The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 05, 1906, Page 7, Image 7
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The Baptist Convention. The w
What
Nearly $160,000. to be Raised ?.Mor
the Coming Year for Different
Branches of the Church el
W ork?Committees and
Trustees Appointed?To Extract
iva-?a. ~
atxcci ucxi x ear in urange-1 er's repor
cent mee
Spartanburg special in Satur> Winthrop
day's Oharlotte Observer: The was '
next Baptist State Convention ^8latar? h
will be held at Orangebnrg, be $20,00
;; ginning ou the first Friday before ant* t*ie
M the second Snnday in December, un(*er
P 1907. year' viz:
Th? nrnAoJin.. *1-- ? t25.000 n
* j/? vj1 tilt) V_/UQ *
vention today were devoted main l*on e 11
ly to hearing reports, though ^?vernor
eral And
there were some interesting discussions,
especially when Dr. C. 8'10V>n sal
C. Brown of the ministers re- *or a
lief committee severely criticised l*,e board
what he termed "indifference" ^"8 m
toward infirm ministers, who, / ^^eded
when years had oome upon them, *n ^ie ma
ill or fnll*>
were kicked out, church choirs
being largely at fault he said. *?r.a. ^et
The first matter taken up was tra*u'ng (
the report, by Rev. W. R Lide, mon 8C*
of the committee on apportion
meuts. He announced thai funds
for the year had been divided as t^ie
follows: Foreign missions, $33- ?ary arra
000; home missions, $22,000; for many
State mission, $30,000, Connie made accc
Maxwell Orphanage, $20,000; co^e808 f
aged ministers' relief fund $50, anc
000; current support of Furman, f?r higher
$2,200; ministerial education *?r y""-1
at the thelogical seminary, Louis ^a8t year
ville Ky., $1,200; Bible work, lalive con
$1,500. Dr. David M. Ramsey Propriate*
reported that the trustees of Fur ,or ^
man had decided to send out a "38.90, ai
field agent next year. on'^
Dr. J.A Brown made a report Hre more
on the Connie Maxwell Orphan- Odrolina
V age. The suererestion was nmd? cation, ai
for the establishment of a sani- help a"d
tarium for old ministers and tho?e do tl)0 b<>.
who needed medical attention. I)er capiti
The following trustees were ap- r?lied anc
pointed: T. V. Walsh, ch i the girls (
O. C. Brown, secretary and trea- ^ee^s tha
surer; E. H. Rhame, W. M. Gra- this ^rav
v*" ham, T. E. Uinson, B. K. Wilier al,owed
and D. W. Cuttino. in the 'ac
Ministerial education, J. A. now exia
Brown,president; William Gold- tion8 for
smith, treasurer; I. W. Wingo, Kirl8T.
O. Lamton, E. S. Reeves, H. There
T. Cook, F. M. Satterwhite, C. ^or the d
B. Bobbo, J. A. Brunson and ^or the I
C. C. Vaughn. board tlii
Furman trustees: J. B. Earle, and well i
J. A. Fant, VV. F. Cox, J. M. many b<>
Greer, W* C. Miller. has been
Connie Maxwell Orphanage: lor its gi
J. N. Brown, J. K. Durst, IS. B. student
Ezell, W. IJ. Hunt and R. N. shown by
l'ratt. Mr. Erwin voluntarily re dent Phy6
tired Irom the board. tary office
Trustees Greenville Female are thirty
College: J. A. Brown, B. M. sistants a
Shuman, A. A. Bristow, J. W. cers- On
Gilant, J. R. Ware, J. O. Gough *1Vd stude
J. VV. Quattlebaum, A. 0. Scar- an^ 208 g
boro,0. P. Wray, J. H. Whar- >s caused
ton, W. B. Oliver, R. N. Pratt, quhing a
and J. R. Aiken. lar course
An impressive sceue during
the session was the obituarj* ser- Death C
vices held in memory of the de- well K
parted ministers during the year. cheste
The Convention adjourned , ,
i? i i a lyi color
' mght. Sabbath
body was
Had a Close Call. morning
"A dangerous surgical operation, in cemet
volving the removal of a malignant ulcer,
hh large as my hand, from iuy daughter', otT while
hip, was prevented by the application of XT ... D
liucklen'a Arnica Salve," nays A. C. Sticklea
of Miletus, W, Va "Persistent use of the Ward8 a I
.*?alve completely cured it,' Cures Cuts,
Ilurns and Injuries 25o at J F Mackey.Co. at the Sol
Crawford Pros., nod Fnnderbork Pariracy, r
^ druggists. 'Or tt IItin
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THE LANCASTER 1
ork at Winthrop?
