Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-06-30
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Editor News; Please give me little
space in your valuable paper for few
dots from this neighborhood. We are
glad that we have such paper as the
Seouachee News to write our news and
different views of religion, but we are
sorry that some of the correspondents
are so selfish as to think that their
views in religion are right and all 9TH
ers are hypocrits and liars. Such stuff
has caused quite confusion, but when
one boasts of his great college educa-
ton and great reputation with a great
big calibre, when they shoot they
will hit someone So this Big Gun hit
John A. Cargile and he, like a good
christian brother, came to him through
the News to settle their difference.
But Bro. Cargile's gun was too small
in calibre for this Big Gun, according
to his reply to him through the News.
We have known Bro. Cargile for 20
years, and there isn't more noble
christian man anywhere than he is.
He is loved by everybody here and
where he breaches, and we all con-
denim such stuff as came out in the
News recently in a reply to a request
to debate on bible subject, but we
think this brother would have his
calibre enlarged by taking a course
in the School of the Lord before he
got through with Bro. Cargile.
We are sorry that such has happen
ed. There is but little brotherly love
in such and the churches are full of
such men.
Now, my dear brother, let's not con-
denim each others views. Everybody
has right to his own views. We
have such a nice paper, and our un-
selfish editor allows us to write our
views on religion and if l am wrong
in your estimation, don't say that l
am hypocrit, but tell me through
our paper in loving christian man
ner, the way that would be better for
us. The bible teaches us how to do.
1t teaches us how we should humble
ourselves to one another "for whose
ever exalteth himself shall be abas-
ed, and he that humbleth himself
shall be exalted. Luke 14:11.
What will be the Lord do for him
who humbles himself?
Humble yourselves, therefore, under
the mighty hand of God, that He may
exalt you in due time. - Peter, $50.
"For the day of the Lord of hosts
shall be upon everyone that is proved
and lofty, and upon every one that is
lifted up, and he shall be brought
low lisa. 2:12.
Now, how can anyone say he is
above another and claim to be child
of God9 Let's not condemn our broth
ers views, but try and teach him in
a loving way. Kindness always pays.
Let all do better in the future.
The memorial written by L. d.
Barnes, of Washington, D. c., of his
brother, William, was to the point.
1t ought to be encouraging to his rela-
tives and friends, ''Billie", as he
was better known, was dear friend
of We writer. He was a good husband
and neighbor and honest in every re-
spcet, but we aresall born to die.
Crops look fine at this place. The
wet weather is making the grass and
weeds grow fast.
Mrs Willis Wilson, near this place
has fine peach orchard of 40 acres
and Will have big crop of peaches.
He has ninety acres in young trees
and the trees look fine.
The public school at this place
commenced the first of this month
with Bertha Oston as it's teacher
This is her fifth year at this place.
This speaks we'll for her.
Ike West, the weather growler, is in
a bad predicament. He says his corn
is growing finely since we have plenty
of rain, but the blamed rabbits are
eating up his beans, and if it isn't
one thing it is something else.
Ethel Lancaster, our clever postmis-
tress, made flying trip to Trenton
one day last week Pedro.