The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 25, 1909, Image 7
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LODGE SUNDAY SCHOOL-
Lodge, Aug. 21.—The Sun
day school at Carter’s Ford is
-in_a very HouHshicondi tion.
and we are doing a grand and
noble work. There is
so
Ms Pills
thc TO*P»D LIVER,
strtnxthcn tbc dif*stive organs,
regulate tbc bowels, and are un>
equaied as an
*ti ..•■i v-fil districts their v
mblejv recognized, as they p~»«rrf
r««l*er properties In freeing the
syateir from that polaoii. Elegantly
augur coated.
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Take No SaSstitutcu.
much more interest manifested
in our work there now than ] ANTS-BILIOUS MEDICINE,
there was this time last year. 1
Last )*ear we met only on first
and third Sundays at 10
o’clock, and it was very often
12 o’clock before the Superin
tendent would arrive and then
it would be too late to have it
then, and as a result, we sel
dom had Sunday school on the
first Sundays, when perhaps a
majority of the scholars would
be present, and on the third
Sundays the Superitendent
very seldom came. Then we
had an average of eight or ten
scholars. Now we are doing
a good work. The officers
are W. W. Cone. Superinten
dent: H. A. Cummings, assis
tant Superintendent: Wm. G.
Hiers, Secretary and Treas
urer; R. R. Miley, Teacher of
Class No. i; Mrs. R. R. Miley,
Class No. 2; Mrs C. W. Hel
ium, Class No. 3; Mrs. G. F.
Hiers, Class No. 4; and Leland
A. Hiers. Secretary of Class
No. 1. Now I have given you
the body of workers, and meet
every Sunday, and have an en
rollment of about sixty or
seventy scholars.
We, are at present, organiz
ing a Home Department for
those who cannot or will not
go to Sunday school, and
which will be a great help to
the Sunday school. We now
have some going to Sunday
school who never knew
what Sunday school was here
tofore, and by fffc help of God
we hope to succeed.
Would like to hear from
some of your other correspon
dents as to what they are
doing in this great work, and
what they are doing in gener
al for the betterment of the
community.
Hope looks for better things to be.
Faith brings us blessings from above.
But this is the greatest of the three.
For God Himself, comes down in lov<.
Leland A. Hiers.
ROADSIDE DOTS.
Roadside, Aug. 19:—The
farmers have had a few fine
days of harvesting their fodder,
and if they have a few mon
they will almost complete tha
job. Next comes the cotton
which requires time an
patience, but the farmers a
expecting good prices, an
this is the encouragement tha
they get from their year'
labor.
C. L. Langdale has move'
his grist mill from Walterboro
and is now ready to give you
good service ever>' Saturday,
and will be glad to?, see you
coming with your sacks full.
Prayer meeting is every
Wednesday night at Roadside
school house. Come one,
come all.
We have organized a
Literary Society at this school
house. The members are few
but earnest workers. The
officers are jos. Langdale
President, L. N. Yon Vice-
president. B. L. Adams Secre
tary and Treasurer, C. L.
Langdale Chaplain.
M. L. A.
Dr«c*n-»rv t« a daojreDus diaewe bat
can h« rurM Chamberlain' Cholera
and Diarrn Remedy has been sncceas-
fnl.y u*»*d ’it nine epidemics of dyaen-
—rv It hta •.»ver been knewn to fall
Ittseq.i*i» va'nabie for children and
1 u!t« >«ti 1 reduced with water
a »»* ir is pleasant to take.
Old o> mu dt-aiera. -
Twaa a Oiorions Victory.
There’s rejoiclotr In Fedora, Teun. A
man's life has been saved, and now Dr
King's New Discovery is rne ta k of
the town for curing C V Pepper of
deadly long hemorrhage*. “I could
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ritter,
of Ritter gave a delightful
party on Tuesday evening.
August 3rd, in honor of their
youngest daughter. Little
Mamie Lue; it being her sixth
birthday.
A host of her little v play
mates were invited, and they
all played games and had a
jolly time until quite late, when
they were called to partake of
a delightful little luncheon,
which consisted of cake, crack
ers and fruit.
We all hope Mamie will
have many more enjoyable
birthdays, and that her many
little friends will „ have the
pleasure of enjoying them
selves with hf-r again.
, M. R.
COMMITTEES AND THEIR VARI
OUS DUTIES
The following are the com
mitteesat the Annual Woman’*
Missionary' Union to be held
with the Black Creek Church
Thursday, Sept. 19th, of which
the ladies are earnestly re
quested to take part.
Committee of Margaret
Home: Mrs. J. B. Givens,
Hendersonville: Mrs. J. D.
Huggins. Walterboro; Mrs.
M. L. Clark, Hendersonville.
Committee on Training
School: Mrs. W. C. Brant.
Ruffin; Mrs M. R. Stone, Ruf
fin: Miss Kite Breland, Rififin.
Commttee on Literature:
Mrs. R. G. W. Bryan, Hen
dersonville: Miss Rosa Curtis,
Walterboro: Miss Janie San
ders. Stokes: Mrs. A. H. Brant,
Ruffin: Miss Maude Yarn,
Hendersonville; Miss C. E.
Weekly, Yemassee.
Committee on Obituaries:
Miss M. ''lie Williams, White
Hall; Mrs. G. A. Martin,
Lodge; Mr*. G. W. Way,
Stokes; Mrs. N. G. Morrall,
Walterboro; Mrs. Joe Get-
singer. Ruffin; Miss Emma
Martin. Ruffin.
Mrs. A. Q. Lyons,
Secretary-Treasurer.
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