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Wood’s Seed Book
FOEt 1906
is one of the handsomest and
most valuable publications of
the kind issued. The useful
and practical hints contained
in the annual issues of Wood'*
Seed Book make it a most
valuable help to all Fanners
and hardeners and it has long
been recognized as an up-to
date authority on ail
Garden and Farm Seeds,
particularly for southern planting.
Wood s Seed Book mailed
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upon request. Write for It.
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RICHMOND, • VIRGINIA.
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VEGETABLE and FARM SEEDS,
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, WOOD'S SEEDS.
RESOLUTiONS.
Relative to the Departure
of Dr. B. Lacy Hoge.
At h meet ini' of the numbers of
tha Wor* hvilie Hi print' I'fiurcb the
following rcKiihirioiirt were iniopteii
Keh’> iffird 11)07
Whercai*, >ur be'ovi <1 pustor Dr
B l.aoy Hoge has bet"i nulled to
it no' her fi-hl of iHbor, un.i, WhersHS,
Holms sieo lit, to accept the call be
iicvinyit to be a greater fi-hl f labor
or the master hikl, Whereas, He
!• ns served our church for four years
during which time we have been per
mitted under his faitlifu 1 , wise anfl
consecriitiMi pastmaltip to move for
•vnrdin t hr- Lords work , ami. Wtiere
t*s. he it-'H Mow our highest admirat ion
confidence, love unit esteem, theie—
fore be it It solved :
First That we part with our pastor
v ith feelings of deep sa loess nuii re
gret hilt r- jotce tliat, tr >d lum called
him to a mote extended field • f work,
Second. That, we earnestly com mend
him and his amiable ami beloved fam
ily to the church at OoamMck Va
Third, That iliese resolutions be
entered mi our minutes a copy he
sent to Brother llogeand the church
at Onancook Va and tliat they i*e
printed in our County papers. Hie
Christian Index, and the Religious
Herald of Richmond Vu
K L. Iv. nv,
Committee , W K Grn>,
/ M A, Benson.
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order houses constant I v are very
likely to live in towns wnere the
sheriff does a rushing business in
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) both for the j
* , Garden and Farm *
is one of the largest in this country.
We are headquarters for
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Peas, Soja Beans and
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RICHMOND, . VA.
OOODS..I
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kOur Buyer is one of experience and we invite you to inspect his purchases as theu
(arrive daily. We are also receiving daily HART SCHAEFER & MARX Clothing.!
WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT THEM BEFORE YOU BUY. *- {
EVERY mother makes a speck 1 effort to dress her boys n; the newest and neatest!
garments at this season of the } ear. If appealance ever counts, h counts just now!
aud if a store was ever prepared to please its cuMicnier:, it is this store at just tins tmie.J
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Russian effects; richly trimmed with silk
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RESOLUTIONS.
( idopted by Towaliga Baptist Church
ButtsCo Sunday Feb. 17th 1907.)
Whereas Rev. J. E. Found, fur
S'ven years our efficient, and faithful
pastor and for three years 0"e of our
most consistent members, having
bean called from us to the field at
Machen, where be was so faithfully
and effectually serving his Master
when the cold hand of death, almost,
without 1 moments warning, severed
the cord of life and summoned him to
his reward; therefore be It Resolved;
First : —That the Towaligaßapti st
Church ex' end to the good people of
Machen and community, the band of
sympathy in their bereavement ever
the loss of their late and our former
pastor, whose sacrifices and services
with and for us we deeply appreciate
and lovingly remember,
Second :—That we found in him an
ardent worker, with a heart and hand
of love aud sympathy for the distress
ed and suffering, a friend to both
young and old,ever ready to proclaim
and support the truth and as ready to
denounce and suppress evil wherever
and whenever opportunity and duty
called him.
Third : —That the spiritual develop
meat and warm Christian fellowship
of our churdh at present are large
ly due to his untiring efforts, earnest
zaalaud faith in God during the sev
en years of service as our beloved
pastor.
Fourth -That we feel that not
only our church and community and
the people of Machen, but th® Bap
tist forces of the State at large has
lost in him a mefst ardent worker and
consecrated Christian leader.
Fifth :—That we extend to his con
secrated companion, Sister Pound,
who so earnestly and patiently shared
with him his sorrows and his joys
our heartfelt sympathy in har be
reavement and pray God’s blessings
upon her and the four children left to
her charge, and his guidance for them
in this sad hour.
Sixth:—That these resolutions be
spread on the minutesr of this churoh
a copy be sent to Sister Pound also
be published by the Index and such
other papers as the committee sets
proper, Signed,
Rev. W. F. Smith (Pastor) Cler.
J. B. Fvans,
Willie Carter,
Willie Band,
Bomer Coldwell.
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