PROGRAM OF THE S. S. CONVEN
TION AT ELKIN- JONESVILLE
AUGUST 4. 5. 6. 1905.
First session Elkin Baptist
Church.
FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST I.
11 A. M. Song service.
11:11) Devotionnl exeroisos, Riv.
11. C. Sprinkle.
11 :!50 Remarks and announce
ments, by district and county
presidents.
11:50 Enrollment of delegates
a id assignment of homes.
12:1") Adjournment.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
2:15 Song service.
2:35 Reports from townships
and remarks from township offi
cers.
3:00 Some Marks of a Well Or
ganized Sunday School—(four
10-minute addresses :
(a) Cradle Roll—What It
Means and How Secured.
(b) Home Department—What j
It Means and How Secured.
(c) Organized Classes —What I
and How.
(d) Normal Classes—What and
How.
15:40 The Value of County Or
ganization, Its Relation to the J
Township >rganization, and the j
Individual School J. R. Lewel
lyn.
4:20 Appointment of commit
tees.
4:550 Adjournment.
FRIDAY EVENING.
■:3o Song service special inn
sio.
s :4O Prayer—Rev. J. A. Bowles.
545 The True Estimate of the
S S.—W. L. Reece.
9:15 Round Table—The S. S.
Teacher.
9:30 Address, The Relation of
the Home and S. S. to the Child
-Geo. H. Cruwell.
10:15—Adjournment.
SATURDAY MORNING.
9:00 Devotional exercises, Rev.
JI. C. Fields.
9:25 Round Table : Organized
S. S. Work, J. 11. Allen, leader.
9:45 Address —Geo. H. Crowell.
10:90 Conference, led by R. C.
Puryear.
11:00 The Ultimate End to Be
Attained By the S. S. —R. L. Pat
ton.
12:00 Adjournment.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
2:00 Song service.
2:15 Prayer—Rev. Wade H.
Adams.
2:20 Conference, led by Rev. C.
M. Warden.
(a) Some Weak Points in My
School and How to Strengthen
Them.
( b) Some Strong Points in My
School anil How to Keep Them
So.
,1:00 Address, the Civic Prob
lem of Intemperance—Guy Carter.
,'s>so Duties of County and
Township )tficers -N B. Brough
t >n.
4:00 Conference for officers at d
members, led by G. H. Crowell.
4:30 Adjournment.
•"■ i 0 fi'ii 1 A-p«yy
i TO DEUCATE WOMEN 1
You will never gel well and strong, bright, hap- I
py, hearty and free from pain, until you build up your I
constitution with a nerve refreshing, blood-making I
tonic, like
It Makes Pale Cheeks Pink
It Is a pure, harmless, medicinal tonic, made from vegetable H
Ingredients, which relieve female pain and distress, such as headache, §■
backache, bowel ache, dizziness, chills, scanty or profuse menstru- I
Btlon, dragging down pains, etc.
It Is a building, strength-making medicine for women, the only I
medicine that Is certain to do you good. Try it.
Sold by every druggest in $ 1.00 bottles.
WRITE US A LETTER "YOU ARE FRIENDS
freely and frankly, In strictest confid- of mine," writes Mrs. F. L. Jones, of B!
ence, telling us all your symptoms and Gallatin, Tenn.:
troubles. We will send free advice "For since taking Cardul I have I
(in plain sealed envelope), how to gained JS lbs., and am In better health H
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory than for the past 9 years. I tell my Kl
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co., husband that Cardul is worth Its Bg
Chattanooga, Tenn. weight In gold to all suffering iadieo." JBj
SATURDAY EVENING.
5:550 Annual concert by ladies of
the district.
SUNDAY MORN [NO.
10:. ! 50 Song service, special mu
sic.
10:40 Prayer Rev. .T. T. Rat
ledge.
10:45 The Magnitude of the
S. S. Work As Seen in the
World's Convention —W. M. Oun
diff.
11:05 The Recent Convention
in Toronto N. B. Broughton.
