building j
on North Font street this morning' be
ginning at 9 o'clock.
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LISI OF DELEGATES
SALUDA_ASSQC1ATIQN
HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED BY
REV. W. W. LEATHERS,
CLERK *
CONVENES JULY 27
Some of Churches Have Not Yet
Reported But Almost Com
plete List Made Out.
Rev. W. W. Leathern, clerk of the
Saluda Baptist association hag an
nounced the list of delegated from
thc various churches which are to
bc represented. Thc association meets
at Cross Roads Baptist church at
Starr on July 27. Tho tent has al
ready been put up and every thing
ls being put 1n readiness for thc as
sociation.
The Hst of delegates from thc va
rious churc ?es is as follows:
Anderson, First-O. L. Martin. W.
W. Leathers. J. P. Kinard. J. M. Pa
get, J. W. Quattlebaum, A. L. Smeth
ers, NV. F. fox; J. 15. Ureazcalc, !..
P. Smith. F. M. Burnett, J. B. Far
mer, N. C. BurrlsB, J. A. Brock, D.
A. Ledbctter, E. J. Kay, C. B. Earle,
J. N. Pearman, E. P. Vandiver, D.
C. Brown, J. P. Duckett, L. L.
Rice, S. G. Bruce. J. F. Watson, N.
R. Green, J. A. Austin, J. H. Hut
chinson.
Andorson, 8econd-?Not reported.
Barkers Creek-J. J. Robinson. T.
O. Wright, T. L. Cllnkscalcs, A. B.
Shirley, J. M. Mitchell.
Belton. First-H. Province. N. G.
Wright. Ff. J. Gambrell, A. R. Camp
bell, W. It. Haynle. C. M. Tollison.
Belton, Second-H. Haycock. J. P.
Elgin. M. L. Cheek, W. E. Lollis.
Bethany-D. T. Cox, John Strick
land, J. O. Banister, J. Mercer King.
Big Creek-J. H. Smith, E. H.
Welborn, A. I. Patterson, J. D.
Stone.
Broadmouth-E. L. Kug'ey, R. W.
Butts, M. L. Latlmer, S. J. Burts,
Wi. E. Davis. L. F. Kay.
CiVdar Grove-Allen Mahaffcy, C.
E. Copeland, W. W. Ellison, M. J.
Ellison.
Chlquola-Not reported.
Clemson College-Not reported.
Concord-J. M. Knox, Clemson Mc
clelland, R. J. Smith.
Cross Roads-A. A. Dean, J. E.
Welford. L. S. CllnkscaleB. J. S.
Jones, J. B. Levett, Will Stewart.
Dorchester-J. C. Griffin, A. P.
Keys.
Euerka-Geo. Harper, Harper Bal
entine. Orien G?mbrell.
First Creek-Norris Wakefield, Fi.
B. Bowen, J. L. Fisher, J. L. O.
Robinson.
First St. Williamston-W. E.
Strickland. W. L. Mahaffoy, J. B.
Goodwin, W. T. Bowers.
Flat Rock-L. N. Cllnkscalcs, J.
T. Howard, G. W. Tucker, W. M.
P. Hall.
Friendship-J. C. McMillan, J. H.
Morrison, M. J. Leach.
Gluck Msll-W. I. Burden. A. Kel
ley, A. M. Banister.
> I'DH ea Path-M. McGee, E. S.
Reaves, W. J. Foster, B. Mitchell, E.
Caines, L. L. Wright, W. A. Callo
ham.
Hopowcfll-A.. N. Richardson, L.
M. Mabaffey, CC. King, C. L. Wat
kins. T. L. Webb.
Iva. First-C. H. Burton, L. A.
Yeargin, L. W. Hall, A. B. Galley.
Iva, Second-F-. W. Lewis, S. P.
Gambrell, A. L. Ellis.
Keowee-J. S. Ashley, J. M. Mc
Clain, T. It. McMahan.
Lebanon-W. S. Hutchinson, S.
M. Smith, J. M. Horton. M. B.
Richardson. T. M. Welborn.
Little River-W. D. Thomas, J.
D. Branyan, J. N. Pratt, S. F. El
lis.
Long Branch-M. A. McGee, C. O.
MSlford, S. L. Shirley, W. H. Mil
ford, C. H. Gassaway.
Mount Bethel-J. F.?. Piultt, J. R.
Drake, W. J. Saylors, B. Y. Wright,
F. L. Banister. J. B. Ashley, J. V.
Pruitt, J. M. Pruitt.
Mountain Creek-D. J. Burr tan, J.
8. Shaw, J. N. Masters, W. T. Mor
rison.
Neals Creek-H. P. McDaniel, J.
T. Mann, W. C. Burrlss, J. A.
Elgin, Ooo. 'I lay nie.
Now.. Prospect-Not reported.
Oakwood-Wta. Daniels, J. F.
Laurence, 8. D. Hardy. C. Hawkins.
C. C. Garrison, J. F. Foster, W. C.
Catting.
Orrcvlllo-H. W. S'eno. B. F.
Mooro. J. A. Hays, (Si Walker, S.
c. Armstrong. J. W. J ayn es.
