Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-09-07
LANDS CHAPEL.
.Sbleinlin he Nr1es.

Speeial 10 The Nr7os.
We are having some cool weather on
the mountain, and good fire would
feel pleasant this morning.
1t seems like the fire of the Lord is
brightly burning in the souls OF His
people here and trust that the spirit
ual life Of the Lord may brightly
shine through his people here to those
who are in the darkness OF sin, that
they may see that good way that would
lead then to eternal life and perfect
rest with God. Dear sinner, this mes
sage Of life to the dying Life is short
and the moments are flying. Oh, be-
lieye in the Lord and be saved. Turn
away from your sin and repenting come
to Christ while your are relenting,
while the voice OF your conscience is
pleading, while the Saviour is now in
terceding, Sinner, why do you linger
debating? Gracious pardon for you is
awaiting. While living in this world
below and sorrows cross our way, al
though hard to face we know, be happy
all the way. When sorrow fain would
crush the soul in anguish night and
day. While tempests lower and surges
roll be happy all the way. In Christ,
the Saviour, peace abounds for all who
will trust and pray; He'll bear your
sorrows heal your wounds. Be happy
all the way.
In the vineyard of the Master there
work for all to do; Jesus calls US all
to duty, calls for laborers brave and
true. There are sinners out in darkness
far away from Christ the Lord. Tell
them of His precious promise made to
them in his dear Word, when the work
of life is ended we shall rest in man
sions fair. With the Lord, our Blessed
Saviour, we shall dwell forever there.
How sweet the name of Jesus sounds in
a believers ear. 1t soothes his sorrow,
heals his wounds and drives away his
fear 1t makes the wounded spirit hole
and Gains the troubled breast. IT'S
mama to the hungry soul and to the
weary, rest. Till then l would thy love
proclaim with every fleeting breath,
and may the music of thy name refresh
my soul in death.
Ye writer visited the Sunday school
at the top Sunday, and also the prayer
prayer meeting that was held in the
afternoon. There were but few people
at the prayer meeting but the spirit of
the Lord was in the midst thereof.
| Mrs. Alex Land is still on the sick
list. | seems that their home is very
| much afflicted with i'll health
Pierce Green and family, of Orme,
are visiting relatives on the mountain.
Mrs II. G.. Land, who has been Wis
iting home folk in the valley, return
ed home Sunday.
Baden Smith, this community, has
moved to the foot of the mountain for
the purpose of sending his children to
school
Cam Boyd was on our sick list last
week and failed to attend prayer meet
ing Wednesday night
N. D. Johnson's little children are
improving.
Joe Hobbs is still ON the mend
Ask Rufus Hickey if he ever had to
walk in the mud
Miss Gracic Hickey called on Miss
Lille Clemens Sunday
We have some strangers in our COM
mtnity now camping on the old camp
ing ground, surveying out the T. G. l.
land.
Some one said Miss Ellis Turner
looked sweet Sunday.
Thomas Land and children, Misses
Oracle and Ida Mason, and Walter and
Jessie took in the picnic at the eagle
place Saturday.
Pierce Green and Byron Land went
to Dunlap Monday.
Ask J. L. White if he ever got left
eating jelly.
B. R. Boyd passed through our COM
munity Sunday.
Jim johnson, of Viola, passed this
way last week, making his way to
Dunlap. Mrs. E. Land.