: the College is Doing ^
ley Wanted for Mod- I
ool. I
? I
t from N?w9 and Couri
t of proceedings of re* I
ting in Rock Hill nf I
> Board of Trustees :
deeded to ask the Leg>
make an appropriation
0 for a model school,
request will be made
1 same conditions as last
that the board raise
ind that the appropriaot
available until the
, the Comptroller Gen
the State Treasurer be
lisfactory subscriptions
mount to be raised by
odel school is absolutein
order to make room
in building for the regge
work, and to provide
ter and more practical
if teachers for the comlools
of South Caro
?ard feels strongly that
should make the necesLngements
at Winthrop
reasons. The State has
>mmodations in its three
or young men for about
1 it has made provision
' education and training J
or vnmon for nnlu 432. ?
, according to the legis*
mitfee, the State api,
directly and indirect
3 boys' colleges $272,tid
the college for girls
,784.50, and yet there
girls than boys in South
to receive higher edu
id as a rule they need
recognition more than
ys. ' This gives $257.30
v for the 1,060 boys en*
1 $152.88 per capita for
of Winthrop. The board B
t this discrimination, |
e injustice, will not be
to stand by the people B
e of such great need as I
ts for the accommoda H
the higher education of I
were 907 applications 1
32 places at Winthrop 1
present session. The I
nks the State did wisely E
in makinir room lor ??I I
ys as it did, but that it
derelict iu its provision
rls. The health of the
body is excellent, as
the report of the rcsidcian,
who is the banir
for the College. Ttiere |
nine teachers and an- I
ind nine executive offi- .Mil
ie hundred and seventy>nts
are taking cooking ^
tewing. This increase ^
I by the new rule reU
students in the regu
to take these studies. PfOfCSSlO
>f a Chester Negro j-)r j p
nown in Lancaster. J'
DEN
r i^aniern : nenry L.U- Ollice in Krami
ed, died in Charlotte posit? hirst
of paralysis and his I>h<>ne No. 8.
brought here yesterday LANCAS
tor burial in the color ??????
ery. He had a leg cut | Dr. E. J
he worked for the C. <fc DEN
Co., and was after- . ..
. Office in bpr
lligman at the crossing office Hours f f
jthern depot in this city Sunday Ho
iber of years. Ask Cei
SEWS, DECEMBER 5, 1906.
o uMr
Furniture, Fm
Bought before the advance to
reduced prices from now until
or as long as it lasts.
Big lot Beds from i-75 to 5
Dressers from 4.00 to 15.00
Washstands 4.25 up.
Suits ranging from 14.00 10
Chairs of all kinds and sizes
c : K/r t_: r. - uuwiug
mdtllUICd lLUill 1U.U
Sideboards from 12.50 to 3]
Matting from 18c to 35 csortment
of patterns.
Big lot Rugs and Art Squ;
to 25.00.
Big assortment of Trunks,
cases at most any price you vva
Mattresses any old price to
l^A Cn#* ? 4 f ~ ~ 1?
iiau l*ai LUdU UJ0K1
Tinware, Glassware, o:
you can want in the har
We are going to sell t
between now and Janus
if prices will move then
tm-aslcr Meixai
nal Cards |j,e pjrs| Nation,
WELSH,
TIST. DIRECTORS:
?I1? Building oplational
Bank. T* V. ? ' l. i
J. D. runderburk,
twr s n 0' P* Heath?
Chas. D. Jones,
Ira B. Jones,
. Hinson 5- ? McManus,
R. E. Wylie.
TIST
SRJSStSc * ?? F">"
Urs, 9 to 10. CHAS. D. JONKS, President.
ntral for No. 32. e. si. ci
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IS
nilure
go at greatly
1 January ist,
>.oo.
I
o.oo.
; 50c to 10.00.
o lo 35.00.
j .00.
?beautiful asares
from 50c
Bags and Suit |
int. I
sun you. |
ng Stoves
r anything
dware line,
hese goods
try 1,1907,
i1.
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utile to,
al Bank of Lane
Besides the well kno
and ability of our boar*
tors, we keep your noon,
against every kind of loss, 4
this bank a safe place to u?., {it ?
> our savings.
We extend every courtesy and accommodation
consistent with good
banking.
1 $1.00 Up Solicited.
R. E. WYLIE, Vice-President.
IOXTON, Cashier.
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