Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-07-29
Caroline Chapel,

We'll, Mr.. Edltors, THIS IL Wednes-
day and 1t is one lovely day for work
The sun is shining and corn is growing
since we have got it worked over since
the rains ceased. We are a little more
hopeful that we will have bread next
summer to make our next years crop
on, even if we do have to pull weeds
for our horses.
Well, Bro. Young didn't disappoint
us last Saturday night and Sunday
He sure did come, and he did some
good preaching for an infant preach
or. He says he has only been trying
to preach about six months and | am
here to tell you if he improves as
much in the next six years as he has
for the six months that he has been
trying to preach he will prove to be
sumner There have been very few
that have ever preached at this place
that have equalled him. He says he
fully intends to preach the Gospel of
Christ as he finds it written in His
Holy Woodland that is just the proper
thing to do. Preach the Word, preach
the truth, Bro. Young, for if the truth
makes us free we will be free indeed.
Preach the Gospel, Bro. Young, for
the gospel is the power of God unto
salvation. BY hearing and believing
the gospel we are brought unto" sal
walton, and by obedience to its man
dates we are brought Unto saliva
tion, so you see it takes the gospel to
bring us up out Of condemnation and
set our feet on the Rock of our COM
plete salvation. There, oh there is
where and when our great work be-
gins. Then is when Peter says to
work out our own salvation THAT is our
eternal salvation) with fear and trem
bling before God. Bro. Young took
for his subject Saturday night THE
fall of man, and Sunday treated on
MANS Redemption, and he certain
ly made it plain from a Biblical stand
point. We were very sorry that the
conflicting services at Union Grove in
terfered with the hearing at the Chap
ell Old Bro. VIM. Kilgore preached
at Union Grove Sunday, and Of course
the most of us "Ridgeites' love to
hear old Uncle Will preach. We would
be glad to have him preach over here
for us occasionally. We believe old
Uncle Win is a good man. Come
around sometime, Uncle William, we
have few yellow legged fryers over
here.
Bro. Young will preach for us
again, the Master being willing, the
!. 2nd Saturday night and Sunday in
September Hope there will be no
conflicting services to interfere with
his hearing at that time.
John Moore of Whitwell, and Clyde
Griffith, of Mt. Olive, were down to
hear Bro. Young Saturday night and
Sunday.
Wiley Spangler Of Mineral Springs,
was over Sunday to hear Bro. Young
for his first time, and was we'll pleased
q with his discourse.
Ye writer took in the meeting Sat.
urday night and Sunday and had one
square meal at dinner Sunday witt
4 Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Pitman, and Of
v course, l felt wonderfully benefited
Sunday evening. / would be glad tt
q have the pleasure of enjoying the same
blessings once every week. Mrs. Pit
man. or Aunt Jane, as we all call her
e sure does know how to fix up some
# thing to suit hungry man.
# Now to the Sporting Editor: Di
you hear of the double-header playe
# last Tuesday week at Victoria, betwee,
10 the Ridgedale and the Mt. DIV
II teams? If you haven't, just ask "Ne,
p Writer" of the Mt Olive team hoy
a. these games went. | guess he can re
10 member. l will just say this much
&c The result was two games in favor {
the Ridgedalites.
Well, the Ridgedalites got disal
r pointed last Saturday at Victorii
The Whitwell ball team promised
meet them at Victoria but failed
~ come, so the Ridgedales are claimir
bpa one game on Whitwell, to O. on al
ra count of forfeiture.
lie WE'LL the cook has rung the dinnt
v bell, and of course l must go.
ny Old Joe.