The Georgia Baptist, 1898-05-26

Durham was made a pleasant hour spent. Next we halted at [the Undertak Undertaking - ing Undertaking establishment of Royale and Walton, where we were most cor cordially - dially cordially welcomed. The [hot sun forbade our per perambulations - ambulations perambulations as intended and so we made our way to the Custom House land spent a good long time with lour dear old friend Collector J. 11. IDeveaux, with whom we went to }dinner. Mrs. Deveaux was glad to 'see us and little Fannie was equally iso as was also little Johnnie who is Inot litrle Johnnie any more. ; After we went to the new house or GUI lot ' Yr. Andrew M. A Isome two cto A- o' the N. IV. corner of c rd and Charles Streets, it °. ^ : - ro^ modern style and ^a, ./ - our jKnowledge goes the haiicsomest Ihome owned by any colored family !jn Savannah. The interior upstairs land1 and down is arranged for perfect icomfort and convenience. The [five thousand dollars which this Iproperty cost our friend was money Iwell investigated, and The Geor Georgia - gia Georgia Baptist man congratulates Mr. isv< Yrs. Monroe open pros [parity which a kind providence has [given them. Husband and wife have labored hard and lived ,ecnomically for :1 years and God Ihas rewarded their faithfulness. Bearing Savannah at 6:15 via the ;l?lant System we,cere landed -afe y ;in Brunswick by bed time and took ,our children by surprise. What a [a rime we had with our loved ones. 'dir grandson. 0. J. W. Shaw, >inis reccety d;wiicd pants, va* awakfo^d b, i ^ritym as soon as he got up r bamervo grandpa so ^rin !o ru^ ; the race was ru. and ; lamcout

CUR - the<'. &. IV. 1 vestibule Tn : ^;ia Ba.PT!st mail was saf ^ ai expedition], by trans transposed - posed transposed f r on Augusta io the city of »Y<i.^ ,S. C., on Tuesday May 17th. During a half hour spent [at Yemassee we called at the post off e to procure some postals, and to ear surprize found the post mas master - ter master to be a colored gentlemen, Mr. Banfield. ,We learned upon in inquiry - quiry inquiry from others that Yr Banfield has been rest master at Yemassee for 5 or 6 years past and that ho is 30 competent, saiths: Y ?. ;Lr nobody objects t ipce in office. The ^m^ the Phrntsystem wi:h n nnent - nent nnent of freight cars re d Y -, : ee a half an hour to re made our .way to /avannah. A lot box on one of the freight cars really annoyed both .trainmen and passengers, and finally our fcouduc fcouducbr - br fcouducbr in utter ,'disgust letermined to rop the troublesome ear at [outeith, after which fonade vesti vestipe - pe vestipe time but readied Savannah |e. We called at the home of old frunit Caph :...-:. or.- i^brtr^re''g!a<? to ni^rt re-ri Cap{. ?'s family but dr. mid Arthur Cochran. Around to er. Jefferson's restaurant wc w : ot Rer e^eir of frirrC Y<^ : ;! -. a lunch, and ti-cn we cab cabthe - the cabthe come of om dear friends Aiex. Ellis and .houby, where 'wore cheerfully lodged fo* £: he and b-akfastel ;ml lunrs; a relief to ns Y >-. up and able to atm i i c-rric l^rcho^netnary, as vc has ro^e Biearindthrough thr ' ,:,um^; ^frermu- ness. cad at he horn ^' Or .1

