The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-05-13
RELIGIOUS NEWS.
a Orlef outline of the doings of the differ
n Christian organizations through
out our Std.te and country-Per-
sonAl points, etc.

new stSeple has been put on the
Baptist chyrch at Morehead.
AboutG75 persons we're converted
last week. at Rocky Mount by Evan
ageljst/ Fife.
A new Baptist Church was organ
lied at Peachland, Arson county, n.
c., on April goth.
The Lutheran church has estab-
lished missions in Concord and Char
lotte quite recently.
Rev. DR.. Mangum, of the State
university, mas been compelled by Ill
>health to suspend work.
Rev. G. W. Harmon, of Hillsboro,
Eghas received a call to the passionate of
the church in Monroe, N. G.
The Newton Enterprise says that
Rev. j. G. Clapp has resigned the pas
torate of the Reformed church in that
town.
Rev. Mr.. Mack, of Washington,
N. c., started to Germany on the I'd
of May to complete his studies in
AHebrew.
W Ground has been broken for the
~erection of a new Episcopal church in
FCharlotte, at the corner of 9Th and
| fifth streets.
Rev. Thomas Dixon, of New York
! City, will lecture on June 10th in
y Raleigh in the interest of the Taber
9nacle church.
Rev. DR.. T. E. Brown, of the First
AHChurch, Providence, R. l., has &C
cepted a call to the Memorial church,
Philadelphia, Pa.
y A goodly number of delegates and
visitors t o the Southern Baptist Con
( vention left this city for Fort Worth
on Monday afternoon last.
Rev. L. L. Nash, pastor of the
Central M. E. church in Raleigh, has
gone to Philadelphia and New York
in the interest of his church.
The Wilson Mirror Of April Both
v contains a very complimentary notice
of Rev. J. w. Millard's sermons
q preached in Wilson on the 9th ult
Rev. J. K. FAINT the beloved pastor
of Wadesboro, is greatly blessed in
his work. The Lords favor is upon
his people, and baptisms are frequent.
Rev. G.. L. Merrell has removed
from Franklinville to Cedar Falls,
Randolph county, N. c., and requests
his correspondents to note the change.
Rev. @. E. Cover, of Magnolia, has
received unanimous calls to the
churches at Mt. Holly, Hebron, Salem
rand Lincolnton, and will probably &C
cept:
The Baptist Church at Monroe re.
Gently made a call for Rev. G. w,
Harmon, of Hillsboro, to the passionate
of the church there. He has accepted
the call.
Rev. DR.. Edward Judson, of New
York, has been granted a months
vacation by his church. He is suffer
ing from overwork and bronchia
trouble.
Rev. Henry Petty, at one time pas
tor at Warrenton, N. c., but for year.
pastor of churches near Chatham, Va.
has accepted workin Accomac county
AVirgin.a.
The General COME "ence of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
meets in St. Louis, Mo-, May 10th
They will probably elect two addition
al Bishops.
The Lexington Dispatch says tina
the recent revival resulted in 25 COZ
versions and Is accessions. Rev. job
Boring, of the Holston Conference
preached 80 sermons.
The Western Recorder has agai
changed owners, but there will be n
2 change in the management. Rev. D
IA T. T. Eaton, editor, and w. P. Ha
vey, business manager.
Rev. John D. Davis, who live
some miles south of this city, died o
the evening of May I'd. He was a
old man, and had spent many yea
in the service of his Master.
Sam. Jones meeting in Chariot
have closed. He was given a purI
of $4,000. He raised the sum
$500 toward paying off the indeb
edness of the Y. M. @. Associate
building at Charlotte.
The First Church of this city,
their conference last week, determine
to mite with the Sundsy,school
the support of five orphans at Il
Thomasville ~Orphanage. 1t requir
five dollars per month to maintain
orphan at this institution.
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RESOLUTIONS BY ORANGE