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JULY 26, 1930
In Glory—I vt arc clearl. and , your 1 hie f
m
is hid with ( bust in God When (,’hrisl, who
is <ur life, shaft appear, then shall ye also
near with Him m glorv. 1 ol.- J: 3. 4.
Lrayer:
Be the dreary, .
prospect no er so we
shall reap the fruits of, joy. 1 >
MONEY FOR ,
AMUSEMENTS
The Very Rev. W. R. Inge. England* fa
motis "gloomy dean, remarks that what
American s spend ( on luxuries in two years
would jj.iy oft the British wai debt. 1 le esti
mates that Americans spend ten and a half
billions on amusements annually.
Undoubtedly the dean means that this
all very deplorable hut t<u the Idc of us
can t sec why. Granted that ordeal of money
i* spent on very foolish, mane amusements;
granted that we spend n lot of money
amusement when we might better he
it ---m—the—bank; even so, that huge
for recreation is, to cur way of looking
things, « good- sign.
At the very worst, it means that an
mous number of Americans are able to spe
time and money on iccreation Ihey
able to forget about the cares of the
day world every so often, even if they don
afcv ays make their expenditures wisely.
W C r leaving dtudgery and monotony be
hind us it is a good thing, no matter
foolishly we ait vvhrn wr look lor amu.se
inent.
- “Invest ii And Viound Griflln"
RAILROAD
WHISTLES
Railroad men hclievp that they yvill
tually fie abl e to dc VIM' a railroad
which will shoot its noise directly t o the rail
road crossing in te.u ( ) scattering it a
the countrysuL- and while tins would he high
Iy efficient, art! while any step to
ihe daily amount >1 noise in this noise
civilization of ours oiighl to be welcomed,
are not sure that we re entirely in favor o
this plan.
The railroad whisle .s in <1 class by
If is one ol the most romantic sounds
ever hears. o lie in bed. late at night,
hear some distort flyer whistling lor a cross
ing. is to experience die feeling that one
heard tin- eene horns of elfland blowing be
yond the horizon Ihe note is haunting he
yond words, with •in insistent
I hat deh c# description, We should he
4
to be deprived < > it
- "Invest In And Around Griflln” _
WHY THE HUNT
MIGHT LAG
A! Capone at his quiet Florida retreat, j*
quoted a* remarking tersely that fhe" Chicago
police know pe rfectly well, and hnve know n
all along, who killed the reporter Jake I in
gle.
Mr. Capone i
ought to know, if
docs: but whether h remark ia correct
not. it is highly significant—pointing a* it
does, to the fact that there are *o many thmgs
in the background of this I ingle murd-r that
practically no one m Chicago wants to see
dragged ou( into the Open.
It mHy pkove simple enough to convict the
man who fired the shot mto Lingle's brain;
but to tell the whole story of this murder it
will be necessary to wash « great deal of ex
tremrly dirty linen in public. Some of this
linen is owned by Chicagoans of considerable I
prominence. If now and then, Chicago seems
to be just a trifle lackadaisical about egtehing
Lingle s murderer, there may be a reason
for it.
SONG SERIES
No. LXX
* i Onward, Christian Soldier* »»
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(Inward. Christian Soldiers" has been de
.
,cubed as eminently a Sunday School march
mg song. It was composed, 1Hf>5, by the
Rev. Sabine Baring Gould, a clergyman ,.f
the ( bin i b of England, and first appeared in)
Church Times, an I .piscopahan publication,
riu- composer o f ibis song published as i
many as twenty scholarly bocks on theologi |
< a I subjects, and he was the author of Zitta; j
in. A German, Black b orest and Rom a year alien, luler which translated he wrote into |
I nglish. t 1«- was also the author ol a mini
of other excellent hymns; but he is ■likely |
ter
to be I res remembered by the one song. > !
'Onward, Chiislian .Soldiers.
1 Iris min 1 hing hymn is one of the few
eve composed for church use. which seems
: Bibli*
| rt the,r strange since ( hnstian livin gis
rally compared to a warfare. For example.
s, I’aul says to the Ephesians: ‘‘Put on the
the breast !