11:45 Miscellaneous business.
12:10 Adjournment.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
2:.'io Special music.
2:55 Prayer—A. Chatham.
51:00 Neglected Phases of Tem
perance—Z. H. Dixon.
3:30 How to Reach and Hold
Yonng Men N. B. Broughton.
3:45 Address— Geo. H. Crowell.
4:15 Adjournment.
SUNDAY EVENING.
h: 15 Song service—special mu
sic.
S:.'!() Round Table—S. S. Man
agement. led by Prof. T. M.
George.
9.00 The Relation of the De
nominational to the Interdenomi
national Work Prof. G. H.
Crowell.
'.1:30 Our Organized State Work
- X. B. Broughton.
10:00 Miscellaneous.
10:15 Adjournment.
GUY CARTER,
Secretary of Convention.
A Scattered Family—Singing School
At Union Hill.
Germanton, Route 1. July 24.
Mr. Andrew Yoss will open a sing
ing school at Union Hill church
next Friday. We hope to have a
good many students as Mr. Voss
is an able singing master and we
all need to learn to sing.
Miss Essie Newsotn, of New
bern, is visiting her brother and
sister, of Germanton Route 1, this
week. She is the daughter of Mr.
I Sam Newsom, who died in
i Nebraska about 1(5 years ago and
! left a wife and 5 children. Mrs.
; Newsom came back to Stokes
I county and gave her children away.
She gave one to Mr. Larky, of
Newborn, one to Mr. Gone Idol,
of King, (he moved to Ashe
j county), two to Mr. Sid Carroll,
; and one to Mr. John Tillotson. of
King. They all soon parted. One
is now in Georgia, one in lowa,
one in Newborn and the other two
I are in Stokes. Miss Essie doesn't
remember seeing any of her peo
ple. Last Saturday was the first
time she ever remembers seeing
' any of her brothers or sisters and
I tliey met each other with a glad
I heart. It certainly was a happy
! meeting. Miss Essie is now 16
1 years. She will spend ab.mt 3
| months among her relatives and
! then return to Newbern. She is
! going from there to Wilmington
whore she will live in the future.
1 We all wish her a happy visit.
A JOLLY GIRL.
MIZPAH ROUTE ONE.
Mitpnh Route 1, July 23.
Mr. Editor :
Will you please alow ma space
to answer Sunday School Girl's
questions. I don't think that the
word eternity is used but once in
the Bible, if so 1 haven't seen it.
If (his is not eoreect, will some
one correct it. The verse is found
in Tsa. 57th chapt., and 15th verse.
Now T think you will find that
the 119 th Psalm is the longest
chapt. in the Bible. It Ims 17f>
verses.
i Now Sunday School Girl, you
missed it on the chapter of the
question I asked you. It is the
117 P. instead "of 111. The rest
was correct.
Now Sunday School Girl, you
loaded your gun pretty heavy for
a rover and you know that they
don't have any time to read much
! but just let her go again, I won't
dodge if you do hit me hard and
maybe that will do us both good
and others, too. as you know tlint
others will read to see if we are
correct
Rev. Wilson filled his regular
appointment at Friendship today.
Large crowd out.
Mrs. Nannie Ferguson, of Spray,
returned home today after spend
ing two weeks with relatives in this
county. We hope to see her again
soon.
A large crowd from this section
went to Mt. Olive this p. m. to
preaching. We hope they had R
nice time.
Crops are looking well in this
section at present.
Wheat is turning out better
than expected.
The writer went to Walnut Cove
today. It seems that there is
plenty of firewater down there, as
you could see some that showed
the effects of it a great deal and
some large jugs. Now that looks
bail; it would look much better for
those boys to be in Sunday School.
Say, we were glad to see so tunny
come out to defend the S&aday
School, as Mr. Southern shot a
pretty big gun at her. Now, Mr.
