The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-09-26

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and when the old sisters went home
: they would rub t;iem out viii powder
| and say she didn't hurt me-" You
| old sisters need buck shot. | call you
old card players gals. | amt calling
any ,ady a gal. Br,. Turrentine. you
never heard me call Mrs. Turrentine
gal. No; [ like your wife; You
never heard me call Mrs. Wood ii gal.
! Yo1 old sisters are sitting back
there batting your eyes.
/ Those who do right and live right
] are the ones who have settled the
question You will tell your kids
| tha', they can't dance as long as they
eat your gruo You wont let them
| put their feet under your table
| When your boy does wrong you ought
| to turn him over your knee and-Slap
! his Jaws Fathers have got to take
| their sons and daughters in hand.
| | am agin the bad
| / want the business men to jnin a
| noon prayer meeting at the NJ =.
| A There are enough stewards and
deaconS in the churches here to lead
| first class prayer meeting. 1t will
| do this town good for 100 years to
come.
Poor little preachers pulling the
church. Bro. Turrentine looks worse
than Texas pony. He has pulled
until his tongue has lolled out. There
are $50 mem oers in the wagon and
| when he stops they give him lick.
Don't do that Help your preacher.
Bro Cald we'll is hitched up too.
and he has $50 members IN the wagon,
but his looks show that he has be-
come sullen and won't pull
Bro Browns canoe is loaded down
with members also.
Preachers puzzled to know how to
get my church To work and go.
If Sam Jones puts this meeeing in
his vest pocket and carries it off, L
Will wish [ had meyer come here.
Sinner | wouldn't give d flip of my
finger for you unless you resolve TO do
right and get up.
You old sisters have been coming
out to this meeting You say II amt
missed single service and [ thank
the Lord for ib.' You don't attend
services at your own church. You
complain and say you have neuralgia
or the swinney. l can't go. You
know what the swinney is. 1t is
lamenesS in your right fore shoulder.
The devil drives his members
through the mud and you never hear
a word of complaint.
Bro. Turrentine, | don't know what
is the matter With your members un-
! less the devil drove the life out of 'em
| before you got 'em.
Get where God gets confidence in
| you: then you will be alright. Get
where you can say Il have every con :
| fidence in God and | believe God has
every confidence in me-" If you want
| to pull through grandly, old fellow,
/ stick to God.
A good place to ruin any fellow is
| in the Legislature. Long g-eared ami
mails.
You say you can't quit your mean
ness, you dirty dog, you. l thank God
| He makes US quit before He takes US.
| You boys out there. If your mother
knew you like God you would hide your
| faces in shame. It's quit or be damn
ed. Old gal you bad better quit play
ing cards 1t will be too warm for
you to play where you are going. Old
| sisters dancing on the ballroom floor.
Have to use Wizard oil on their toes
to get them limbered
ADVICE TO COLORED PEOPLE.
Mr.. Jones gave the colored people in
the audience some good advice.
You black devils, you want to take
after the white people. You get a
bottle of liquor in one pocket and d
razor in the other and then start out
You have spent enough money since
the war to have good homes. Some Ol
you belong to the church, too. Old
Baptists want all the water and then
the Whiskey- You go to church anC
shout I'm on my journey home
| Some of your women drink too. Wher
, your husband comes home you ask
TON did you bring me any whiskey.
You old black house cat. You can bt
gentlemen and ladies but you can't dt
; it by ''hobnobbin" with the devil
, You know you are doing wrong. Som'
of you will be in saloon before nigh
, telling what Sam Jones said. If tn
. | niggers are these things what kind o
devil are you Bud ? (referring t.
white people You need the Ku Klu
+ | gang after you, you old beef.
! Give me people, whether from tn
: county or town, that will do right AM
> | stand by it.
, ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mr.. Jones said that he would lie
q the preachers make announcement
+ as they wished. Messrs. Turrentine
/ Brown, Caldwell and Albright mad
o brief remarks. They thanked MI
4 that they felt like God had blessed hi
| labors and that great good had bee
II accomplished by his coming. M
7 Caldwell stated that he had not seen {
A / heard nothing during the meeting
be condemned. Mr.. Albright sal
q that before Mr.. Jones came here b
IS spoke of him in a rather irreverau
q ! way, UuU GildU lie WOulu uO SO uO HUI
% When the Methodist Protestar
q pastor concluded Mr.. Jones replied
n saying: HE thought l was mu
but found out I'm standard -hre
RI horse. The Evangelist thanked tt
q preachers, choir, ushers, newspaper
~ mayor, police, committees and frient
generally, and said that he would s
= away with nothing but the mo
!, pleasant memories. "I have said I'll
m rough things for your good. Yt
need as much religion as your cleye
II ness" He asked all church membe
N who had been benefited by the NEE
,o ing to stand up. Hundreds aros
He urged the members to help the
m respective pators in their propos
3 meetings. Several me1 arose there
ri promising to be at the Y. M. Q.
Friday to organize a business mel
IT, prayer meeting.
re After an earnest prayer by Rev.
ot A. Brown, the benedlction was pl
eh nounced by Mr.. Jones. The CHI
all and congregation then sang "God
m with you till we meet again."
&c Thus closed the grandest meetir
perhaps, ever held in the Twin Ci
ne Reunion of Confederate Veterans
The second annual reunion of t
ar1 U Confederate Veterans, which is to
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