The news & observer., 1905-12-12
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and Observer have been full accurate
and admirable in all respects The
Wake Forest edition would have beer
a credit to any newspaper in the coun-
try, and should be filed away as ar
excellent history of a great event in
the history of the Baptists and in the
history of higher education in North
Carolina"
President Wesley n. Jones:
''The News and Observer and its
reporter, Mr.. Conn deserve and
have the sincere thanks of our
people for the very full and accurate
reports of the proceedings of the Con-
vention. L have never before seen
them so full or presented in q better
way. The Wake Forest edition, both
is to the matter composing same ana
the cuts as well. were excellent"
Secretary n. r. Broughton:
mo edition of any paper in my day
has done so much for the Baptists as
lid The News and Observers Wake
Forest edition. The reports of the
Convention in this paper were next to
being present at the Convention"
Rev c. w. Scarboro- of Murfrees-
boro:
II am verv hearty in my apprecia-
ton of The News ard Observer as a
paper, and endorse every word spoken
by President Jones before the Con-
vention in regard to the paper. We
owe a debt of gratitude to it. The
News and Observer. as this was an in
dication, is becoming more and more
1 great moral power in upbuilding the
State. 1t is gaining more and more
strength in the Chowan section. ana
its influence there is greatly aiding the
section. l have been taking it many
years, and don't see how / could do
without it,"
Mr.. B. ]. w. Graham. editor of the
Christian Index, of Atlanta. Ga. said:
1.-The News and Observer well de-
serves the unstinted patronage of the
8aptists of North Carolina
Rev. George J. Dowell, Carthage:
'"rhe Wake Forest supplement of
The News ard Observer and the re-
ports of the Convention in The News
and Observer. were the work of high
Journalism, and are sincerely appre-
ciated.''
Rev. W. r. Gwaltney. Hickory:
Il have attend fortw-one sessions
of the Baptist Convention and
none of these e--er reported SO
admirably as IT. cWs and Observer
has done. The Ike Forest edition
was the best send-Off the College has
ever had. and reveals that tho future
of the. College is full of infinite pos
sibilities. The edition was a credit
to North Carolina"
Dr.. f, NJ. Jordan, Calvert:
Il hare been to many conventions
but never before were we treated in
any degree as kindly as We have been
at this one by The News and Observ-
er'
Mr.. J. NJ. Gardner. of Warrenton,
said:
THE Wake Forest was the best
vet of the manv Great editions of
The News ami Observer. | want sew.
nral copies to give TO my friends. !
can do them no greater kindness than
to give them copy of this issue"
Rev. S. F. Conrad. If Charlotte, said:
"The special issue of The News ana
Observer, devoted to Wake Forest
College and the Baptist Convention
was the most cnterprising feat Of
journalism ever displayed in connec-
ton with our conventional work and
merits the admiration and gratitude
of e-cry BaDtist in tho State
Prof. e. w. Skies. of Wake Forest:
The Wake Forest edition was d
most creditable one which every citi-
zen should appreciate. and especially
Pantists. The News and Observer has
worthy of tho gratitude, nraise, ana
support of every man who loves his
God. his people. and the State. Long
may she live to bless her State
One preacher bought several copies
Of the special edition to send to friends
saying:
81 always was. and am now, a great
admirer of the Biblical Recorder; USED
to think it the greatest paper in the
State, but The News End ObsprvCr is
greater. 1t is doing a noble work.
Rev. r. S. Stephenson:
''Thc News and Observer is the
paper Of al papers. It's Wake Forest
edition was an honor to North Caro-
lima journalism"
Rev. A. d. Hunter, Cary:
THE Wake Forest edition was Splen-
lid one for which the Baptists are
grateful"
Rev. J. d. Newton Adkinson:
"Thc Wake Forest edition was q
achievement. and has done
he college great good. 1t illustrate,
he good work which The News and
Observer is constantly doing
President j. c. Scarboro. of Chowan
Baptist Female institutes:
There has never been "A better re-
port of any Convention than the ex-
'ra ordinary report of Mr.. Conn. The
Wake Forest edition was an example
If the great work The News and OBJ
,ervcr is doing for the betterment OF
Ill good institutions in the State"
DR.. Thomas Hume. Chapel Hill:
"The Wake Forest edition and tbs
~eports of the Convention We're e2;cep.
tional accomplishments in journalism.
They have caused wide comment"
In = private letter 70 tho editor.
prominent citizen of Washington, n.
=. said:
'The Baptists of North Carolina
awe you debt of gratitude for your
'nlendid and comprehensive report of
Wake Forest College and it's history,
md vour kind editorial in your issue
of the Sth inst. and | cannot refrain
from expressing my personal appre-
cation and thanks as we'll as admira-
ton Of your progressive spirit and
energy as displayed in vour manage
ment of The News and Observer at all
times"
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