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DEATH OF ROPE
SHEALY
AFTER SUFFERING MOI
THAN EIGHT WEEKS WIT!
TYPHOID FEVER PASSES
AW AY-MEMBER OF THE
BAPTIST CHURCH
AND HE WAS A
CHRISTIAN
After suffering with typhoid fe1
lor eight long weeks, the spirit
Roper Shealy, on last Saturday
i. ? i v. ri! -Li. 4.^ -.I r
rernoon, wingeu us mgm 10 uic *j
who gave it. Roper Shealy was
seventeen year old son of Mr. s
Mrs. R. B. Shealy of this place.
Roper was a model boy. He \
a paragon of honesty and truth.
Some few years ago, Roper g;
his heart to the Saviour and c
nected himself with the Bap
church at this place, and from t
time up to his death, he was lo
to the trust. He let nothing,
sickness, keep him away from
prayer meeting, church and Sunc
School services. He was a faitr
attendant, because he loved God j
loved his people.
We are told that death iovt
shining mark, and it can truly
said that if there ever was a shin
mark Roper Shealy was one; ;
his character, as a christian, sh
as bright and dazleing as the m
day sun.
During his sickness, all that f<
parents and loving friends could
was done to stay the ravages of
disease, but all to no purpose.
The Lord called him up highei
To the mother and father who
now passing through the ordeal
separation we would say: It is \
with the boy. We make mista
and blunders, but the Lord is \
feet, and it is impossible for hin
make mistakes. The blessed Ma:
says of those who put their trus
him; "They are mine and no r
can plud: them out.
On last Sunday the remains
Roper were iaid to rest in our <
of the dead, his pastor Rev. W.
Hundley officiating. His Sun
school teacher and some of his c
mates acted as honorary pall bear
Sleep on Roper until the Ma
comes tne second time to gathei
his jewels and God grant at that
you will hear those thrilling wo
"Enter into the joys of thy Lo
PROGRAMME
Of the Woman's Missionary Ui
and to Ridge Association to be 1
at Ridge Spring Baptist chi
Tuesday and Wednesday, Au{
30 and 31st.
Tuesday, 10:45 a. m. Dcvoti*
Exercises Di. J. H. Thayer.
Enrollment.
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xxc^un Tvornan s missionary
society.
Report of Superintendent.
Forward Movement.
Membership Mrs. Ella Etherec
Study Mrs. S. P. Carson.
Gifts Miss Marvin Quattlebaur
Fersonal Service Mrs. E. E. 1
ter.
Election Nominating Commit
Uiscellan ;ous.
Adjournment.
P. M. Devotional Exercises Pi
W. M Shcal.
Report on Foreign Missions N
P. N. Lott.
Report on Home Missions N
Milie Minick.
Report on State Missions Mrs
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complete line of
S AND DRUG j$
"JDRIES. j
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SESESESBESBBSESESES
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R' A. Crawford.
Report on Training School Committee.
Miscellaneous. c
Adjournment.
Tuesday open meeting with serH
mon. ,
8:30p. m. Sermon Dr. J. H. Thayer (
Collection for Miss Hydie Chapel
Wednesday 10 a. m. Devotional
exercises miss oanie tvaae rsurton. Report
of Sunbeam Bands and R. J
A.
Report of Sup't J. P. S.
Address by Mr. Hatcher.
11 a. m. Open meeting with ad
o? dress by Rev. 1). F. Crossland of
Brazil.
j Report on Margarit Home Comthe
mittec' j
j Misceleanous Mrs. 1. B. Edwards
Chairman.
.,qc Adjournment.
V H J
P. M. DeVotional Exercises. 4
Jve Reports of Y. W. A. *
on_ Report of Sup't of Y. W. A.
tist 'n co^e?c Miss Culie
hat Cullum' f
Report of Committee. ^
Election of Officers.
the Miscelleanoues.
Adjournment.
