Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-06-28
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We are having some very heavy rains
and great tones of thunder around us.
The health of this community. has
not increased at this writing. The lit
tie infant of Mrs. N. d. johnson is
very sick
J. s. Hickey called at Byron Land S
and got hair cut.
Wonder if Travis Cordell is perfect
in shooting yet Ask him how he likes
to travel at night and shoot.
The infant of Mrs. Byron Land has
been very i'll with thrash in its mouth.
Mothers if your children should take
the thrash call on ]. S. Hickey for his
never failing remedy.
Apples are getting ripe now so Mr.
Dofetchit will have to eat apple pies
now until pumpkins get ripe.
Come on Sallie Ann" with your piec-
es Yod have given the young folks
good advice. Hope the young men
will take warning from your writing
and hang their hats on the bed post
instead of the gate post.
A certain person said not long ago
that when he sat down and picked up
the News and could not find anything
TO read except Mr., Mrs. and Miss Wis
iting at some place, or certain one
looked sweet or was all smiles Sunday
that he just threw the paper down and
walked out of the door. Friends, do
not write anything that is not inter
esting to allsthe readers. Try to write
something that will be interesting and
something that will cheer the heart
and mind. I was glad to see so many
correspondents in the News last week,
Hope none were offended at the writ
ers. If the shoe fits your foot just
wear it and do not grumble in the
least, for when a shoe fits the foot well
it never gives you any pain. Just
hold ON, Mr. Dofetchit, with your big
yarns until you can realize in your
heart what the value of them will be
to you in the end l know you are on
ly writing for fun and the pleasures
of your life, but when your life is
ended here where do you want to
spend eternity2 Let this sink deep
down into your heart and remember
we'll the words of the Lord, our God,
which says all liars shall have their
part in the lake which burns with fire
and birthstone Now, we do not ask
you to quit writing but kindly ask you
OF be truthful in your writing.
| have often heard it said that a
true friend is hard to find. That is so
in human beings but here let me say
the Lord Jesus Christ, is the greatest
and truest friend that has ever yet
been found, and it is very easy for any
one to find him when they search or
him with all their heart
Well, Uncle Gid, You are getting
right down to the solid truth. The
doctrine you taught last week concern
ing manhood, was true, fitting shoe
for great many and | hope they will
wear it.
If we live for the Master in this
world griefs and sorrows will be over
when death takes charge of our sinful
bodies.
Come again, G. H. D., of Tracy City,
and tell us something more about the
Master. 1t is much greater pleasure
to the christian people to read about
the Master than it is to read about the
pleasures of this life, for this life of
ours will soon be ended and we should
all be striving for that haven of rest.
The Lord is not going to give us a
home in glory unless we do his holy
will and we should all know what the
will of our Lord is and try to follow in
his foot prints. If we keep in his
footprints all the way they will LEAD
rs unto him when this world comes tC
! an end. e. l..