The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-09-02

and G. L. Finch, of lagrange. We
are informed that there hasn't been a
sermon preached by a Baptist minister
/ n that section for forty years, al
though it is inhabited by several
families of that denomination
Golds6oro Headlight.
Rev. w. B Oliver filed his pulpit
according to announcement last Sun
day morning and night, and preached
two very able and highly entertaining
sermons to large audiences.--F0yette
VtUe Observer.
We learn from the Charlotte Caron-
Sicle, Of the oath ult., that Rev. DR..
Todd, of the Due West College, a
brother of Rev. G. E. Todd, of this
city, will preach at the A. R. P,
church to-day.
Rev. DR.. J.. F. Gro veil, President
of Trinity College, preached in the
Methodist thurch yesterday morning
and night. DR.. Crowell's sermons
are always instructive and highly en-
tertaining : Concord Standard.
An interesting p~rotracted meeting
is being conducted at Sharon by Rev.
Mr.. Arrowood, pas or of the church,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Martin The
services will continue throughout this
week, says the Charlotte Chronicle.
Rev. DR.. Bike, of Dallas, preached
in the Lutheran church Yesterday
morning and night. Of course every
body was delighted to hear him again.
Both of his d~iscourses have been com
plimented very highly Concord Stan
dard.
All visitors to the South Yadkin
Association will be met at Lexington
on Monday, Sept. 9Th, and conveyed
to Fork, if [ am notified of their com
ing. Be there at noon Monday, the
8th.-J. N. St filings, High Point,
N. c.
The Primitive Baptist association
was held last Saturday and Sunday,
at Pleasant Grove church, II miles
west of this place. AS is always the
case, attendance was large, and on
Sunday there was 3 big crowd, says
the CaSWeU NeaOs.
Rev. J. ". North, of the North
Carolina Conference, who has been
spending several days in the city on a
visit to his brother, Mr.. Samuel R.
North, preached an excellent sermon
in Marion Street Church last Sunday
morning.-SoutheTm AdVocate.
Rev. J. B. Hurley preached an ex,
cellent sermonin the Methodist church
last Sunday morning. A large con.
course of people from ;he different
denominations attended, and the ser,
mon was highly spoken of by all who
heard t.-DaUidson Dispatch.
The sermon preached by Rev. Chas
Robson, of the Graham street Pres
byterian church, at the ID Presbyte.
rian church Sunday morning, was
highly complimented by all who heard
it. There was a large audience pres
ent, says the Charlotte Chronicle
Rev. N. R Pittman, of St. Joseph,
Mo, IN company with Mr. Lewis, one
of the leading men of his church,
spent a few days in the city last week.
They will visit points of interest in
New England and return home the
last of the month.-NeW York In
qu5rer.
Rev. F. L. Townsend writes: Our
meeting at Troy Curch continued for
IL days; results, 5 converts. Just
closed seven days meeting at Bethesda,
with 81 professions, 26 additions to
the church and 81 pledges to erect
family affairs. Church greatly revived.
Che GStian Advocate.
Rev. W. 5. Montrose preached at
the Congregational Methodist church
in Concord Sunday morning, and in
the evening called a conference and
appointed three delegates,-Messrs
Clark and Moore and Miss Ella Moore
to the District conference to be
held at Prim's Grove F ciday Char
lotte Chronicle.