Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-24
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/ Is anybody happier because you
passed his way? y -
Does any ono remember that you spoke
to him today? 4 r.
The day is almost over and its toiling
l. time is through;
Is there any one to utter now kindly
word Of you?
Did you give a cheerful greeting to
the friend. who came along,
Or churlish sort of 'howdy." then
vanish In the throng?
Were you selfish, pure and simple, as
you rushed along your way,r
Or is some ono mighty greatful for a
T deed you did today? &af f{,>el
Can you say tonight, in parting with
the day that's slipping fast,
That you helped single brother Of the
manly that you passed?
Is single heart rejoicing over what
you did or said?,
Does the man whose hopes were fading
now with courage look ahead?-
Did you waste the day or lose It, was
it we'll or poorly, spent?
Did you leave trail of kindness or q
scar of discomfort? -
AS you close your eyes in/slumber do
you think that God would say,
You have earned one more tomorrow.
- by the work you did today?"
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Has the Moral Tone, of the People
Suffered Re.Action ?-AThe moral tone,
the sacrificial spirit of all the people,
which was distinctly elevated during
the war has suffered a reaction, dee
clared former President VIM. Howard
Taft in his address as president Of the
Unitarion General Conference at Balti-
more. last week, "and we are back in
the old region Of the 'doldrums' where
progress to better things seems as slow
as it was before the war;
We should not be. discouraged, Mr..
Taft said. ut Is the frailty Of human
nature 1t is to be found in. Its inabili-
ty to maintain for long periods its ad-
herence TO the highest ideals. Real
progress in the world is through a
course Of action and reaction. This
Lreaetion will be succeeded by an on
ward and upward movement and we
shall find the world better because Of
its sacrifices and the lessons they
taught. We shall not make the same
progress that we hoped for. but we
shall step up and on. 1t is the duty
of all those whose disappointment in
| the present state Of affairs is great, to
buckle on their armor and to push to-
ward better things, to take their places
in the ranks Of those who would stir
the religious spirit Of the community
and who would preach as part of their
lives the fatherhood. of God and the
brotherhood Of man" "
Some Flower conundrumo.-Who
turned the woods into temple? Witch
Hazel. .s
At what hour was the service held
Four o'clock.
What furnished its illumination by
day? Sun flower.
What furnished. its illumination by
night? Star Of Bethlehem and Moon
flowers.
Who rang the bells? May bell, Blue
bells and Hare bells.
What was the interior decorated
with? Tags. ~
Who preached the sermon? Jack in
tn pulpit.
What did. the assistants. wear?
Monks hoods.
What elder read prayer? Elder
Berry.
Who took up the collection ? Johnny
Jump up. = 'tf
| What eight ladies sang in tho choir ?
Black Eyed Susan, Bouncing Bess,
Marigold, Primrose Rosemary, Daisy'
Sweet Marjoram and Rose Of Sharon.
What was worn on their feet? Lady
Slippers.
| What on hands? Fox gloves.
What two men were ushers? Sweet
William and Jack Rose.
A wandering Jew and Ragged Robin.
A wondering Jew and Ragged Robin
What was put in the collection
Penny royal.
What single word composed the ben