Southern, I have lived where there
were Sunday Schools and where
there were not, where they did
not know anything about them at
all and what do we find in such
places. We find young men drunk,
fighting and gambling. Young
women dancing and sorry to say
we have seen them so drunk that
it took two to carry them home
ami that is one of the worst things
we have ever experinced.
Now, Sunday School Girl, will
you please tell me what word is
used most in the Bible and where
the word boys is found anil how
many times it is used?
ROVING JOE.
Jesse Duncan Cuts His Foot—Sunday
School at Mt. Gilead Progressing.
Sandy Ridge Ronte 1, July 21
We are having lots of rain in our
section these days. Corn and to
bacco is looking well. I hope it
may continue so.
The Sunday School at Mt.
Gilead is progressing nicely. T
think every boy anil ,*'' l should
go to Sunday School.
Threshing wheat is about il jne i i
this section. Til! yield was bet
ter than many expected.
Hurrah! for Mr. Walter King
ton. He has a fine baby girl i.t
his house.
Misses Sudie Flinchum and
Emma Ball visited Miss Jettie
Wilkins Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Jesse Duncan cut his ankle
right bad one day last week. Wi
ll ear he is getting on nicely. IL>po
he may soon be out again.
WELL WISH 1311.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Green,
are at Piedmont Spring;, visi.l
Danbury yesterday.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise party my
be given to your stomach mid live-,
by taking a medicine which will
eiieve their pain and discomf it.
viz: Dr. King's New LifVt I'iIIV.
They are a most wonderful rein
■dy, affording sure relief and cure,
for headache, dizzness and con
stipation. 2oc at all drug stores.
SAMPLE PANTS!
SOI) Pairs Pauls BTe.
119 Pairs Corduroy Pants l)8c.
2H> " " " #1.48.
SOO " " " le9S
900 « •' " 2.4*.
FLETCHER BROTHERS
430 Trade St. Winston, /VI. C.
Sanitarium Specialties.
Special Treatment -For chronic
rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica
and chronic blood diseases. It
cures.
Special Treatment For catarrh
of throat, nose, lungs. It cures.
Special Treatment —For neu
asthenia, nervous exhaustion and
nervous dyspepsia. It cures.
Special Treatment—For skin
diseases, eczema, acne, pruritis
(intense itching), face pimples,
moles, warts, etc. It cures.
Special—Birth marks removed,
cosmetic effect perfect.
Special Treatment —For sprains
bruises and inflammatory joint
affections. It cures.
The Sanitarium has special ap
paratus in every department. Such
as is used by the best sanitaria
and specialists, both in this coun
try and Europe. Practice limited
to Sanitarium work. No pain in
any of the treatments.
Call at the Sanitarium or write
us. We will be glad to send you
literature,
I)RS. RIERSON & COPPLE,
127 S. Main St., "Winston-Salem.
Winston Boys On Camping Trip.
Winston Sentinel. July 22m1.
On Tuesday next another cam
ping party will leave the city to
enjoy the charming summer
resorts, untrammeled by conven
tionalities of any kind. The follow
ing will compose the party:
Messrs. Charlie Albea, Hillard
Chreltzberg, Jr.. McCray Dalton,
John Goodman, Charlie Bailey,
Gene Hill, Howell. Mangnm
1 Welib nn I Robert McArthur.
They will start from here Tues
' day night with full camping out
! fit. Having a keen relish for the
table, they will carry along an ex
perience 1 cook, and, that their
cots tnay be sufficiently down to
woo sleep, they have been manu
facturing them, according to a
pattern of their own. Besides the
tent, the young men have engaged
a cottage at Yade Mcnim.
One night during their absejee
t the young men expect to cam > on
Moore's Knob. Carrying »o.h
fishing tackle and hunting out fit,
they will load the table with the
result of their skill.
Chamberlain's
COLIC. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy
A lew (loses of thin reiiiOuv will
Invariably cure an ordinary «t
tack of diarrhea.
It has been used in ntn« epi
(ItiUiicg of dyseutery with perfect
success.
It can always bo depended
upon, even in the more severo
at tai ks of cramp colio and chol
era morbus.
