The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, January 30, 1902, Image 11
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January 30, 1902 THE, LUTHERAN VISITOR
UKWBERRY COLLEGE NOTES, ^10101601
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and Cake
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strongest of all baking pow
ders,absolutely free from alum,
ammonia and every adulter
ant. 44 Royal” makes the best
and most wholesome food.
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The faculty has decided to give a
recess the first week in April to
enable the students to visit the
Charleston Exposition and it is
thought that a .large number of
them will take advantage of the
opportunity. A visit to Charleston
will be worth more to them than a
week in college, and the boys and
gifts will have a great time.
• * «
Next week the Rev. W. L Sea-
brook will deliver a series of lec
tores before the college Y M. t \ A.
And tbe following week the asso
ciation will send a delegation to the
Btateconvention iu Columbia. The
Kssocmtiou exerts a strong influence
for good and is worthy of support.
• • •
The students have been blessed
in the matter of good health this
session. There has practically
been no sickness among them, and,
ss s result, attendance upon tbe
regular work of the classes has
been excellent.
• • •
The boarding hall has had
marked success under the manage
ment of Mr. and Mrs. b. O. Eptiug.
In spite of tbe high prices of gro-
e tries the boarders got through tbe
first three months of tbe sesion on
about $5 a month each. We hope
that no one will expect them to
live on less than this.
• • •
Ten new stndenta have entered
college since Christmas, running
the enrollment up into the sixties.
The totul enrollment this year will
probably be about ten short of that
of last session, and yet the attend
ance is most gratifjing. The pre
sent senior class is smaller than
that of 1901 by eighteen members,
bnt the total enrollment in the col
lege classes is larger than it was
last year.
• • •
Daring the recent meeting of the
Soathren Educational Association
in Colombia an important college
meeting was held, at the call of the
State Superintendent of Education.
The object of the meeting was to
take action looking to the adoption
of uniform minimum entrance re-
quirements and a uniform rale as
to accredited preparatory schools
Furman, Wofford, Erskine, New
berry, the S C. College, the Cit
adel, and the College of Charleston
were represented. At an ajonrned
meeting, to be composed of repre-
aentives from these colleges, acon-
atitntion and by laws will be adopt
ed for the permanent organization
of an association of colleges,
G. B. C.
COLUMN OF RESERVES.
Reaulta of the Fall Campaign of 1901,
g, Based Upon Roll Booka Heturned.
Amount previously aoknow-
led|(ed, as presented by
Roll Books returned prior
to September 1, 1901, $18,000 95
80. Roanoke Pastorate, Va,
Rev Tbeo C Parker, pee
ler: South View, $38 05;
Zion, 15.70; Vinton, 5.75;
(ilade Creek, 0.85; 85 40
81. Rev C Luther Miller, Hex,
N C, Tennessee Synod:
Holly drove, $23 17; Pil-
irrim, 8 97; Emanuel, 3 95;
Jerusalem, 1.60, 37 59
82. Rev J C Repass, Leplo,
Va, S W Va Synod: St
James, $31.57; Qiesler’s,
2 00; Damascus, 5.00; Lu
ther Chapel, 30 55, 09 12
83. St. John's. Salisbury, N
C, Rev L E Busby: Cash
and subscriptions, 294 40
84. Nazareth church, S C Sy
nod, RevQeoS Bearden, 53 80
W M Lown, whose leita-
oy is elsewhere reported,
was a member of this
church.
85. Burke's Harden, 8 W Va
Synod, Rev J H Wyee:
Previously reported $793.-
05; additional, 3 10
80. St Mark's church. Rev R
C Holland: Previously
reported $850, additional 0 00
87. Rey J W Sirlckler, Ste
phens City, Va., VirKinia
. Bynod, 74 00
88. StPaul’s.TennesseeSynod
Rev M L Pence, Tom’s
Brook, Va, additional, 3 89
89. Tennessee Synod, Rev A
R Beck, Righiwell, S C:
St Peter’s, $101.35; St
John's, $19 10, ItO 45
90. St Mark’s, Roanoke, Va,
S W Va Synod: Dr L O
M Miller, 226 81
91. Christ church. Staunton,
Va, Rev ADR Hancber,
pastor: Cash, $195.60;
pled|<e, $4 60, 200 00
93. St John's, Wytheville,
Va, Rev Paul Selg, pas
tor: Cash,$221.43; pledges
9130.00, 361 43
93.-Zion St Jamee, Waynes
boro, Va, Rev 8 L Kel
ler, successor to Rev E C
Crook: Cash, $128 34;
Pledgee, $120.00, 246 31
94. Rev Wm A Deaton, Dal
las, N C, (Tenn Synod):
Philadelphia church,
$82 88; Antioch church,
$40 00, 128 88
(Formerly (see No. 1)
from College Chapel cb.
