The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 18, 1926, Page SIX, Image 6
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Chester Paragraphs
The City Schools opened Wednes
day morning, ?apU JBth witTx an un
rollment of more than 800. Teachers
and pupils are now hard at WoYkT
The faculty consists of the rollowing:
S. L. Finley, Principal; M'Ss Willa
Moragne, Ninety-Six; Miss Dewey.
" -McDow^J^-Union.; Miss A'flnie E. Garrick,
Columbia;" Miss-Ernestine Burr,
Port Royal; Miss EL Louise Stanback,
Chester; Miss Elva J. Lowry, York;
MrsLS. L.TinleyTM rsrTVlaggie HoopGussie
Mae .Williams, Tuskegee, Ala.,
Domestic SCience; Mr. G. W. Mals.
bey, Chester, Brickmasonry; Mr. J.
J. Agurs, Miss Lois Henry, Columbia;
?? Miss Laufa Hmton, Miss Maria Alex-.
ander, Miss EstellirXewiar Miss7 Rasa
Gilmore, Miss Connie C. McElWain,
Mjss Fannib B. Cassell,. Miss -Sallie
F'eatherston.e.'
i nr r_ l?. m.! n t-\ i
i?r. anu aurs. uonn lyier 01 c^oiumI
^ bia;' are visiting. JVIr. and Mrs., J. S.
Stanback. ^
? ' Mr. Frank Baum of Asbury Park,
* N. J., is here to spend the winter with
-? his-lather, Rev. D? -G. Baum.
^*~ t?- Mm Bessie Douglass was called
to Charlotte Fridhyj?because of the
' 'IIIiimTM nf * ppWiyci-??? ' , .?
The. many friends of Mrs. Armaria
Stanback Alexander of New York City
who is here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Stanback. will be pleased
?to knpw that she" if^impi'ovhu!: 4i>
health.
Miss Tbuise. Stanback is ""again at
her duties in the class room after
being indisposed for several days last
' wnoV ~ "-a _ . . " .
. The fullowipg have left for the va,
rious colleges: Messrs. bewiu Mc
PfArntT W 111 ffrv f il? TrunwK?Rtiwanw
Johnson C. Smith Univ.;'Misses Mag*
gie Honor, Alice Lilly, Benedict Colleger
Miss Baynard Isoni, Scotia ; Miss
Bernice Allen, Howard Univ.'; Miss
?Lottie?WMamie Perry ,
Hampton Inst.; Miss Pauline Heyman,
Livingstone; Miss Sarah Agurs,
Edward Waters College, Jacksonville,
, FlorwfaT . ?
Prof.lS. L. Finley and Mrs. Emma
- James left Sunday afternoon for Bal
timore where they went a.s Grand
Representatives to
Mrs. George Forrest, Colum&la, is
visiting her niuther? Mrs. Phyllis
' sdja, McClure^CfeuL.'
Mrs. Emma Sanders has moved into
her new cottage on SIcCluro St.
: Ml.ls Isubi'l: Duuglasb is.iiuite oioltat
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. WaWl Doutrlass. Mobley St.
Mr. tJeorgirltypcr, bho of^ Chester's
v ^ home in Jeterville, after many months
? of declining health. The funeral
services were held Sunday at Calvary
?; Baptist .Church where the?deceased.
-M- - . was a devoted- member tfor many
years. ^ undertaker R. S.'Aytlrt was
in charge.?^e body was bried with
Odd Fellows honors in Hebron Cemetery.
" Rev." J. W. Coleman preached
the sermon." Roy. R. A. Carroll also
: spoke. Mr. S. I* read resolutions
from the Board of' Trustees.
Boir. W M rhtsnlro, PY.pnstnr of
Calvary Baptist Church ids-a patient
at th Chester Sanitarium^
" ~ TheTnuraerous friends hejre "of Prof.
!ahiT7M?Sr~Tr L. Duckett, Columbia,
'were filled with deepest sorrow?at~V
the news of the death of?their-dearson,
Newton. ' '
Mrs. Alberta Doutrla^a; of Atlan
. tic City N. J.','.is visiting Mrs. E. M.Isom,
Ashford Street.
