Baptist and Reflector from Nashville, Tennessee • 16

REV. J. B. SHELTON Pastgrate of the Baptist Church. W4A1WW.14,11W1WlWftlWO.411LiWWA.Ukv" EGYPT-AND 'ALL MEDtTERRANEAN-COUNTRIES with optional trips to TUIE "PASSION PLAY" AT OBER-AMMERGAU .16 BAPTIST AND REFLECTOR APRIL 7 1910.

r7-1- klAk1A 1 1WWW, bk1kAW 1 IW41, REV. J. B. SHELTON KAkdiskU Resigns Resigns Pastorate- of the Baptist HOt FOR THE HOLY LAND 1 'EGYPT-AND ALL MEDITERRANBAN---COUNTRIES with optional trips to THE "PASSION PLAY" AT AMMERGAU I I 1 I 1. I I I 1 I I I and through Europe.

The only Orient Cruise under the management of F. C. CLARK- reatest Religious INSPIRING SERVICES OISE EVER OFFERED 011 Shipboard and at Holy magnificent Twin Screw I SHIPBOARD LECTURES German Lloyd -4111141 A.Vie ON ALL PLACES VISITED S. S. "GROSSER KORFUERST" 1 A Traveler's Club with Valuable Discussions INCLIIIIINS 24 BATS '-'411 I 1 ij LADY CHAOMONS Greatest Rehvous CRUISE EVER OFFERED magnificent Twin Screw German Lloyd S.

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grP2iPtt liPiltrinlit mat-Hunts arettvictbl CRUISE EVER OFFERED --71-s -----4- u7 oa Shipboard and at Holy Places Itkrlang magnificent Twin Screw SHIPBOARD LECTURES rir-11 German Lloyd Oats ON ALL PLACES VISITED A Traveler's Club with Valual ens scuss "GROSSER KORFUERST i I LS. BATS INCL 1 UIN 24 OATS II. 11, 4AI "Nal'il1114521moi ') LADY CHAPEPONS II 1'3117: 'I 11:111 a a I I I 1 1 1 The on the trusauastic 73 Ain inn a the on Trmatintic 73 Rev. John Bass Shelton surprised at the close of the Sunday evening servile by tendering his resignatioti; to take 'effect On or before July -Mr. 'Shelton has been pastor of the Baptist church going on two years.

He has been a faithful and sympathetic pastor, laboring among all classes, rich and poor No home was so humble but what he was in times of sorrow and sickness, and has been the friend of every one since he came to Adairville. His linistry has been one of compasison and tenderness, from speaking words of in times of trial and tribulation, to putting his arms about the drunken -man on the streets and bearing him home when, in his weakness, he had fallen a victim to the strong- temptation of drink. The work in his church has been marked with -much success. The Sunday School has 'brown to be the largest in the history of the church. During the first year of his pastorate, he saw the first year of his pastorate, he saw Rev.

John Bass Shelton surpnhed Ins- at the close of the Sunday eyening servile by tendering his resig- natiori; to take 'effect On or beforeJuly 'Shelton has been pastor of the Baptist church going on Mr. years He has been a faithful and sympathetic pastor, laboring among all classes, rich and poor alike. LNO home was so hum- ble but what be was there in times of sorrow and sickness, and has been the, Afrditanidnrionfc evielriys (:rinienisstiryncebahs.e bceaetnneonioe speaking words of co of compasison and tenderness, from comfort in times of trial. and tribulation to putting is arms i silvnnt the; ft ninken man on the streets and bearing him. home when, in his 'weakness, he bad fallen a victim to the strong- temptation of drink.

fie WUr ti. nf the chltrt IIII illb LitUILII licts IJCV111 marked with -much success The Stitt- School has '1-rOwn to be the largest ay tt d-orte th hi riming- the rst year is pastorate, te saw I 11' i '-is IN EGYPT AND THE HOL LAND 1 for Ladies Traveling Alone 7 "-iZor-rom----1 1.4-151-10 1 AU-1 I I 1 CI 01111 i I I I I 3141 I I i 1 1 i I I IF ir ti 1 I $400. a nd INCLUDING REGULAR SHIP AND SHORE EXPENSES Visiting Madeira, Spain, Algiers, Malta, Greece, Turkey, Asia Minor, Syria, holy Land, Egypt, Italy, Southern France, et. Southern France, et. tng, A 11111' gra Ai A Iti cm MI diglitJUJ 4211L11 LILY INCLUDING REGULAR SHIP AND SHORE EXPENSES Visiting Madeira.