complished lady that we were glad to meet. Ye lef. Brunswick f , ° ^v night and landed - 1 gusta Saturday afternoon. Fhe hot weather proventec car Idoing much in the war of \ r .^', either in [Savannah- or F^nsw ok and so we send word back to all friends indebted to Tun Gro, -i.,i Baptist please forward to us by re return - turn return mail amoun you owe. The news cones to is thro.rh Mr B. L. Ashmore, that our fat 1 and jovial friend, R E. G. Neal, has at last gotten hrinsolf a be'o-r be'o-r---half. - --half. be'o-r---half. Tht im,or: int event occur occurred - red occurred at Friendship , : u;:i,st church, Sunday hig^.Q^,lfe% G. W,,- Jones,olheiatiri/, ITrYYbzhF was' returned from Bern-diet College. Our wish for 0-1 friends is his shadow. 10-o%^ of growing lets, multiply PAT\ ~ Hi I At this -ascii 0' 11:year many Iyoung men leave the country for I New York to rie/in heir busi piess or pn isreers. The AvUNG v'e\° IBLI Grass of the i Fifth Av - Bapust Church, 4 to 8 Wee :>trrei (Rev. Wm, I'l 1: : 1 de de- - - de- >ro . ung men,and h fol aid. If,on -ill soniGo ddfr.v of cuy o . - to b- in 1 lie Oil - ar,. IB^ rt hav.4 T Sr-i. .., e e -^0 :- n- f gl. 0 uni., io'uii,ol»- I.vi&^iiuug 0 co.,.red pin. I'-. :. t lie r .-? :r.ae I 0 - T. 11 1 <0:0 bl.ck la,ar. Ttv - ,' : >i\yo goi< a- free of co. rm in lie >,, . : st imp. -r- pay packing.l (hit ago.

ae the home of Rev. John C. Bry Bryan, - an, Bryan, whom we fjund at home and in apparent good health. We regrett regretted - ed regretted to the youngest member of Dr. Bryan's family a baby of one year very sick, and our hope is that its life may be spared. Dr. Bryan seems to have great fears that the Baptist Education Society will dis disrupt - rupt disrupt the Missionary Baptist Con Convention - vention Convention of Georgia and appears to oppose it cn account of these fears. Our opinion is that if the Conven Convention - tion Convention has withstood the awful shocks of the past, there can be no fear from a harmless Society organized ,to promote cur , lurm 1000 i ..^ terests. 110. i # < :lat tae education o<Mm.Q w ; ru^orb any existing organic : i will only be a revi^ri of 'e 1 tie -. I At, the hoc. ^ C. I Roberts pastor of Shiloh Baptist j church Brunswick and moderator

laroundI around but little but our good Son ;in-law, gr*nd chancellor C. A. Shaw put a handsome turn out at our disposal Thursday afternoon and with our Antia and the chil-; dren we took a delightful ride around the city and called by to sav howdy at a few houses. At the First A. B. churn we attended the Junior Christian En End - d End : or Society, and found 4 oce company <fyoung peo r h Smyrna the Bible. 01 wurs" w ^ibem k We returned to the church tan -e d people Jk on th. re 0 ng \on too B d Toss 0 <OI ?GT b e . '--.- :.^o^ 's/i: hii:hstiie ^lil ~:: - ;° i.reorueU u- ^ -<: 0i wife there stilt bun? 0, adorn this J p,., :, .. ir ;; Williams is tht>.. ^ oi Brunswick and be w s Y .e.O with becoming mM>t>. ; e horse and buggy which fatm 11- liams keeps wa.. callco , -,- tion, and Bev 'illian;. nt Georgia bp- <1 11

ahead. The race was repeated next morning on the street and the little boy was left. By the way we forgot to mention a pleasant call at the home of Rev' L. 11. Smith pastor of the A. M. E. church, corner of West Broad and Charles Streets in Savannah and of a cordial shake of the hand from Rev. and Mrs. Smith. Our warm friendship formed with this delightful family while Rev. Smith pastored Bethel A. M. E. church in our city years ago has never abated and it ^ always a great pleasure to us to meet. at Brum-wick we found iceell < ! r<o n treir beautiful ! ' io^& end found it agreat inn.i.^.rit on tlie former home both as to pleasantness of location and con-1 lenience of the dwelling. Onr f :o days stay in Brunswick was greatly enjoyed. We could getj

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