The Vanceburg Sun, 1906-08-30

response with : 7 his blanket of extemporaneous lin lin-'gustic - 'gustic lin-'gustic loro-' President' Hillis de ' livered his address which was in the ' nature of Sunday School statistics -and which by unanimous resoln- ' f tion of the whole meeting was or or-vdered - vdered or-vdered printed in The Vanckeuxg 7 Sun and Christian Weekly - After Hillis' address the choir tendered ' SongTNo 291 and again thether thether-j - j thether-j j momcter of enthusiasm went above - 00s and equaled the mercury in the j -i weather prophet's tube 1 Training Teachers" was handled -by Elder 77H H Moore' All that he needed 'std' make his plan a success waa a - training school and the students 7" Will there be Any Stats in My Crown?" sung ss a solo by Mrs H H Moore- caused those who never v heard her before to say "Well Bro! : Mcore she seems to be s crown of y rejoicing that yon have already -s won" Elder Thomason then fold hbw to get'peopHof all ages sexes and conditions to increase the Snn Snn-day - day Snn-day School attendance and to be there ' themselves ' 'JJesu the Great Teacher'' was Bro Hopkins' subject and he said Jesus knew two things which made him great: ' ' First he ' knew his lesson' the Bi Bi-777 - 777 Bi-777 ' ble ana srooatf he knew man hb ly77' pupils1 he therefore adapted! bis 7 7 teaching to kdividnal Requirement -'7 ?-V The meeting then broke forth with '' ' the sou g''More About Jesus" Here -7 ! the meeting adjourned and found that Ml tbe Valley of Quick's Rnn had been thinking of Jeans Feed Feed-ing - ing Feed-ing Five Thounud for there lay ' on white cloths ad evidence that is has been the best crop year on 75-record and tharthc ponltry ztatis ::-itiea aretorrect that clover ia a

Before the discovery of Hyomei - The Committee on Nominations the only advice a physician conld speeches by the Chairman and Dr Time and Place of Next Meming LIve to hay fever patients wis to go Bowman The old soldiers as nsn made the following report: For ltwty fromhomejbut now if Hy omei I al failing to attend and Uke part President J A Applegate Con-1 ugd gay oae mbject to this dis discord - cord discord Vice President A O Clary Lggg cn stay at home without fear Epwwh Secretary ET Bowman nf Vancebnrg Executive Committee G Hillia Vancebnrg D B Ev-ifort ana Rexton Chas Horsley Mouth 1 Mr jp Forbes a well known of Laurel John Golf Tolesboro jwesteril railroad mau of McCook place of meeting Gallilee Chnreh Neb j never had ny near Tolesboro time last Friday in lie$ rom any hay fever remedy August 1907 This report was Len temporarily until I discovered J prayer by Chaplain Dodd speech adopt d 1 - the merits of HyomeL I always j by ' Rev Roseberry recitation 'by Dnet by Mrs H H Moore And recommend it when occasion pre- Mias Minnie Means History of the Miss McGioben Symposium: Iu-Its" Flabby Miss Annie Wilson rem termediate Classes Junior C asses j here is no offensive or danger tatiqn by EfiSe Bryant same by Mia nd Senior Classes was handled I oi stomach dosing when Hyomel ) Ruth CafRin another drill by the Elder Hopkins by using the ? on I phls reliable remedy lor I Flag Brigade those who teach in aiidaasea' I the cure of all diseases of there- 7:30 p m - Campfire song am Round Table: Teaching apiratory - organs is breathed I prayer by Lewis Robeson: camp camp-Managemeat - Managemeat camp-Managemeat was ably discusaed by through a neat pocket inhaler that fire speeches by Lewis Robeson

The Allegresse attended an auc auction - tion auction sale at tbe home t f Miss Maude Bale on Wednesday evening ' Au August - gust August ai and have uninlinousiv voted It one of the m ist deligiqf ul of the season's cvtcrtainnu-nt M s Sallie Agnew of Cincinnati O aud Miss Myra Kolfe of Rogerivllv ' enn were in the receiving line -with Misa Bate while Miss Webb presided at the punch bowl and MusLncy Kinkaid of Hiauwell( W Va dealt out the currency lor the evening Then came a ssoo of anrprisea for the biddersfor when such things sa "Love'S' Young Dream" and other equally deal rable' objects are al alake all knew that tbe bidding would run high -and fifty beans the amount allot allotted - ted allotted to each bidder wouldn't buy much Miss KiucuiJ made an ex cellcnt auctioneer and all tbe ar articles - ticles articles for sale weresoondispoted of ' Mrs W J Stamper sister of the hostess then led the way to the dining room which was artistically decorated with bine and gold and bouquets of ferns where an elegant two course luncheon was served The biddeis were: Mis W J Sitmpvr Misses Sallie Ague Myrgjlolfe Lucy J£incaid- Doll Webb Kina MaUimraaa Louie ard'BUncbe CotJaggbam Laura Webster Mi udmBate Mildred Pugh '' Ethel jdifoson Priidll Parker and Messts Herndon Yeaget Brooks Pliftti Maurice Burris Bruse Pughinl Pollitr Harry Pugh and Lie Myers

