The County Record, May 27, 1897
Showing posts with label Baptist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baptist. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Sudden Illness
Rev. W.P. Holland of Rhems exchanged pulpits with Rev. W.D. Moorer last Sunday and was to have preached in the Baptist church here Sunday morning and night but was taken seriously ill while delivering the morning sermon and was unable to fulfill his evening engagement. Mr. Holland recovered sufficiently to return to his home Monday but was even then far from well. His many friends throughout the county hope for his speedy and permanent recovery.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Lake City News
There have been about 600 crates of strawberries shipped from here this season, and it is likely that two or three hundred more will be shipped. This speaks well for the strawberry planters of this place.
Messrs. S. Godwin and J.M. Kennedy have put up a sawmill about three miles below town. They are enterprising young men, and we wish them much success in their new enterprise.
Quite a number of Lake Citians went on a fishing expedition to Lynches River last Friday night, which was highly enjoyed by them all. Due to the extreme coolness of the night, they caught only one fish.
The Baptists will give an ice cream festival at the tobacco warehouse on the night of the 14th for the purpose of raising money to buy a new organ for the Baptist church at this place. The public is cordially invited to be present and participate.
Messrs. S. Godwin and J.M. Kennedy have put up a sawmill about three miles below town. They are enterprising young men, and we wish them much success in their new enterprise.
Quite a number of Lake Citians went on a fishing expedition to Lynches River last Friday night, which was highly enjoyed by them all. Due to the extreme coolness of the night, they caught only one fish.
The Baptists will give an ice cream festival at the tobacco warehouse on the night of the 14th for the purpose of raising money to buy a new organ for the Baptist church at this place. The public is cordially invited to be present and participate.
The County Record, May 6, 1897
Sunday, April 4, 2010
No Church Services
There will be no services in either the Baptist, the Presbyterian or the Methodist churches next Sunday.
The County Record, May 6, 1897
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Cheap Rides to Wilmington
The Atlantic Coast Line will sell round trip tickets to Wilmington, N.C., on account of the Southern Baptist Convention at the rate of one first-class fare for the round trip, which from Kingstree will be $4.95. Tickets will be on sale from May 3rd to the 7th, inclusive, with final limit fifteen days from date of sale.
Parties desiring to make a longer stay in Wilmington will deposit their tickets with the Atlantic Coast Line agent at Wilmington prior to May 15th and an extension of 15 days will be given.
Already several parties have signified an intention of attending the convention and no doubt several more will take advantage of the cheap rates and attend.
Parties desiring to make a longer stay in Wilmington will deposit their tickets with the Atlantic Coast Line agent at Wilmington prior to May 15th and an extension of 15 days will be given.
Already several parties have signified an intention of attending the convention and no doubt several more will take advantage of the cheap rates and attend.
The County Record, April 22, 1897
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