Efird Installed as Treasurer of Theological Seminary Board
Announcement states Hon. C. M. Efird of Lexington South Carolina has been elected and qualified as Treasurer of the Board of Directors of the Theological Seminary of the United Synod. He has filed the necessary bond and is officially in office. All funds for expenses or the Century Memorial Fund should be sent to Treasurer Efird. Robert C. Holland, President Board Directors.
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C. M. Efird
Lexington
S. C
The
Theological Seminary of the United Synod
Century Memorial Fund
Efird
Robert C. Holland
The Caught Old Gentleman Misses Church
A mountain resident with a habit of skipping church is surprised by a snowy morning. He meets the pastor on the doorstep and explains a bad prior day weather kept him away. The exchange ends with the pastor inviting his attendance next Sunday.
Luther Words on Silence and Faith
A quotation discusses suffering in silence before God, noting that concealment of sorrow grants strength. It cites scripture urging trust in God and highlights how sharing sorrows with the divine yields calm. It adds that love makes a friend's wishes law and that David found joy in following divine law.
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David
Tennessee Synod Meeting Program at Timberville Va.
The Tennessee Synod schedules a four day meeting at Rader's church near Timberville Virginia led by Rev J Paul Stirewalt. Sessions include sermons by Rev W I Carr Rev W A Deaton Rev C L Miller Rev J N Stirewalt and others with papers on mission work education and church relations. Key figures include Rev J P Stirewalt chairman and C Luther Miller secretary and A L Bouiger.
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The
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Rader’s Church
J. Paul Stirewall
Timberville
W. l. Carr
John Hall
W. A. Deaton
J. F. Deal
J. A. Cromer
L. M. Huffman
R. L. Fritz
C. L. Miller
J. A. Arndt
Lutheran Church and Home Missions
W. H. Little
W. J. Boger
Lutheran Church and Foreign Missions
J. P. Price
E. J. Sox
R. A. Yoder
D. D
A. R. Beck
J. P. Stirewalt
C. Luther Miller
Secy. Synod
A. L. Bouiger
Southern Railway Extends Line to Jacksonville Florida
Southern Railway completes Jesup to Folkston road shortening Savannah to Jacksonville by 27 miles. Starting July 1 1902 trains run through from the East to Jacksonville with through equipment and conductors, establishing a Florida terminal and improved transit to Cuba. Special church minute printing and other printing offered by Henke and Co New Market Va.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Land OF Flowers
Jesub
Folkeston
Savannah
Fla
Republic of Cuba
Birt
Henke, & Co
New Market
Obituary notices from a Lexington county church page
A long obituary column records multiple deaths and funerals in 1902 from St. Peter’s E L and Zion’s Lutheran in Lexington and nearby towns. It lists Lillie May Peath, Elizabeth Ann Sox, Calvin Metzs, Anna Christina Gruber, Reba Lucile Derrick, Alvin Theron Dominick, Nellie Cole, Catherine Wilson Osborn, George Wilson, John Wingard, Mary Virginia Kerlin, with birth and death dates, church affiliations, and burial details.
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Lillie May
Martin
Annie Peath
St. Peter’s KE. L
Jj. A.C
Elizabeth Ann
Fae
Daniel Calvin Metzs
Little Mountain
S. C
St. Peter’s E. L. Church
Lexington County
S.C
Martha Juliana Kinard
Spirit Land
Anna Christina Gruber
New Brookland
St. John’s E. I
Luther Summer
Peak
Alvin Theron
H. L. Dominick
Prosperity
Little Alvin
Alvin
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Beloved Child Dies in Accidental Water Fall
A young girl baptized in the family church died suddenly when attempting to cross a stream on a log near her home. She fell five feet onto rocks by the water and died instantly. The burial occurred Sunday with a large crowd and a sermon by the family pastor. The writer closes with prayers for the bereaved.
