The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11


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abatt 10 COLLAPSE III Wa- h
fo 5t~ I'D rIth g d#ustH# SO 81 .#H
others t..h lr tNe @
fL. Institution
IL referred fa another
Hhtre tE- 45e@~ came a#sr 3
ru~ ttlt u.tnt ~ funds. Boat t8r #
nEr .ai8ptr - Iurvfsy. H. 1lsasA
.Hat th. period - adversely fst 4ts
uses for four reasons naw.'k r.
strengthened tu~ lbr.~ Il the college
81 gave ~ p denomination r,~Ie-tA
bllity
H. sasa that the institution nal g.a.-
iii been at the head ~ the organized
work ia Npeth Carolina IL m-Haa.
81 hat the endowment fun MSS
$3.50. 600. thu income from which, Ia4d
one-half 81 the expenses OF the coll
lege AMI me other was paid by th
students. Ills concluding remarks
We're 4 plea for increasing the endom-
ment fund. saying. Brothers. tbs
task viii not be hard, because x 81
lone for God"
short addresses followed from Or
/. T.. Bunanay ANA I~AyingstsH John
son. Editor J. ". Bailey. Of Tho
Biblical Reeorder. took charge of Ihr
receiving Of pledges for the euapn-
ment funi. making "A strong speech
before calling far pledges. He stated
that $31.5"0 II the amount wanted
hal been given and MAS placed where
il could be had as soon rs Sll2,VVo
was subscribed by the convention.
Rev. Dr. Fred. u. Hale. OF Wi
mington. stated he had intended To
give 500. but after talking with MS
Wife and praying over the matter. ne
had decided 10 give $500. lie fe't
sure that his church-,he FIRST Church
of Wilmington-Would give $500 when
the time came.
subscriptions We're then called FOR
and ii was announced that Or. Charles
+. Tayl9r. Of Wake Forest College. had
asked several months ago 10 give the
first $1,000 to the new endowment
The Tar River Association gave 81
coo. 1t was announced that Col. y.
w. :. Thompson. q Presbyterian of
Greensboro, would give $1,000. Other
pledges came in rapidly until 2 large
part Of the 100000 was pledged.
More tina $4,000 was raised on the
floor of the convention last night.
which. with $38, 900 that it was stated
would be forthcoming as soon as the
S112.00 is raised given nearly half ~
the amount.
rhe committee on nomination q
board # education nominated the fol
lowing rs the Wake Forest Collega
board Of education: e. f. Taylor. w
L. Poteat. J. f. Lannean. W r.. Roy
all. w. r. Cullom, G. f. Brewer. J
W. Bailey. J. NJ. Brewer. +. Holding
j. p. Carlyle. ]. II. Gorrell. j. 6
rowle~. q. w. Paschal. l.. r. Mills
J.. 3. Powers. II. r. Royal. Darius
Eatman. y. Y. Gulley. +. w. skies
". NJ lynch. L. Johnson. w. w. Hold
ing. L V. Peed. r. =. White. r. w
Timberlake. A. -. Hunter, y. Nc
Lnod. w. p. Campbell, A. {. Payne, !
w, DoWney, James smith i. ;
C~rutchfield.
Rev. II. A. Brown made the follow
ing report for the temperance com
mittee. which was adopted without
discussion:
.Whereas. The drink evil is one 81
the greatest curses of our time, y:
blight upon the temporal welfare an,
n burden to churches and the King
dom of God: therefore,
"Resolved, First. That the Baptis
state Convention would encourage il,
constituency and all others 70 the ut
most devotion in the Il Of temper
ance. both in preaching the gospel f
the repentance of drinkers and tbs
building up the sentiment that VII
prevent the traffic.
"Resolved. Second. That inasmucl
as the civic treatment of the liquol
traffic is a subject of honest difference
of opinion. we ~efer the question o
method to our people. charging then
70 act with good consciences toward.
God ana man n with great earnest
ness.
"Resolved, Third. That we tak'
great pleasure in the that ha#
been achieved in the interest of TEN
perancC and we entreat our people Il
continue in this good work, support
ing the laws. that we hay ana in al
practical ways improving and strength
ening them with q view to utter de
struction of the traffic and the cyl
that it does 50 much to maintain"
Memorial Service.
The session Of the Baptist Stat
convention this afternoon was largel,
devoted to a memorial service oye
members who a died during tn,
year. Among those named in the re
port made by job c. Scarborough
chairman of the Committee Of Obil
uaries, were Revs. John Mitchell. VII
liam Brunt. Thomas Lee, John Alfred
G. /. Lane. ]. q. Fisher. W. G. petit.
and j. {. Jones. Other member
were j. w. Downing. ". =. Harrell. q
w. Hendrix. W Z. Covington. r. 6
Patterson. O. T.. Edwards ana Z. \
Dunn. Touching cuIogies We're pal
ly j. C. scarborough. a. w. Cooke
i, DR.. Nann, w. F. Fry and Rev. j. +
!. Love. Of Atlanta. on motion. it wa
= ordered that in the obituary Of d.
W. &. Harrell. it be recorded tina
he was the author Of the song. "Ho
For Carolina
~ "a - ~ rF7 yo~arf vt-p~ 70 lran to a 10