The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-08-22


harmony, and man goes through the
world looking for her, and when be
finds her he knows herr he met Mrs
Janey Walker, of Emmanuel County
Ca, who was then living in Savannah
He married her in 1880, and until
this day their lives have been zone
grand sweet sone". What ever little
discord there may have been, it was
harmony misunderstood" Let us if
you please, at this point digress to
say that there is, at least in every
mans life one permanent issue, the
successful and proper contamination of
which will settle all which NAV fol-
low. 1t is the matrimonial issue,
When man reaches that point In life
where he feels the necessity of taking
unto himself companion, he has I'M
questiCnably reached the most i'm
portant point of his life.
! Right here he lays the foundation
for his happiness and success in one
that will preclude forever either hap
piness or success. For example. let
US imagine man of high intellectual
attachments and cultured, marrying a
woman totally unlettered and uncul-
tured. Can she be a companion for
him D.? the question answers itself. Or
let US Imagine man of an extremely
nervous temperament marrying VIC
man of similar temperament. When
these little discords arise in life, can
you not see the consequence? But
fortunately for our subject he laid well
the foundations for his happir ess in
lite in this particular. Soon after his
conversion, and his connection with
the church, he was made superintend-
ent of the Sunday school and moved
upward step by step holding every Of
flee in the church between superin-
tendent of the Sunday school and an
Itinerant minister. He was licensed
local preacher in 1887, in Ashbury
church, Savannah served as such
until 1899, then was ordained local
deacon, he served as deacon one year
when he was made itinerant minister,
Passing from local preacher to the
ltinerant work IN three years. While
there are men that claim that they
are called by God to carry the gospel
of Christ through the land, enter the
local work, grow old and die there.
The first charge Rev. Daniels was
sent by the conference to hold was
the Raswell circuit in Milton county,
Ga. 1t was while pastor of this work
that he took special course in The
Ology at "The Cannon Theological
Seminary" His early training was
first IN Catholic school in Savan-
nah, where he attended night and day,
and later in the free schools and pri-
vat schools of that place. When be
had grown up to be large boy, his
education was somewhat neglected as
he had to 20 to work to support him
self. While he attended the Cannon
Theological Seminary he also attended
Clark University. He remained in
the Raswell circuit one year. He
next went to the Savannah circuit and
served two years. Thence to the
Jesup circuit where he served two
years, and from there to the Bruins
wick station where he is now serving
his second year. He was placed at
the Raswell circuit so as to have the
advantages of the school, so did not
do much work on the circuit.
When he went to the Savannah cir
cult he found membership of eight
cen, but he carried up to the next
year fifty-nine full members and four
teen prohibitions. The church prop
erty was also in very complicated
condition, being heavily mOrtgaged.
He paid off this Incumbrance, and did
not build the new church, the fOun-
datIon of which had been laid, but
renovating the old one placing 1t in
such condition as to make it practi-
cally new, putting in splendid chan
deliers. The Jesup circuit was, too,
in very bad condition, the preceding
pastor having torn the church almost
entirely up. He was compelled to-