The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

bua j. FoR s,T THs s,;s onAsossyrd AN s,y sswstl
ID Sunday pdasay rscheel lCealsbEatio as1 Haathio Jon yatss
,otnadss sid5 erioll0 Church. ,ssibasgs
-%os jGidt rey j. mob
leiqMh f4sDfToksnS Sidced writing ,an Sac-
count ofsthe oCelebrationiat tAntioch;d
have had the pleasurelof attendiugi ianotf-
,efsr atNJefichos "a sbr4e8 description of
'whichsp @illsaseemprscfgive.s hiBop sw
lbnEheoSaiee ufotbsi teaslreF,svlaich aida,
isisEsossi sihsoftdtiateiy sdepreciasedwinE our
ICod6ty, Pregafduas thodhossr impcrtantI
and honorable of all caliihg5butsidec of
l1the'n'itis@yi Those, oo,whoo&oidhta-
ally 'andiowithout compensation, imuder-
'take'the'npfaF tranling 'ofsthe. youth lof
bur land, are'aeertainly iourbest, citizens
cand truest patriots!a . bsjAlDmra9s eYsd |
modlding, the minds of those
wiiosase hereafter toitakeio plncesi in
the various callmgs of difei.as FARMERS,
lministers, physicians, mechanics, ,dlawS ers
-nndllegislators;fan are 'therebybdaying
ithe foundation iof a. better discharge of
the religious, sociali.and politicah duties
'of''the future generation, q than Off the
tpresenty 1t ,is aifact whiahiis frequently
fovcrlooked, but which cannot be denied,
that no lnan'sv education,is complete iuu-
Iless he is familiar with the Bible. Hence
the Importance Of Sunday Schools as
fcoendjutors oflday Schools, and hence the
zeiiIofithe writer in chronicling all that
lpcrtains to them, and of the, men who
are engagediin chem. 90 ttai t4tn,.as
~ Amidst: of all our gloomy lsurronnd-
ings, 1T is indecdia cheering sign that
our best and most influential men are en-
gagged in this good work. E,, ,i,u Il tce.E
On Thursday the 7th, of October, the
Sunday School at Jericho, under the
superiutendcncc of Ms. Hugo G. Sheril
dan, celebrated their Anniversary. The
day was elear. and beautiful, A blue
SKY and genial sun shed lIstre upon ali
around, aud infused new life : into into the
hearts Of the innocent little army. Even
Eold med' and women forget sheirsinhrnJil
Ftiesiunderi the influence of youth aud
beauty around them, aud almost imagined
that they were children again.
AT 10 lo'elack, the procession, com
posed of the Superintendents, teachers,
and Children of the different schools,
cicrgy,nch and speakers, Formed in the
rear OF the Church and enttted I'd ih-
= ,yeeTrteed ioorrderrl a''7. 11a L1Gn9O 7Ho :Ho
T THE services srsi - were we're opened by Rev.
Paul Derrick in .reading the Scriptures
and prayer. An address was then de-
livered by Mr.. Ralph Layton Of the
\ Ribte flIl,ss 'Gfi4a sif) iu 3icq smos
A dialogue was next heard between
Lizzie Dahtzler, Agnes Holman ahd Liz
4iee Haigler Of tie Bible Glass. '7ai@"
|. Dialogue again between Selma Rush,
Ann segrest, Georgia 2 Feikei,' saHie
Hutto, Annie Holiian and Minnie Ed
wards Of the 1frst hdd Isceoha classsjess.
Dialogue between Lawrence Segrsst,
Jimmie Sheridan, sDavis Tilley aIeBry
| DantzleEb and Wesley sOnGes Of tho iseebnd
and third claasscs.a 'ysS'inT ed' trfv
T saDialosgtaaeF between tka&1 julius Edwards,
Harmon RiaasR, Willie DaatzIer, EDDIE
sPooser, Peter 1'ihgy,, t6Runic fToIaan
and Frank Bates ! ~ ~ thte first ,cidls. nIoTf
i" This class Was Introduced by yoDf. sJ6hn
| e.. Holman, theiffs ateachsf. iHcl stated
| 9ha1 sincSs sinac the class had Been assignedgto
11iiuf heY Had been ifthe lfibit " making
lthse boys 'itbr% p edcfi fqscitatioh, and he Was
HAPPY to anhonnce, that during all fthe
| time. not one Of them had e7er rockwell
marx Below the maximum. THIS he
1mcntioncd, not in a spirit of boastihg,
but as an example for all to initiate
Next came n dialogue between Carrie
Dahtzlef and Augusta Ifoitiian Of the
17tiird class soifio0E' = b9,ig)e1 sgcd
+ Dialogue again between David Ann
IIungerpclcr and Narcissus Hdagerpeier.
Dialogue between Cornelia Haiglcr
and Lucy Fclkel bf the fifth class. df
The va,lcdicta0ry address wa was then desl
liyered by MIR. Branticy Uimer OF the
| Bible, class. ''''' 20 ~ 90 DIh
All Of the young speakers reflected
| credit, both to, themselves and to RtHeir
Instructors, y Some Of them performed
their part exceedingly wen. 1''w viii not
mention their names, however, us I do