The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 25, 1913, Page 6, Image 6
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CONFERENCE FOR
THE COMMON GOC
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preachers and other public speak*
some people prefer the appeals
politicians. Many fine men. he si
have been crucified because of i
ten politics. We must find the ri
edy and it is education and edu
tlon alone. Amid the ignorai
which prevails today, the demagoj
holds sway and good men are s
back as not fit to hold otlice. "Be
school houses," advised Mr. Stewi
"and the future will take care of
self."
Trivial circumstances keep <
people apart, he declared. Mr
people from the country come
town and listen to the pessimism n
bitterness of some man out of e
ployment. They tell him some i
truth about a certain mercha
banker or professional man and 1
farmer, believing what he hea
goes home and tells all his frier
and neighbors. Or perhaps, anotl
man will criticise some rival in
profession instead of building
success on merit. Or again, so
automobilst by reckless driving
another by a careless Jostle in
crowd may easily offend a man fr<
the country. Likewise the farm
by transacting his business in a ca
less, slipshod method, charging
he buys for a whole year, conies to
end without knowing what he 1
spent, yet insists that the merchs
who has credited him is a crook. ,
these things keep us apart.
"In unity there is strength."
let's go away determined to ma
town and country one.
Mr. Murchison, the chairmt
arose near the close of the even!
and thanked all those who had c(
tributed to the success of the me
Ing. lie expressed his thanks to t
men who had come from a distai
to address the conference, as well
to our local men, to The Lanc&st
News, and the local correspondei
for the state papers, to Profess
Minter for the map he drew and
Mr. P. R. Moore for furnishing dt
for the map.
PROF. W. K. TATE.
The closing address of the c<
ference, by Prof. W. K. Tate, broup
to a splendid climax a day never
be forgotten in Lancaster. Profess
Tate declared that he hi d net
found a more attractive school bui
ing that the Central school, in whi
the conference was held, that
showed care on the part of teacln
and children and that all the patrc
should take a look at it. The spet
er sounded the keynote of his i
dress by giving a very apt illust
tion. "Some years ago," he said,
attended a concert in Columbia,
little daughter was in the childre
chorus and I took her behind t
scenes to reach her place on t
stage. A terrible din almost deafi
ed me. Each musician was pract
ing some difficult part, and the :
prano, at a little distance, was goi
through a last rehearsal. I soon f
from the noise and discord and fou
my place in the audience. Witl
fifteen minutes came glorious li
mony from the same instrumen
which had made such a dreadful d
The sounds were now blended it
sublime meldoy. A parallel to t
is found in South Carolina, 1
Tate declared. We are all one cli
and we are generally right but ei
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For Weakness and Loss of Appetl
The Old Standard general strengthening to
GROVE'S TASTF.I.KSS chill TONIC, drives
Malaria and builds up the system. A true t
?nd su re Appet i zcr. For adults tnd children.
The Farmers'
Bank &
Trust Comp'y
Has * paid in capital oi
$50,000 and a surplus ol
$5,000 which is steadih
growing. It is a County anc
State Depository, is undei
the State inspection anc
prudent management anc
has never lost a cent or
loans.
The Bank has gainec
the confidence of its custo
mers by accommodation!
and continued service.
We invite account!
whether large or small
Bring us your fourteen-cen
cotton deposits. Weguaran
tee safety and good service
in return.
Four per cent interes
paid on time deposits com
pounded quarterly.
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of-arms used to be the great till
Now It Is the arms in the coat. So
people used to consider It a sin to
wealthy. It Is now considered a
not to make a living for your fair
and those dependent upon you. Ha
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