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About The Augusta herald. (Augusta, Ga.) 1914-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1914)
EIGHT 4% THE 4% Planters Loan and Savings Bank 705 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Organized 1870 Capital and Surplus .... . $230,000 00 Grose Resources . $1,400,000.00 With cmpl* capital »nd unexcelled farllltlea, tht* bank offer* t® the itood people of August* and ourroundlng territory all of tbe AdvaxtAgM that make bank-connection aatlafootory. Depoaitorr latereata receive the m -it careful attention, and are the initial factors In tha affair* of thia bank. The account# of careful, conservative people solicited. Deposits may be made hy mall, hufaty Lock Boxes at *B.OO to JBO.OO per annum. AQL L C “ h *YNE. Pnealdont. .xw GEOROE P. BATES. Cashier. » A) Before Shopping Read Herald Ads You Pay No Fancy Prices for Guarantee Shoes Every cent of your purchase money goes for shoe value. The fit, the style and the quality are all there, but the cost to you is less than elsewhere. The best materials, the best workmanship, the latest styles, fresh from one of the largest and best manufacturers of the South. “FROM MAKER TO WEARER” mmmm — l Tht±v Are—— “Better Shoes for Less Money” Every pair bears our and the manufacturers unqualified guar antee of “Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back." Our Only Prices Are $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 GUARANTEE SHOE CO. Broad and Tenth Sts. MEETIIE OF lIIF BAPTISTS SOON Wednesday of This Week One of the Most Important Con ventions to Be Held in Naah | vilie. On Wednesday of this week ope of i the most important conventions of the year will meet In Nashville, Tenn. The delegate* representing the assocla ■ tlons. conventions and Baptist church es of the South will meet In the Hyman auditorium. The first meet ing will be held Wednesday after noon. For this meeting Horne effort has been made among local Baptists to have every member of the Baptist churches of Nashville present. Of course this is not possible, hut It will mean large local ropreantation. Dele gates to the convention will he seated on the first floor of the auditorium, the second floor Is reserved for visi tors. Interesting Service. A very Interesting session of the convention will he the presentation to the convention of the Sunday school board building to the convention. It has been suggested that the home board, located at Atlanta, and the for eign board, located at. Richmond, be transferred to Nashville and the three boards located In the same house and free of all rents. It Is also suggested that the several boards bo; c ombined and placed under one agent" with suf ficient subordinates to do the work. It Is needless to say that the propo sition will meet with well directed op position, but It 1r thought by some that the suggestions will meet with such favor that they will be adopted Important Question. One of tile most Important ques tions at this time Is the selection of a president. Dr. E. C. Dargan, of Macon, is president, but it has been said by those who seem to know that Dr. Dargan will not succeed himself. In that case Dr. Lansing Burrows, who for many year* has been secre tary of the convention, will stand a good chance of elevation to the presi dency. This will he- of special Inter est to his hosts of friends in Augusta, where he was the honored pastor of the First Baptist church for seven teen years. There will he more than a thousand delegates at the convention. Every Hopthern state will send a large dele gation and some of the churches of Illinois, having Joined the convention, will send representation. The num bers are so great that the delegates pay for entertainment. The hotels generally make a special rate. The railroads have made a special rate, as usual. So far ftr known, Dr. M. Ashby Jones will be the only delegate from Au gusta this year. SI. LUKE SIMMS TO MEET 3:30 PI TODAY Topic For Discussion By Class is “The Unjust Steward.” Puolic is Invited. The St. I.uke Haraca class will hold Its regular Sunday afternoon devotional service this afternoon at 3:110 nt the reg ular place of meeting In connection with the Sunday school. The topic for dis cussion tills afternoon is "The Unjust Steward." (I.like XVI. 1-13.); golden text: “He llmt Is faithful In that which h least Is faithful also In much: and he that is unjust In the least Is unjust also In much." (I.tike XVI. 1-10.) The lesson today promises to be very Interesting and beneficial to nil who at tend These meetings continue to grow lit Inted.st as well us In attendance every Sunday. The class Is striving to make each ser vice heller than the past one In this they lutve been viry successful, as the lucreusing attendance will show. A no tleeahls feature of this class Is the friendly way In which the members meet strangers. In fact a stranger Is n stranger there tint once. Young men desiring to spend a pleas ant and helpful afternoon will do well to attend St I .tike Sunday school. One visit is sure to mean another. The desire and ambition of the mem bers of this class Is to. "get another member." The usual services vlll he conducted at the church today by the pastor. Dr. J. F, Huberts --11:00 a m and S p m. You are cordially Invited to all serv ices. Rev. W. B. Waugh Here in Time to Preach Today —■ i a Returns From Jacksonville After Visit to His Parents in Florida. Rev. W R YVaugh, pnator North Au gusta Haplliit church, hm been on a v!»tt to h* pnr»nt» In Jackgonv|!|«, Kla. Mr. Waugh !■ « native of Florida In which stale Ills father ha* hggn engaged In the tnlnlatsry for u numlei of years, (hi last Sunday Mr. Waugh had with h m Rev. Frank Wright and Mr. Good-, who conducted the morning service. The (h ue Methodist church called off their services at the earn* hour snd worshiped with the Kupttst church. The congre gallon was very large taxing the church to hold the people The service was gi rally enjoVed by all. Several mem bers have been added to the church a* rsult of the Wright meetings Mr. Waugh win preach at the morning ser vice. Hold Mass Meeting at the C. & W. C. Depot Rev KYttnk Hull Wright will preach to men and women this afternoon at < o'rUx'k on "Amusements " During th. meetings expressions of surprise have been heard from different sources as Mr 'Vr ght !a* wild no Hitt* about amuse menle of a queallonnble nature Al lha meeting mi* afternoon he will glv* hla 'lew* and the S< r pturo for hl» poeltton on Ikl* nioet Interesting question. Gan ersllv In our united revivals we have a meitlng for men only on Sunday after noon Mr. Wright seems to piefer both men and women at ail his sen lees, and ■l '• hoped to have a crowded house at this special service. LIKES IT. Likes what? SENSATION FLOUR. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. 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