The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 27, 1922, Image 2
TIIEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
OPENED YESTERDAY
All Institutions Under P'resbyterian
Control Face Promising Year.
The Columbia Theological seminary,
under the joint control of the synods
of South Carolina, Georgia and Flvi'i
da, of the Southern I'resbyterian
church, opened onl \\ednesday, Sept.
20th, at five o'clock ill the a fte'nioonl.
The prospects for the full jun ior class
is very promising. It will he one of
the largest classes matricuiated in
nmany years. The total enrollment for
the coming session will be about 70
st udents. Plactically every mem wr
of the student body has been engaged
in soie form of religious service dur
ing the past summer. They have fill
ed vacant pulpits in many of Our
giroups ani1d the report comes of 1an
accessions to our churebich membership
through their etiorts. Their services
.exteald fr'm \'irginia to Ahlbama and
Miiipi.
Thie faculty for the eoning ses siOn
will be unchanged. At the preseni
time, evevry member is in splendid
health and spirit for the work of the
coing witr. 1-:ach has spent a hwy
)..). dI the president, inl addition,
ti leoinv alter the interests of t'
seilniiary, has filled maniy enga
mhnt Sat our Bible con ferences, al"i
preached practicalI y every Sunday.
Dr1'. Cl'heeters has spenIt a quiet
unimme at his res lId e In i Charlotte,
Dr. Reed has illed a nmber of en
gagements at our Hible con ferences
and has preached practically every
Sunday dourig the sum me'.
Dr. \\hite spent his vacation at his
residence in Richmond, \'a., filling the
pulpits of the Richmond churches for
a numher of Sundays.
Dr. Meltoil Clark has spent a Very
busy summer delivering series of lec
tures at our Bible conferences in
Florida, Montreat and Georgia.
Dr. Green delivered a series of lec
tures at the Christian Workers' con
ference of the South Carolina synod at
Clinton.
Dr. Kerr sent several weeks ill
study at the University of Chicago.
Mr. Murchison has been kept busy
for the most part il superintending
the improvements on the campus and
filling a preaching engagement in
Haddonfield, New Jersey.
Altogether it has been a summer
filled with fruitful activity for the
church by the entire faculty.
The new students as well as the old
will be delighted to know of the im
provemlents which have been made o1
the campus during the past summer
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A nice new dining room has been com
pleted and the kitchen and pan'tries
greatly improved to add to the effi
ciency of the dining department. The
old dining room, to which the new is
attached, will be used for a reading
an(d recreation room1 by the students.
'T'le dormitories have all been freshen
ed up1) with calsominie and paint, and
lavatories with hot and cold water
placed between each suite of rooms.
The beds and other comforts will be
new and fresh for the incoming stu
dents. In addition to the old dormitor
ies, a nice residence has been rented
and is located just across the street
firom the refectory to care for the ad
ditioial students, inl order to give each
student a separate room if so desired.
'Ihle Preshyteriani College of South
Carolinla has en rolled 1811 boys, with
about 8' inl the Freshman class. With
this tine looking bunch of boys and
sptlendid faculty, we see no reason
why this may n1oL be the best year in
the history of the college.
Thornwell Orphanage now has; 351
boys and girls unlder its care.
VAtU E 01 N EWSPAPEl O10
TOWN IIEYON I) ESTIMATION
It Is the Mirror as Well as the Eye
and Moutpiece of a Community.
"Old Ilurrygraph" (.1. A. Itobinson
of Durham) contrilbuted the follow-1
iig article on the value of a news
paper to the first issue of the Gralnite
Falls Times:
"Every place of importance in this
busy, hustling age, has its local news
paper. It has long since become an
established fact that a newspaper is
the mirror of a thrifty community.
I It is also the eye and mouthpiece of
that community. Publicity is a great
moving force in these times of live
coiiec'Cial activities.
"A newspaper is not only the most
intelligent force in advertising a town
aiid keeping it on the map, but it is
also a telling force between the seller
and the buyer. It brings the two to
gether, and thereby creates trade. It
is the most economical means of draw
ing attention to a town as well as the
quickest mode of communication be
tween the citizens of a community.
Its advertising columns, where they
live,, wide-awake business men see the
advantage of letting the public know%
who they are and where they do busi
ness, inl a finie spirit of liberality, tellF
the story of a town's various enter
pjrises. This catches the eye of the
public and rivets it upon the towm
with a live newspaper.
"Did you ever stop to think, Mr
dBusiness Man, that in this hurryinf
age many people are continually mov
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you know just
nber of fires?
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day, fodder, bar
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ing about; new people move in who
are not acquainted with the local ner
chants, the manufacturers, the va
rious new, as well as the older in
habitants, and it is regarded by the
most successful businesses as the best
medium through which to keep their
trades constantly before the public.
People look in the newspapers for
what they want. They haven't time,'
like in the olden days gone by, to
walk around and hunt bargains. Peo
ple are in a hurry. The newspaper
carries your trade and invitation into
their homes and serves as a silent
salesman-in fact, your advertisement
works for you while you sleep.
"The advertising advantages of a
paper to a town is not its only value.
The local news, the social gossip,
which will be found in no other paper,
creates an nthusiasm which gives
life and energy to a place. It helps
neighbors tW know about the achieve
ments of each other. It stimulates
town pride and lets the world know
what you are doing. It. is as good as
a weekly letter from home to those
at a distance. It gives encouragement
and boost to local enterprises they
would not otherwise get. The value
o)f a newspaper to a community can
hardly be estimated.
"The faith a town puts into its
newspaper is the faith that builds
towns. The power of the press can
not be estimated in words. A success
ful paper must have the co-operation
of the community. Every advertiser
--and every man in business should
advertise-and every subscriber is the
maker of a good paper. His patron
age in either case is the life blood of
the enterprise. The unity of the
whole, behind and backing the pub
lisher-makes the best paper possible
in any community. Put your need of
a good newspaper in the hands of
faith and its publisher. Faith in the
enterprise, and back of that faith a
hearty and cheerful patronage. Don't
ask how, why or when. Just do your
level best for your town paper, and
have an abiding faith, which is the
great miracle-worker of the age.
Many a place has grown from a
mere hamlet to a big thriving town
by the efforts of its newspaper, and,
the faith its citizens had in it, and
backed up that faith with co-operation
with the publisher."
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DA GENCY
DALE, Manager
Office in Rear of Laurens National Bank Building
s, S. C.
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