1 whole armor o f God . . . having
plate o f righteousness . the shield of
^ ^ the helmet of salvation, and the
. .
i the spirit,
^ only is this song, “Onward. Christian
'....- Solders. Sunday School marching hymn
a
it is also somehnles played by military bands
lor so Idiers on parade. This hymn was the
principal marc hing tune at the inaugural
rade down Pennsylvania ^Avenue, Washing
| ton, D. C;, when Theodore Roosevelt he
i President, 11 thrilling and im
tame was a
preesive sight to see long lines of representa
,ives of various races and nationalities, and
soldiers from all our climes, keeping time
<o great military bands, and marching—
marching on as Christian soldiers, even
.hough some of them may have been sinners
,r prodigal sons, (Ask the Editor of the
'
Griffin Daily New's ahmit it As a small hoy
shivered m the March wince and the fork
of a small sycamore tree. for hours, while
the procession went by.)
The author of (his "marching hymn, may
have expected to be remembered for some
t of his grant books; at the same tune
must have had a premonition of the ipv
mortality u f this one song for his concluding
inr8 are :
1 bis through countless ages
Men and angels sing:
Onward, Christian Soldiers.”
(Next Saturday: "How Vain Are All
Hungs Here Relow. )
- "Invest In And Around Griffin”-
QUOTATIONS
“It 1 were running the world 1 would have
it ruin only between *2 and i a. m.
who was out then ought to get wet.
-—William Lyon Phelps.
--"Invest In And Around Griffin” -
Is it nol a base superstition that mere
numbers will give wisdom? Is it not univer
.-.a y seen that crowds are more foolish and
more violent and more crufcl than men sep
irate and alone?"
———Will Durant, author.
- "Invest In And Around Griffin" -
"Hoover recently explained his passion for
lishing by pointing out the democratic nature
of the pastime. If ibis he so—although 1
doubt it—it :s at all events one c.f the few
survivals of democracy still existing in the
United States.
—Leon Ttotsky, exiled Ryjisian Communist.
- "Invest In And Around Griffin” -
Most statesmen have long noses. But I
stippo.se that is very lucky, because most of
them rannnot see further than the length of
them.”
I M. Paul Claudel, of hranee.
j — "Invest In And Around Griffin”
„
will never toler^e
The example of the Llnited States has been
|a detriment * temperance throughout
wor ^'
~ Dr. Otto Melle. head of the anti-alcohol
Hr 0 *"* of Germany.
- “ lBVM * And Around Griffin” -
I "An old suit, a battered hat a perfect tic.
<* nr ^ «nod cigar that’s what makes a well
dressed man.
—Baron De Meyer, international style ex
pert.
— "Invest In And Around Griflln”
Slang can make a complete bore out of
a very blight person,
Brenda Ueland. writer.
u Invest In And Around Griffin” -
"I find :n talkies 1 can't ba active on my
feet and talk at the same time.
—Douglas Fairbanks, movie actor.
GRIFFIN. DAILY NEWS
Go to Church Sunday
Revival Services Will Begin Sunday
Morning In Two County Churche Ke / ' )
To Start
At Midway And
Friendship Churches
Revivals will begin at the Mid
Methodist church and at the'
Friendship Baptist church on Sun !
day.
The Friendship Baptist church
will open their revival with an all
day singing Services will be held
each evening during the following
w , fit H( 7 30 o’clock. Rev, J. W.
Rawls, pastor, will have charge.
He will be assisted by J. W. Cau
then, the regular song leader and
th.e regular pianist Miss Reece.
Sevens! quartettes have been invit
’d to sing and will be a feature
af the revival.
The Midway Methodist church
wl11 begin a revival on Sunday
Services will be held each day
during the week at U o’clock in
tlie morning and at 7:45 o’clock
. m the evening. Several prominent
ministers Will assist Rev. Gary.
pastor in this revival.
1 Members of both churches and
the public at large are cordially
welcomed to services held during
the revival.
Go To Church Sunday
Rev. 0. K. Cull To
Begin Revival At
Ochlocknee, Ga.
Rev, O. K. Cull, Griffin pastoi.
} las j US t completed a revival meet
ing at Lake Butler Florida, which
wa,; very successful.
According to reports from that
town, attendance at the meetings
breke all records. Ministers and
the public gave Ffev. Cull their
heartiest cooperation in making it
j a successful meeting.
After spending a few days here
Rev. Cul! will begin .another re-
1 vival in Ochlocknee, Georgia, on
i Sunday.
-Go To Church Sunday
B. Y. P. U., Rally
Sunday Afternoon
McIntosh Church
The B. Y. P. U., of the Bap
tist churches will hold s rally at
the McIntosh Baptist church Sun
day afternoon a t 2 o'clock.
Robert Harris will be present and
will deliver the principal address.
