Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-09-28
CAROLINE CHAPEL.
Special 10 The NtaOs.

SpeffdI 10 Ne Ne7OS.
Well, Mr.. Eds, thought | would
step over this q. m. and try to enter
tain you and the News readers again
wee bit, If you can find time and
space enough to use my little bit Of
information,
We are having revival, or at least,
protracted meeting, going on at I'm
ion Grove (better known by the name
of Caroline Chapel) conducted by the
Revs. Dugan and Kilgore had the
pleasure last Sunday of hearing Bro.
Dugan preach very interesting dis
course on the subject of "And these
shall go away into everlasting puni sh-
ment, but the righteous into life eter-
ma" He argued and showed very
plainly that there was only two gen
eral characters, the righteous and
the 'unrighteous' the "good" and
the ''bad' the "obedient' and the
'disobedient" showed that the un-
righteous, the evil doers, the "disobe-
dent shall go away into everlasting
punishment. Oh what solemn
thought. Oh! ye unrighteous, disobe-
dient man how can you, with this
strong declaration from the lips of our
Saviour, float so quietly and unconcern-
ed down the stream of time and take
such little thought of this awful ex-
preston ''and these shall go away into
everlasting punishment Oh, if ev-
cry wicked and disobedient person in
this Christian land of ours, would
turn to that 25th chapetr of ST. Matt
hew, and read it carefully and studi-
ously and try to imbibe the thoughts
that are so plainly and strongly pre-
sented in that chapter, l do believe we
would have to have less locks and law
suits, less prisons and punishments,
less lowers and jargons. We would
not need "soldiers at Tracy City
guards at Whitwell, and score of de-
putty sheriffs in our county and coun-
try, but we would all 60 hand in hand
and would all stand, man to man. We
would then have an organization that
we could properly call ''Union". We
would have a union then that would be
endorsed by the God of this and all Of
her governments. A union that would
stand forever. A united brotherhood
of all nations, kinds and and kindreds
of people. Well, guess / had better
change my topic little or some one
might think / was trying to take the
place of o preacher.
We had the pleasure of meeting and
greeting old Uncle John Curtis, better
known as "Cold Wave" last Sunday.
He was down in the valley and attend
ed Bro. Dugan's meeting Sunday at
Union Grove
Miss Carrie Dixon of Whitwell
mountain, is visiting in the valley this
week, and is attending the meeting al
Union Grove. She visited Miss Sallie
Moore Tuesday.
John Gholston and Jim Bailey, OF
Whitwell, made their regular call al
: D. d. L. 8 Sunday and attended church
at the Grove.
BY some means or other, it happens
l that every time Louis Harris, of Min
Q eral Springs comes ON this side of tn,
Creek, he gets so lost and bewilderet
t that he wanders around in such a way
' that when he comes fairly to himself
he finds himself bidding somebody a
n dieu at D. d. L. s gate
, Mr.. and Mrs. John Spears attended
d church at the Grove Sunday and wen
: home with W. c. Moore for dinner
= and spent pleasant evening
OOO. w. liiilhSoASy, VI u WI VI
s Texas, son of our old neighbor, J. d
Billingsley. paid his parents very un
# expected visit last week He arrives
: Tuesday and stayed until Saturday
George has been in Texas about l
= years and this was his first visit hom
e since he went out there. We are sorr
e that he couldn't stay longer, for W
love to hear him talk. / think he ma
e got his brother, Tom, in terrible nc
tion to go to Texas.
: Robt Holt and Eaph Pitman wer
calling at W. G. Moore's Sunday ever
II ing
Geo. H. Lewis and Melvin Moor
\ are preparing TO make their molasst
this week. guess they will be might
r. sweet when they get through.
t. Well, as may want to write agai
some of the short days, had bett'
n quit before write up all Of my table
Don't you think sol Old Joe