Texas Christian Advocate (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 18, 1909 Page: 9 of 16
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TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
9
March 18, 1909.
Spring Humors
PERSONALS
NOW
Complete Price List of
SONG BOOKS
REVIVAL PRAISES
Effect of the Church Paper in the Home.
The
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30 cents each
38 cents each
50 cents each
66 cents each
9 cents each
10 cents each
25 cents each
30 cents each
“Out of the old house—
Moved up into the new.”
Recently,
thought, to
Carleton, have in several cases adopt-
ed the sentiment of his best known
poem and moved
over the world. It is a great encour-
agement and incentive to you in your
work to know of successes achieved
elsewhere.
You cannot be an intelligent Meth-
odist and yet be ignorant of the ways
DIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
CONFERENCE.
Texas, in April 13, 14, we do not think
it best to have the League and Sun-
piace.—Waco, the beautiful central
city of Texas. Accessible from all di-
FULL CLOTH BOARD BINDING
30 cents each, $3.50 per dozen, postpaid.
$25.00 per hundred; $3.00 per dozen, not prepaid.
LEATHERETTE BINDING
25 cents each; $3.00 per dozen, postpaid
$15.00 per hundred; $2.50 per dozen, not prepaid.
METHODIST HYMNAL
mentioned at first—April 6, 7. The date
will be announced later just when the
meeting will be held.
C. C. HIGHTOWER,
District President.
ed at a cost of $20,000, and it is due
aha--Xi'
abroad, the advancement of our young ry and his good people hope to occupy
Words only, not prepaid ............................
Words only, prepaid ................................
Music Edition, not prepaid .........................
Music Edition, prepaid ..............................
YOUNG PEOPLE'S HYMNAL
Words only, not prepaid .............................
Words only, prepaid ................................
Music Edition, not prepaid ..........................
Music Edition, prepaid ..............................
CHILDREN’S PRAISES
15 cents each, $1.75 per dozen, prepaid.
Not prepaid, $12.50 per hundred.
PRIMARY HYMNAL
Impure or effete matters accumulated
in the blood during the winter cause in the
spring such disfiguring and painful troubles
as boils, pimples, and other eruptions, also
weakness, loss of appetite, that tired feeling.
The best medicine to take is Hood’s
Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly cleanses the
blood, and effects permanent cures by giving
healthy functional activity to the stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and skin.
35 cents each, postpaid; $3.60 per dozen, not prepaid.
ORDER FROM
FIFTH ANNUAL TEXAS METHO-
the date
day-school Conference at
SarsatabS are Hood’s Sarsaparilla in
chocolated tablet form. They have identically
the same curative properties as the liquid form,
besides accuracy of dose, convenience, economy, no
no loss by evaporation, breakage, or leakage. 1;
$1, of druggists or PEoTPtoacs'L mail. Mass. re!
Mrs. L. Bickford. Gossville, N. H., says:
“Every spring I was completely prostrated,
run down, from dyspepsia and that tired feel-
' . But I have found Hood’s Sarsaparilla
LIps me from the first dose, completely
restores good health and strength.”
story books, visit the scenes of my
childhood. But behold, though I ar-
rived at the place, the scenes were
not there. A flourishing village occu-
pies an erstwhile cornfield; woods,
commons, have given way to valua-
ble farms, the old “worm” fences
have been converted into fuel, and
barbarous barbed wire and page wov-
en wire (or some other sort) now in-
close said valuable farms. The peo-
ple, ignorant or otherwise of Will
Let Everybody Sing!
Community
able lawyers, doctors, or even farm-
ers without reading the literature of
their profession. Then, why not a re-
ligious paper to teach them religion?”
Brethren who take no Church pa-
per, you have no idea of the help that
comes from learning of the work that
thousands of others are doing all
and in the
I had occasion, as I
do as the people in the
thousand dollars. Emory is one of our
oldest and most useful institutions,
and she deserves the largest success.
*
Some ten days ago Bishop Hoss had
a slight backset in his progress to-
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people in Christian effort, and the re- the building by the fourth Sunday in
ports of our various conferences, one —n+L
of which I would like to welcome tnis
here. (Old Father Black said Amen, * _______
Bewildered, I walk unrecognized; so did I, but very weak; knew I Rev. T. S. Armstrong, presiding el- Monday in place of Hon. A. M. Texas, writes: “I congratulate you on
mechanically, I turn my steps toward would have to help entertain it.) The der of the Waxahachie District, drop- , ndered his resigna- the very excellent program. The
the site of the old church, where in only way to attain this knowledge is pleasantly the other Kennedy, who “ f Lt .15 han- choice of talent could scarcely be sur-
youth’s fair morning I had responded through the Church papers. And, Ped in to see us P-ms y tion at the request of that body, hap passed, and the selection and arrange-
to the call of the white-haired preach- brethren, it is to your shame that day. His new work seems to agree pens to be a Methodist and a prohibi ment of subjects could not be better.”
er, who said: “Give me your hand, you are more familiar with every- with him, and he is bringing things to ... He is a leading citizen of Mr. J. R. Pepper, Memphis, Tenn.,
the Church your name and God your thing else than with the blessed Mas- over his way. From all parts of ’ , o the cleanest says his only criticism is that it con-
heart.” This last, an often-used, but ter's work in our own loved Church. “sit 1 Conliment Whitesboro, and one of the cleanest tains too many good things for any
everimpressive expression of the Well, he went on, winding up with his district w e often bear co p men in the public lite of the State. We one program. W. C. EVERETT,
time-worn, God-honored preacher, a special call for subscriptions to the ary words of his efficiency and wor . do not mean by the word “happens President.