’ The young people of the First
Baptist church will have charge
of the program.
The public is cordially invited
in attend this rally.
-Go To Church Sunday
Regular Services
Episcopal Church
Regular Sunday services will be
i held at the St. Qeorge Episcopal
’
church Holy communion will be
obso.ved u N at 7.30 0 clock Sunday „ .
j School and Bible study class
meet at 9:45 oclock.
Morning prayer and sermon will
be observed at 11 o'clock. The
patsor Rev. L. W, Blackslpider
will preach at the morning hour,
having as his subject "Profits and
i Discount* in Religion."
All members of the church are
I urged to come and visitors will
I be given a cordial welcome.
I -Go To Church Sunday
Prof. Battle To Speak
At Kincaid
Prof. Lowry Battle, who Is lay
leader of this district of the Meth.
edisf^ church. wl(t fill the pulpit
at the Kincaid Memorial Metho
dist church Sunday morning at 11
o'clock.
Rev. C. B McHan. pastor, will
preach at the evening hour. His
subject, will be "The Seven Uni
ties to be Kept," This will be the
concluding sermon in a series of
"Sermon* on Power.”
Cburcl)
♦ *
FIRST PRESYTERIAN 1
Dr. Robert Adams, Minister
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7.15 p m.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed the public to worship at these
services.
Preaching at 11 o’clock.
--Go to Church Sunday
ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL
Rev. L. W. Blackwelder, Rector
Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m.
Sunday School at 9:45.
Morning service 11 o’clock.
Morning subject "Profits and
Discounts in Religion.”
--Go to Church Sunday——
EAST GRIFFIN BAPTIST
Rev. C. C. Heard. Pastor
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
B. Y. P. U„ 6 p. m.
Come and worship with us.
-Go io Church Sunday
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
Rev. Z. C. Hull, Pastor
-Go to Church Sunday-
HANLEITEir m. e. church
Rev. A. D. Echols, Pastor
Service Sunday at 11 a. m.. and
7 p. m.
Preaching at 11 o'clock.
Morning subject, "When A Man
>£^mes to Himself."
Evening “God’s Great Solicitude
for His People.”
-Go to Church Sunday
KINCAID MEMORIAL
METHODIST
Rev. B. N. McHan, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:40 a. m., every
Sunday.
Service 11 o'clock.
Prayer meeting each Thursday
night at 7.
Senior’League at 6:30 p. m.
Woman's Missionary Society meets
Wednesday nights.
-Go to Church Sunday
HIGHLAND BAPTIST
Rev. R. S. Britt, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:30.
Morning service at 11.
Evening service at 7:30.
-Go to Church Sunday
SECOND BAPTIST
Rev. C. B. Bullard. Pastor
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., Roy
Phillips, superintendent and C. L.
Sanders, assistant
B. Y. P. U., at 6:16 p. m.
Morning subject “Never Failing
Lov e of God."
Evening subject, "Witness of the
Holy Spirit."--
-Go to Church Sunday
OAK HILL BAPTIST
Rev. G. R. Brown, Pastor
Preaching every third Sunday
novning at 11.
Sunday school every Sunday. *
Sunday school 8.45 a. m.
-Go to Church Sunday
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Morning Service 11 o’clock.
-Go to Church Sunday
THIRD METHODIST
Rev. J. A. Langrord, Pastor
Morning service at 11.
Evening service 7 o'clock.
Sunday school 9:45 o'clock.
Epworth League at 6 o’clock.
Prayer meeting each Thursday
night at the church.
Junior Epworth League 2 p. m.
Senior Epworth League at 6 p .m.
Ladles Aid meets every Friday
plght.
Preaching Second and Fourth
Sundays.
-Go to Church Sunday
DEVOTIE BAPTIST
Rev. J. F. Norton, Pastor,
Sunday school at 8:30.
Preaching at 11 a m.. and 7:30 p.m
MLming sub ject, “Offering Ex
cuses "
Evening subject “Are Many That
^o to church Sunday—
McINTOSH BAPTIST
Rev. R. 8. Britt, Pastor
Meeting every third Sunday In
each month, alth preaching at 11
a. m., and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at
10 a. m. B. Y. P. u., meets every
Sunday at 6.
--Go To Church Sunday
HECK METHODIST CHAPEL
(Colored.)
Rev. J. P Dorsey, Pastor.
Sunday school 0:45 a. m., A. J.
Banks. Supt.