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J. P.S
The Future Queens of Europe
A survey of European royal princesses highlights wealth, height, and charm. It notes the future queen of Denmark as one of Europe’s richest princesses, and describes crown princesses from Sweden Norway Greece and Bavaria, detailing marriages and notable family ties.
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Sweden
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Netherlands
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Roumania
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Victoria
Sparta
Greece
Frederick
Sophia
Grand Duke of
Baden
Prussia
William I
Oscar Gustave
Victoria of
Gustave IV
Aldof
Bernadotte
Scandinavia
Albert of
Flanders
Belgium
Charles Theodore
Bavaria
Munich
Charles Theodore of
Marie Gabrielle
Prince Rupert of
Cattle market report from Union Stock Yards Claremont
Livestock sale days set with Mondays for hogs sheep and calves and Wednesdays for cattle. Week’s receipts total 2299 head, up from 1271 last week. sixty carloads offered today. Fed cattle scarce but steady, common grades weak. Prices ranged from 25 cents to under a dollar for some cattle. steers 4 to 6.90, cows 1.50 to 5.00, bulls 3 to 5. Hogs scarce with prices steady. western hogs 7.60 cited. Sheep and lambs ample and dull. spring lambs 4.50 to 6.50. Calves 4 to 7.75. fresh cows common to medium 18 to 35. good heavy cows 40 to 60 per head.
Printing by Henkel and Co. in New Market Virginia
An advertisement invites customers to have their printing done by Henkel and Co. located in New Market Virginia offering services from a local printer.
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Henkel Co
New Market
Shenandoah Valley
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Conference Opens at Mt Tabor 1902
The Evangelical Lutheran Joint Conference meets June 27-29, 1902 at Mt Tabor Church New Brookland S C with Rev E L Librand pastor opening at 10 a m Topics include ministry of the church family worship Lutheran church United Synod Christian Education and sermons by Revs Beck Riser Nease Boozer Kinard Livingston and others.
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Catherine Wilson (Osborn
George Adam Wilson
Spirit Land
Zion’s
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baptist Church
New Brookland
S. C
J. A.C
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Conference
D. V
Mt. Tabor Church
S.C
E. L. Librand
R. Art. V
W. H. Hare
J. L. Berg
J. W. Summer
Taylor
Austin
Ballentine
J. S. Rauch
P. I. Sox
H. S. Black
Livingston
Kinard
M. M
Bearden
J. A. Story
North Carolina Synod Conference Opens With Address on Liberal Support
The North Carolina Conference of the Tennessee Synod meets at Daniel's church Lincoln county starting Thursday before the third Sunday in July at 10 a.m. The program covers doctrinal theses by Rev. W A Deaton and Rev. J Allen Arndt, practical talks on church funding, and parochial school development. Sunday School topics address the Commandment, home, church, giving, and multiple pastors.
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The
Tennessee Synod
Daniel's Church
Lincoln County
N. C
J. P. Price
W. P. Cline
R. H. Cline
C. Luther Miller
W. L. Carr
E. J. Sox
J. L. Cromer
J. L. Deaton
J. C. Wessinger
F. K. Roof
W., J. Boger
Morality in Public Schools and Charter Themes Summary
Part I surveys Morality in Public Schools Moral Character and Statistics plus Morality Among the Colored People. Part II examines The State Nominally Christian The Decalogue The Sunday School The Second Commandment The Sixth Commandment The Eighth Commandment. Appendix contains supplemental material.
Lenoir College Opens Eleventh Year in 1901 Cohort
Lenoir College Hickory North Carolina announces under Tennessee Synod control open to both sexes offering degrees with electives in Commercial Music Art and Preparatory departments. An 18 acre campus features library and laboratory facilities with dormitories on a healthful site near Southern and C N W R R lines. Private board 7 to 8 dollars monthly and overall collegiate expenses not exceeding 100 dollars per year. Eleventh year begins September 3 1901. For catalogue and information address
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E. Ly
Tennessee Synod
Southern
Piedmont
North Carolina
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