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I I 1 I I I SUMPTUOUS LADIES' SALOON HE GROSSER EURPUERST" OP organized a Baraca class, Thilathea class, B. P. and the Woman's THE WORLD" CRUISES ON THE BEAUTIFUL NEW HAMBURO-AMERICAN STEAMER "CLEVELAND" I HILli RAU U1I I tile InUIOLO STEAMER "CLEVELAND" "Tru9rT81114GE SUMPTUOUS LADIES' SALOON OP THE -GROSSER EURPUERST" organized a Baraca class. Plillathea ti; 11111kWITI Of 1 usirtakso kt class, B. Y.

and the Woman's THP WART 11" rDinglpq U3 31.t1:111.11AIWILKU4...111t11,6A3 11 Ullm 11114 11 Vat141 V1IJ140 51EAML1( victiZIGE ilt I -1 Starting FEBRUARY 5, 1910, OCTOBER 15, 1910 and FEBRUARY 4, 1911 COST- $650 and ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AND SHIP DIAGRAM FREE, ADDRESS BUSINESS MANAGER Starting FEBRUARY 5, 1910, OCTOBER 15, 1910 and FEBRUARY 4, 1911 COST $650 and up. ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AND SHIP DIAGRAM FREE, POSTPAID. ADDRESS BUSINESS MANAGER VagrAW7AMNIF7AIMerriagn "Aft Wry IMRE I II WI 1111 II a IV ILE-. IT 11171 WS WE WE WS 111,1 lk JACOBS in An Ain mm Am, tJAVOIRS 'NC 001 Clinton, O. O.

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I 1:::: 1 '46. I A l'iC'(ii)" I 1 1 I 4 'I i most delicious and refreshing temper- I i I ance drink, absolutely free from any- 1 1 It thing that could injure the most deli- 1 cate child. I )1e fi-- 40, 4 A 1 2- Brand mgFALltits i 1 ht titi gill irir If thejnocker hasn't sense enough to see the point when you explain the Pure Food, Law to him, then tell him to write to the Coca-Cola lanta, for a free' copy of "Truth About Coca-Cola." Possibly that ill open his eyes and close his mouth. the, knocker hasn't sense enough th to see the point when you explain Pure Food Law to him, then ,41.7, tell him write to the Coca-Cola Company to lanta, for a frc e. copy of "Truth About Coca-Cola." Possiblv that NN ill open his eyes and close his mouth.

Missionary Society changed to the, Woman's Missionary, Union, and be-tome affiliated with the organized work of the Baptist I.V M. U. The annual meeting in January showed that during the past year there had been more additions and larger contributions to all purposes, than in any previous year in the church's history. Mr. Shelton did not announce his plans for the future.

Ile said to a resentative of the Entcrprise, when asked if he wished to give any reason for his "The Baptists are badly in need of a new house of 1A'orship. It is and will do the cause great trarm, for 'them to conlinue, in the old structure they are now worshipping in I have failed to enlist their cooperation in a new building enterprise. I am ing to leave and pray God to send them an undershepherd who can thus lead them out to build a church-house, commensurate with their ability, congregation and the great opportunity they have in Adairville. -My successor will find the' church well organized for all purposes except going forward to build and, to my mind, that is the 'one thing needful now!" Mr. and Mrs.

Shelton Will both be greatly missed from our community, LTA have a host of friends who will sincerely regret their departure. Mrs. Shelton and their children will leave soon for Chicago, MI ere they will spend the summer with her parents. Mr. Shelton will remain here in Adairville.

