Good news. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-01

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list of eight for one year. | am glad
to see the stand you n taking for
the Truth and the Coming King
dom.
MRS. D. A. LUKE, Sydney, Fla
[ sure do enjoy reading your paper
Ny father, J. H. White, is living with
me, and he is taking it, and [ read it
all the time, and if I only had time |
would get more subscribers to it.
Here is a club of five.
L. M. CHADWICK, RI, Buford, Ga
7 read one of your papers and liked
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and made up a club of five at once and
am sending names and money here
with. Hope to get the paper soon.
J.. J. SPEAR, Montezuma, Gal
used to be a regular subscriber to-
your Fool-Killer. | sent you a club
for it. And now [ am sending a.
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Of modern teachers and thinkers.
JAMES H. REAGIN, Lithonia, Ga.
Il received a sample copy Of Good
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some of my neighbors and they ask
ed me to get up a club, so [ am here
with sending you a list of twenty subs
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you much success in your good work
J. L. ALLEN, Wingate, Texas.-A
copy of Good News has fallen into
my hands, and seeing some of the
things you promise your readers, /
decided to risk a quarter on it. / think
quite a good deal of what you may
say about a future Millennium will
be speculative, yet I would like to-
know what your GUESS about it is.
(My dear Mr.. Allen: Is the Bible
speculative? If so, then what | will
saw about the Millennium will be
speculative also. Otherwise it will
not. I am not guessing" but mere
ly going by what the Book says
Editor.)
A. KELLER, R. F. D. 4, Bonneville,
Unsatisfactory | happened to see
a copy Of your paper, and | became
interested. / am anxious to read
after you and see how you view these
momentous happenings. | am glad
to see you have a great reverence for
Gods Word. [ am a poor man, and
do not claim to be a stateman nor as
wise a Solomon, but am simply try
ing to be an humble follower Of the
Lord Jesus, and am called by others a
Russelite.
MRS. E. c. THOMAS, R. 1, Box. 66,
Attica, Ohio.-I want to tell you 1
am with you in the good work you
are doing, and feel sure you will
prosper in it. You can do a grand
work, for you are gifted to write. I
have never read things made palmer
than you make them. Enclosed find
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more for you.
J. L. I'ORGAN, RI, Tishomingo,
Okla.-Here is rs cents given me by
an Indian man who says he sure wants
Good News. | tried to get up a club,
but most of the people here think
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there is no mystery" about what
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ing to "unmistify'' some of the mist"
, that has been spread over the Bible
! by the Smart Clicks of the old creeds,
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