The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-10

The Baptist church at Crewo applied
for membership into the body. which,
after remarks by Reys. 7. W. Sydnor
ID. d., andJ. IL. Newbill. commenting
( her. was admitted and welcomed. Rev.
II. +. Sanford preached under the ar
Dor. at 2.3O +. W from the text, Coils.
3: ,. and Rev. DR.. Thomas in the
church ediiice At $3.50 from First Cor's.
IS: 3 I. The sermons were excellent, +,
and listened TO with interest by large
congregations.
The committee on time. place. and
preacher for the next association made
the following report. which. without
remarks. was unanimously adopted.
Reedy Creek Bapti.t Chutch. Bruins
wick county. a. the place, and Tuesday
after first sunday m August. 1890. az
10 o clock a. NJ. as the time. Rev. VI. +.
Sanford to preach the sermon. Rev j.
o. Risk his alternate.
Collections for the Crewe and Averctr
Baptist Churches were next taken, and
small Sums realized.
Adjourned at 4:30 p. NJ. Prayer By
Rev. p. I. Warren.
THURSDAY.
Association convened at $3.50 A. ".
Religious exercises led by Rev. Dr..
Sydnor. Interesting remarks were
made by Rev. NJ. +. Sanford.
Miscellaneous business was next
taken up.
On motion OF Rev. A. +. Davidson.
the expenses Of DIR. Sydnor. who wa.
our delegate to the Southern Baptist
Convention, were paid out OF the treas
ury.
The Chair appointed. on motion. the
following committee on obituaries.
viz: Revs. W. b. Haislip, DR.. T. W.
Sydnor. \. +. Davidson. +. l.. Baptist.
Rev. 4. T. Davidson read the report
on tho Sunday school and bible board.
which, after remarks by Mr.. j. NJ.
Street, colporter Of this board. and
Or. SydnOr, was adopted.
The report on cooperation was mex.
called for ard read by Rev. Z. L. War
rem. who made some remarks, followed
by Rev. Or. Sydnor, Rev. j II. New
bill, and W. ). Barnett. The report
WAS adopted.
In the absence Of the chairman u
he executive committee. Mr.. !. g..
Powell, the report was read by Mr. f.
p. Psltus and remarked on by Dr.
Sydnor. Rsys. J. III. Nowbill. T.. l..
Baptist. aud others. and adopted.
Report on temperance was read by
Mr. II G.. Gregory the clerk. for Mr.
J. W. Wagstaif, and adopted.
The committee on obituaries were af.
owed to report TO the clerk for print
ng in the minutes.
Corresponding messengers were ap-
pointed 70 sister associations.
The Chair appointed the standine
ommlttees for the next association.
Rev. ). NJ. Perry preached at tho
Arbor At ll3O \. VI. from |. Cor
3. l3.
Rev. }. II. Newbli was allowed the
|. or m advocacy Of woman 5 mission.
nv societies.
RESOLUTIONS Of thanks for hospitality
we're offered by Rey. J. 7. Warren.
nd after tender remarks make by DR..
ydnor adopted.
A collection was taken aud offered ~
lr. }. A. Hawkins, 4 recent sufferer by
ire.
Resolutions we're offered by Mr. Z.
v Smith TO the effect that the clerk re-
eve Slj for his services. the treasurer
D, and that GO copies OF the minutes
e printed Tor distribution among the
hugches. Adopted Minutes were
FAD and approved.
There was a large attendance. good
reaching. good speeches, and interest
* reports, and the hospitality and
orsepltality uubounded. The troa-
ircr report was read and adopted
Rev. j. ). Hardaway, Of oxford. y.
% arrived, and was recognized and
elc0med.
After prayer by Rev. j. S. IIardaway.
re Association adjourned sine die.
hus closed a very pleasant aud profit
DE session-one long 10 b. femem.
red.