The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11

prayer, reading and meditation, Th
speaker would wish to he impersonal
a mere voice. speaking the sentiment
and heart OF tine 6,00e men, the 600
f'uInri OF the college, living and dead
3 voice speaking tile sentiments OF TIN
100000 living citizens Of South Caro-
lippa, land OF the dead ofithree genera
tlbnsI gone. iYs EI3 80 sglSs3
- The speaker, would sink his own per
sonelity. and let his voice be the chan
nel through which are proclaimed tn,
religious faiths and hopes, the ideal!
aIia aspirations OF a people. In pro
n99nia, n4ana sense sen our worship today is thu
oInclai act or people, a State, stand
ing with uncovered head. uplifte<
hanss a:sa reYerent heart before al,
nighty, God and pouring out to Hin
petit,on, thanksgiving and praise. W.
J invoke His continued help, and guild.
ance, as we sit at the feet OF our hun.
dred years Of history to learn the les.
sons 1t may teach. .t A .sE 3.
it Is q day of review and memory--a
Day OF hope and anticipation, We Iool
back in order that we may see forward
and above all that we may strive on
wiser. better and mightier. We recall
The past and link it with the preseni
III .lio,s oraeT tnat ma, our future may excel the
Century OF sfe,gardal,iD.
Ihe college gives account today oI
1ts cerdury or stewardship. IT calls the
ap,stss apng 19H OF or ;its alumni professors and
Splits hover over uS as we stand to-
Qay reviewing our work for them. and
their work for the world, From all
parts OF the earth, from the Ionibs in
forms. yet visible and glorious to the
eye of im9 3ination and faith, to pass
IN. n.sreYiew before the great Master of
SOUS. the ne Lord OF Truth, and through
uS, the, living who represent them, tell
: What they have been, and what they
nave done to3make the world better
We call the roll Of the dead to glory
IN them, and thank God corS them,
and to live worthtly OF them, by com
p.stmg their work. The only true
ing from them Inspiration and high re-
sIIoy IrIed TO make the world
better, wiser and stronger. One aim
ofhtheir work was to enable us. their
not eurpass their faithfuIness. We
may surpass their achievements.
truly the works of past generations
40 Follow them" when they spur2their
descendants to higher living. .iss: s.,
Z. The joy and business Of life are not
TO get ahead of other people but to get
anead Of ourselves, to break our own
record In well doing that our todays
may outstrip our yesterdays and our
tomorrows 8; our todays. Bear trial
=
completely, put a nobler spirit in duty.
and a. finer touch on work Onfyy sI,cfi
living helps the worlds work and light
ems, the worlds burdens. = q
livery noble life leaves its fibre In
SerW9yens forever in: the work of the
WorldEthus adding it's strength to the
power OF the race, The history OF the
worlds a vast fabric, an evar-weavine
,it. ,ii.ss-WerisS. " hose strands are human
rough or smooth A trils man, thomeh
hiS individuality 81 rnSY be 4 tCihsciire
among the myriad fil,res Of the finishea
fabricl adds to the beauty and strength;
1n Sno,,, rhis as web. endlessly woven on the
- We stand aside to behold Ifor q, mo-
fnent the. woven web of. a centuries;
work, Il gives heart and cheer! to see
Ine. Ins whole of Whit was, done In parts.
work OF another day by day. YEA; ~
year little by little has the wondroiis
pattern grown. Thank God the work
OF each and all does make, patterii!;
a. masteSs mind coprdinates and q
master hand fits ifato His own mighty
Plan each mans work, ;'.liise the catfe.
dral Of Milan, each stone separate
work Of art, and yet the whole a, l1flif t'S
"a May we. m not idealIge our hundred ,years'
g eia G3ars cehege s.g asa great temple Of char
ana glorious .1 In stone or virtue !? 50 4, :.
From 1 each days work, and each mans
Our lives g. ass aarh tines are
sve come, We We see, !, we linger and w, We
pass: ss;3 Is s. az -
s y Tssss sssse, pat q single sshrsad Il web
Sar, Gr giye the field q single spear of grass.
4 We. We sound one note IN. the worlds re-
we lay one sfo,e on the growing pile.
Ihe - mass q seems plarliess. huge and
But e. when isst done, through ss;l all
In AZ q temple shines, o'er ali an an
hem sings. e &
states Con ssspfaf ssssf ION. 3 Il q
sJs t1eg gtlllistsg the cefebra ton OF the
csnsfenllia1 OF sa State institution! with 4
Isligious Worship our mi DIS nafuraiiy
ana agrn d the relati RELIGION
State ana the ssoiisgs ii tiieiT
Itelations to one anot tfler, Stfie Views Of
QUIZ forefa thers on this sub ject stand
81 g,lfsr laild clsa The fathers of our
the relat Ions between educatipm ana
religtona m 1910 tile gssfierad asseInbiyi
passed an act to- founT d. ffee sci foDi
TO teach grammar, other arts and
ssa,sfsss seiss eng Ssfnl ana
y was ~ pa ssed to cornpis ta De- act al
ISl05 lest abiish free school q in
Char each the old assfcn ana
the primo ipsessof the Christ Ian feii gfon.s
1rr5ss 10y. I3uil day. j III II Rpf.;s
llsigse 81 frames a hill oilsgs
IIshre5 snd dfvin y.
N ZEN the les ling men Sofs the
stare began sgntil la tins, the plans iEff
H. tate col Il conf ntr0Iting q stn6ff3e
That lsnssd lthesr cbnd uct ygas fhe
l5act nat olils yDntlE slieis had 10. leave
lhsgb bgrt ters OF spsit Caro- oiin8s Il FOR tsSl
ttlt1t III tds do ty sGfs tfe State teE to
provide 9ot auc& Ional AhtsI
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