8200, making $328 88
from Rev. Deaton'e
charge).
95. Rev J H Wileon, Ehr-
bardt, 8 C: Mt Pleasant,
cash, $149.00; pledge,
$31 00; St Nicholas, cash
$43.75; pledge, 920.00, 243 74
90. Rev deo A Riser, Mt
Sidney, Va: St James,
$22.75; Salem ch, 933.77;
Melanotbon, $20.45; cash
$37 87; pledge, $45 00, 82 97
97. St Martin’s, Cabarrus co.
N C, through Chae E
Boger, (Tenn Synod) cash 1100
98. Rev J B dreiner. D D,
Rural Retreat, Va: Haw
kins Chapel: Formerly
reported $220.75—addi
tional, 5 00
No. 99. Rev W P Huddle,
Madison, Va. Hebron eh.,
formerly $559 50; addit’n'l 3 75
Total, $20,273 07
Names enrolled, 7,742.
Summary of Returns.
Pastors.
Virginia Rvnnd, 13
1 1 672 72
S W Virginia 8yr~d. 13
2 709 07
Holston Synod, 4
110 03
Mississippi Sloo.I.
03 20
North Carolina by u< d. 18
3 311 10
Tennesse- S; nisi 11
1.165 51
South Carolina e»> n<-d. 14
9.856 74
Georgia Synod. 3
070 84
Personal eootrlbiiibio*.
98 16
Personal -ubM-ripiionk.
120 00
Joi'-f f/*M$f**r* 4jO** '1 e0 84
ai d Sootli Cao i ■« S . 1.0
L. 50 00
W M 1,0'•o Leg o-v.
I.OI4 05
No"b Oeroli'jH 1 ’• of*r< i-
c<\
Tennessee S; 0'«!.
20 24
Tot 1,
$20 274 82
CLMURY MEMORIAL FUND.
Cash Receipts.
8t b^nl's church, Va $ 25
St J ihn'scb , r 'h<*r;«st->u SC 398 25
At nneb ch . N C 17 75
Philadelphia cbu-ch N. C... 74 83
Macedonia church H C 11 00
Mt Olivet church. SC 7 90
Uuiou ihnrch. 8. C 3 50
St. Mai tin’s church, N. C... 11 00
••Subscriber, ” Tenn 40 OO
St. Matthew’s church. Va.. 5 00
Pleasant Hill chnrch, Va.... 6 00
Botetourt charge, Va 10 00
Rev T.C.Parker. Floyd. Va. 5 00
Rev, W B. Anil, BuenaVieta,
Vs 1 0O
T. H. Rawl, Lexington, S.*C. 4 00
W II &F.M Soc’y, Waynes
boro. Va 10 00
Mbs Mattie Harn-r, Waynes
boro. Va 5 00
Rev V. R. Stickley, Enoch-
ville N. C 5 00
B. L. Umberger N. C...... 5 OC
Mt lloreb church, S. C 1 88
Bethlehem church, S. C 2 00
Rev. I. B. Greiner, Rural
Retreat. Va. 72 00
Gro. D. Rast. Cameron.S.C. 24 88
J.M.Miller & son, Rio, W.Va. 10 00
Henry Hisghman, Hanging
Rock Mills, W Va 0 25
Rev. P Miller, Rio. W.Va.. 15 00
[Last week’s report is re
published above so that three
items which were omittqd by
the tieasnrer may appear
regularly I
H. W Lad wick N.C 43 40
St J«oob‘a ch.SC M 70
8t. Thomas’ cb., 8 C . I 60
9 Ml* lo
Previously report d 13 370 78
Total to date $14 173 34
Rev. and Mrs C. A Marks. .$ 60 OO
O. W. Koiner t 00
Phi ip Melsel jr, and family . 10 (’0
J. B O’Neall Holloway 0 oj
College church, Salem, Va.. (.8 80
Mt Plsgah eomr . Va 5 oo
Hebron cong. Va 32 25
Blaud Pastorate, Va 14 10
Glade Creek i h.. Va 1 83
Vinton ch., Va 4 75
South view church, V • 10
Little Mountain ch , 8 C'.... 07 OO
New Hope ch . Mtss 4 OO
$ 272 85
Previously reported 14,172 88
$14,445 73
C M Epird, Thvas.
Lexington. S C , Jan. 25, 1902.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of tbe Ens-
tachin Tubi. When this tuba D in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
impertect hearing, and when it is en -
tlrely closed Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken ont and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever. Nine cases ont of ten
are can-ed by Catarrh, which is noth
ing bnt an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We wiil'give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (earned by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars,
free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.