Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-13

OF the smaller communities ana me-
trcpoiitan centres. and the process III
this case-the bringing OF this talent
TO the people who cannot conveniently
go TO IL: by the liberality OF local
business people who are guaranteeing
expenses. The local business people
have no thought OF profit in the mat
ter They are not expecting pront'
They guarantee whatever shortage
may be shown in door receipts. High
cr compensation comes from the pene-
fit that will be conferred on those VINO
take advantage Of the opportunity.
The understanding Is that II there
shall be a surplus OF receipts over en-
pcnditurcs. which is not at all un-
likely in the ease OF such superior
population rs goes TO make up tins
community ana country surrounding
this surplus viii 10 TO the Red Cross
or some other mertoriouS cause. inc
guaraators are not at all concerned
for the amounts they guarantee: but
they will lie especially delighted TO
see splendid outpouring OF people
as evidence OF the appreciation they
have right 10 expect.
Following are the names OF the
contributors 10 the local trlrgiaphic
news service, together with the
amounts contributed by each: First
list. =. Mackorcll. SO; B. y. Moore.
81: Paul y. Moore, 81; John L. Hart.
81; Mackorcll-liart Co.. IS: W. r..
Ferguson, 81: Kirkpatrick Belk Co.,
$3: l.. W. Love. 81: l.. K. Williams,
81: Is. Nj. Love. 81; ii. +. Neil. 81:
r. r. Quinn, 81: Jr. II. Logan. 81: l.
d. Quinn, 81: DIR. l.. y. Bratton. 81:
Nathan Ficnstein. 81: J. ;. Brire.
So: Rev. L. T. Walsh, 81: DIR. ID. l..
Shicdcr, SO: =. l.. Courtney. 81 J. NJ
Struup. s.: DIR. }. J. Glenn. s.: |. W.
Johnson. 81: c. J. loungblood. 81:
Ben Levy. 81: Shcrer 4 quinn. SO;
Ben johnson, SO: IL. 4. Williams. 81:
Carroll Bros, 81; ). NJ. Grist. SO; J. q.
Dickson. 81: Quinn Wallace. s.: NJ.
f.. Cobb. 81: J. r. McElwce, s.: York
Drug store, 81; Mason Bratton. 81;
Louis Roth, SO: J. II. Carroll. $50;
o. f.. Wilkins. 81: W. NJ. Mcconnell.
$3.50: Miss Maggie McCorklc. 81: Jno.
Deras. 81: B. NJ. Nivens, $l- H. j.
Hcrndon. 81: York Hardware Co,
$3.50; r. \. Hall. 81: T.. B. Lowry. 81;
j. K. Cannon, IS: L. ID. Dorsctt, 81:
J. G.. Sassi, 81: W. B. Moore. 81: IL.
ls. James. 81: Il. G. Allcin. 81: DIR. Nj.
j. Walker. 81: j. &. Wallace. 81: Thos.
r. Mellow, 81: J. r.. Lowry. 81: l.. q.
Thomson, 81: l.. NJ. Crisis Sons. 50: j.
Il. Barnwcll. $3.50; VI. B. Clinton. 81.
Second list supplementary TO fore
going: Ben Johnson. 50: }. q. Dick
son. 81: l.. y. Moore. 81: f. Is. Low
ry, 81: Quinn Wallace. 81: Z. Il. Sim
mons. 81: J. X. Barnwell. $50; ).
G. Wallace. 81; Lee Nickers. 81; +.
a. n, ~
l.. NJ. CRISIS Sons. IS: Carroll Bros.
81: DIR. \. Y. Cartwright. 81: &. }.
Youngblood, 81: +. r.. Quinn. 81: Il.
T.. Neil. 81: T. ID. Quinn. 81: W. NJ.
Mcconnell. 81: Shcrcr & Quinn. 81: l..
X. Williams. 81: j.. +. Stroup. 81: =.
NJ. Grist, 81: DIR. }. ID. Mcdowell. 81;
Rev. 7. Il. Walsh, 81: }. =. l'ricc. 81;
DIR. ID. l.. Shicdcr. 81: X. {. Allcin. 81:
J. G.. Sassi. 81: }. Il. Logan, 81: James
Bros. SO: Kirkpatrick Bclk Co. 81:
W. Il. I.atimer. 81: John Dcmas. 81;
York Drug Store. 81: &. T.. Spencer, ]:
Mackorcll- Hart Co. 81: j. Il. Kelly.
81: e. +. Shcrr. 81: }. Il. Cannon. 50:
Mrs. ID. T.. Jackson. 81: ]. w. John
son, 81: W. B. Moore. 81; W. T.. Hall.
81: J. +. McElwcc. 81: Rev. }. L.
Oates, 81: X. NJ. Bratton. 81.
Hell Is proved by the atrocities
of the Huns. and there ought TO he
n special one for him." WAS orr of the
striking statements made in the
course OF his sermon by DR.. William
VI. Vines of Augusta. Ga, in the
first OF u series OF sermons at the
First Baptist church Sunday morning.
There WAS fairly good sized conGlr-
cation out to hear DIR. Vines preach
his first sermon, and those who were
there were not disappointed. as the
doctors discourse came up to the
highest expectation OF his hearers.
Taking his text from Matthew ll:2S:
Come unto me all ye that labor and
are heavy laden. and ! will give you
rest" the speaker analysed the text
word by word, and showed that the
passage was IN invitation 10 every
one 10 become a Christian. and that
the invitation is coming over all the
tumult OF the world today rs much ~
il did when Jesus Christ gave il.
Christianity is Jesus Christ and the
invitation is TO humanity TO come Ia
Jesus. The invitation Is extended to
all in the church, to the people Of the
town, the state. the nation and tho
world-mcn, women and children-lll
who labor. those who work with hands
or brains and those burdencd with re-
ligious or other problems that bear
down upon them. DR.. Vines said that
the rest" is the kcyword TO the text
and rest refers to that good time 10
come when we shall be free of
troubles and cares. Rest here refers
to faith mere now--thc prescnt-rcst to
unlock the meaning of the teXt-rcst
for the intellect. facing the problems
of ignorance and u world OF mystery.
lis there Il place of reward? There
ought 10 be. Is there a place of pun
iShmcnt? There ought to be. Hell is
proved by the atrocities OF the Hun.
There ought to bc a special one for
linn" We live in a world of troubles
---cominSs and 5oinES, separations and
movingS make up most OF our lives.
All these things bring us burdens and
those burdens are lifted from us when
we come to Jesus. Life here Is but
a prcIaration for the life over there.
and there is no rest outside OF tn"
gospel. We may push these things
aside now, but we must face them bv
and by. "ChIiStians are at rest today
because they are Christians" conclud-
ed DR.. Vines. The meeting will con-
tnuc through next Sunday with SER
vices each morning al 1890 and even
ing services at S.i5. The services of
Sunday evening were more largely
attended than the morning services.
the congregation including many OF
the membership OF all the local
churches.
LOCAL LAcoNicS