Rev. W. M.' Currence isrsohiewhat"
indisposed.
" Mr." and TSIrs; Romare, Mrs. Beulah
Hinton and Mrs. Mamie Hemphill
motored to Gastonia, Sunday and
spent the day--with relatives and
friends.
Rev. Mr. Baten of 4 Newberry spent
. _*?^Tuesday night with Prof. S. fcr Finley
and was present at the opening
of school. He made a helpful talk
?to the student*. ? :?
Meeting at Calvary
Baptist Church Will begin on Monday
night, witn kcv. Mr. watson or ltmge
Springs conducting. Dr. J. C. White
of Columbia will take charge the 2nd
week.
. . Rev.- R. A. Carroll; pastor " of the
A M. T^. Z. CJjurch has returned from
-? an entenaivo northern ?.?
" imv 1, C. Oti'Mytr
the National Baptist Convention.
. ijie rcyl val meeting at mt. Olive
Baptist Church is being conducted
this week by Rev. Mr. Hampton.
?' ' Mis? Fngene Lohch and lfttlp grand
daughter,-Willie Mamie.; are, xisitnig
in Charlotte.- T
Thtr-following persons have returned
respective places: Miss Sarah Baum,
? AtfKivry Park,. N. J.: Miss Laura Hinphia;
Miss C.' Mfllwain, Mrss
Rosa GinTard, Washington; "Miss 'Etiz
e abeth Foster Miss Alberta Howard
Blowing Rock; Miss Susanna Mfrlhtosh,
Baltimore; Mr. L. A. James, Mr.
Samuel James, Wrightsville Beach;
1 J -Afynru I.nrinif Mr RnWi.
Macon, Mr. Wm. Byrd, HendersonVilte.
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- - - THE PALMS']
r visited Fischer's-unapei M. t;..Church.
' i T^e stork .visited the home of Mr.
Z Mrs. Curies Kwero-a?d-loftut iine
T baby girt;?Her name will bg. _calle^
1 Mr. J. T. Douglass 'motored tc
Onmden and attended the Presbyterj
fast week. *.- r
Mrs. Hattie Smith has returnee
afUr spwatiititf three weelts very plPfli
antly-in Plainfield, Jersey City^ane
'other Northern points. ?^
airs. Burnette Jacobs Boyd and lit
tie daughter of Philadelphia, are, vis
-iting relatives here.
marriage in Washington, D. C. o:
Miss Ednora Wright, the latter par
of this month.
Thru the goodness of Rev. S. W
Fnrdham. firo. Thomas Sanders am
Samuel Williams we were invite*
frdm~t1re^Sunday~Schtrol Convention
"last" Saturday to the High Hill Bap
tist Church to preach a Society Ser
mon. After we secured permissioi
from Dr. Harrison, with friend San
tiers at the* steering wheel we wer<
m munter in 11) minutes a distance o
10 miles. After staying in Sumter i
short1 time we started for High Hill
As we were-leaving Sumter we naT
' rowly averted trribhewretik, tho&
who were driving the front" cardi
not hear our signal whistle and botl
Sanders fore-sight and segacity pu
into ^uick operation ,that saved u
from serious injury or possibly death
. After a few ni utes of deliberatior
Sanders soon had us at the church
where hundreds of people were in am
outside.
