Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, February 10, 1913, Page 2

i ' b rit I ¥ T8 # 1-.( A \; b} g1 G LR TAGE TWO. TG i dNE Unulim GAVENTION |MEETING IN MEMPHIS WILL MARK , | AN EPOCH IN HISTORY OF | SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN FOPOTOF0F0HOFVFOPOLOFOTOEOBC 20 ‘L ? SOUVENIRS We have some very heavy Sterling Spoons with a cut BO+Q#0S O3 e -~ ~ of the A, C. L. Depot on the handle. Also a nice line of Cloisonne and Hand Painted Pins in many styles, H. C. STEVENS Lakeland Jeweler ! Prominent Men From Almost Every ' CHOHOPOS0S0S 0SDFOPTE0» 02 O WOWO‘I@:*OMOWM | ; : — | State in the Union. Tenn., February 7.— (Special.) =The Laymen's Misslonary Movement wus uized in 1907, and {it has coniributcd wore than any other ' United Siates to bring ' BOHBOVORQHPOVFDTOTOHEQ ¢ MANY DISM.GUISHED MEN GO MOS0 PO POTOPOFOFOFOBOHON For The Men 1l Memphis HOBODOBC | force in the % {our churches 1o a bitier understand: ¢ |ing amouy theusiives al d lnu Wise a '. clearer conerpiion ol task of ecuct {one of the chureh life + confidently belieye that 1V t i3 going [0 help the o} vsonot enly in de | fining the ind TRk ach, bu Y |to aronse the livinen lu assume their :) oblis g and fo meest them S The un on that ds 1|41n" plan ¢ |ned for thi: y F 1 . 2 | fair to Im ‘ of ¢ 1 2 I meetings ever held in the South, i8 the first time laymen have ever! met in a great convention to consider | the home problems alone and for this | reagon the gic: possible interest | is centering in this convention, and it | is expected to mark an epoch in the | history of the Scuthern I‘resb)lerlu” church. . e R e R e i R List of Speaken i Among the prominent speakers (ha( have already accopted the fnvitation A H T ‘ lGAR ‘ O to speak at thie convention may be mentioned as follows: ! | Lakeland, Florida | | 290 Blue. | GO PG EQAQBOEOIOIOPQT VX0 PO+ QFOFOFOLOPTHAFOLOPOPOP AP0 | €03 0 3000 0F0HCHOSOFOS 0.0WWNWGOWO“ O30 | | | \ a4 | Mr J. Campoell White, General Sec ! retary of the | en's \lmvmcnh who by his sti appeal s lead: | . Ing mén 10 a tecopnition of thelr | Cream Cheese, cake 10¢ place in the worl of the ehurch, Pimento 10¢ o T Piconto 10¢ Dill Pickles dozen 20¢ Sour Pickles, dozen 10¢ Sweet Pickles, quart 2he Pure Food Store W. P. Pillans¥&L G. PHONE 93 Rev. J. S Lyous., 1 D, of tue Kirst church, Loulsville, Ky. the pastor who bas most vu-rn-ssl‘nllv led the men of his congregation into active service as a Yoke Fellows' Band O+ OHQE0HOSOLOPOPIIOP DH 01 OFOBOHOFDFOHQBO SO PO e i 0“!0&’0‘1'0%0*0%4'00 JOOOOOQQOOOOOOQOQOOQOOOQOO RO Qi Mr. W O Suuh Richsond Va, fa millarly known as “The Mississippl . Elder” now ditor of “Onward,” A Snap for Quick Sale, 80 Acres i e T o s i the South As fine land as there is in Florida, one and a half if (S mile from stotion: 60 ares under good wire fence; i 30 acres cultivated; 127 large bearing orange trees, i | 200 grapetruit trees, budded, 4 vears old: 30 acres i fine pine timber; 10 acres choice hammock land cov- $ ercd with oak: W acres good muck land., : ) man with $2.200 cask pets this bargain, 3 \ anothor 22000 to be paid in one, two and three vears. | At quics as this wili not last. Call o1 write Mr. William ! known | e newspup who pre- ALEX, HOLLY REALTY CO., Lakelana, Fla 3 B, e e THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK©i'ND, FLA, j CHURCH. T - slalesman. ' Davis, fulghum & Campbell Successors to D. Fulghum 218-220 S. Florida Ave. Dealers in All Kinds of Fancy and Heavy Groceries, Hay, Grain and all Kinds of Feed Stuff, Country Produce Bought and Solg Call and See Us Before Placing Your Orders Eisewhere. All Kinds of Feed Stuff a Specialty. “ Phone 334 Mr. J. P McCallie great church-wide Chairman of campaign termined effort to meet it sibility. i Rev. Juan Oriz (‘unzales of Theological Seminary, Va. the converted monk who s now preparing for the Protestant ministry. " G gen, W on bilities of their work, and the many Evangelism and Stewardship. which | are falling because of this ignorance is uniting the whole church