The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 19, 1909, Page 2, Image 2
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Trespass Notice.
This is to notify all persons not to
trespass upon our lands, by fishing,
hunting, or in any manner whatsoever.
J The law will be rigidly enforced
j against all violators of this notice.
*L. S. Hooker,
Mrs. C. .1. Hooker,
Melvin J. Jefcoat.
April 20. 1D09-4w2S
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.
The first meeting of the Lexington
County Sunday School convention j
was held at Leesville April f'-O, May 1 |
and 2.
On Friday evening the convention
was opened by Rev. S. H. Booth conducting
the Devotional exercises. Rev.
W. S. Myers, the county president
presided during the convention.
Rev. C. A. Freed. Columbia, state
president of the association, gave one
of those addresses which gives a send
off for Sunday school conventions.
Mrs. E. C. Cronk, Columbia, state
armerintendent home deDartment. in
her charming way made a talk to talk
of fact9 of "Pastor9 Duty to Sunday
School."
The business session was opened
Patuiday morning at 9:30 with prayer
and praise service. The devotional
exercises was conducted by Hon. E.
L. Asbill, reading 1 The9., 5th chapter.
Mr. Asbill emphasized the fact
that what we expect to be or ever wi9b
to be we must be "soul winners."
The welcome address was given by
Prof. L. B. Karnes, in his big hearted
way, making one and all, delegate and
visitor glad to be in Leesville, the hospitable
town on the ridge.
The response was impressively made
by Rev. W. S. Myers. Hon J. W.
\Vay, field secretary, ably discussed,
Organization, Whv? When? How?
The following were delegates, which
represented almost all townships:
Leesville?Rev. S. H. Booth, Rev.
S. C.- Ballentine; Misses Ella Lou
Able. Alma Barr, Alba Haynes, Lee
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v\ linarasion; iTiesarn. x>. o. ?j.
0. Hall, S. D. Shealy, W. A. Shealy,
W. K. Shealy, D. SV. Oswald, A. t.
Smith, P. J. Mims, J. F. Miller, B. W.
Bodie: Mesdames W. W. Smith, B.W.
Mitchell, W. F. Gault.
Batesburg?Rev. S. 0. Canty,
Messrs. J. P. Copeland, D. P. Bodfe,
L. P. Whittle, Professors H. A. Branson,
C. J. Spann, Dr- E. C. Ridgell.
Irmo?Misses Ellen Lorick, Dessie
Bonknight; Messrs. H. S. Roton, S.T.
Younginer.
New Brookland?Rev. W. S. Myers;
Mesdames W. S. Myers, W. W.
Hawes; Messrs. B. J. Beadenbeaugh,
M. G. Caughman.
Mt. Hebron?Messrs. Thos. Hook,
J. W. Hendrix.
Union?Messrs. Vesta Boozer, John
Poonds, Wingard; Miss Natalie
Bailey.
Shady Grove?Messrs. Pink Bouknight,
T. E. Derrick.
Gilbert?Rev. C. S. Felder, Mr. Geo.
W. Smith, Mrs, C. E. Lewi9, Miss Minnie
Taylor.
Shiloh?Miss Mary Geiger.
St. Andrews?Misses Ella Huffman,
rArri? Younciner: Messrs T. P. Huff
man, J. G. bright.
Pond Branch?Mr. A. M. Smith.
Colombia?Dr. J. W. Daniel, Rev.
C. A. Freed, Rev. S. R. Grubb, Mrs.
E. C. Cronk,
The importance of arganization was
very interesting to the large audience
?by Rev. Staniy R. Grnbb.
Duties of county and township officers
were plainly shown by Mr. Way.
Home department was beautifully
illustrated by Mrs. E. C. Cronk.
Several round tables, Sunday school
superintendents and teachers, were
discussed by Mr. Way and was enjoyed
hy all.
The mission of Sunday school was
brought out systematically, emphasizing
men and women for God, by
Prof. C. A. Fellers.
The subject, teaching and teachers,
was skillfully handled by Revs. S. C.
Ballentine and S. H. Booth.
House to house visitation was discussed
from points of both observation
and experience, by Prof. H. A.
Brunson and Mr. Way. f
The following officers weA elected
for the ensuing year: President, Rev.
