The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-09-22
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McCAIN'S.

MCCAIN's, Sept. I9.-SOme writer has
said that "everVthlng which is best in
the world is Old Sunshine is as old as
the earth itself, and the sun when the
fire midst was rounded into the orb
the same today playing on the streets
Of Portland, as when 1t played on the
bowers of Paradise The air is old,
pouring its refreshing currents into our
lungs and renewing our life to-day as
in all time past. the doctrines of the
gospel are old but full of motion, full of
energy, as the river is full of move
ments-full of life giving power, as the
sunlight and the vital air. The most
successful preachers of the day are
those that preach the "Old, old story"
and let new creedS and doctrines alone.
The meeting closed at this place last
week. We had some splendid preach.
ing by Revs. Hendrick, of Nashville,
j. NJ. White, of Hopewell, and our
pastor, Rev. NJ. +. Gabard Thechurch
was greatly revived, there being three
additions to the church. Again the
summer is ended, the harvest is past,
and many are unsaved.
Mrs. NJ. e. Gabard led splendid En-
deavor meeting Sunday afternoon from
the topic, "Unhesitating confidence in
Cod"
Richland Preshyterv convenes at
GlenwOod church on Friday, Septe m Der
% Quite a number from this place eX-
pect to attend Mrs. Jim Briggs and
Miss Anna Kennedy were elected as
delegates from the Ladies' Missionary
Society at this place.
Mrs Brandon, of Lawisburg, has been
with her sister, Mrs. Nettie Trousdale,
the past two weeks. Glad to report
Mrs. Trousdale very much improved.
Mr.. Andrew, of Vicksburg, Miss, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Dave Max
well and family.
Mrs. Angelina Kennedy, of Ever
green, is spending eeveral weeks with
her son, Mr., r. e. Kennedy.
Mr.. Dan Wilsford and wife spent
week very pleasantly with relatives
in Giles county since our last
Misses Anna Kennedy and Pearl
Maxwell spent last week with relatives
at MoOresville, and attended the pro-
tracted meeting at Bear Greek church.
| Mr.. Sam Iancy and wife were called
to Spring Hill this week on account of
the illness of their daughter, Mrs. Glenn
| Thomas.
Mr.. Jeff Digger has accepted posi-
ton as travelling salesman for the to
bacco firm Of Brittian IL Co., of Column
| bia, and will begin work this week.
Mr.. ode Thomas and wife moved to
| Campbeli'S Station last week to tax
charge of Mr.. McDonald's farm during
his absence in Florida. We regret very
much to lose them from our community
but with them much success in their
new home.
1t was our pleasure to be present al
the meeting of the Lyceum Society last
Thursday night at Rey.J. M. Whites
Most ali the members were present
Hon. J. H. Courtney acted as chairman,
and the subject for discussion was
"The Solution of the Race Problem, >
which was introduced with a splendid
paper read by Rev. Mr. White, followed
by discussion led by DR.. X, S. Hewlett
Rev. Gabard, Prof Handy, DIR. Perry
and Esq. Courtney. They discussed
the question with much enthusiasm and
discretion. We only wish their excel.
lent original papers on the various top
les they have discussed could appear in
print. so all our citizens could get the
benefit of them.
Rev. NJ. f. Gabard will be absent from
home next week, assisting in a meeting
at Pennington, Marshall county.
There will be services at this place
Sunday morning at the usual hour, con
Quoted by one Of the ministers from
Presbytery at Glenwood.
Mr. Editor, we wish you much success
in the publication of the Daily as wei
as our old Weekly HERALD.
We remain, OMEGA.