The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-08-20

Vernon, will commence series OF
protracted meetings at Sunnyside-
The services will be held day and
night, with the exception Of Sunday,
i the 23rd. There will be dinner on
the ground that day and song SER
vice in the nature OF an all-day sing
! ing will be held in connection with
the services All are requested to
attend, and are requested to carry
large, well filled baskets with them
1t is useless for us. to speak OF good
department, for, since the pistol car
rying and prohibition laws as enacted
by our last legislature went into ef-
feet. we have good order at all public
gatherings. Bro. Jennings is highly
recommended by the best citizens or
| his community, and We hope and De-.
Iieve that much good will be accom-
plished for the Masters cause during
these services. We hope and trust
that everybody will attend these ser
vices, and lay aside all personal pre-
judice and do their whole duty Tor
the Masters cause. We need great
| revival of religion throughout the
Melbourne territory, and Sunnyslde
is a central point to start it. So let
one and all meet at Sunnyside on
Friday night before the fourth sun
day, with our hearts full of praise TO
God for His goodness, and with
feeling of love for our fellowman,
and have a grand and glorious meet
ling. We need more of the old-time
religion, that will make us love every
body, and especially our neighbors.
This life is too short for US TO tr1he
and if we expect to go sweeping
through the pearly gates into the new
Jerusalem when we pass from this
mode of existence, we must lay aside
all personal prejudice and love GOD
supremeIy and our neighbor as our
selves. We expect to do our part Tor
grand and glorious meeting, and
are making a powerful plea for good
will and brotherly love to reign su-
preme throughout the Melbourne ter
ritory. We must love our neighbors
and must not speak evil of their good
names or those of their good famll-
les. So attend the meetings and do
all YOU can for the Masters cause.
Hon. ]. T. Green of Steens, Messrs.
Cicero Duncan of McBee, j. A. Ayres
and Palmer Shelton of Star, and Mr..
Lantrip of the Arkay Stave Company
of Columbus, were in Melbourne on
Wednesday.
Our young friend, Mr.. Clifton Nc
Gee, of Stacy, is on the sick list, and
we hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Houston Weathers, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Weathers, of Stacy,
had the misfortune to fall last week
and sustain serious injuries about his
head and face. DR.. g. S. Barksdale
was summoned and reports that he
is improving.
Mrs. Jeptha Seay and Mrs. c. A
s Cole are on the sick list, and we
hope for them a speedy recovery.
Misses Lola and Maude Sanders
of Loneoak, visited friends and rel
atives at Sunnyside recently.
Mrs. Exon Lance, of Sessums, and
Mrs. Thomas Scott, of Columbus, and
, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Caine, of Gale
donia, visited their parents, Rev. ano
Mrs. J. F. Sanders, at their home IL
Melbourne the past week.
Miss Bessie Harris, an accomplish
= ed and refined young lady OF For
Springs, is on pleasant visit to Mr.
I \. J. Harris at his home in Coffee
. Vile. Miss, and while there she vii
visit other friends and relatives.
nj Miss Josie South, an attractive ant
| refined young lady of Fayette, is OF
II pleasant visit to the winsome Mis-
| Ida Nav at her home in Friendship
II Hon. ]. H Hill, of Sunnyside, wa
| a yisit0, to Millport Saturday. am
on his return home he paid the Dan
a pleasant and highly appreciate
visit.
II Miss Lula McNeese, an accom-
plished young lady of Loneoak, !
on pleasant visit to Miss Doii
| Sisson.
The many friends of Mr.. Jeptn
Seay, our highly esteemed letter car
| rier on Route One, from Melbourne
| are glad to see him enjoying his III
teen days vacation, which he so Wel
deserves. Mr.. Seay is clever an
| accommodating gentleman, and
greatly beloved and highly respecte
by all the patrons on his route. Nj
Brack S. Mordecai is carrying tn
/ mail during Mr.. Seay's vacation.
i John Payne Lodge No. 245. A. +
/ and A. NJ, met in regular communl