Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-11-09
LANDS CHAPEL.
Special TO the NfzOs.


Special TO the N7Os.
We are having rainy weather. Ev-
erything seems to moving along to the
honor and glory of the Lord, only
there are some passing the time away
with very sad hearts. The death of
Rufus Hickey has brought great sad
ness to the hearts of many his friends.
We greatly sympathise with his be-
reaved friends. That death should be
a great warning to the unconverted.
Friends, there is no place upon earth
that in anyone can hide themselves
form the death angel. Life is very un-
certain and death is sure. Truly there
will never be a night SO dark that the
death angel cannot find us all, and If
we are fully prepared for heaven and
immortal glory, death will be sweet to
us. SO while we are yet spared,
through the goodness and mercy of the
Lord let us strive with our whole
hearts and minds to please our blessed
Master and follow in his footsteps
Let us be willing to follow Him where
soever He leadeth us and that will
be in the path of right all the way,
even to the end of this life. If we, as
followers of the Lord Jesus Christ. will
do all things that He has commanded
us to do, our lives will be more pleas
ant and our cross will be easier for us
to bear. Our Saviour had great cross
to bear while He was in this sinful
world, but he did not have it to bear
alone. His Father helped Him each
day of life to bear His burdens of sor-
row that he might accomplish all
things that were required of him to
do. So we all have heavenly Father
who is willing to go with us through
all of our trials and tribulations in this
life that we may do all that Is requir-
ed of us to do for Him in this world,
then we may have a home up yondeI
with Him eternally in the heavens, in
that building that is not made with
hands but by the power of God. VIVA,
beautiful home that will be Let us
be prepared for it. The weather has
become so disagreeable that we have
omitted our prayer meetings at night
but still carry them out every Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The health Of
this community seems to be very good
7. G.. Land, J. S. Hicky called OF
Byron Land Sunday morning. TIL,
men here are yet busy gathering ap
Piles. There has been a uice crop O
apples made here this year by the will
of the Lord. John Lockhart, of Dun
lap, was on the mountain Sunday.
Young Davie Williams, of Warren
county, is visitor in this community
Wonder if Gillian Barker, of Tates
vile, has bought his supply of apple
yet. If he hasn't got all he wants We
will some one please tell him to com
over to Lands Chapel for there ar
still plenty of apples for sale here
Miss Jennie Byrd was on the noun
tain Sunday. Jim Tennessee an
wife, of Dunlap. spent Saturday nigh
with home folks. T. J. Hickey, at thi
place. N. D. johnson and wife spen
Sunday at 7. G.. Lands. Ye write
and her sister, Mrs. Maggie Hickey
spent one day last week with Mrs. Sa
rah Reese. Mr.. Bolden Smith was O
the mountain last week, looking afte
his place and digging his sweet pota
toes. Joe Hobbs has very fine tul
nip patch on the mountain this yeai
Alex Land and wife made bushes
trip to Dunlap one day last week.
once had brother whom / loved mo,
dear. He has been dead for many
year. He has laid in the clay for ms
ny a day and he will lie there unit
the judgement day. E. LAND.