Sermon 11 o’clock
The Boys’ Club will meet at 8:30
o’clock, Eddie Mangham In charge
-—Go To Church Sunday
HIGHLAND MILL METHODIST
Rev. J. A. Langford, Pastor
Services are held at this church
every third and first Sunday.
-Go to Church Sunday
FIRST BAPTI8T
Rev. Leon M. Latimer, Pastor
Sunday school 9:30 (pre-session
work »t 9:16.)
Service* at 11 o’clock ana tt »
o’olock.
B. Y. P. XJ. at 6.48 o’clock.
Public la cordially lamed to At
tend all servtoee ol Utla church.
Morning subject, "The Potter's
Dr. W. J. Quillian
Preaches At First
Methodist Church
•Do Christ and the Church
agree in Teachings” will be the
Sunday morning subject of Dr.
W. J. Quillian at the First Metho
dist church.
Sunday evening the service will
be held in conjunction with the
Epworth League at 7:30 o’clock
The pastor will preach for thirty
minutes in a continuation of the
Clay.”
Evening subject, “Christ Satis
fied.”
-Go to Church Sunday
E. GRIFFIN C. H. HOLINESS
Rev. Hugh Boland, Pastor
Sunday school 9:30.
Evening service, 7.39.
-Go to Church Sunday.
FIRST METHODIST
Rev. J. W. Quillan, D. D., Pastor
Sunday School—9:30 a. m.
Epworth League at 7 p. m.
Preaching by the pastor—11 a.m
Evening service at 8 o’clock.
Morning subject. “Do Clirist and
Church Agree in Teachings.”
* -—Go to Church Sunday
EIGHTH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. O. J. Moore, Pastor.
Service 11 o'clock.
Evening service 8:30 o'clock.
-Go To Church Sunday
THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday services—
10 a. m. Sunday School.
6 p m., Y. P L. Meeting
7 p. m., Evening service__
Tuesday services—
7 p. m. Home League.
Wednesday 4-5 and 7-8 Moving
Pictures on Automobiles.
•Go To Church Sunday
Billy Watson Will
Preach At Oak Hill.
Sunday Evening
Layman Billy Watson,
young Griffin man, who is enter
ing the ministry will preach at the
Oak Hill Baptist church on Sun
day evening at 7:30 o’clock. He will
give ( special music which promises
to tie a feature of this service.
-Go To Church Sunday
Rev. C. H. McHan Will
Preach At Hanleiter
A feature of the Sunday services
in the Hanleiter Methodist church
will be a talk on Sunday morning
by Rev. C. B. McHan pastor of
the Kincaid Memorial Methodist
church. Rev. McHan will preach
on "When a Man Comes to Him
self.”
Sunday evening. Rev. A. D.
Echols, pastor of the church, will
.speak on "God's Great Solicitude
for His People."
The members of the church are
urged to attend these services.
-Go To Church Sunday
u Offering Excuses n
Norton’s Subject
"Offering Excuses” will be the
Sunday morning subject of Rev.
J. F. Norton at the Devotle Bap.
list church.
Sunday evening Rev. Norton will
speak on “Are There Many That
Can be Saved?"
The public Is Invited to all ser
vices in this church.
• - To Church Sunday——
Dr. L. M. azaniii.va Latimer
A[ Ai C* rll'Sl 1 D DdDllSl i* <
W r u ° l
Dr. L. M. Latimer, pastor of the
First Baptist church, will have as
his Sunday morning subject "The
Potter's Clay,"
Sunday evening Rev. Latimer
will have as his subject “Christ
Satisfies."
-Go To Church Sunday.
Rev. C. B. Bullard
At Second Baptist
Rev, C. B. Bullard, pastor of
the Second Baptist church will
preach at both the morning and
evening services In that church.
Sunday morning he will have as
his subject, "Never Falling Love
cf God.” Sunday evening hi* topic
will be "Witness etf the Holy Spl
vlt. ••
FRANK PITTMAN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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SATURDAY, JULY 2 6
morning subject.
Bishop Warren A. Chandler will
fill the pulpit In this church on
Sunday morning August the 3rd.
A community service will be held
the night of August 3 at which
time Dr. L. M. Latimer, pastor of
the First Baptist church, will be
honored. This will be a farewell
service for Dr. Latimer who will ,
leave soon for Austin, Texas.
-Go To Church Sunday
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC
Maw every second Sunday at 10:30
a. m. Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament immediately after Mass.
Sunday school every Sunday at
9:30 A m.
Maas at 6:3f »- m . am Monday fob
towing second Sunday,