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BJU Hosts Hobby Lobby President Steve Green
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- By Lee B. Miller
Hobby Lobby president Steve Green addressed an audience of more than 3,000 at Bob Jones University on Feb. 25.
Dr. Bob Jones, III, chancellor of BJU, introduced Green as a man who stands boldly for his faith. “His passion is the Gospel,” Jones said.
Jones also commented on the work Green is doing through Passages, a traveling display of 400 biblical artifacts from the Green Collection of more than 40,000 biblical antiquities. “It’s an exhibit that’s all about the authority, preservation and integrity of the Holy Scriptures,” Jones said. Passages is currently on display in Charlotte, N.C., through March 30.
A Look at Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Don Gordon of Columbia, South Carolina, was guest speaker at the February meeting of the Sixteenth Regiment, SCV in Greenville. He discussed General Nathan Bedford Forrest, renowned cavalry leader, considered by many to be the finest produced by the Confederacy. At the conclusion of his presentation, Mr. Gordon quoted from memory a lengthy segment of the final speech Forrest gave to his troops 3-days before the final surrender. The presentation drew an enthusiastic standing ovation from the packed banquet room at the Phoenix Inn.
‘Freedom Riders’ Rally in Council Chambers
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
‘Protect Us’ Rally Organizers Decry Double Standard, Demand Refund
Three bus loads of demonstrators numbering more than 150 stopped off in Greenville last Thursday and held a rally in Greenville County Council Chambers in violation of longstanding Council policy regarding use of facilities. The policy provides that Council Chambers may only be used by governmental entities for government business.
By close of business, Monday afternoon, Joe Kernel!, the County Administrator, could provide no information indicating that the mostly out-of-state demonstrators were required to pay any required fees or show proof of liability insurance that is required of local citizen groups who use County property for rallies or other gatherings. Responding to questions by telephone, Monday, Kernell denied having a role in violating Council policy and permitting the demonstrators to use Council chambers for their rally.
Protect Us Rally Prompts Prayer Meeting
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Hundreds Came to Rally and Pray in the Cold Rain
Hundreds of concerned citizens came to the parking lot of Greenville County Square on a cold, rainy Saturday morning to hear half a dozen speakers talk about what citizens can do to stop unconstitutional encroachment on the freedom of citizens of South Carolina. At the conclusion of the rally, attendees were invited to remain for a time of prayer if they wished to do so. A crowd estimated at more than 200 remained as a series of citizens led in prayer for our state, nation, elected leaders and the citizens they govern.
The local rally was part of the “National Day of Resistance,” a nationwide event planned to answer the question: “Where should we turn if all the bodies of the federal government conspire against the people?”
Tough Sheriff Greets Tough Preacher
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- By Frank Raddish
Guest Columnist Franklin Raddish, at right, visited Sheriff Joseph M. "Joe" Arpaio in his office in Maricopa County, Arizona, Monday, February 25th, 2013. Pastor Raddish
is visiting missionaries on the Southwest border with Mexico. He will be recording his observations in future issues of The Times Examiner.
Charlotte Lynch Retires
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
23 Years of Outstanding Service to Greenville County
Charlotte McHaffie Lynch has worked for Greenville County for 23 years. She began serving as Executive assistant to the Greenville County Administrator in 1992 and continued in that role for 20 years. In 1995, Charlotte began working as Executive Assistant to the Greenville County Legislative Delegation in addition to working for the County Administrator. For much of the next 18 years, she performed two full-time jobs.
After 23 years of service, Charlotte felt it was time for her to retire. It was a sad occasion when Sen. Mike Fair, Chairman of the Greenville County Legislative Delegation, announced her retirement saying: “Charlotte is a remarkable person, and we will miss her.”
Highway Interchange Named for Gospel Music Pioneer
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Poe Mill Product Set Standard for Southern Gospel Music
The picturesque interchange of Highways 25 and 25 Bypass at the foot of Paris Mountain and the entrance to Travelers Rest that serves as the Gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains ahead, has been dedicated to the memory of Southern Gospel Music Pioneer and Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame inductee Hovie Lister. Members of his immediate family attended the event at historic Reedy River Baptist Church, located near the interchange.
Hovie's friends, Retired Greenville County Sheriff and retired United States Marshall Johnny Mac Brown and Gospel Music Association Representative Charlie Waller, made presentations to Mrs. Lister and the family.
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