The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-26
VISITS SUNDERLAND
SUMNER SCHOOL IN FORD


! Through the kindness Of my ne
phsx, MIR. Geo. I. Kinard, ] had the
pleasure on last Saturday of attend
Ing the tenth annual session OF the
lutheran summer school which was
then in session at Summerland. 1t
Was threatening morning and some
thing was said about being caught ov-
ef there in the rain and Mr.. Kinard
fsplied, "What difference does it
make to a man driving q Ford?" l
Mes aware Of the fact that Ford can
80 almost anywhere except up a tree.
s. The party consisted Of Misses Erin
Taylor and Ruby Cook, Mr.. c. L. Viii
son, the driver, Mr.. Kinard, and
yeur humble scribe.
We pulled the cord and the Ford
hit the road about 7:l5.
We made short stop in Prosperity
for the "eld man" to have the barber
fo shine him up little.
Notwithstanding the rough condi-
ton of the road through No. 9, and
also sfaer We crossed over into Salu-
da, We pulled up at Summerland at
$40.
After going in we were met by that
Biz man-big in spirit, l mean-Dr.
II. A, Mccullough of Columbia who
presided ever the meeting.
!. He grasped me by the hand with
one ofitais usual big smiles, and gave
me seat nesr the front saying, Il
want you to sit here where you can
hear, weN.n I thought this might be
d refeesien on my age, and cause
seine one to think was really getting
old, but was thankful to the doctor
as this is just what 1 had gone over
there for, to hear.
The first address was made by Sis
tsr Elizabeth of Charleston, on the
subject Of Inner Missions"
Her talk Was very sorciblss. and
psinted upon the subject.
fssfhe next speaker was Dr. #dies OF
Philadeiphia, Pa. His subject was,
ssTrainihg the Devotional Life of the
Child" /. only wish that all parents
could have heard this address. After
all, this is the keynote of reforming
AND evangelizing the world. DR.. Wiles
said that We as parents must have a
new conception Of our Christian du-
ties in, the home Character is form
ed the home and out of thes Chris
tian homes we get our ministers and
bsstaprofessionM. men who rule and
govern our land. The greatest effort
xeSshould make as Christians is to
sash, the young. A child passes
thrsaEh the greatest learning period
oflsHs life from. 8 to 10 and through
thsmoH critical stage from Is to 10.
THsS is the most important time to
kssps,she foot Of the child upon the
rick Two other very important
thdnks The teacher should bear ia
mind: First, they should knoW the
doctrine Of their church and the most
sfnpsftant. Of all is to live up to the
aaskfine: they teach.
AT thk cbnclnsion of DR.. Wiles nd
dfess We had The music drill taught
hsps: Melhorn of Philadelphia, which
1h&as up fsel that we only had, 3
s1iShs conception of music in the
8Tht dinner hour was next on the
p5sSfsrn 50 j, our little group went
AtBn, TO Grey. Rock Spring and pic
4feksd in this beautiful grove.
There is a bottling plant at this
HisSk known. as Grey Rock Spring
*ostNlg company, which makes GIN
taf Ale and other soft drinks. =
fBsfore returning to the college we
Hknt, down to that beautiful little
sean Of LeesyiAs sndfwes passed the
bkadtifuL seho6E bailding between the
tWsslittle towns, which is credit to
any community, and believe is only
g. start Of bringing Batesburg and
LksaYille together as one town or city.
Mr. Editor, you must have been
s9er there preaching your cooperation
asstHhe.
WE only took one lesson in the ev-
sning and that was taught by Rev.
o.sESBlackweader- of Roanoke, Va,
Sa The subject of model Study
Class" !" and all our Sunday school
skashers should have heard his able
asaaIrs. asaaIrs.