Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-28

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telligcnt audience.
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
the convention was called TO order
Devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. E. NJ. Berry, after which
Rev. L. W. WEIGH, pastor of the To-
cal church, delivered short and APP
propriate address of welcome. This
was responded to by DIR. j. W. Cren-
shaw, President of the convention.
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM.
The reports of cvangelists was
first on the program. Rev. j. II.
Thomas, of the first; Rev. j. w.
Cant, of the second, and Rev. V. w.
DORIS, OF the third district, all made
carefully prepared reports of their
work. An address was then made
by Mr.. G. s. Blackwell, of ST. Louis.
After devotional exercises in the
afternoon an address was delivered
by Rev. ii. G. Waddell.
The report ofthe executive commit
tee was then submitted.
Rev. II. G. Flenlming spoke on the
Essential Conditions of Successful
Missionary Work"
Ed. b. G. Deweese delivered an
address on "Jesus and Man. at the
evening session.
THURSDAYS PROGRAM.
The Treasurer's report was submit
ted.
The report of the committee on
nominations was received.
Ed. c. S. Blackwell delivered an
address which was followed by a
call for pledges.
In the afternoon the committee on
Time and Place reported.
Rev. w. II. Williams addressed the
body.
Sunday school work was discussed
and reports from committees re-
ceived.
At the evening session Ed. J. w.
Lawber, of Paducah, spoke on the
Demands of the Mission Field of the
Disciples of Christ"
The report of the committee on Res
olutiOn was submitted and the con-
vention adjourned.
THE DELEGATES.
The territory covered by the con-
vention includes 90 counties. The at
tendance was large, many visitors
being present from adjoining states.
The following is list of the delegates
as far as could be obtained
Judge J c Dabney, A J Dabney,
j L Street, Judge Robert Crenshaw,
Mrs Minnie Crcushaw, DR. j w Cren-
shaw, Mrs Julia Cronshaw, Cadiz
W ii Williams, DIR J W Landrum,
Mrs j w Landrum, Mrs Ella b Miles
Mrs G j Whittimorc, John NJ Hester,
j II Thomas, Mayfleld; NJ Adams, j
M Adams, Christian county; j ii
Kerr, Miss Irene Boyd, Miss Inez
Digman, b c Deweesc, Mrs b c Dew
eese, Mrs Boutright, Henderson Miss
Matte Howell, Lafayette; c S Black
well, st Louis; Mrs J X Bondurant,
Paducah; L p Trabue, Cascyville
II Pritchett, V w Doris, Mrs NJ N
IIoleman, Madisonvillc ;DJ Cochran,
Elkton; IL G Fleming, Greensboro
A Mclean, Cincinnati; L w Smith,
Princeton; II G Waddell, Leipsic, o
Mrs j A Huston, Paducah; p w
Marsh, Gallatin, Tenn; w I Donald
SON, Clarksville; CT Slaton, Morton's
Gap; Mrs Anna Givens, Mrs Anna
Baker, Dixon; Miss M J Handy,
Mrs s W Day, Darlington; Mrs j i
Dempsey, j + Story, jacksonville; NJ
II Northcross, Bunker Hill L NJ Der.
ry, Glasgow; W IL Adams, Church
Hill john Davis, Friendship; d NJ
White, j Il Kelly, j w McCarroll
Macedonia S Turner Willis, Bowling
Green; Joseph Radcliffe, Ballard
county; j w Holsapple, Fairdeal-
ing, Marshall county; 0 c Scott,
Kuttawa; Mrs Julia Roundtree, Pa
ducah Mrs L NJ Powell, Princeton
Mrs Sue Mills, Greenville; Mrs I
Crabtree, Empire; j I Ezell, ST
Charles; Miss Lue Crabtree, Empire
Miss Sallie Brown, st Charles /; Miss
Nellie Bernard, Miss Matte Kerr
Miss Fannie Smith, Allensville; Miss
Belle Bible, Guthrie; Mrs II A
Omar, Athens, Ga; Mrs Anna
Givens, Mrs Annie Baker, Dixon G
B Croft, Empire T II Moore, Madl.
sonville; S j Hunt, Pembroke; Il {
Tinsley, Kelley's Station Josiah Gray
Christian county;J w Lawber. Mrs
J w Lawber, j X Bondurant, Mr.
j X Bondurant, Miss Ida Bondurant
Mrs. l. M Huston, Miss Fannie Sin
gleton, Miss Lille Hobb, Paducah
NJ Amos, Simm's Store; G. G Taylor
Baskerville; Mrs Jane Todd, Mis-
Alice Gill, Miss Kate Arnold, Madi
sonville; Mrs M Il Hollins, Hadens
VILE Neil Mcleod, Evansville, Ind
f b Massey, S E Massey, Mrs Laur'
Bowles, L Bowles, Pembroke; Mrs y
S Cant, Elkton; Fred Lipe, Owens
boro Miss Annie Stevenson, Rock
port, Ind; J d Robards, Mrs ] /
Richards, Miss Maud Ruby, Hender
son.
All denominations in the city unit
ed in giving .hospitabie entertain
ment to the visiting delegates.
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