We were informed that this Churd
recently dismissed their pastor be
. i :i)i<r> of hi? continuous, preaching a
" gainst Methodism; bothUhurches ar
near each other,~they have been o:
" 'amiable terms for forty 01'lliuie .year
b-r-Ttps is one of the bjpstrand leadinj
loxrttl- societies in Soiit}r*Carolina, the;
. cording to its secretary, Mrs. Georgi
GbicloughT^this society collected thi
year $224.10; brought forward $501
75; paid out $210.00. Balance ii
trasury, $514.85.- The-success ot thi
order is due to its officials, ihe presi
clent is Reuben Curtis, vice-president
S. William, treasurer; W. B. Bolden
The field Agents are: Prince Simmon
G. Colclough, J. C. Capers, Paul Uaf
nish, Aaron Grant, Florence William
Charley Singleton, Jr W. Bolden an<
dth^rs. ? 1
ltev. Jenkins of the Jenkins-Gpeari
Undertakers of Sumter was presen
and" delivered one of the besit?speech
"es tor M3 department-ever-h?ftrd-in-i
long time, it seems he . was -in_ ?tb-<
right atittudoj his voice was swpf"
ami smooth, to say the least, he mad<
the hit of his life for .his depart
merit. He also donated ten dollar:
to the graded school. You bet wher
t)ie death, angel visited in t.his_CflIP:
-nrafdty^ .tonkins-Spears Undertaker:
CtTll. stire help them' on the^road thej
prepare; for in this worldT^The
New Uraded School .
-?hr3-eomitiuniiy-ha&-bu41t?one-of th<
finest** Rosenwald Schools in Sumtei
county. Mr? ^M. , H. Robinson, the
-county. Mr;?^?H. 'Robinson^?th<
president along with Mr. M. W. Rich
'al'iT^on, Thomas Kendi ix, J. >V. Moor<
K. Curtis. B. F. Murry, Powell Rob
Jiisuti, Prince Simmons^- C. L. Clas
son, Simon Evielj, S. C. Singleton* J
H. filler need the pfaise of this com'
munity for the work they are doing
Robinson, Louisa Richardson, Ophelit
Fulmer, Florence""Hunter! Preniftk
.Moore~Rhoda Robinson, Lena Moore
Afire Klanrtnrrahd others.
Rev. S. W. Fordham, the pastor ha:
things in good trim, the member:
followed, him to Bethel last Sundaj
andiield him'up while preaching. Rev
Fordham and this scribe are schoo
mates; ne is-a, d. rrom Alien-ana is
prepared to take care of himself anj
where. He married a very fculturet
"gftmrgr woma~nr~ They have "two sweei
children and geting along nicely witl
their church work. We expect tx
visit them again.
Tn fin.I tlin pnhlip a faint irlon n'
what these good people are diong ii
the school rally: Air. M. H. Robinsoi
gave $200 on this school;M.H. Rieh
ards6rr-$+80; Powell Robinson $160
Thomas Kendrix $80 and many other:
smaller amounts.
All this good work is credited t(
one ir>^n in p+rHt'Ular, Mr. MrHr Rol
jVinnn. the nrCflffTrnt "++ yon pyprvis
't 17-fh TTill TVTr. M: H
Robinson and Tom Sanders. The;
URfantlttfl Myra^stizubwlll. 1 > i
[ Mrs. Jessie Busch and "daughter,
- spending a while wilh iter mother;
Mrs Mintie_Hodges.
Miss Dorothy Hodges has returned
^ from Geneva, -Flav after spending--a
f while the guest of her; sister, Mrs:
t Jessie Busch. I
will regret vefy much to learn of his
~ The many friends of Mr. -Alex"Scott
- continned illness and wish for him a
speedy recovery.
The grand play entitled: "Not a
j -Man in-the House," which was held
^ Monday night at the M. L. and B.
^ Hall, .was a sucossb. Everyzi
body^-waa-elated over the play. We
regret very much to say^that all the
. gtrls who participated in the "play
will leave town, namely: Misses Rosae
lie and Catherine Pelot left Wednes{'
iny fa* Savannah/ where they wilj
a.l be con sighed to' the ""Haven Home
I School?" MisseS1 Mallissa aTnh Char;
j Intte Scriven will leave Friday foi
g- ClaflifC Univ.,?Orangeburg; Misses
jj-i-Ethel and Anna Nichols will leave
ft today for Tampa, Fla. and Misses
g- r.irrip *nr\ F.lpnrmr Mnrria y/il) leave
5j they will attend* Haven Home School,
i. -'M iss A. M. Hawkins accompanied
, by Mrs. Malissa Scriven left Wednesl(
day morning for Savannah, Ga. aftei
$ j spending a few days here as the guest
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n The revival -meeting at Red?Hill
s- Baptist?Church?eleaed?on?the?10th
5 many happy souls were converted and
y Rev. L. C. Jehkins preached some very
>_ ^trong~sermohs. .
a ~~The~~first sermon" was aTspecial messr
sage7- to negligent and backslidden
.. christians. He used as a text II Kings
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5" Sunday, Sept. 12^.was a high day at
- Red Hill.?Rev. R. W. Jeh^afadeTtv^
; ercd avery impressive sernTO^P T-he
u text used was St. Mrak 16:15.
s Visitors at Red Hill were Reef, and
~ "Mrs. W . VV. Uowdy.