Mrs. Alvin Etherede.e, for committer
and
;S a CARD OF THANKS
be
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Shealy desire
to avail themselves of this opportune
t . , .
tunity to express their sincere apoon
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preciation and gratitude to the good
j people of Batesburg for their kindness
and sympathy during the long
Illness and at the death of their dear
lllc by Roper.
Z SMITH'S M AJOR- ?
ices ITY IS FOUR
[V THOUSAND
>terj
^ I WILL HAVE 35 MORE VOTES
THAN BROWN IN CONof
VENTION.
city
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day ! Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 24.?"Cannomlass
1 ?sm" played an important in Georgia t
ers PO^dcs during the past several 1
months and at the Democratic pri- t,
ster maries yesterday brought the tie- t
' UP feat of Leonidas F. Livingston and ^
day William M. Howard, in point of
rcjS; service the oldest member oi the ^
rcj Georgian delagation in the national t
c ' house. In the Fifth district William ?
Schley Howard, a young attorney,
won a decisive victory over Livingston.
In the Eighth district the returns
show a convention majority of
four votes for S. T, Tribble and toaion
day Congressman Howard filed noield
tice of contest of the electien. He *
charrres irreffularities nt twr> nriVJn. K
cts in Klbert conuty, which gave
'ust Tribble a majority of four votes. I
The other nine members of the
Dnal Georgian deligation in ( otigress are
assured of renomination.
The first against Livingston and I
s?. Howard was, in each case, based up- j
on their alleged dersetion of the
Democratic party when it was sought
last December to change the so-call- $
ed Cannon rules of the house. t!
Ige, Former Gov. Hoke Smith wen the I
nomination lo governor over the in- d
n cumbcnt, Josepn M. Brown. Smith's tj
, popular majority in the State was
us~ approximately 4,000. Two years ago
Brown whom Gov. Smith had re- *
lee- moved as chairman of the State railroad
commission, defeated Smith
for reelection by a popular majority
flrs of more than 10,000. ,,
Among the few contests !'o other
. State offices, J, A. Perry won over
rs" O B Stephens, for railroad eomiss- il!
ioners; M L Brittain defer ted B M
liss Settler for State school commissioner;
T S Felder won over the incum- E
bet, H A Hall for attorney general. ?
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College fees, room, lights. e;c jlh-J ;
26; Board, $12 per mor.'l. r i j * 1' . 2*1
lose paying tuition, $40 aciditi nal. i
he health and morals o. the sti. u f,/
ints are the first conaiderat! <n of
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hips, worth $1?S8. lvor catalogue, T./ 'L T1
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it's the onl\ way to pr?>poi 1\
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IUKMOND. i'hat a clian, nice. iia^rant corn\
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i' 1 'c i no jjioifut! ai 1(1 . iio wator is delivered by b
fr-pi ssure. elevat 1 or attic tank to leak, I
i'r? m- -\-rTflov.'or collate. The tank is made of
. and will last almost indefinitely. t
i tiu fi.io.-i lino of pomping machinery?the result
ear - ( xpe rimerit :ng and practical experience. I
i ' ,>s are operated l>y ' and, gasoline engines,- elec- R
\ tr rtoi.-.w, -tc. Kewanee Systems are complete. They are ?
\ o install. livery plant si nt out under a positive I
. :.t *.: vc. i0,000 Kewanee Systems jn successful p
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Knows How to (*ive the l>ah .'? s X
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nil w ill ho must liavcaoood hall ^
I (:i> do the lick. 8&
Regulation Base Ball!
S Outfits J
!\ 1 cie k\ul\ lor the lovers ol the sport. Whether i|S
' p . ssioiKtls or amateurs, here i.s the place lor i utl'ls
Sporting tiouils, Mantels, Tiles, Etc fy,
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: i-fcts A. ILORtCK & BRO. P
15!^ Main St.. Columbia, S. C. ^
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