W. S. Myers; vice-president, Dr. E.
J. Etheredge; secretary and treasurer,
Miss E. L. Able.
Executive committee: S. T. Younginer,
Fork; C. P. Robinson, Broad
River; J. J. Ballentine, Saluda; Prof.
H. A. Brunson, Chincquepin; Hon. C.
M. Efird, Lexington; Prof. D. A.
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tJuattieDaum, nonow orees; vox. v.
J. Knotts, Black Creek.
The adult bible movement was made
so home-touchiug that each delegate
felt duty bound to take that one theme
to their own field of work. This was
made by the field secretary.
How the organized Sunday school
helps the denomination was given in
such a way as to entirely obliterate
denominational lines in the Sunday
school wTork by Prof. H. A. Brunson.
The cradle roll, from an experimental
standpoint, especially experience
in the mill sections, was presented by
Mrs. W. S. Myers.
The field secretary had to speak for
only a few minutes on '"Our Finances"
before the people responded with
$12S.
It was regretted that Rev. S. 0.
Cantey, of Batesburg, 011 account of
sickness could not preach the Sunday
morning sermon. By request Rev.
AV. S. Myers preached, having for his
theme, "Prayer."
Sunday afternoon brought the conj
vention to a close. Last, but by 110
means least, was the following:
Elementary department, superintendent,
Mrs. \V. S. Myers; Home,
Miss Beulah Fox; Adult, Prof. H. A.
Brunson; Teacher Training, Rev. S.
C. Balientine; The primary work was j
at this point discussed by Mrs. Myers; i
How to organize the elementary de- ,
partment was pointedly illustrated by ;
Mr. Way. ~ j
The following resolutions were |
| adopted: i
i 1st. That our sincere thanks are !
j hereby tendered to the kind and |
i Thoughtful people of Leesville for their I
j accustomed hospitality, which has
j been so lavishlv accorded us.
2nd. That unstinted praiso is due :
i the reception committee, whose mem- !
i bershave spared no effort to make our
j stay pleasant.
j :ird. That we appreciate the marki
ed courte.-y and spirit of unity which
| the delegates have manifested to
ward eachotber in the consideration
\ of que>tions which have been present- .
: od. i
i 4th. That gratitude is due the
members of the choir for the sweet -;
music so kindly furnished by them.
oth. That we thank Rev. W. S. '
Myers, Mrs. \V. ?S. Myers, Hon. J. M. [
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Way, and Miss Able for having served
us temporarily, therefore making our
county organization possible.
Mary H. Geiger,
J. P. Copeland,
H. A. Howard,
Ella H. Huffman,
J. G. Wright,
Committee.
Sunday evening we were highly entertained
by one of those soul-stirring
sermons of Dr. J. W. Daniels.
Mrs. W. S, Myers,
Sec. County Convention.
Best brands of cigars always found
at The Bazaar.
A Happy Woman.
Is she not the very sparkle and sunshine
of life? A Woman who is happy
because she can't help it, whose smiles
even the coldest sprinkle of misfortune
cannot dampen. Men make a terrible
mistake when they marry for beauty,
for talents, or for style. The sweetest
wives are those who possess the magic
secret of being contented under any
circumstances. Rich or poor, high or
low, makes no difference; the bright
little fountain of joy bubbles up just
as musically in their hearts. Do they
live in a log cabin, the fire that leaps
upon its humble hearth becomes brighter
than the gilded chandeliers in an
Aladdin palace. Where is the stream
of life so dark and unproportious that
the sunshine of a happy face falling on
the turbid tide will not waken <111 answering
*gleam? Why, these joyful,
good-tempered people don't know half
the good they do.?Dallas New Era.
Fat Boy Buns Away.
New York.-Because he was fat
and was afraid that he could not
get out of the building in time,
should a fire break out, was the excuse
given by Harry Eggert, a four
teen-year-old 365 pounds boy for
failure to attend school, when brought
to the bar in the children's court in
Brooklyn.
Harry appeared in his father's
freak show us the "champion fa:
boy," but as he is under age he was
arrested by agents of the Children's
Society.
He says that he has never been
sick in his life, likes cold weather
and knows what it is to be fat in
summer time.
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