The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 15, 1921, Image 6

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DR. J. 1. GAMBRELL PASSES IN DALLAS Was Eminent Baptist, Native of South Carolina and Valiant Confederate. Dallas, Texas, June 1.-Dr. J. B. Gambrell, retired president of the Southern Baptist Convention, died at the home of a daughter here today. Ile was a noted Southern educator, having served as professor at various Southern Baptist Theological institu tions. For many years he was editor of the Southern Baptist Standard at D1allas. lie is survived by two sons, and three daughters. Headed Mercer Macon, Ga., June 10.-Dr. J. B. Ganibrell was president of Mercer University from 1S93 to 18%, when he was called to Texas, where Bap tists credited him with doing his greatest work. le once clashed with General Fred Funston. Dr. Gambrel was born in Ander s :n . C.. and radua d from the University of MississiPPi Wien the war between the states hr 'ke oeoud the soconld Miss issippi regilent . serving four years. being wotinded five times. Ie was in the famous charge when General Pickett led the \irginia and Misli ippi troops t death assalPitae the heights at ett.Sburg. For ' 19 Days June Sale CN ni t Hot priets. # $. , . ,$ ' A 1 iMt Mln's goi heavv I Is;o.6 Js.. &. ,( 'nats 1 wel made. 1M valu Sal pre .. .. GOODS GOING FAST No. 1 Store 210 eading a companY of Mississippians, s e won his capacity after he had been I wonded. After the war General Pickett mar ried Mrs. Gambrell's sister. t Dr. Gambrell became famous among the followers of the Baptist denomi nation while doing editorial work for the Baptist Record, for his "old time religion" advocacy. Four years ago Dr. Gambrell was elected president of the Southern Bap tist convention, in which capacity he served until a month ago. In 1919 Dr. Gambrell and Dr. E. Y. Mullens went to Europe to make a survey for the Baptist church of the work there. His health began to fail shortly after his return from Elurope. In the latter part of 1916 Dr. Gam hrell tigured in a clash with General Fred Funston in a Texas camp over the right of preachers to enter mili tary camps. General Funston de elared that he didn't wtit "helnire preached to soldiers." The secretary of war uphold Funston. WlI.SON TO KEEP TAll ON AFFAIRS 6O Princeton Students Send Him Let ter of Appreciation. Washington, .June 12.-Former Pre sidt Wilson, ill receiving a delega n today afrom Princeton University ow for t LAUNOCR0 4-CUFPS Speclal Shirt Sale-S9e to ..9S 0 LL PICE \ ........... .........10c a s .Tunc Sal priic .....---....69c .u:e sal pri''..............98c iu 4 verals. ,J une 8ale .......75c ae speilal .... ....-, . 5 :s. :keep IY1 ... .........5c w y.ards 8Spol ttocn. Sa:0e ..25c vi t Worik S'-hirts fultl Ieut and .Ju Sal.' pri'...........75c !p, J'rmerly sdl1 at &1 Ju~nc ... . .. .. . ... .... . ... 59c UNE SALE--RI J.c. Wst Laurens Street. 01, tudents, was quoted as saying he t lans to "keep his ideals actively be- c ore the public." Mr. Wilson, his callers said, told t hem he was keeping in touch with olitical developments, but he did not ndicate in what manner he planned to t >articipate in public affairs. The former President and Mrs. Wil- t on received a committee of four ?rinceton undergraduates represent ng the newly formed Woodrow Wil ,on Society of Princeton. L. C. xoods, Jr., of Pennsylvania, president )f the association, presented Mr. Wil. ;on a letter signed by 600 Princeton students promising efforts for "due recognition of all members of all par ties to Woodrow Wilson, as Prince ton's foremost graduate, for his leadership of America during the try ing times of peace and of war, and for the courage and idealism he show ed in endeavoring to promote the peace of the world." Mr. Witsoi expresscd his apprecia tion of the tribute. The delegation, in addition to Mr. Woods, included: Morgan C. Day, of Missouri; C. T. Le Viness, of Maryland, and Sidney She -wood, of New York. The annual commencement exercises of the Thornwell Orphanage were ushered in Sunday morning by the preaching of the annual baccalaureate sermon to .he members of the gradua .BUlB he Red h 25e to 691c Slipir Sale $1.00 $2.~1) quality 'Men's Work "PECIAJ D) 95.HI Shirt .... .... .... . Shirt .... .... ..., lDOYS' Sri $1ac' Whi>Ute Oxf. ds,. .\n' WVhite (xirrl- ... 10c Is.lMo Shs ~.... .... .. V IT HDRAW N iClbE.