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THE GOLDEN AGE,
Anatoli smiting. Atlanta. Pa
Thou dainty crescent of penciled
light,
The western sky adorning;
What message dost thou bring to
night,
Os faith, or love, or warsing?
“A few hours only my faint rays give
To thee, their silvery glow,
Then disappear, but still they live,
And each night doth greater grow.
“Oh may they speak of the faith
divine
That trusts in the things above;
AN AGOGA BOY.
The following interesting letter
came to your sister, Margaret from
one of her Agoga boys, whose deter
mined effort to make of himself the
kind of man he believes God would
have him be has carried him to the
splendid school he tells her about,
and she has consented to let you read
it, too, and catch some of the inspira
tion that thrills his young life, caus
ing him to not only use the opportu
nities that come to him but to create
others.
We hope he will become a regular
“Circleite.”
Remember, Escott, “The Latch
string hangs always on the outside to
you.” Come often.
LITTLE MOTHER.
Tigerville, S. C.
I will now try to write you about
our school, as I promised.
First, I want to thank you for The
Golden Age that has come to me so
regularly since I have been here. When
ever the “postman” hands me a long,
narrow package my thoughts go to
our little Agoga Class with Mrs. Up
shaw teaching us.
North Greenville Academy is situat
ed in the northwestern corner of
Greenville County, near North Caro
lina. It is on the top of a hill from
which we get the most beautiful view
I ever saw. It faces a series of hills
each one rising a little higher than
the one before it. The highest one,
like several of the others, is topped
with trees.
To the left is “Glassy Rock” stand
ing up against the sky like a sentinel.
To the right part of “Hog Back” can
be seen but it is partly hidden by
“Glassy.” I Could tell you a lot about
the changes that come over this moun
tain if I had time and space, but as it
is I am afraid my tale is too long.
We have a fine faculty. Prof. J.
Dean Crane is superintendent; Miss
Nellie Brown, lady principle; Prof. L.
OLD LADY’S SAGE ADVICE.
Knoxville, Tenn. —Mrs. Mamie Towe
of 102 W. Main street, this city, says:
“If you had seen me, before I began
to take Cardui, you would not think
I was the same person. Six doctors
failed to do me good, and my friends
thought I would die. I could hardly
get out of bed or walk a step. At last
an old lady advised me to take Car
dui, and now I can go most any
where.” All ailing women need Car
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pecially adapted to their peculiar ail
ments. It is a reliable, vegetable rem
edy, successfully used for over 50
years. You ought to try it.
The Golden Age for October 12, 1911.
THE NEW MOON
By BESSIE M. MARR.
May they cause in thy heart to shine,
The light of a Father’s love.
“May each steadfast ray, that owes its
source
To mightier orb than mine,
Be an emblem ©f that inner force
That e’er through thy life doth
shine.
But a word of warning, too, I give,
For clouds will oft pass o’er thee;
Though obscured thy light, still let
it live,
And keep the course before thee. ’
K. Simpson, principle, and Miss Mc-
Kinney, music and Latin. They are
working for the upbuilding of the
school, putting their souls into the'
work.
There is a fine student body this
year also. Both dormitories are near
ly full. There is still room for a few
more.
Most of the boys have come here
for business and are doing their best
to get an education and to build up
character. They will do it too for
“Fesser” is right here to help the
one that tries.
They not only teach “book lam
ing” up here but religion. The Bible
is used as a text-book in all the class
es.
We march from the boys, to the
girls’ dormitory for meals. Every
morning Prof. Simpson reads a pas
sage of scripture and we have prayer.
At 8:30 we have chapel exercises.
One of the professors leads. We have
songs, prayers, a talk and all an
nouncements for the day. After sup
per we have prayer meetings at both
dormitories. Their influence is felt
all over the whole school.
We have organized a Sunday School
with three classes, Baraca, Philathia
and Intermediate.
We also have a B. Y. P. U. I am on
the program for next Sunday.
The girls have a Y. W. A. which
meets every Tuesday evening. The
younger boys are Royal Ambassadors.
I think that as much good can be ac
complished in this society as any of
the others because it trains the boys
when they are young.
Now a word about our superindent,
Rev. J. Dean Crane. He is pastor of
three churches, Washington, Mush
Creek, and New Liberty. At Wash
ington he baptized recently, 56 candi
dates, at New Liberty, 25, and at
Mush Creek, 7. I saw him baptize
those at New Liberty and at Mush
Creek.
Mr. Crane has been out over Green
ville County raising a fund for im
provements here. He is trying to
raise $3,500 dollars and then the Home
Board is going to give $2,500. I think
the $3,500 dollars has been raised.
They will enlarge the school build
ing and build a brick dormitory for
the boys, and improve the girls.
We have two Literary Societies. The
girls is E. G. V. The boys’ A. C. H.
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MR. EUGENE ANDERSON,
PRESIDENT,
RFT”
Georgia-Alabama Business College,
Macon, Ga. A Fine Position
Guaranteed With Every Full
Course Diploma. A Select
Training School Compos
ed of 250 Wei I Recom
mended Students.
Write to Mr. Anderson if you are
ambitious for a practical education
that will -wonderfully increase your
knowledge of the English language,
and, at the same time, give you a
training that will insure life employ
ment for you.
Mr. J. E. Burghard, chief clerk, G.
S. & F. Railway, Macon, Ga., writes:
“Mr. F. B. Fondren, who was sent me
by the Georgia-Alabama recently to
do some temporary work, is one of the
finest young office men I have met in
some time, and I have resolved to
make room permanently for him in
my office.”
Mr. B. H. Hardy, Editor, Barnes
ville, Ga., Gazette, says: “The News-
Gazette has known Mr. Anderson and
his work for a number of years, and
we will gladly vouch for whatever he
says.”
The college has a special contract
under which students can pay tuition
after gning to work.
I will tell you about this society next
time.
I think I have written enough for
one time so will close with every
good wish for the success of your Sun
day School class and your paper.
ESCOTT H. BROWN.
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