Pelser-T. C. Herbert, J. M. Alex
ander, T. L. * Hooper, P. F. Craw
ford.
Pendleton-T. L. Smith, J. E.
Wbfford, Sr., L. C. McAHster, R.
B. Cooper.
Poplar Springs-J. B. Alexander.
I H. B. Cheek, N. O. Harris.
Riverside-Not reported1.
I Rocky River-B. H. Hall. J. II.
Hampton. E. Halli Jr.
Salem-T. 9. Allen. Fritz Watson,
Bonham O'Neal.
".'.Shady Grove-J. P. Cox, Jr., H.
F. Norris, J. A. Cot. J. Q, Fags
dale. E. M. Holiday. J. C. Pinson.
Tabernacle-G.. W. Wray, J. B.
Bell. W. C. Johnson. J. H. Hill.
Town ville-Bliss Earle, J. D.
Babb. L. C. Spears. L. S. Bole man,
W. T. Hunt.
Triangle-Willio Cobb. W. 8. Brad
ley. C. Saylors. W. W. Smith.
Turkey Creek-J. K. Moore, D. N.
Burton, DeWit Odels.
Union-A. 8. J. Kail, W. W. Bur
ton, W. A. PctJgrew, J. a. Burris?.
Welcome-R. F. Mitchell, W. E.
Eskew, Ernest Garrison.
Whitefield-R. H. Breaseale. II. 8.
Brooks. J. J. Armstrong, J. F. Dun
lap, C. C. Rogers.
Willllamoton-Hot reported.
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SM?SanoL
LESSON
(Br E. O. 8ELL.ER8. Acting Director ot
Sunday School Course. Tho Moody Ulolo
Institute of Chicago.)
LESSON FOR JULY 25
SOLOMON DEDICATES THE TEM
PLE.
LESSON TEXT-I Kl n-rs 8:22-30.
GOLDEN TEXT-My house shall be
called a houso of pruycr for all people.
Isa. W:7.
To teach this lesson properly refer
ence must be mado to thu building of
the temple (ch. 6), to the building of
Solomon's palace and that for bis
Egyptian wife (ch. 7), and also to the
renewal of tho ark from the "tent ot
meeting," in Zion, to Its new dwelling
place In the temple. Tho time con
sumed In erecting the temple (seven
years, I Kings 6:38), the number of
men employed (approximately 150,
000), and the skill and magnificence of
the building (I Kings 6:7) will serve
as an interesting introduction) to the
dedication ceremonies proper. Those
present dn this occasion are suggested
in verses two dud three; the limo
consumed was seven days (v. 66) and
the condition of Solomon's heart (v. 5)
is seen in tba multitude of his sacri
fices. The temple marks the begin
ning ot a now era in Hebrew history,
ono of great outward glory, though
lt was not one of Inward strength
as the speedy breaking up of the king
dom and tlie final captivities give evi
dence. Professor needier sots tho
date of this event as being "about the
twelfth year of Solomon's reign-Bay
1012 B. C." There has probably not
been in all time a sacred building its
equal for magnificence or situation.
Read any good Bible dictionary for Its
description. It la a type of the Chris
tian (I Cor. 3:10-16).
I. Solomon's Veneration, vv, 22-24.
Solomon's temple was a place of sacri
fice bat more than all lt was a houso
of prayer (Matt. 21:13) and his dedi
catory prayer ls the longest prayer
recorded in tho Scriptures. In it is
to ?>e found no mention of the temple
as ft place of sacrifice, yet no prayer
ls beard apart from sacrifice. Each
article of the temple furniture had its
special teaching hut the greatest teach
ing of all was that of God's proximity
and bis readiness to hear the petitions
of bis serrante. Solomon personally
brought his thanks and his petition
before the altar whereon lay the sacri
fice (see Heb. 0 :?:>.; 10:19, 20; John
14:6), nnd even there he "spread forth
bis handB1* in token of supplication,
adoration and worship. We can "come
boldly to a throne of grace" and need
not priest or sacrament, for we havo
one who "ever liveth to intercede for
ns," Christ Jesus.
II. God's Word Verified, vy. 26, 26.
Solomon repeatedly referrea to the
fact that he has fulfilled God's prom
ise to his father'David in building
the temple. God 4s a covenant-keep
ing God. Upon . this fact Solomon
voices his plea for future blessings.
Every part of this prayer ls worthy
of careful study. Solomon's "there
fore" (?. 25) reveals hlB acceptance
ot God's words to David (cb. 2:4).
Thia word ot Jehovah ls sure and
steadfast (Jer. 33 :17-26) and Solomon's
use of God's promise (2 Sam. 7:12-16)
is an exhortation to us that we base
our petitions upon some one of God's
promises. Praying thus we can rest
assured that our prayer Is in the will
of God and therefore that lt will be
heard (I John 5:14,15).