It is equally successful for
snmmer dfarrhea and cholera
infantum ta children, and U tbo
uieansofsavliigthe lives of miuir
children each year
When reduced with water and
swivtened it is plca' .ist to take
Kvery man of a family shonH
keep this remedy tn bis hotn«
Bay it now it may save I Mir.
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♦ Therefore we buy at lowest possible cash prices. We give X
+ you this saving and then make same profit as other deal- *
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\ Winston, iM. C. !
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; Rural HaM Sciiool To Open.
II On September llth sell KJI will
11 open tit Rural Hall -vcndnmy, IJ.
!|N. Heliab'sck jiri'ieipal. Ttiu
; course can include second uitin.
j geometry, Lockwood's I essoin in
I English and all studies leading up
' to them.
] Board can be had at SS.(X) per
1 iii jnth.
| For further information write
E. N. lIELSABECK,
Rurnl Hall, N. C.
I E. X/iCrriOA" SA LE.
j /»v virtue of an execution iii my hamis
• U-in-1 liimi tin* Supciior Court of ftokes
wheiv ; n NV. w. King and T. M.
; I are plai-,tiflsami Samuel J. Harris,
( .I-* i.it* anil hush IIKI, s. A. Camp are
. • -f Mlii Mis i »r tin* sum of SMMM) witli iu
j I i- ton H>iiiif from Jan. 21), atrl the
I t ntl.er st.:II of 3WJ7.88 cwf, I will sell for
i sh ii fin* court house iloor in D.inliury on
j MCIKI.IV the 7tli ilay »f August IfMft, one
; ii. i.M-k I' M h fr.iri of laiitl contuiuiug
; I'H'ulii'il .tn'l ten acres on the waters
"f s ";«w I'reek u.lj lining the lands of Itoht.
' }\ 1 '}*' .'*• H 'rrls, W. W. King and
| I. •! I* cl*l: ill ami olhcrs ami IM»«I 11-I«*«1
;IS t.illi»W>: lii*^lruling at an Ivy in King
| ten* iin«*, southeast corner of lot No, I. (li.
: !' Harris) runs mirth i\2 chains on lim* of
' h»l Ni. 1 to a sfnAo in line of* lot No.
,j i King ami KoiMrill) east. on that line 44
chains ton hickory in Thos. FoddriH\s line,
M-nih ou Hi it !in«% 20 chains to a stake in
H i k:us line west on that Hue 2*| chains lo
I i«-i«i i'i?» formerly a lil.tck oak south on
II ilkiuy Hue pj chains to a pine, west on
Km line 17 1-2 chains to the beginning
ii »•«-i tiu \o. 4 in iliviHou or the 11.
'i ir: tli il. Ititil; No, 41. !»!••»«• 57"» in
tII iii Vf . Hi.-.* i,t" Stokes county, N. *•.,
»|,l i* | in* html of .Jennie lamp to satisfy
j 131 h| • XHi'il'iou.
J'hiS fhi* 2(19 h day of June |fKK».
./. PKTKEK.
>hci iirof Stokes count y
: SALARIED positions are the ro
ki: 11 uf a thorough e.mrse at thu
%'alMiml I'n.'ini'Hs College. UI.IIII
i ke. \ it, 'l'hc I{h>i!iu';d livening
; Wi.rlil sHVf "Tlu» Niitiimal Uut,.-
iii'bi (.'••i!i , ye uml .iilitcillv | Iwes
j liinie httukmts i i iucriitivu pnwi
' li-.iis limn any other school in the
I South.'' Tuko no chaiicCß with
cheap srhiHila. Ijlegant new build
, ing. new ctjiiipineiit, large faculty.
Fall si-Hsiiiii opens September
j 4th. Fiei ! tiin cat a
j Itijflli* ever seul out in the South,
lo those \»ho are really looking for
the in hiitn'iitss ed.n-ilion.
V\ ritii today. Address, LI. M.
Coulter, ['resilient.