In a de | Here 18 a chance for them to learn 8 Tespon | and to get in touch with what others | tully. Unlon| eion committees the care of the home Richmond,| mission enterprises. FEB. 10, 1913. The Home of fit); ) SCHATTNER & Maj; Clothing We are getting in every ¢, Harry Wade Hicks, General See- retary of the Missionary Education AMovement, the organization which {s furnizhinz the fuel to keep the great mi ary fires burning in the churche our Spring Line, so if you wan 4 000 nobby suit, see us, as tmis is ¢, > in town that keeps thop We have line of [Hats, Shirts and Onyx Socks. | The Hub JOSEPH LeVAY 118 Kentucky?Avenue Lake!: B Stei Austin Collewe alco Ireceiy will sound “The C one who b ho call with th iife Shoes, Ar SEEUW best )una of his Rev. Homer McMillan D. 1., Secreta ry of the Assembly’s [Home Mis slons, will sum up the home mis siong problems confronting our church and challenge our men to meet them. ary Movement and editor of and Women,” will bring a son! stirring message from his years of service among and for men, Other Speakers and Participants. Rev. A B Curry, D. D, Memphis. Tenn.; Rev. 1. K. Booker, Farmville Va.; Rev. A L Phillips, D. D, Rich { “Men | mond, Va.; Rev. W R, Dobyns, D. D.. St. Joseph, Mo.; Rev. Reuben L Breed, New York; Mr. W. F. Stephen son, Cheraw, S (%, Mr. K. C. Bran son, Athens, Ga.; Stewart R. Roberts, M. D, Atlanta, Ga.; Rev, John Little, lA)uhn]n Ky.; Rev. J. W. Skinner, Kingsville, Tex.: Rev, E. Hotchkin, If the doctor - (hit Here at this drug store, you need a certain instrument or applmy‘w Durant. Okla,; Mr. Marion M. Jack rl"“ to tms s‘o"—wt‘ ha\'e it son, Atlanta, Ga.. Rev. W. E. son, Winchester, Ky.: Bachman, . D, Mr. Joseph 15 MeAfee, Rev. I Layton Mauz Rev. W \ \nnlvxsnn Texas; Mr. C. T. Paxon, Jacksonvilie Fla.; Mr A D Mason, Memphis A McGeachy, D. D, 1. G. Snedecor. Rev. Thorn D, Columbla, S. C.; Mr. 1. N \ontzomery, Birmingham, Ala; Rev. . O Flvnn. D. D, ta, Ga.. Rev. A P Gregory, Corners ville, Tenn ; Rev. R. L Walkup| e oo Brookhaven, Miss; Rev. H, N. Faleo DWWWWOW Smlth & Sse /1 Quartet, Richmond. Va. For All hinds of Hud Rev. J. Lynn Sweetwater, Tenn.; o em—— New York ; . Louis, Mo.: D. D, Dallas, Red Crloss|iPharmi( Quick\}l?u ver\ Tenn; Rey. A Charlotte, N, C.; Rev D. D Tuscaloosa, Ala.; ton Whaling, D Phone 89 ¥ ’ Where Can”You Get Then! Atlan WHO ARE EXPLCTED TO ATTEND Pastors, b O ‘0‘!'0‘!-0‘! He 18 the real leader of the people What he lacks they caunot supply @ It he tails I hip, his churea| @ fails In sery I thicre are a few | @ pastors who do not neod tie help o g a great conven * this there an '6 """""" jmany more who necd it in m & of those led 1‘: Eiders. & It is theirs to plan for the enlarge | @ L( cn & D‘) arnt Bl”l(’ln(’ | > © ment of the chureh . . wide-awake, no plans will be forlhl DOVGODAVIVODOOCOICDIVAVAVVDOOVVTO0D coming. Here is where the bug: | man can get what he must have , he 18 to be a snccessful leader, If they are no $0F0HOPOPVIVPV QIO FOIOI0 I OPOTOIOICE < @ DD Beacons. This is the day of opportunity for & l the deacon. The church has never| @ v f{& A ‘ ] offered him so large a field of serv 0 fce as it does today. This conven | © SRR T A A ST AT e v tion will show him how to enter upon 'Q 6 hiF larger. work s A large shipment} of “QUICl\ Members' Beneficent Committee, Few members of beneficent commit- 3 S(OVCS. Be‘sure and get onc as tees are acquainted with the possi-| & o gomg fast. are actually doing angd doing success. Let us figurc on your plumbing ar¢ 7 ning. Welhave a fully equipped s for repairing. Home Mission Workers, g The home mission worker ean g0 § to this great mecting with the as. surance he will return to hig work equipped with new facts, new meth ods, new Inepirations and a refreshed and strengthened faith Members' Prestyterial Committee Home Missions. The Preshyterians are more and 3 more turning over to thelr home mys- .u" Everythmg in Hardware and Fur The Model Hardware w If these commit- tees lack Initiative, the work cannot | { o u hop & ciasmiia s g i ! -