Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-05-25
FLORENCE LETTER
iII. b. WchStorl

i. Taylor. pastor. offered prayer and
read the Scripture lesson. Tho pas.
tor introduced DR.. S. n. Vass as a
great Bible scholar, who would break
the bread of life. His text was from
Ezekiel 10: 10. The DR.. preached
great sermon. lie condemned the
action of tho "sanctiiicd" people in
claiming that God had called them
out from the church members. Dr..
Nas3 was at his best and wc feel
satisfied in saying that all who heard
his discourse were worry much benc-
flied.
At the close of tho Bible Institute
at Trinity Baptist Church, on Friday
,. III. tho following resolution intro.
duced by E. b. Webster, were read
and unanimously adopted:
in view Of the fact that the Rev.
DR.. S. N. Nass, General Miss onary
for the American Baptist Publication
Society has for the past week con.
Quoted SO ably and impressively
Bible Institute, instructing us in
Bible truths and that We recognize
in him one Of the ablest Bible schol-
ars Of the twentieth century; there
fore, be it resolved that we take this
method of express ng our approval
Of his method OF teaching he Scrip
lures and we feel that all who at.
tended this Institute have had their
spiritual strength renewed
Rev. and Mrs. J. b. Mancibo, Of
Cuba passed through the city recent,
ly enroute to Cuba from Now York.
Mrs. Mancebo was formerly Miss
M. H. Deas of Charleston S. G.
Mr.. David Conner of Marion at
tended the Morris College commence
mcnt.
Corporal Thomas Brisbane OF the
U. S. Army is talking lis furlough
at his home In Charleston, S. G.
Mr.. c. Carr, OF SaXton, S. C. after
visiting friends here has returned
to his homo. He has been sue
cessful farmer for more than eight
years. He Is assistant leader OF his
church and believes in helping race
enterprises.
Mr.. Jonas w. Thomas successful
business man and wealthy farmer Of
Bennettsvillc. s. G. passed here en-
route to Kingstree, S. G. to attend a
County Food Conservation meeting
He is chairman OF the counties of
Marlboro, Darlington. Florence, Mar
ion, Dillon, Georgetown, Harry and
Williamsburg on food conservation
and the right man at that. Mr..
Thomas Is race man and as de from
business enterprises in his own town,
Bcnncttsville, he owns part interest
in business at Hamlet. N. G. and
other places. Ills income tax is $34
so. He bought $1,000 worth OF L.
berty Bonds and is still with us.
Mrs. Mamie Mechanic and daugh-
tor, Myrtle, OF Daytona, Fla. have
gone to Boston, Mass.
Mr.. W. NJ. Mccall, of Sanford, Fla.
has gone to Philadelphia Pa.
Mr.. ED. Livingstone has left Phil
adelphia for his home in Mullins, S. G
MIR. Walter Johnson, OF Dovesville,
S. G. passed here cnroute to Clausscn
S. c. TO visit his father. He is quite
seasoned farmer, living at homo
and boarding at the same place. Also
active in church work and race mat
tiers. Mr.. Richard Johnson, Of Claus
sen, his father, is a successful far
mer.
Mr.. Herman Baker. OF Dublin, Ga.
passed here enroute to philadelphia
Mrs. Malissa Brown visited her
mother in Rochelle, N. C. and has
returned to her home at st. Paul,
! S. G.
Mr.. Leo Cannon, OF Palotka, Fla
passed here enroute to Philadelphia
He had his badge as usher of Bethel
in Masonic circles.
Joint Stock Lodge, No. 1926, has gone
to Timmonsville, S. G. to attend the
great meeting. He is one OF the
most progressive farmers Of Florence
county, having been farmer more
than twenty years. He was married
at shopsville, S. c. more than
twenty years ago. He has six chill
dren, l.. Norman, Hazel, Dora, Helen
and Walter Peterson. Norman is at
the State College at Orangeburg, S.
G. Hazel Is in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Bellamy Eaddy, president Of
Joint Stock Lodge, No. Al. at Pos,
ton, IS. G. passed here enroute TO the
meeting at T!mmonsville, S. G.. He
is fine farmer. For more than
twenty years he has succeeded as. a
farmer. lie attended the public
school at his home.
Mr.. Andrew Hayes, OF Darlington,
has gone to Pembroke, S. G.
Mr.. w. T.. Addison, of GAINESVILLE,
Fla. has returned from the Win the
War for Permanent Peace Conven
ton at Philadelphia. He had creden
tails from the Governor, Sidney ].
Calls, OF Florida. Prof. Addison IS
from the Academy High School, at
Gainesville, Fla.
Mr.. G.. w. Baker, Of Chester, S. C.
went from there to Nichols, S. G., on
business. He is quite a successful
farmer and buys no meat nor bread,
but produces it at home.
Mr.. John NJ Her, deacon Of Trinity
Baptist Church passed here cnroutc
TO Timmonsvilic to attend the Joint
Stock Session.
Mr.. George w. Williams and Mrs.
jamie Kelley were cnroute to Tim
monsv lie, to attend tho Grand Ses1
sion OF tho Joint Stock Society. Mrs.
Kelley is president Of infant clubs.
Mr.. Williams is president OF Lodge,
No. "a.
Mr.. ID. M. Brown, of Pamplico, S.
G. attended the session Of the Joint
Stock Society at Timmonsvile
On Sunday p. Nj. Mr.. ]. G.. Com
ming, Of bingham, S. c. spent the
day with us visiting the church in the
morning w tbn Of -, mn,