3 Prof, DowHv i? fVio a on - nf noonn^
8- been given a scholarship at Chicago
t University University and will be
gin his special course in January,
S side from paying his tuition, $1,400
L wnnld hp. given t.n b,im and he would
i also get one half; of his present sala3
Misses Mamie E. Woods, Mary Jane
l Jenkins and Hagar Jackson left on
^ the 11th for Columbia to enter BooKr
i erVVVashington Hi School. ??
r Mr. W. D. Woodward who has been
in Ashville for the past-five months
_.is^at home for a ?pw weeks. . ?
3 ? Mise?Naney? Randolph - returned
r from Philadelphia, after spending a
i months' . . ' * " , . .
i There will be a Sacred Concert" at'
- Red Hill, Sunday Night, Sept. 26.
The public- is invited,? ?,
~ CONWAY, S. C. N
"I ^Rev. A. C. Sumter, pastor of the
': Dillon A. M. E. Churchr_was thrilled
J in the midst of his sermon last Sun1
day when four car loads- of the re'
presentative members of Bethel A. M.
' E. Church walked down the aisles.
Rev. Sumter was pastor in Con5
way for Jour years. The work he
1 did there.-especially with the young
1 people, has planted a seed of ever'
lusting remembrance. Old and young"
' are over-joyed When the naitte of
J Sumter is heard.
He is' the oldest child and only
son of Elder Sumter from" Sumter, S.
. C' He gradpatecPfrom Allet^TJhi1
versity with -honors, and studied the*
ology in Haward University. He also
joined the" Colors during the war and
helped to make the world safe -fw
1 democracy.. He is .a soul winner.
1 During his two years' pastorate?in
Dillon, he has "taken lp Bne'sduT per
? Sunday, plus the great number who
i flocked "to Christ during the late re~
vival meeting conducted by himself.
1 He was -secretary of the State
? T^eague during* its conVehtl6ftrlfl MfllSn
in rfsppft. *" hio pnnrl work, with
' the assistance of a" dear wife, who is
a musician of great talent, this party
of peple journeyed to Dillon to ex
press their attitude.
TTTcT people "ot Dillon' treated IMS
r party with the greatest of hospttah3
ty in a degree one can not get other
- than from a people like this.? ?
I W. -Johnson.
S=~ OUR MlltililWB liKTTWK
I visited several homes in.Mullins
* yesterday morning in the inthe inters
est of our News Club School Rally
? which will be held nt E-beneter A. M.
LiJLJCliurch the_ 4th Sunday ^n this
fel month mt a-3f> p. m...
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will treat you*wght.? W, R. B
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HAHUEkviLLE; S. C.
The closing feature of the summei
onWrtainnuwt-entitled, "The World';
Fair," was held at St. Stephens A
M. K. Church, Monday night, prove*
a success. Addresses, essays and o
' rations were
fitvme'of m
subjects s]5/3tnm cm were "Duty'
"J.ove'' and1 "The Results of Work.'