and others flora Cincinnati whoe names we failed to get attended the Reunion and were well pleased with Croxtou Post's "get-up-aml get" for patriotism Come out to 1081 meeting on the CampgTonnd September ii-l at aoo p m for special budneas about Reunion funds and voting a con contribution - tribution contribution for the proposed East Fork Cemetery turnpike The liket meeting on the camp ground last Sunday conducted by Degman and Hall was well attend attended - ed attended and everyb-dy secured to enjoy tbemnelvrs It was agreed by the officials of the churches that they would have the bosket meeting ev every - ery every year in Mower Pari the Sun day following the G A R Reunion The main improvement that we took noteof during the reunion and rasket meeting waa that everybody cept aober no quarrelling or fuss fussing - ing fussing and no work for police There waa one drank man ?) came on the I pound last Saturday morning but udge Hlllls told bint quietly to get off the ground and he "got"

them for their faithful Isbjr The first congregation' of the Christian Church organized in the county was at East Fork by Elder Barton StonJta October 1833 with prob probable - able probable a membership of 30 faithful souls On this sacred spot repose many of tbe kindred and brethren in ttaqheantlfiil cemetery attached There ate now 16 congregations in the county In 1836 the Presby Presby-terianvorganfeed - terianvorganfeed Presby-terianvorganfeed a school at Ebe Ebe-neezfcr - neezfcr Ebe-neezfcr where I had the honor of attending with my mother Our County Association wa organized t Tolesboro is August 1895 wftk nine schools representing a mem membership - bership membership of 160 The speaker htd the honor of being the first Presi President - dent President and Miss Annie Gidding the first Secretary Todsy we biv y6 scnools wkh a membership of 1 3001' Now brethren allow me to thank

G Hillis As usnal Mr Editor snch meetings at this late day brings up tbe Sad as well astt laughable side that took place in tbe camp and prison pens of the South during the rebellion We shall not report any of them here for proper reasons Recitation by Mayme RedmanThe Night After Shilo" recitation by Mias Lily Rntrk "The Banner That Betsy Made" remarks on the evils of in intemperance - temperance intemperance by C C Degman and others A vote of thanks was ex extended - tended extended to Mrs Stella Compton who presided at the organ to aR who took pert in speaking and 'reciting poems the Tolesboro Flag Brigade for theiir two drills the second and to all who contributed in money or work to make the Eighth Annual Reunion a success ' NOTES - ' There was good attendance Fit da and Saturday - 7 Jack Cobb kept nptbe military music in proper time John H Brvant' W H Garrett

these things into viands and deleca- j true to my brethren in oar work for cies to tempt the palate of a king onr Lord and Master and to the I afternoon session ' glorious end that each child shall 1 Devotional exercises led by Eld have a Sunday School near enough Bennett solo "He's the One" by for them to attend This will cer cer-Miss - Miss cer-Miss McKibben of Ohio and a ltainly make them Christians early trained singer In charge of the mu- in life and save them from the rum sic in the protracted meeting now shops theball room and gambling u program at Martin and evident-1 den and gain them a beautiful y she's the one who can help I crown and a home over there where thrill the "soul" that "la full of I the snn never goes down and sad music" Ileie the business session I goodbyes are never said

air breathed into the throat snd jeXIvciseA seemed to be ignored hy lungs li like that of the White the old soldiers or at least' they Mountains ' and other heslti re failed to atlaad and make the sorts where hay fever is nnknown meeting Interesting The fact that Chas Hammond Third Day - io:3ofaongAmeii- agrees to refund the money to his ca" and prayer by Chaplain Dodd day Sch°°i Association had passed I jty feve5 cgtomers if it fails to I speeches by CC -Degman and & With You I relieve should inspire- confidence G Hillh 1:30 p th Drum Corps Till We Meet Again rang through jn every sufferer Imnsic followed by the annual re A complete outfit costa only $1 jonfosof the Fourth Ky Vol Inft extra bottles $oc' ' - and Tenth Ky Qav and ex-p ion- : ers of war presided over by Col S