The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-16
FLORENCE.

Prof. Taylor, lone of the Sunday
school teachers, had diagram OF the
various organizations OF missions OF
the Baptist In the south, ard dn the
SOUTHERN states, Cuba, Panama, and
Mexico ON the black board--ah OF
which was very clearly explained by
the professor, and readily gsasped by
the minds of the attentive auditors.
The rtpgram as Carried through, dis
as follows:
Sone.-"Onward Christian SOL
oilers, by the school
2. Outline of Home Mission Work
by Prof Taylor.
8. A visit to Mountain Home. -
by Miss Olive NORRIS.
4. Song, Scatter Seeds iof Kind
ness, by Sunday school classes
142, (primary.)
5. The Salvation of the City, -
address by Walter Dear.
6. work Among the EiIrgramts,
by Miss SaIlde South.
z. Church Budding and Loan
Fund, by ]. D. Martin.
s. Song,-"Just Little Sunshine, .
by classes and 4, (primary)
9. Southern Baptists i'm Cuba, =
by Miss Ailene Rodgers.
10. 1.-The Great Southwest, by
Mr. Claude Holcomb.
IL. Song,-'T Want to be Wdr-
ken, by classes 1, 2, and l.
II. Blackboard Representation of
Home Mission Facts, by PROT w.
N. Taylor.
13. Southern Baptists and Noun
tain Schools, by Miss Emma Mar
hin.
IA. Song,-"Work fog the Night DIS
Coming, by the school.
The above program was carried out
in systematic order and effective
manner The audience were hAghly
delighted with the performance of the
young people. The little children of
the four classes did their singing
sweetly, and won the hleartts of all.
The training for this mice occasion
was inn the hands of Prof. Taylor with
Miss Kattie Therren at the organ.
Considering the time occupied i'm the
preparation of parts, the success was
phenomenal. real enjoyable hour
was spent, by the old toulks especial
7y, DURING the exercises.
Srevices were held at Florence
Baptist church Sunday might, Rev.
NJ. c. O'Neal, OF Pelahatchde, deliver
ed am excellent discourse. and I'M a
very effective manner, holding the
attention of the congregation through
out the 80 minutes of his discourse.
There was a light shower here Mon
day afternoon which simply cooled
the atmosphere some, but failed to eff
fectuaIly settle the dust OF the
streets.
Rev. w. w. Morse, pastor of the
: Methodist church, lis at CoOpers'
Wells for his health, he having BEEN
real sick for several days back.
Your writer took "a "trip tuesday
forenoon ON Capt. Jones' wagon, to
the city of Braxtom ito visit some
good mem down there ON matters of
Importance to two certain churches.
He found that community blessed
with a fine season ON Monday tur--
nfPs We're being sown and gardens
revived; while here i'm our little town
the cotton wagons are making the
dust Scamper. Only a cooling
sprinkle was our share. We learn
that good rain fell below Braxton.
We found cotton being sold in Brax-
ton-fhe price around II "a Gems.
The cotton weigher there, Mr.. C..
T. TiIlman. inoformed us that up to
1890 p. IN. the 18th, he had weighed
81 bales so far, this season
Mrs w. l.. Melton, sister of w. H.
Hicke1son, our depot agent, of Long
view, Texas, with her little daughter,
Is ON a visit to Mr. Hickersonis family
Miss Kapes, Mrs. Hickersonis sis
ter left for her home, Mortified last
week.
Our rising young grocery merchant,
Will Miller, has just moved his faImi-
ly and household goods into their
elegant home. thus becoming perman-
ent citizens OF Florence
business heTe dis very DUN indeed.
Cotton is coming into the market
here very slowly. Jack Lowther, the
public weighery has weighed $50