Mr. Eugene Williams of Savannal
(la. accompanied by Messrs. Georgi
Ellis, H. O.1 King, William Nelsoi
anil -Wallace MaUhe^a, ^otored_tj
irardeevllle, Sunday. While hera-ihej
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rTO LEADER ? "-T
, JJs are asking all the ministers,
_ Teachers. to comR out and take
ivu purL jidth. us_tfi_ assist in
t raising -one hundred dollars for the
* Slews Club &ctlA6i. i am asking ev^
T^body to brinf^ thfcir--Bibles and
hynyv hooks' with them and study well
our chapter^ we have for the month Of
Sept. The 'third chapter of the Gneeral
epistle of John. Let us take the
love the Father hath bestowed upon
us, ,1 want everybody to bring
^with them to this i;ally two dollars for
The Palhfctto Leader, published, in
our own Capital Citv every Saturday
morning. y /
We ask Prof, and Mrs. M. Roberts
speech-making and paying money in
? "our tally. tT"
Mrs."" lola M. Roebuck gave aid for
the News Club Schobl Progressive
_
' Letter Box.
I am asking all the fraternal socie1
lies in Mullins to come and be with
ais in this laudable enterprise. T
~ I aWi yours with christian greetings
? r-? D. C. Calhoun-?~
; ? ANDREWS, S. C.
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Miss Minnie Price of Jamestown is
the charming guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Greene at this writing.
- ?Mi. .^lelviii Jhnes motored- to Jblorence
last Thursday.
' - Rev. J. S. Benn accompanied by
"MrTETB."" Smith and her little daughter,
spent a few days in Charleston
I last Week. ' ~~
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- mrs. x. r rjones ana ner daughter
= spent last week" in" UeOViJblUWn With
L her mother.
1 Prof. Iloliman, Mr. Shokcs hud Mr.
I James Commander of McClellanville
spent Sunday in our city. ?
: Rev. J. C. McClellanville and his
= ^hoir 'ftf""" Kingstrge .Jigld services at
r St. Andrews A. M." EfChurch on Sun1
day. The collection "was $40.00. Come
again Rev.-?1?r ?: ?;
r Everybody was happy to see Mrs.
Essie-B, Greene out to "church on
Stiridajr. v She has been confined to
. her home on account of the sickness
of her little daughter, Mary Francis,
" for sometime. w,e are glad. to sayshe
has improved.
merchant- of/ our city., has just pur"
chased a jClmvmlei louring car.
Mr. Arfhur Stanley had as his guest
on Sunday, his aunt, Mrs. Mack of
- Georgetown. - - .. . .
- Mrs. A. Johnson has iust returned
- ftuin; Flumjie whete she has spent
her vacation. *- '
Mr. Taft Tindal who has beeti in
Philadelphia visiting his sister, has
returned home. ... j .'7'
Mr. Francis Greene and his s^n, Mr.
Alexander, of Hemmingway, wereseen
in town Saturday,
The SchoeT dinner given at Mrs.
success. Th<r funds getoward buif-ding
up & road leading to the school.
Litlle Jerome and Walter Frasier
have returned to their home in Geurge.
town after spending a very pleasant
" summer liuru with tlieii sister.
Miss Sarah Ladson who has been in
our city for about three ninths, has
returned to her home mJGeorgetown.
Newberry New?
The business side among farmers
and mrechante is beginning to pick
irp:?The FarmersH9il Mill has gipned
108 bales'of, cotton up to Sept. 10th
and The Southern equally as" "RraHy^
Thisjiumber does hot taken in Saturday,
Sept. 11th. '^
Crdps are good irr-Newberry county
Cottoh, corn and peh''crops in_ some
places are good. Mr. B. W. Gilder
says that he is going to make more
than?he can. gather.
Mr. E. F.,Floyd is making a.jiice:
chance of pure white peas. It will be
well to speak to him if you need any
f or-the -table. '
- The weather is fine for gathering
Th<r~children are beginning to j?0
] back to school. 'William Bradley
went to Benedict; Ellis Stephen to
Alien, which.opened Sept. 15.
Mr. B. F; Neely has gone to visit
. -his-five children. Each one id in a
: Tfiffmmt- Stater Th^ohttdrg&^are fv
: ?arrii?f| rtnr-rrip
; "Thimi' ytmug?biffina left Tuesday
Miss Ellen Davis, City School, Florence;
Miss -Charlotte Rees?;?Kingstree;
Misses Susie Cannon, Eugenia
E. Williams. Louisa Reese, .City Pub^
11c Schools of Columbia. * We wish
for them a successful term.