\N SWVE IP .J'NFIsS. Ailui.t cle'ar the shelve.. pair .f iool comfort)11able 0: pars in':i in this sale. all I )rop in- --we will lit you 1 Coo Mlot Suits. formerl)ts TIhe hiot mnths are just ah j'y life. I lot iAlen's Co speelal Julne1 Sa-le . - ~CORD-BREA< BURNS 1 Sand. LAURE ing class in the L1-hornwell Memorial I hurch by the Rev. S. C. Byrd, D. D., resident of Chicora College, Colum 'in, S. C. The exercises were presid d over by Dr. L. Ross Lynn, presi ent of the institution, and were at eneded by a large congregation, the norning worship in the churches of he city having been suspended for' he occasion. The pastors of the city vere seated on the rostrum and took )art in the program. I Dr. Byrd selected as his text, "Who soever will come after me, let him :leny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me." He spoke of the' interpretation put upon the different -rosses of the individual and said that the real cross Christ is speaking of is that of a life of consecrated ser vice filling a definite mission and ea reer in the Christian world. There are three attitudes to be taken to-. wards that cross, he asserted, that of; scorn, indifference, and the Christian spirit. In conclusion, he told the young people to take up their cross in three ways, willingly, enthusiasti cally and sacrificially. The sermon was one of force, tilled with thought and inspiration and brought a con vincing message to the hearts of the large congregation. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) It stops the ouagh and Headache andi works off the Cold. E. W. GROVES tignature on each box. 30c. LNS lot June to $2.98 Fine Soap, 3 for 2 c [a t ,. .... ...... $1.48 .... ................. ..$1.50 .... ..$2.00 .... ................. ..$2.45 .... .... ........ .. ....$2.95 r MPE(I.\f S.\LE . .........................$4.00 ...... ............. ....$5.00 .. .... .... .... .... ...$6.00 *Liunk in handl s4eed, spea'lal $2.25 . .... .... .... $1.48 up to $2.98 . .... .... ......... .......$4.00 .. .... ...................$5.00 i)DS, 1).PIECIA .\bMS.L. .. .... ...................$3.00 .. .... ...................$4.00 ... .... .............. .... .$5.00 alie~s.,'c (quality .-.. ....30c Denv~ims,~ goo or men's111 and~ . .... ......................25c il JTune Sal" ..$8.98 toi $16.75 ..........................35o AS LOTS AIE ,. .Junei Sale price 3 can foar 25c ......................35c No is your chance to get a fine dtods at Jiue Male pri.es. 3,Pwui dark mohauir, pin1 strip' andl - od at .$12.50O, June fale $8.98 ed of us. Dress eool anid enl ... .... .... ............$12.95 ING PRICES ) &coI NS,S.C. No.2 ! BATHING SUITS See our line of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Chil dren's Bathing Suits. Latest styles just arrived from New York TAYLOR & MAY Going Coj On Now Sale Prices - ANCM C/flffE& Cf 84VIAW COAT 129 aryr The Sale, 12e to %,9c Special 98Se 10M Shirt this meek P2.00 50e quality heavy Khaki Cloth, -good for menCI'S and boy s' pant~s .... .... .... .... ... .... --- - - - . 25c 11ig line of Bsovs' Kniee Pant . . ..,. . . .. .. 4c up to $2.48 lBig stook llov.;' "Suits closing out June sale . .$2.98 to $9.50 ,"2.2 5 Mis ''3iddy likuse, fine Twill, sale price .... $1.25 1 lot Ladies' White and Fanoy Wash Skirts, saile price! 98c $1.00 quality Liadies3' Shirtwists ..... .... .49c $2.()o W ateh,. .... .... .... .... .... ... - .--... -.. $1-49 $ .0 A a m C o k...%". a ... ... .... .... .... .. . 1.39 50equaity OurainGoosCow .. ... ...... .25 750qu lit C rtan ood , inoqu lit . .. .. .. ..39 $125 .ie 's U io S is . . .. .. . . . .. . .. 5 750 qulity len'sl'nderhirtsa nd rawer . ....5 5 h x s .' t h s ( o t 0 ) . . . . . . . .. . . 5 50 hali hrend Khaki Cloth ..dfrmi ' n os .pa5.it.\.n's.uit..... .... .... .......... Big ine f By& Kee ants....... ....5 u to. .4825 i~2.5 Ntss~'Midy B~u~etin Twill .... .... .$.25c $1 00 ualty adis' hirwst......... .... ......5c S~c ualty Crtaii Gods no ...... ........ ..25c $1.2 M~ ~ ~ Sit~.... ...... .........1.750 $:)5.0 . Let cn's nd oun irtns aiduics .... .........$1.350 N oe 10 lisno w 1)rt hr 4sh.hu.k.....June...b-.....99c0 $2. ale . un Speial.pri............... .....48c 1; lotr4\r aen ha im.0hi~ lat. June.. al...... ..$.5 1,0 hads 3& a~ S eaI land.good.w.ight.Jun...a.e...5c 4-Iol Tea') Olam worti 15 Junle.......... .... ..... ....10c 1.2 tal erCidns Sun '........................ ...$1.25 1~t5 tab lei Mnsi' and Wong m eni's Su n .a...,.worth $750 Junei vale. prine ....a .... .... .... .... .... ....398 lta o Tnt ( rla a f th c re m...... ........ .