Snriehr rtiancreci tn the Missionary Society changed to the Woman's Missionary, Union, and be- come affiliated with the organized work of the Baptist W. M. U. The annual rrapptina in T2 min rv chnwrel flint 1 ii ri Ii ,15 the past year there had been more addi- tions and larger contributions to all purposes, than in any previous year in fuorrcho'si the suttour Yr II a Mr. Shelton did not announce his said to a rep- chs la en resentative of the Entcrprise, when asked if he wished to give any reason for his resignation, "The Baptists are If bad badly in need of a new house of wor- ship.

It is and will do the cause great harm for hem in the old structure they are now worshipping in. to continue, I have failed to enlist their, cooperation in a new building enterprise. I am go-, ing to leave and pray God to send them an undershepherd who can thus lead them out to build a church-house, corn- mensurate with their ability, congrega- lion and the great opportunity they have will find ID AdaIrvi 11 e. -M successor die' church well organized for all purposes except going forward to build and, to my mind, that is the 'one thing needful Mr. and Mrs.

Shelton will both be greatly missed Inim our LTA have a host of friends who will sin- eerely regret their departure. Mrs. Shelton and their children will leave Chicago, ere they will spend soon for Ch the summer with her parents. Mr. She- ton will remain here in Adairville.

(alightalal) 1 11 1 1 I 1 I tu will rELD CRUD 1 I imt, ont, ges SKIES SE EES Ve 1 on 1 art Um ta 1 the pert the PruE oon --I age Peet) 'N each Aighe lel Sod PeYto He Is, howey Al more Paris have Th Its ilrsi eluding is Crow Wh versity Baptist are twe in 1 eerelY pared We 1 dation test in st receJ Os. 1 t. It is of An Pasade the citj tree bed The of the tits trot lId has 1160,000 -The "1' ie of last )(1. D.D.; city 'on, th We 1 dation test in st receJ es. of An Pasade the cit of the tree bed ilte trot 1,1,1 has 1160,000 ,,1 ast cl of Ctilyi.j.; 'on, th ve ca ar II.

tisi pert the PruE roon 1 age Peel) Ighe r--- tiOd i i 11 1 13 blic --A more Paris have I --TI Its firs cludInl crov I versity Baptist ar iv( Cp.a, rifled 1: 1 cerely Teacher training awards issued from the Nashvillt during the week ending April 2. Tennessee, Nashville, Belmont Sunday School, AI. Mrs. W. C.

Golden, Rev. B. H. Lovelace, Mr. N.J.

Ehrhard, Mr. R. J. wan, Mr. Frank Winford, Mr.

J. W. Leek, Mrs. D. W.

Gordon, Mr. J. RHarris, Mrs. G. W.

Allen, Mrs. Ed. T. Sweeney, Mrs. 11 Allen, Miss Penelope Winford, Miss Mattie Davidson, Mr.

Chas. L. diplomas; Miss Alice Golden, Seal No. Miss Mary Belle Davidson, Seals Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, red.

C. E. CROSSLAND. Teacher training aw ards issued from the Nashville during the week endin April 2. Tennessee, Nashville, Belmont Sun- day School, AI.

Mrs. W. C. Golden, Rev. B.

II. Love- lace, Mr. Ehrhard, Mr. R. J.

Co- wan, 11r. Frank Winford, Mr. J. W. Leek Mrs D.

W. Gordon, Mr. J. R. Harris, Mrs.

G. W. Allen, Mrs. Ed. T.

Sweeney, Mrs. B. II. Allen, Miss Pene- lope Winford, Miss' Nlattie Davidson, Itlr. Chas.

L. diplomas; Miss Alice Golden, Seal No. Miss Mary Belle Davidson, Seals Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, red C. E.

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Ad- Ill Chicago 5588 Dept. ams, WE (WEER Velit A PARITIArd We want 250 men right away. Must have them and will pay good money 13 a day guaranteed according Of course you have met the knocker, the chronic, hysterical knocker 'who always greets you with his tales of abuse of people and thing lie is the wholesale dealer in scandals, insinuations and falsehoods Every self-respecting man and woman owes it as a duty to society to silence the knocker on every possible occasion. Life is too short to be wasted in listening to scandals and falsehoods about our friends and neighbors. Here is the 'way to silente one The next time you hear any one say that Coca-Cola contains "dope," ask him if he ever heard of the Pure, Food Law.

