Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-12
MARYLAND BAPTIST UNION ASSOCIATION.
Thirty Ninth ANIMAL neefiug.


TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASS )CIATiOE.
After TeCess yesterday, tat which point TsE
STARS report closely. the Baptist Sunday
school association OF Marylan ana the District
OF Columbia, holding its sessions in the 5th
Baptist Church REV. q. q. MeadOTl, resumed
the discussson Of the report Of the executive
board, which was continued 1t some length on
the point Of making an appropriation of $50
for the employmentof an evangelist and home
secretary, but Sss finally adopted.
- The TenBallytOwn Sunday school made ap-
phcatiOn for admission into the association,
and was admitted.
Rev. John ID. Craig, of High street churc'
Baltimore, addressed the delegates On - sIhl
iect OF the conversion OF chi sdren - 81. SUI ~
sfteT-uaining for Christian ser tea RriaF re-
marks we're made upon tie same su6isct h +,
MessTs. Williams, RyOD Wal, Brown Craos
Asytf, Chandler, Pollard, and others.
The treasures report showed: Balance on
hand November II, lS53, S521 @; receipts
S643.,5 tOtai.Sl III IS; disbursements, SlI2lI5;
balance, SO =. The contributions from the
schools during the past year were as follows.
Gay street, Georgetown, - 10; Frostburgh, a.;
Rockville, Md, 80 80; First Church OF BaIt.-
more lafteTGOon), 81 % Eutag Plsce, $50; q or
man, Baltimore, 81 40, Calvary, Washington
so; Franklin Square, $50 20; Calvary CHAPEL,
District OF Columbia, 81; First, of Baltimore
800, Lee street, Baltimore, k3S; Newton, RIO;
Seventh Church, Baltimore, @lV0, high street,
BALTIMORE SO, Sater'F, -; Mon, (cOi.,) Bait
more, Sl5. Firth church, Washington, SO
Second, tcoj.,l $40, RchObJth, (C0l,,) -; Flrss
( tCoL,) Baltimore. 50 Second church, Washing
The secretary report shows the number OF
Officers, -. teachers bJi scholars, ESQ.,, or
Gers chang ed-ms mbe rsuip, 1872, teachers. 6i2
scholars, 81, adult classes, To-, number Of
copies Of papers taken monthly, 6,3jI, volume.
in library, L 500; collections fOr school pur-
Eoses. - 4l5 ~ collections outside, -, UUS 81
IOrai, Sj,iZ5 s.; conversions, Sol; deaths, IS
IL the evening MIR. b. ID. Thomas delivered
an address on the influence OF the church at tAe
present. and in the future.
THE MARYLAND BAPTIST UNION ASSOCIATION
resumed its sessions at ~ O'Clock this morning
Ia the Fifth Baptist church, tR6v. &. g. Mea-
dOr,) Rev. John Pollard, moderator. in the
Chsir. The first half hour was spent in deVO-
lonal exercises, conducted by Rev. hlr. vii
hanson, Of Va.
Messrs. james Nelson, b. 3. Warren, !. +
NnbeTtOn, j. Is. Thomas and Andrew RJthwel
were appointed n committee on the time sud
place OF next meeting, and to select delegate
TO deliver the ANNA! sermon.
The report of the committee Oh city mission:
and ont door preaching was submitted anC
SdOpted.
The special order at II o'clock-being the re,
pert Of the executive bOaFd-Was taken up anC
considered. The missionaries from the variOul
sections under the jurisdiction OF the associa
ton gave an accOuDto OF the labOFs accomplished
10y them respectively during the past year.
Rev. q. y, MeadOr alluded with much teelin.
TO the debt upon the church Of which he Il
pastor. a collection was taken up for it's aid
resulting IN the raising of over $50.
At nalt-Psst twelve the association took re-
cess until 100 p. M.