The wedding bells are ringing. Mr.
Mack ^rtpkTns and--Miss Rosabella
MofTett were happily united Sept. 14
at TTcFTCsldeiiee, Helena^?S, C. Mr.
; L"i1?fflTr1n-'tTi II iinni-1. anil - inrluntrinufj
young man, has u 'nice liulttft oh Both*?
dary Street, 217 West.
Two more marriages are precdicted
for this month.- Guess who they are.
The Revival meeting going on at
Bethlehem Baptist Church with suc.
?"? aypreaehiiT from Laursnsis
i ?S?i .v ?
conducting it for Kev. T. Ar Baten. "R
Kvervhodv is invitpd down to hear tl
him. The meeting will run^ten nights a
at IMler rhnppl l?st ^
sunqay was good all djay.?The 3; -Sr n
Was good. The lesson was reviewed
by jheSupt. Rev. Ellis preached the s
morning and evenihg sermons. The
church was crowded to hear hinv?
Oh M'onday night he liad .board meet .Tug.
It-wag sad when Rev. Ellis read J
his report taking in all moneys that '!
have been collected^ for the- trustees 1
purpose since Sept..11125.up to Sept. i
192t5. Something over f1.705, not in- 1
bers of Miller Chapel are good Church i
prayers and Kev. Jiillis is a good pas^- I
|?tdr. The" way he read this report will 1
""report of this-kind by him. '
The Sunday School of Brown-Chapel 1
under the leadership of Brq, J. S. 1
Sanders, Supt. is in a~Rour?nshing con~ "
dition. Last . Sunday Was a ,banned .
day in attendance and "Collection. Class '
-No. 4t .taught by Sister Nancy Rook =1
l and Class No. 5 taught by Mr. UlennT "
: vie<!~with each other for the"~banher. ^
Much interest is shown in the Cal_
emlar-Chib RaBy which~will come 'off
on the- gnd- StHitlay irt-Qytobgr*. 3
' Mary~"E. 'McMorris representing one }
of the months^ is practising a pageant
- with the ehildien looking forward to "
the rally. . - J
Sisters Rook, Frye, Green, Gary and
others-have-announeetLentertamments^ J
in' the Interest of their clubs.
? much elated over the enthusiasm '
i.'ihu.nn as wiir indicate) Sunday in
.the way he preached, both day and
" ntgtltr-^yip am nil prmid Of htirrr~ i
Rev. Parker seems to be. a leader of '
the vouhcr npnnlp nnH tVi'o o_
ought be, - for they mast make the J
* church for fomnrrhw :
Kev. "Hror "Clark and family wor- "
shipped with us Sunday.
Sister Addfe Baker,-is on the sick?
- list, but ia convalescent at this writ- ing.
? 1 .* . __'L -1? Little
Willie McMorris' has returned
from__Qreen^ille where |she 1
spent a joyous vacation.
Miss LjlKaiy-a cdusm-of Dr. D. A. J
Christie; now of Florida, is visiting
. relatives here. J
Mt: Zfon Baptist Church is en- H
gaged in its Revival meeting this J
week, it is hoped that much and lasting
good will be accomplished.. Rev.
Pellison is pastor. '
~T5ur pastor spent last Friday and ^
; fttitimtav nr ftfnry. itin gppgg 4
urch, the guest of Bro. John Spearman.?Tfiffitle
tht5re-h^madejhstorial \
"calls, aTTd^' Came TTOhte laden With" ^
goods. Of course he is all smiles. Helena
Schbol ig"-planning to open
soon. The teachers are: Mrs. Mary ^
E. McMorris and Miss Lunette Sartor, ,
a recent graduate of Alien University. ^
J IJ
ij. p. reeder's "report"' on "j
"TQreign mission
i wish to thank tne l'nends of the ~~
State, for their support given me as ilie
representative tor Foreign Mission
of the National Baptist Convention.
?
South Carolina is "on"the- map with '
other States in doing mission work. I '
i shall not let "her come up blank as ilong
as i have the^honor of being her 51
I Profession
Office Hours: Telephones: ' (
11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 3536 t
|-6:00 P. MjJto 8 P. M. _ Jie^ 6548 j
. Dr. ?L E. Stephenson?.
