The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-01
Golden Rule People
Hold Annual Meeting
Cor tinued from page 1.

AFTERNOON, O'CLOCK.
Rev. l.. Dabney conducted DEVOTIONAL.
The reports OF the President, Rev. K.
ii. Mckoy, Secretary u. 5 Miller, and
treasurer w. w. Hicks occupied most
of the afternoon session. each oil which
showed healthy condition OF the As.o-
cistion In each Of its department..
The address OF K l.. Benton. of Eek
man. on How TO build up good ALSO
,istion" just aroused ann enthused ey-
s'ybody ~ nothing else. The address
Sas timely, mastery and to the point.
everybody went away talking about that
milk and butter addressed. He Was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Richard Ham, Of E.khorn,
~ho took up the subject and tor thirty
minutes he kept the house in a roar of
Aughter 1t his original ideas of how 20
sork IN this order. Mr.. n. A. Sanders
u Graham. w. next called add he Islx-
et we'll and vas full OF insers-t
Attorney w. Il. Harris, Jr., repre-
entative Of the Pacific Mutual Life In
'ursnce Company, icing present was
allied upon and he made most timei,
ak. presenting some heaIthfni views and
.howed that he was greatly struck by tie
'eports OF the Association. Prot. :. IA.
L. Cyrus, OF JenkisJones, wss mex: call
Il On, who also made very nice talk.
EVENING SESSION.
Promptly At $50 o'clock, President
(. H. Mckoy wrapped the meeting u
rider and the devotlonals were conducted
y Rev. l.. Dsbney, Chaplain, who OF
cred fervent prayer.
After . timely introduction by the
Presfdent, DIR. w. q. Mitchell, Blue
iield's leading dentist, delivered the Adj
iress Of Welcome, who contrasted the
marked degree Of welcome accorded the
people nov 70 what existed in the days
of saloons, barroons and Wholesale whis-
Key houses on most corners of the streets.
complimented the principals of the Asso-
CATION and the work being done for rae
Iai uplift His address was one that
carried with il absolute cow teton and
certainty that the rood people Of Blue
held realized they were entertaining some
II the best people Of the land belonging
10 the Golden Rule Association. Prof.
J.. w. Robinson, ID. d., principal of the
High School ct Northfork, re-
'ponded and very ably did he do it. Tie
'sid We came in possession Of the princi-
pies Of this Order neither by stealing or
borrowing; glad 70 say that this Associa-
'ion brings . clas OF men and women
Lean in life, honest in purpose and med
n mind IN make the race felt in every
walk Of life He paid one OF the finest
tributes 70 the Neyro's loyalty, his true
lsss, his unfsiterins faith and trust in
he American governments that has sv,r
zen witnessed 81 any other race on
'srth- He eioquentiy declared that the |
black man has never been guilty Of tress- |
'n, but on the other bad Won the conf |
ience Of every reader Of history and ev-
~ patriotic citizen Of every country that \
10 truer, more loyal and Trustworthy
'itizen than man wrapped in black sxin.
lie concluded m she mii-t Of q loud and
ong applause.
AZ this point, the Nursery Department
COX up the balance Of the time md rem
Tered . most excellent program which
'ept the crowded house laughing during
ne whole evening. Ia 10 almo-s impo--
ibie 70 personste each performer bot
hey all did rood. Little Ms Psrcs.i
'ho played the piano and Rev. McKoy's
laughter were agreed 70 have merised
pecisl mention.
Prizes were siven 10 the delessse-
'nose associations he'd made the highest
lumber OF members during the pest year.
'ervind. Kimball, Vivian and one other
'on the hoDcrs. Hon. b. ID. Patterson,
" rded the same.
Prof X p. Sims. Principal Of the y.
!. L. being pre0nt. vss called on and
} justice 70 him, he made one Of The
90 speeches Of the evening. He sp<ci- :
My called attention 70 the srsss nssd Of