The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
Of the = 5. Associs-
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reaGi.z scriptures by the president
AID prayer by Ksr. J. S. Cover.
Secretary bsing sosent the assistant
secretary aesed Is secretary.
The address ~ selc0Eas being 30
order, % nosso1 vas deferred unai
the evening session.
Reva ia. 5teyens,s 5. S. Key, w. 9.
Wheat we're appointed . COMMITTEES
% time Tor holding sessions.
TIE committee reported a. iol-
lowe: That The arsi days afternoon
session meet 81 80 p. NJ adjozrning
al 5 80: evening session 70 meet Al
seven, sdjoarning al pleasure. Sec
ond day, Morning session 70 meet a
nine, sdJourning al eleven forty fire.
A. n; afternoon, Meeting a. too 40
loarning at FIVE p. NJ, Evening sess-
lon W NEE. seven r. r. adjourning al
pleasure.
The chair appointed committee %
crsdestIals,John Rys,John Ciingman
aud Mrs. J. z. Tbaeh.
The association then adjourned 10
meet Of $50 P. NJ Benediction BY
Rev. j. a. Stevens.
ArTKKxoox sEssIos-3 80 O'clock
The association opened with devo'
tionsl exercises.
The minutes 81 the morning sess.
lon, after proper corrections, were sp
proved.
On motion all Sunday school work
srs we're recognized as honorary
members. and entitled 70 all the priv
| ileges Of the association.
On motion the delegates from
Newton and Boone counties were re
cefved and enrolled as members.
Ga motion BroL Isaac Lawrence
Of Little Rock, Statistical secretary
Of the state sunday school associa
ton, was enrolled 40 delegate and
granted all the privileges Of the as
ISOLATION.
Tn. President proceeded 70 ap
point committees ss follows:
On Constitution and By-Laws-
Rev. w. c. Wheat, G. b. Rhodes and
Isgsc Lawrence.
On Memorials--Rev. j.. A. Ste
vens, John Rye and John Murphy.
On Resolutions, Rev. 5. S. Key, &
NJ. Smith and Mrs. NJ. Neal.
ION Nominations; Messrs. @. E.Dy
err, G. X. Rhodes and John Cling
man.
The Programme vas then taken vi
being annual reports from officers IL
the various counties.
w. NJ. Peeler, secretary, offered
his report, which was received al
follows:
Cash received from Treasurer, ss.4'
Paid BIZ .Jobe for printing $50
copies minutes for 1887, .....t... s.O
Paid postage Ia sending min
utss 70 county secretaries, .... Al
sent minutss 10 the following
named county secretaries
Prot. Reynolds, scott coun'
ty. 80 =. 80. ..;: @ copies
j. II. wilkins, Logan
If. 4, Nichols, franklin
John c. Barsh, johnson
W. ii. Ii. SHIRLEY, craw-
ford county, ........-...:.. 90
R.B.Hogins, Pope county, 80
no report from treasurer, she be
Ing absent. 49,
The discussion Of the HConditior
Of the Work Throughout the Entire
District" was opened by Rev. G. Il
Rhodes, who was listened 70 with
much pleasure by the association
He reported some good accomplish
ed, though regretted the want Of en-
ergetie workers,
Bro. John Qlingman spoke oil the
work In Pope county as being In an
active condition.
Bro. James MurphYreported much
interesting work being done 10 New
ton county.
EyKsIs6 SESSION., Pm.
Introductory devotional exercises,
Minutes read and approved.
Rev, S. S. Key was introduced and
delivered the address Of welcome,
which extended a warm reception
from our county and town 10 all In
attendance.
Mr.. Isaac Lawrence gave a hearty
response TO the address OF welcome,
he being highly gratlfied TO witness
so much interest In theSunday school
cause,
Singing.
/ Call for county reports was re-
sumed,
Bro. Rye's report for Sebastian
took the delegates TO first one scene
of effort, then another, and suggest
ed that there is much work yet TO be
done.
Bro. G. G. Smith, from Crawford,
Bro. Dan McCprry from Boone, and
Bro. NJ. Il, Bennett from togan, all
gave In good reports from their re-
spective counties.
After which the association ad'
jonraed, Exercises closed with
singing and benedsetloH
SECOND DAY.