~ Physician and Surgeon ^
-Piaeaaea of Women and Children A
Specialty i
Office! ? t-=
1414H Assembly St. "isWoitk St."
Dr. L. M. DANIELS 1
Special Attention Given Diseases O
. Wqmen 1
Office . . . -Residence-5
ll2r? Washington, ' 2230 Ifarnpfori f
r?^
Office Hours: _ ' Telephones:
JJ^OO-to 1 00 P. M, Res. 4692- ]
6:00 to 8:00 P. M. - DR.
J. G. STUART ?
Office: Residence:
1702 Main Street 1417 Pine Street
r
Office Hours:
*0 A. M. to 1 P. M.
B P M to 7 P U
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J. H. Goodwin
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aturday,.; September lib. 1926.
yl6>' Ih ttfaonH. I repui led $840.00 $
his year and hope to double that ~
mount in another year.
1 am asking all the friends to send
tie somethings monthly for Foreign
lysine, and if you do hot want to
end it to pie, plpufte nowA if tn Ray.
. H. WinoT Fort "Worth,__Te*as; ' L.'' I
We hud a great Convention in In-liana
this year,*- and'" the Lord' is ??? *
vaitimr for u& to gq out " into the off f
rnrvost and labor for Him. WiiFyou
*<> while the. cry comes-to you from
nany lands or wiH you help to send
ChoSe tvho are willing, to go? May .
he Luid blrs^-us. thhr year ;that -we
may sciT5~s>7nu'ttnng in to ihe iotel^ri
Held to help those that ore eaWing-for
is: - : V.': n '. ' ' ' ' '
? Yow- for the , Causer^ ^P, Reeder.
FAITH
' - Bx Rev. Q. A, Parker . <*
"The substance of things hoped for,
the evidence of things not seen," is
Paul's definition for faith. This, like
mtic-ipatoiy. When this ,idea_o?.' faith becomes
more fully understood, and
prartiriilly applied by-the?ehriati?n~ BBHgBiB;
BBtgfflg win cease ta tte?
ivill be a life filled with the joyous
Hope, not-yet attained, but to be real, -rl
Utbd. This, to mv mind, -is the most
beautiful thing"about the-chriatian re ~
ligion, not that we are at the end or in
init that we ate guing tuward it.^Wg T_
inust appreciate more, the pleasure
that is in the journey. "In this World .
Aeer-for I Jmve over-come -the^workh1*??
To.be cheerful in trouble to the ordinary
mind is as impossible as it is
improbable, and yet' thfcs is Chrisfs "L.
remedy^^u^To^Iur^KrstianT2to tne
individual of extraordinary mind, he?:
finds the beauty, the sublimity, in
trouble, in obstacles, through faith- (i.e)
what else could an individual be,.
claVi. uur glory comes' out of the ~ ~
fact, that, we can live the midst of
sin, and yet" not be a part of it?here **?
lies the christian credit. The advantage
tliai'ThTr-T4M4yfeinTrJfc}ifl is t.fry h?
lives both Dy faith aTuf sight. He "
must live both in the valley and on
the mountain top. lie cannot- ap:iave
gone through the. valley. Rest .
:omes aftpr tojl and only, after toil ?
. mi an individual enjoy rest?<ldr you ~
iannot rest until you are tired.
W.e speak of the burdens and trouales
of religion, and we sing some-' _
umes, "When I lay my burden down."
[t is a queslion, with me a? to wheth !
a< c hri^tiilfliniWl' should WUJlt tflltty 7
hem^down. -I-F-weJijive faith, we will J
and-it to" be a?lever power of the- '
?ur burdens. _
Faith practically applied must as- ''
ust .us in working out the problems'.
ind .inconsistencies of life cheerfully,
wrkhtu forward to tlnTgreat consurrmion
of time, which shall bring in the
jul! 'uf.-human activitics,_thut should ^
mean tu the christian, joy and peace.
best By Tost
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