On the way, I met old Brother Texas Christian Advocate. By the te Le is a Methodist and a prohibi- ••*
Brown (so-called here because that time he had finished, I was so worked Brother R. c. Dial, formerly of chance but that it so hap- ATTENTION, GATESVILLE DIS-
isn’t his name), whose religion in the up that I put my name down first, Clarendon tionist Dy chance, out "I 1 1 trict
days of old was of an austerely, re- and seventeen others did the same. Greenville, but now of the Clarendon pens that in choosing a Speaker the TRICT.
pellent type, and whose pocketbook We began a new life from that day. Live Stock Journal, was in Dallas a House chose a Methodist and a prohi- Owing to the Interdenominational
resembled his eldest son, in that it The whole Church, mind you, and while back and made us an interesting _ choice and by principle Sunday-school Convention at Fort
was rarely seen in the sanctuary. that wasn’t the end; the Nashville, He likes the west, though his . ’ y. .. :1, 0 ,1 moral and Worth, March 25-29, and the Methodist
When we made sure that we knew Era, Go Forward and. Womans Mis- , „ . 1 black he is on the right side or all m Sunday-school Conference at Waco,
each other, we shook hands like two sionary Advocate, each have a good life has bene spent so far in the black religious questions. ------ ’ .....
Methodist preachers at District Con- list among our people now, and we land. He is one of our truest men and
ference. just couldn’t do without them. always found on the right side of all
“Well, John, it does me a power of If our preacher touches on certain ,,
good to see you.” Church matters now, we know what um
“I’m glad to meet you again, Uncle he is talking about, for we have al- *
Brown; glad, indeed, but where’s the ready read something of it. If he men- Rev, w T. Morrow, of Wichita Falls,
old church?” tions a Bishop’s name, we know some- recently He is great-
As he pointed to the eastward, I thing of him, and I don’t get caught was in to see us recently. 598 _______
looked and beheld a new and modern any more inquiring after one who has ly pleased with his work, and he a rections. .
structure, which in the former days been dead three years. his people are arranging to build a Time—Begins Monday night, April STAMMERING Cured by Mail
would not have been pictured to the And, say, you remember how Father s40 000 church edifice Work will be- 12, and closes Wednesday night, April Dr. G w Randolph, that noted specialist of the
vision of the most iridescent dream- Black (the only one in our class who . .. .15—three nights and two days. voice, who has been curing thousands of stammerers
vision or -e -5 -1—-5 “ +Am .L1 ‘ne. in +hOse davs) used gin in the course of a month or so. to An...., ° 111 Le on the Eu- in al the cities of the South, 13 now at Peacock
er. took the paper in .those dayS usea & n;ai. or. Entertainment—Will be on tne H Hotel, 421 Elm st., Dallas, Texas, to cure many
“Come down to my house’n stay all to hold up his opinion on political and That town is building up rapidly, more ropean plan. Write J. M. Ferguson, stammerers, both in person and by mail. He charges
day’n, I’ll tell you about the changes.” current events of the day till he had than fifty people having joined the Waco, and tell him what kind of en- $25.00 for personalgreatmentnunrderoarguarantssrartr
No second invitation was given, read the news of the week in the Church by certificate since conference, tertainment you prefer, and he will the patient is cured. He does this to help out the
for I had accepted the first. Advocate. provide it for you. Do this as early as poor. Dr. Randolph is well known an over the
When I came in sight of the once There are more of us doing that * you can. South ... sreatwvoneolaamhenr, and wantsstscur
woe-begone-looking premises, com- now because it is reliable. Rev. S. W. Thomas, of Timpson, and speakers.—Probably more or our as many stammerers as possible while he lives. That
plete and overyhelming astonishment Why, I said to my wife the other his people are now working on their strongest and best speakers are on is the reason he charges so „lttle.cWe,8aw many I
got hold on me. day: “Mary, the old Texas is the best hsPee tr"is" Whencomplet- this program than we have ever offer- tiszepatienttisin SaSJur.
