The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-18
THE NEWS FROM auYrnN
The New .Clergymen at Their Posts
Personal Notes.

Personal Not9s.
The young people of Guyton, as the hoH-
days approach, are discussing the best way
TO celebrate the event in manner to afford
amusement and pleasure to the people of
Guyton. A meeting was called for last
night at the town hall, TO discuss the mat
ter and to formulate plans, and whatever
is proposed, let the citizens combine and
make the celebration worthy the occasion.
IL has been suggested that a fantastic
parade and trades display during the day.
with brass band from Savannah, and
fireworks at night. would be most appro-
pirate way to celebrate the event
Prof. Thomas g. Lang, principal OF the
district high school, who Joined the s nth
Georgia conference at their session in
Americas last week, returned on Sunday
and preached his first sermon in tina
Methodist church Sunday night, and ac-
Quilted himself creditably. Prof. LANG
while assigned to the district high school, It
is understood, will preach alternately az
NARROW and Egypt.
The return Of Rev. T. T. Christian as pre-
siding elder for the Savannah district was
expected and in accord with the wishes of
his people at Guyton.
The rew minister for GuYton. Rev. + f
Wray, while stranger to the members of
his charge, comes we'll recommended as a
clergyman well fitted for the position.
J. M. Daniel, agent OF the Central at
Guyton, has resigned, and will be- succeeded
by S. K. McDonal. John A. Fuger, of the
auditors receipts department of the Cen
trail, was in Guyton yesterday making the
transfer and shaking hands with his old
friends.
The marriage of Rev. John H. Mather.
the newly appointed pastor of the Marvin
IN ission, Savannah, to Miss Mamie,
daughter of Rev. T. I. Christian, will be-
the event in Guytoa society to-day. The
marriage will take place at $3.50 o'clock o.
M. in the Methodist church, and it is said
that the ceremony will be performed by
Rev. Thomas M. Christian Of Valdosta q
brother of the bride.
While the Methodists of Guyton could no
longer retain the services of Rev. J. M.
Iovett, they are glad that he has been well
provided for, and the church at Quitman,
his new charge, can congratulate it elf on
the fact or having pastor fully capable OF
meeting its expectations.
Edward Mcintyre, controller of the Cen
trail, and his son, Willie, are again at their
summer residence at NARROW. The Misses
Annie and Oracle, daughters Of Mr..
Mcintyre, who are ate lding school in
Athens, have returned to spend the holi-
days at home. TO the delight of their many
friends.
D. L. Lawrence, she efficient express
messenger on the Millen accommodation,
after short visit to his old home in Putnam
county, is again at his post.
Rev. R. V. Omer, pastor of the Christian
church at Sylvania, preached in Guyton
Sunday, and visited Savannah Monday.
Capt. John Holmes, veteran of the
Wade Hampton Legion cavalry, now in
the engineers department on the Savannah
and Western, has been on a recent visit
to Guyton.
Col. R. j. Davant has received from Gen.
A. r. Lawton subsc ription lists for the
Davis fund, which have been placed at the
drug store of w. o. Cubbedge, in charge of
DR.. L. D. Strutton, where Guytonians and
others of the county can show their love
for the bereaved family of our dead chief
tain.
L. L. Rawls left Monday night for
his home in Columbus. in company with his
family, who have been on a visit to rela-
tives.
Guyton and places along the hue are
sending down large delegations to a5Se1d
the Central stock 1Oiders' meetinp