III. God's Vision; w. 27-30. See also
2 Chron. 7:1-3, 12-22; I Kings 9:1-8.
Aa the king concluded hui prayer the
cloud resting over the holy of holies
grew bright and dazzling and fire fell
upon and consumed the sacrifices; the
priests stood without in awe and
amazement; tho whole people fell opon
their faces, and worshiped and praised
Jehovah. Even with all of this s peela*!
manifestation Solomon did not con
ceive of Jehovah m "local tribal
deity." Earth could not c?i.<aln him,
nor the heaven and tbs ?caven of
heavens (v. 27). God fills tho whole
universe (Ps. 129:7-16) yet ho did and
does give us special local manifesta
tions of himself. It ls this same vast
God who dwelt fully In Jesus Christ
(John ?1*; CoL 2:?). "Will (such a)
God indeed dwell on the earth?" He
who created the universe? Yet thu
God turned ibis vision tr-./ards the
temple "day and night." Solomon cov*
eted auch scrutiny for ta* that templo
God had said: "My name shall bo
there" (v. 29) end his nomo hi "Love"
(I John 4:8; see also 2 Chron. 6:20.
40). This prayer ls for ns granted In
him whom the temple typifies, our
Lord Jesus (John 14:18,14). Tho eyes
of God are ever towards him and
ready to answer-the petition made in
his nama. There ls a great lesson for
the Christian and for the Christians'
special pisces of worship, our
churches, in this wonderful promise ol
Jehovah regarding his name.
Accompanying thia ceremony waa
the "Feast of Tabernacles" (rv. 62,
63; 2 Chron. 7:4-11) which nanally
lasted aaren dsys hot on this occasion
continued for fourteen days. It waa
a time of great Joy . and gladness of
heart' for all the goodness and mercy
of the Lord (see I Kings 6:65/ff; *
Coron. 7:9. 10).
Application. We ara building a tem
ple (Kph; 2:19-22); wa must dedicate
that templa to God (Roan. 19:11); oar
trust; ocr rest will only find its full
aatisfaetlon in bim (Matt: U:i8, 29
and H?b. chapter 4).
Services in the Churches of
Anderson Tomorrow.
CHURCH E
First Baptist, Corner East Churc
St. John's Methodist, Corner K'w
First Presbyterian, Corner West
Centra! Presbyterian, Corner Nt
A. R. P., Corner North McDuftl
Grace Episcopal, Corner South
Christian, Corner Greenville atn
St. Joseph's Catholic, Corner M
Firs! Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school at the usual hour.
Preaching at ll ::10 in tho morning und
8:30 in evening hy thc pastor.
Grace Church.
Kev. J. H. Gibhoncy, Hector. Phono
835.
Services for Sunday, July 25th, S.
James" Day.
8:00 a. m. T'.-e Holy Eucharist.
10:15 Sunday School.
11:30 Morning Prayer and Sermon.
5:00 p. m. Even Song.
Tho rector of the Parish will leave
after Sunday for his Imme In Virginia
to spend the month of August. The
Hov. C. H. Jordan of Greenwood will
have charge of tho services at Grace
church on the (Sundays of August 1st
and 22nd. There will be no service
on tlie other Sundays.
Sunday school wilt continue during
August
A. B. P. Church.
Sabbath school at 10 o'clock. Ow
ing tn tho absence of the pastor there
will he no . reaching either in morn
ing or eveniug.
First Baptist Church.
9:45 Teachers Prayer Service.
10:00 Sabbath School, Dr. A. L.
Smothers, Supt.
Wednesday.
8:00 Teachers Meeting, led by Mr.
Allen.
Cardinal Gibbons 81.
Baltimore, July 23.-Roman Catv
olic societies today celebrated tho
8l8t birthday anniversary of Janies
Cardinal Gibbons born July 23, 1834.
The Cardinal was showereH with
birthday congratulations from the
Pontiff and prelates all over the
world.
?RECTORY
:h and Manning Streets,
fer and McDuffie Streeis.
Whittier and Towers Streets.
)rth Main and Orr Streets,
ie and Society Streets.
McDuffie and Morriss Streets,
i Fant Streets.
cDuffie and Earle Streets.
8:30 Prnyor and Praise Service,
led by Dr. John E. White.
There will be no preaching service
on Sunday.
Tile public ls cordially Invited to
attend und worship with us at all
these services.
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
Bj Being Constantly Snpplied Willi
ThedfcTd'g Black-Draagbt.
McDuff, Va.-"I Buffered for severa)
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this place, "with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to try
Thedford's Black-Draught, which I dla,
and 1 found it to be the best family medi
cina for young and old.
1 keep Black-Draught on hand all the
time now, and when my children feel a
lillie bad, they ask me for a dose, and il
dots them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draught H purely
vegetable, and has been lound to regu
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re
lieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms. .
It has been In constant use for more
than 70 years, and has benefited more
than a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black-DraughL Price only 25c. Get a
lockage to-day._K C ut
We know what a prob
lem it is for parents to
keep the boy in clothes
during vacation, so we
have reduced all of our
$4.50 Genuine Palm
Beach Suits to \,
We only have a few, so
bring the boy in and ex
amine these suits. They
are wonderfulSralues for
the money. ,
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Beauty More Then Sida Deep.
A beautiful woman always has good
digestion. If your digestion ls faulty.
Chamberlain's Tablets will do yon'
good. Obtainable everywhere.
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trip without first putting on
tires.
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