Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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gaaaN00Mgaai089a0 ag00 gaa00soISO ag all9 6 g 8g4aitoalnI Five South :e. SS"00 (1) Miss Clifford Irene Barratt, aster, educational work, Kaifeng, ( bina; (4) Millard Theron Rankin, 'W educational work, Temuco, Chile. From the larger proceeds of the Baptist 75 Million Campaign the for eign Missiorn Board of the Southern Baptist Convention has been enabled to send out more than 160 new mis sionaries since that movement was launched, it is announced, and of that nnumber sixty young men and women, representing fourtoen states, have just sailed for China, Japan, Africa, Brazil, Argentina and Chile. In addition to these, Dr. and Mrs. Everett Gill of Kansas City will sail September 14 to become represontatives of the Board in Europe, while Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hamlett of Austin, Texas, have just sailed for Jerusalem, whore they will maintain headquarters in acting as the Near East representatives of the Board. The new missionaries to China and Japan sailed from Beattie, Saturday, August 27, on the llawkoye State of the Admiral Line, while those for Bra sil, Argentina, Chile and Africa sailed from Now York on the Aeolus August 17. rhey will be engaged chiefly in evangelistic, educational, medical and agricultural work and will be sta tioned at various points in these fields. Wille a large number of new workers have been sent out by the Board since the beginning ci the Campaign, at least 00 other capable yoing men and women could be employed to advant age If they were available, Secretary 10 F. Love advises. Mission Money Gets Results. Of the more than $25,000,000 that has been collect.edi in cash oin the 75 Million Campaign to date, about $5, 000,000 has gone to foreign iolsslons. This has ninde it possible not only to strengthen the old wvork on all fields lilSPERCSION Ii AS IIEGUtN (lenmson Col leig-, SepL . i.-The boll wceevil, su long is I here is fntod avail able in the iotltot fild, dies very lit tle mitigrat ing duing the- spring antd dle of Auguvst, Ithe pest is sei-zed by the mtigrat on: instintct andi hi-gins a unitdi stopped(( by Utw Iirtst. killing frost. tomologi:t , explan!t;- to farmers why they hiav- lb-en obervitn a njreater niumbr oft weevit iIs iteir fi-lsdr ing the last w. ek or tent days thtan at, anty previous: t ime. rOUR BANI STHEY ARE y flNSEPARABLE - A good future withoui doesn't often happen, y< Our institution is a y and investing bank. We solicit the patrona al attributes are likewis( Sly desire to become such. You never regret mc use to regret when it is The Bankit JOSEPH Si T. M. M10 Carolinians Sa aries for Chini 431 3reezewood, evangoiistic work, Pochow, C 11hina; (3) Miss H-anniah Jane Plowden,I IlliSton, evangelistic: work, Canton, China missionaries, but to do mnuch other t woric, Including building or making li substantial additions to 15 boys' < schools, 17 girls' schools;, 37; ission 11 residences, five hjosplI.ah andI dispen-, a saries, four lighlt and power plants for, s Mission compounds, 26 church build- t Ings, four colleges, seven theological I 1.eminaries., In addition, assistance hasl been given Reven church building loan V associations, six new stations have u been opened and equipped, land has < been bought for the enlargement of a several mission compounds, a home for f orphans in Italy has been established, n and a block of grouind has been pur- t chased in the heart of Rome for head- v quarters for the wors: in Italy, a theo- I logical seminary, publishing house, ( church and mission residence being F provided on this prcperty.2 Enlarge European Field. t As a result of tho Campaign, South- t ern Baptista hav. lbon enabled to P greatly enlarge the'!-r work in Europ. < They have carried cn mission work In Italy since 1870, Intnow they have: opened up new wc:In Jugo-Slavia, I Hungary and Roun--nia, and have made f a beginning, throuz-" the distribution 8 of Bibles, in the Ulhrdine and Southern i Russia and Sibed--a. To act as the Efuropean rersn:ue of the Board! In this enlarged pro7--am, Dr. and Mrs. f XEverett Oil] of X.