If he says yes, then give him the laugh. If he says no, explain to him how that it is absolutely impossible for any food, or drink containing dope to be marketed under' the law passed by the Federal Congress on June passed by the Federal Congress On June the chronic, hysterical knocker 'who al- ways greets you with his tales of abuse Of people and things. Ile is the sale dealer in scandals, insinuations and falsehoods. Every self-respecting man and o- man owes it as a duty to society to si- lence the knocker on every possible oc- casion. Life is too short to be wasted in listening to scandals and falsehoods about our friends and neighbors.

Here is the way to silente one The next time you hear any one say that Coca-Cola contains "dope," ask him if he ever heard of the Pure Food Law. If he says yes, then give him the laugh. If he says no, explain to him how that it is absolutely impog- sible for any food, or drink containing dope to be marketed under' the law passed by the Federal Congress on June Of course you have met the knocker, It was a great pleasure to viten, Prosperity church on last Sunday. Bro. W.

E. Wauford is pastor of this church and should be proud of his charge. This is a wide awako church, locatedin the heart of one of the best sections in the State. At the conclusion of the sermon on Home and Foreign Missions, a collection was taken, which amounted to arld bless this noble flock and their pat. JAS DAVENPORT, 30, and effective since January Vice.Pre814ent" Coct-Cols bu always beie the DoWentOWIlt Tent Shoes for Every Member of the Family IT is cagily moved.

and being built to resist bard 2- usage. may be conveniently bandied in rough. 6s, i billy country. The wheels cannot burn from hot ashes or fall to pieces from shrinkage in hot weather, because they are built entirely of steel. This outfit is complete In every detail.

The engine and boiler are piped tin corn nietely. the exhaust pipe running Into the stack. We have another portable. niounted oil skids. and still another with only Ai tl ts the boiler on wheels.

and the engine en a for.ndation at the side of boiler, Wouldn't you like to balte US Mail yOtt oour ro eataloa with full speclacatiomi Write fur ,..0 No- It TO-DAY, -'Ll 1k' vir Dive us man von out ref! estsiutt th full apeciticationeT Write tor It TO-DAY, WHILAND MACHIN: WOKS, 2100 Sydney St" Chattanoogsoltenno 4 I i 1 Shoes for Every Member of the Family '11 o'; 3 1 Ll oi 1CISER 00. manufacturers t' Shiald Brand Shama Atlanta Ga. 1 1 It was a great pleasure to viten, Prosperity church on last Sunday. Bro. W.

E. Wauford is pastor of this A Durable PORTABLE Engine i imo. church and should be proud of his IT 'scantly moved. and being built, to resist bard i charge. This is a wide awako church, Ogle A.

mown. may be conveniently handled in rough- i '1 hilly country. The whecin cannot burn from hot 1 1 I tan. The engine and boiler are piped elusion of the sermon on Home and be comPletely. the exhaust pipe run- 1 i locatedin the heart of one of the best sections in the State.

At the con- Foreign Missions, a collection was talc. '-11-- i anhenwocar thfleIrl ttomepolumseteinhfreyomareshbrulinikt aegneurienlyhoott i IP steel. Thin (Rant is complete In every de- ning Into the stack. I. 49.65; flrld j', We have another portable.

niounted i bless this noble fl ock n' which amounted to and their pas. Iii the boiler on wheel and the engine oil skids. and atilt another with only I I dt id i 11 I 6 resting en a for.ndation et the 1 ett4 171(tithe boiler. Wouldn't like. to 71 1 hare us mail you our rot cataloir JAS.

DAVENPORT, it 111 wun tat apeCIOCatiOne Write (Of TODAYI tl 1 I 1 3 (h and effective since January Assoclational Vice-Preahent, WHILAND MACHIN: Sydney St" Chattanoogsoltenn i I I Coca-Cola his idwaye hese the 1)wcilthwut Tenn, 1 1.