The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20


Association the following new ministers !
who had arrived among us during the {
past year: Rev Carter, at Union Rev ,
h McKilop, ut McMnnyille. Rev w
Oliver, ut Yamhill, and Rev 9 A Meilroy
ut Lebanon.
Adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
Devotional exercises led by Rev NJ +
$ Henton. Sermon by Rev Il Mckillop.
Theme, Chriatian Development.
The hand Of fellowship was then given
To the messengers from Lebanon and
Holly churches.
Adjourned.
The attendance was quite full though
all the messengers had not yet arrived.
THURSDAY, JUNE l2rn, 0A.M.
The devotional exercises were led by
Rev J w Oliver for half an hour when the
roll was called and the association resum-
ed business. Visiting brethren were In.
vited to participate In the deliberations,
and correspondence was called for, when
Rev ] w Osborn and Rev q w Pruthaw
responded for the Western Baptist Aaso-
citation, Rev & A Wooddy responded for
the willamette Baptist Association, and |
Rev & NJ Hill responded for the American |
Baptist Home Mission Society Of n. Y.
Records Of yesterday read and corrected. /
The following committees were APP |
pointed
On Denominational Iitcrature-Reys |
G NJ Iiill, l. ] Trunbull aud G Sperry.
On Rcsoutions-lRev X MckillOp, Y |
Carter and q II Crawford.
The report OF the committee on Home
Missions was read by Rev l. J Trumbull,
and the discussion Of this report WAS in
troduced by Rev G NJ hin, followed by
brethren Mckillop, Sperry, Trumbuli,
Oliver, Carter, Mcllroy and Woody after
which the report was adopted.
Adjourned.
THURSDAY, 80, fA.
The devotional exercises were conduc-
ted by Rev G sperry at the house Of Rev
X G liill, until 2 p III. when the associa-
ton returned to the church. and the re-
port Of Foreign Missions was read by
Rev A Leroy. and was discussed by Rev
l. Trumbull and Rev & 4 MeIlroy, and
adopted.
The report on Sunday school work was
presented by Rev II Mckillop, and dis
cussed by Rev & 4 Woody, Mrs W ]
CRAWFORD, Miss Ida skinner, Rev G
Ilunsaker, Rev G VI Hiil, Rev ] W
Oliver. Rev A Leroy and Mrs Bridge
fond after which ID WAS adopted
Pending the discussion Rev Dr Irvine,
passor oi the u L church n this city was
introduced. aud made some very appro-
pirate remarks.
Tho Treasurer report was adopted
and collection oi ts.lO taken for de-
| iic!..
EsgStSG sEssios, :30fa.
The devotional exercises were led for
half an hour hy Rev II u Carter.
/ The Woman Home and Foreign Mis-.
sion work WAS then introduced and con-
Quoted bv the ladies', Mrs V Grover
presiding. Prayer WAS offered by Rev X
Mckillop, sang From Greenland's ley
/ Mountains" and read the 4Bth Psalm.
! 4 paper written by Miss Leroy was
read by Mrs Cross.
Mrs W J Crawford read the report Of
the Association secretary, from which II
was shown that the contributions for the
| year had been S3sSs an increase of more
thnn si00 over that Of last year.
The Secretary Of the Young Peoples
Society read their report, showing slB.65
for foreign missions.
A letter from Miss Buzzell was read,
and "A recitation given by Mrs Sherman
Thompson. poem was read by Miss
Trumbull, and song was then sung
A paper read by Miss ida Skinner, and q
collection taken Of si1 for the cause.
Adjourned.
FRIDAY, DAN.
The devotional exercises were led
half an hour by Rev W Osborn, after
which the records yesterday were read
and corrected.
twas voted to print COO copies Of the
minutes.
Messengers were appointed as follows
To Willamette Association-Rev &
Sperry, Rev Il McKillop, Mrs 4 l. La
tourctte.
To Corvallis Association Rev ] soper,
| WA Brown, Rev c 4 Mcllroy, r q Junkin,
Rev u 4 Lynch.
To Western Association-W II Thomp-
son, Rev NJ + S ienton, II ] Follis, NJ ]
Foliis, Rev w Oliver, u Branson, Rev
John Soper, w A Brown.
Rev G Nj Hill was requested 10 present
our friendly greetings at any association
at which he may be present.
w ii Thompson was chosen member
OF the Board Of managers Of the state con-
yention.
Rev Il Killop was chosen to preach the
next annual sermon, and Rev ] w Oliver
alternate.
II was voted that the next session oi
the association be held at Carlton, on
Thursday before the third Sunday in June,
1891, at IL o'clock a. IN.
| w III Thompson, Secretary Of the asso-
ciational missionary committee, reported,
making various recommendations and al
so showing the progress Of the work /:
Collections, s433; paid out, $400. Report
adopted.
The annual sermon was then preached
by Rev A Leroy from Exodus XII, 90.
Some slight amendment was made to
the rules, and the association adjourned.
The pEMocRAT Is under obligation to
Rev. Maiioon for the concise statement OF
the proceedings Of the Central Baptist as
sociation which adjourned last evening.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The devotional services were led by
Rev. u A Lynch.
The following persons were appointed
to present the following topics next year: /:
! Foreign missions-Rev. K Mckillop.
! Home missions-Rev. G A McIlroy. Sun
dav schools-A Leroy. Education-Prof.
| + Northup Denominational literature
| ] l. Trumbull.
The young peoples work was presented
by c II Hart. and this branch was added 10
the regular work.
The reports of the various committees
were presented and adopted. and solicitors
were appointed for benevolent work in
! each church.
| Rev. ID A Lynch was chosen associa-
tional missionary for the ensuing year,and
a mission board was appointed as follows :
T Carter, Rev. ] L Trumbell, James Alex
ander, c H Hart, c A McIlroy. " II
Thompson secretary.
EVENING SESSION,
Devotional exercises we're led by ] w
Short, and the sermon was delivered by
Rev. q A Wooddy. The association then
| adjourned to meet at Carlton, in June 1891.
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