--.sns City were re- tj cently namned. T7-y will probably I make their head,-,:- -,1ters in Switzter landl. The first. work Couthern Bapt ist s have ever dlone lo- 'ng to the evangel ization of Mhm nlands has juistt beon undertaken ,i Palestine and Syrkt, and Dr. and! ':rs. W A I familett of usin Txa :av gn to or prons ~of te iedmnt eto. >~ ohw ou hian we' expected, bcah use o (mill wlinter, ever farmrb sould punton forth hisso hert. bufots to dtoy ii(othereis wtinterltt homs.iThios dettion boy sists i claing~ upiraces illldtch rensidecews, te hsedges of~ woosn . nelete forclihar, and oter las o whrio compoenvi, may cfind proper inC or crpsofer snevef thelogical wemais. in addeiligt, ause ha benin oasne and ehippe, land has lan an doko gon a be ~r logical sminry tubhing thouse crgressiv msonesdncving g~ed ths whoseperson gratly thos-e tewor ian et. ney haved c Threre ' iso worki gopned. pnww::inJg-lva a eIfnntio:T h M an ingribtn ropeTn P-iresidAen fthe oar UZONt Gilashier Cty~vr ie cently uli~iled.u'uiuy u:lErEal iAsI and Chile1 hina; (2) )Also Grace Stribling, West Kingstree, evangelistic work, Soochow, ;(5) Mliss Cornelia Brower, Sumter, he work of the native evangel. sts. It Is planned to establish a hurch, theological seminary and col ,3ge, hospital and orphanage at .fru. alem as soon as practicable and thus eek to reach other points in Pales Ins and Syria from this center. Minister to 900,000,000 People. With the enlarged foreign mission rogram of Southern Baptista that de tomination is now operating In 18 ountries on every aide of the globe, nd has Inl its enmploy practically 500 oreign m1issionaries and twice that umber of native vrbrkers trained in he miasion schools. Throughr Its resent missionary operationt- the loard Is seeking to minister to 475, 00,000 yellow people, 4,000,000 brown ieople, 200,000,000 black people and 25,000,000 white people, making a otal of 900,000,000 people, or more han hialf the population of the globe. Jumibered amiong its workers already in thle field are 21 foreign physicians and 8 foreign mission nurses who last ,ear gave 154,070 treatments. There tre now 611 mission churches onl the oreign fHolds and of this number 184 tre self-suipporting. The average con ributions of these mission churches ;1st year to djenomiinational causes was 5 per member, the Christians on the oreign fields respondinjg more liber MlY as a resullt of the 75 Million Cam. The niew missionaries sailing at this ie we() Cotri:l a cby Ote followin tates,: Alavamnia two, Arkansa on , ogia five, Keliatky six, Louisiana wo. Mississippi four, l-Mis::ouri four, 'orth Crolina three, South Carolin ive, Tinnesse five, Texas fiften rgir, theologiwa semnar and coasl. ig hospitalen orpanger t serve asma oofu aspacibeandco thich ery and Syravomis cnterurtr Whenscorn is 900lected0 Propte.fel Withed the enred StaenDepart rogram of Agriutuern urgtiss thate ssentiol ish owiginating n 18pe outicon high-y iedof thetiloes idased ts localcoypratinly Seed orneiat msares weland twies otha Lumbeur o nfive yers Otred aiba hesiraon fchose. Thru itme rsuient missionay oprationisturc nad iso isecngts insther toima,. 00,00yelo poCe,4,0000Sbow Soll,200000b Ack SpeH n 25,0000 wit DpoplOR~gS otl f 0000,00 eoleNDSor MOUalhepplioNS h goe 'ubrdAD giswrkr led inMhieLLWr 2 oreinpyiin 1A LORMANS O STORES IN ONE Gents' Furnishings * Suits Pants Arriving every day Men's, A full line of Pants for * Young Men's and Boys' Men, Young and old, in Clothing; all the latest styles heavy, medium and light N and patterns. Every Suit weight; also pants that are * guaranteed to give satisfac- all-wool. These all-wool tion or money refunded. pants are from $3.00 per pair U Prices right, so everybody up. Come in and let us show can wear a good Suit. you-you will be satisfied. I * Shoes For Men N.* We handle the loyden Shoes for Men. Every pair guaranteed to give sat- N N isfaction. a We carry everything in Shoes, all solid leather and when you buy shoes 0 from us you will be pleased. N * Dresses for Stout Ladies. UN Just arrived this morning---A beautiful line of Ladies' N STOUT Dresses. Any size, any color. and any kind of m * goods, such as Canton Crepe, Charmeuse, Serge and I a Tricotines. Sizes 40 1-2 to 50 1-2. N. N J vLadies' Shoes iJust arrived-a new and beautiful line of Zeigler Bros. Shoes for Ladies. I The very latest styles in Oxfords, Kid and Satin Pumps in the leading colors. N IN Also a beautiful line of High Shoes. These shoes are the best line of N Ladies Shoes on the market today. We can fit any foot, narrow or wide, short I or long, come in and see for yourself. IALDERMAN S I Fall Oxf ords! t will pay you to see our Display of Ladies' Oxfords for Fall Wear. The new shipments I include the latest in Style and offer Exceptional Value for the price they are now marked. Oxfords from Smaltz-Goodwin Co.) at $10.00 AND $10 Val Duttenhofer Co., Oxfords from $7.00 TO $10.00 Straps and Oxfords from Union Shoe Mf'g. Co. $6.50 TO $7.00 Oxfords from Peters Shoe Co., good value from $3.50 TO $6.00 Suede Strap~s at $8.00 Satin Straps from $6.00 TO $10.00 Also showing of the New Brogues. Shaw. & McCollum Merc. Co. I SUMTER, S. C.