Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-09
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Splendid Revival Services. l1igK
est Co3miImrsesndati5ons, o3miImrses Of EffoprtsIg
r. re Of: Rev Jose Joseph: Games. 49,, 174s as
:,e1aacMrsoBussey Missed: a2idH


.a1aaoMrso Bussey Missed: a2idw
bat1o23a tiz- .-,--.-::9ae:li fr2:} rad~
,.4:on being g!reduested to say somngsss ocings
thing about. our series Of. > meetings. s
at Red Oak, :. Grove, last week
brought, fpHth,Tsar three-foldi sentii-, sentii,
iment. no Firstrthat, our .peopler ,ha3
enjoyed a1blessiug and.'desired ,rto
let Others ,knowit. Second, that7it
had heenomy privilege atoTenjey the;
lseryices,orejoicing ito ssee- what In
Iterest ur'people manifested during:
the entiremeeting, despite inelement.
weather. Good attendance, retnarkad
Bile, unbroken attention at each ex!
cessive service. Each service was.
as holding a beautiful picture, 50
lovely explained in all sincerity and.
implicitly, that even our. little chill,
dren felt, aud manifested the infu-,
.ence Of the God-gi1en message. 1t
has never been my privilege to see:
the scripture so beautiful " illus
ted, never losing the, slightest con-
nection Of the full meaning Of each
picture presented. 1t is not in my
power to present the meeting as it.
has been impressed upon us. Rev?
Bussey remarked, that it had never
5een his privilege to listen to a more
beautiful service. Best wishes Of
the Red Oak Grove go. with Rev
j Joseph A. Gaines as he returns to.
his home West.Balen, Indiana. Wee
enjoyed his work more than we can
express, ,ybecause@ hezis one, of our
very own. being aproduction of old
parentage. and a'soh Of
our esteemed friends Mr.. and Mrs.
w: j: Gaines - II ~ - 'I2a
1T With real pleasure we note the
and progress In the COM
munity in which they reside. " The,
appreciative nature. Of that splendid :,
people at Mt. Zion is. responsive to-
every good work. j: We.wal arejeieey
toasee the time when our ruralfcom-,,
.becpme aroused to- the factsI,
pfe united & eEfs TO aiali5 pro eEsrhel
{; g:
still hold, hat tie f ofoaa1nidation work
begins at&our fresides. Oh parents
now is deciding, time with us
schools. will soon open, Let..us not
overlook! the. duty, for tits as. much
duty TO, educate our children, as itY
S to think of their foodan raiment.I!
We owe 1T to them, to our country
Ind to our God. The sgrande<t ardG
most wonderful thing about lifeeis
for another generation, fort
hose to come when even the menl-H
,ry Of us here is gone forever, as
he mist in. the morning. Let US
'e more alert than were our. fore
atherS, if possible, in sincerity, III,
egrity: and courage, always letting;
Christianity: characterize our. every
Rdeavor. o-r4! - r-:a Il Tr.ea...o
Miss. Ruth 5Timmerman has re-.
eturned from avery pleasant to-
Aiken and Augusta. 70 A'@ s1.ir,a7
Miss Mary Gignialliatt Of Bruns.
wick, Ca, accompanied her. grand
ather, Mr.;T. w. sLambH back 1tb:
and rs much admired for
lei@ Sweet lovab1e disposition" S';@''dS
Mrs. Mamie a,s:Bl :Bussssy! 5s :. viii ilfI return
lome this week. Mr.. Geo. Bussey
las gone Oh a . visit: :. to- rHartsHihe
nd, she will return with him. Her.
tiendsfregret,to@ learn shes has not,
much in health. Her press
nee was missed at church last3
yeek:c! -eirGGA II a@o1 Ta6 EsTo
;c;a accrGI saitaar3 ,.gw,Ts - ...,J
,Our farmers are noted fol; thelr,r
Industry, Is and, they are; again tsteadiai
Y going about,their affairs, rarY5
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