Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-19

Third Day OF the Zion Association-Ists-
ltgious Services To-Day.

Hgtous Services To-Day.
At the third days meeting of the Zioa,
Baptist Association number of dele
gates from the Thomasville, Tattnan,
Bethlehem, and Sunbury Associations
were Introduced and invited TO seats.
Among the visitors present were Rev. L.
c. Tebeau, Secretary of the Sunbury As
ISOLATION: Rev. Gibbs, of the Presbyterian
church, cOlOred. Of Savannah; Rev. G. x.
Wright, Of AsbuTy NJ. f. church, and
Rev. Adams, of st. James church.
Rev. w. c. Walker, representing the
centennial celebration committee, de-
Iyered an address on the subject, during
which be said there were 1000 cOlOred
Baptist churches in Georgia. having a
constituent membership of 100, 75l.
A committee of nine was appointed TO
cooperate in making arrangements for
the proposed celebration, which will be
held here in lSS8.
The Committee on Sunday Schools re-
commended that a union Sunday school
meeting be held in the First Bryan Bap-
tlst church this morning. at s o'clock.
Rev. w. J. White land the claims Of the
Atlanta Baptist Seminary, the Spellman
Institute for Females, and of the GGGfyjQ
BpDtist before the association.
The Committee on Deceased Ministers
reported the death of three clergymen
during the past year, and suitsble resOlu-
tiOns were adopted and appropriate re-
ligiOus services held.
committee on ordination was ap-
pointed to examine candidates for ordina-
lion from the Second Sapelo and the Sec
ond Woodvllle churches.
Rev. j. &. Houston was then re- elected
Treasurer Of the association.
Fifteen delegates were appointed to at
tend the State Missionary Baptist con-
venton 10 he held at Quitman next May.
In the evening Rev. H. A. AYES, Of
Hilton Head church, preached To large
ugrpgatlOn.
Tie Committee on Preaching made a
number Of appointments for religious SER
vices to-day, among which were the fol-
lowing:
First Bryan Baptist Church Morning,
Missionary sermon by Rev. W. H. Styles
OF \. NJ. Roberts. Communion service at
3 O'Clock IN the afternoon. Sermon at s
O'Clock p. m. by Rev. G. 7. Walker or
Rev. j. ". Fleming.
First African Baptist Morning ser
mon by Rev. r. NJ. Jenkins or Rev. r..
johnson. Evening sermon by Rev. Il.
Mtiin or Rev. X. o. Butler.
second Baptist Church-Morning SER
mon by Rev. D. Nelson or Rev. A. M0rell.
Evening sermon by Rev. 2. h. Hall or
Rev. William Morrison.
Zion White Bluff Baptist churchill
o'clock u. IN, Rev. 5. G. Roberts or Rev.
+. Butler.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church-Rev. J. Jones
or Rev. w. IL. Tyson. Evening services
Rev. J. Gilliard or Rev. d. Richardson.
Bethlehem Baptist Cburch-Rey. w.
H. Copeland or Licentiate Mcconnell.
Ats p. IN. Rev. A. B. Firall or Rev. i.
Fallen.
St. Phillips A. NJ. E. Church-At II a.
m. Rev. c. r. Walker or Licentiate }. l..
James. At & p. IN. Rev. 5. G. Roberts or
Rev. =. /. Grant.
Congregational Churchill O'Clock,
Rev. D. Il. Holmes or Licentiate NJ.
Burk. AtSp. m. Rev. @. Hardee or Lcen-
tiate 2. l.. James.
St. James Tabernacle-ll O'Clock a. m,
Rev. A. johnson or Rev. K. W. White.
Asbury NJ. l.. Churchill O'Clock a. IN. e,
Rev. A. baker or LiceDtiate J. Spann.
At p. IN. J. S. HabeTsham or Licentiate
l.. Delegell.
Presbyterian Church, West Broad
street-11 a. m, Rev. K. D. Brown or
Licentiate NJ. /. Robusts. At p. m. Rev,
j. Jones or Liceutiate James Hall.
FIRST Bryan Baptist Church, West
Broad street-4M. Perry. or Z. L. Butler,
who VIII serve for the day.