Flowers, shrubbery, shade and or- paper in the world.” And it is, for new chuic e p . ed. Every address promises to be a him a trial. Hand this to a stammerer, please,
namental trees graced the well-kept southern Methodists who live in Tex- ed it will cost $18,000, but it would cost complete, finished production and each---------
lawn, and the ramshackling old house as. a great deal more if further removed one alone would be worth the trip WANTED—- Location by graduate
has been made up-to-date and in keep- we did not know anything from the lumber region. Col. T. S. to Waco. . cgj Medical Department Vanderbilt Uni-
character about Garisoh and other leading laymen thsinsinniaFand "
ized all care bestowed on appear- neiorar society are all the out- over there are taking a great deal of writer, publisher and director, will ___________________
ances as “so much trouble fer noth- th r tat day. Now we can talk interest in the movement. lead the singing. Sunday-school work- u _ eiidADE
in” , . gitWtourp./e. or PC. about Church ... ers all sing and we.wantto.makethi TOUR TO EUROPE
As I turned toward him he seemed Matters, and know what we are talk- conference memorable for its feast of 14th to September 5th, under the aus-
to see interrogation points written all -ud’Llt A godly woman who is too modest song. pices of North Texas College.
over mv benign countenance, and re- in& a-ou. . -name to the public has giv- Railroad Rates—Are on the regular countries visited: France Belgium, Holland, Ger-
to en her persona, Chet to Rev. C. B. — 20 0255s J^t is, ^fo^an^ - -
fuddled at our fine fixins; and no be to shift them on somebody else. Brown for $1200 with which to build fare and one-fifth from all points over Inudung al expenses, $700. Apply to Mrs. Kidd
wonder—’twas dreadful the way it Enjoy it? Why, I kept six of them a superannuate home. It will likely be 100 miles. Speak to your agent now, Key, Sherman, Texas.---—
was when you were a boy among us.” at our District Conference here last built on Polytechnic Heights. Another and if he has not received proper in- — rAn OUT
“And this,” said he, pulling from spring and gave them all they could 5 him tn hnilri structions, he can write for them at EINE 001 T •K KA L
his rocket the latest Texas Christian eat, and_speaking of eating, that's good woman has promised him to build once. FNE UULI TUn ALe
Advocate, “is the secret of all the the dinner-bell now—walk out into another home of this sort at not a dis- Who Should Attend.—Every preach-
change.”’ the dining room.” I walked! tant day. Brother Brown is doing er should, of course, be there. He is A highly-bred colt for sale. Weight,
“You see, ’twas this way: Our J. W. PATISON. good work for this great interest, the man behind the Su nday, en- 1000 pounds. Two years old, April 9.
gatvrazsra whoo ronom Santa — • and iaeas tKatare go ns
Srind fna.no Sign of a Church 1 am at Farmersvile assisting Rev. Rev. R. E. Goodrich, of Stamford, roundaAlseacherssaparntendsentound Covington, —
paper;U- "8 aRafbrktabxdtehchers Snould by 311
tpeshedasmnyneaPbutd"ede"churh church enterprise now taking shape Z.n«: Paid. -Every Sunday ,81′8
Phgerosgarsteamton »Sey^ we - with srnpatpxcalsncatonsrrgatien Chureh 6" K XX “7
edorithem expect1 themio become ___________J. G. FORESTER. in this city, with s°me gw SHd^c^mplimenUd in^his way, pipr ARP AN FOB CAIE
__ . - ---- ------ —----- suit the new lot, etc. When completed By all means let every school be rep- “FE UKUAN I Uli ALL
ward recovery, but the telegrams as- it will be the handsomest church edi- resented.
sure us that the complication has been fice in our western section. onProg ramDr Hamttlosgys Tavs Me^di™^ Texas, is ot-
relieved, and that he is now regaining * sden" Any one that is hungry for Sun- ferea for sale at a bargain, for cash,
his lost ground. The prayers of the The Hon. John Marshall, of Grayson day-school facts and zeal can easily write for particulars. Address MRS.
Church everywhere are going to a County, who was elected Speaker of be filled.” J. W. SPIVEY, President Home Mission
throne of grace in his behalf, the lower House of the Legislature Prof. C. M, Woodward, of Stamford, Society
Rev. S. W. Turner, of Midlothian,
was a pleasant caller at this office not
long since. His work is prospering.
*
Rev. D. L. Coale, of Mundy, was in
the city last week and we had the
pleasure of a pleasant visit from him.
*
Rev. J. D. Odom comes in to see us
often. His home is now in Oak Cliff
and he is doing effective work in the
temperance sphere.
Rev. J. H. Scrimshire, of Reinhardt,
dropped in to see us recently. He is
not far from the city and he often
mingles with the brethren hereabouts.
*
Mrs. Lucy A. Fant, of San Antonio,
has announced the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Lucille, which took
place at her home March 10 to Mr.
James B. South. The happy couple will
reside in San Antonio.
*
We had a pleasant visit this week
from Brother A. N. Cannifax, of Mill-
sap, and three of his sons, L. E., T. F.
and C. E. Cannifax. Brother Cannifax
and his family have been readers of
the Advocate for many years.
Bishop Seth Ward will dedicate our
Haynie Memorial Church at Rice May
15. The church is now about complet-
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Rankin, George C. Texas Christian Advocate (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 18, 1909, newspaper, March 18, 1909; Dallas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1586339/m1/9/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.