The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-18

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nine -accessions recently.
The two Methodist Conferences OF
the State will be held at Concord and
Wilson.
Zion and Bethlehem Baptist
churches has had eighteen accessions
recently.
The next session of the North Caro-.
lima Presbyterian Synod will be held
in Durham.
Warrenton Methodist church has
had a fine meeting and twenty were
added to the church.
There were six professions recently
at Amity Presbyterian church and
five at Newell station.
Mi. Vernon Methodist church in
Randolph circuit has had a good
meeting and 1873 additions.
The rector of Grace Episcopal
church, Rev. d. II. M. Jackson, Rich
mond, Va has been elected Assistant
Bishop of Alabama.
Charlotte Chronicle: Trade Street
Baptist Church has been organized
into a separate organization with 81
members as a nucleus.
The debt on the Publication House
of the Southern Presbyterian church
has been practically removed and It's
assets valued at $50, O00.
There are sixty-fve candidates for
the ministry in the NortR Carolina
Presbyterian Synod. Fayetteville
Presbytery has sixteen of them.
Rev. J. G. McMullen, of Goldsboro,
was called to the work of Evangelist
in the synod of Georgia, but his
presbytery refused to let him go.
The Tryon street Methodist church
in Charlotte will be overhauled IN a
short time and enlarged and greatly
improved in size, comfort and beauty
The sales of the Presbyterian Pub
fishing House South increased last
year forty per cent. on the preceding
year. The amount of sales was
$4,000.
Rev. G. J. Woodson has accepted a
call to the pastorate.of Middle Swamp
church in Gates county, AMI will
preach there on the third Sunday in
December. .
The Synod of the Presbyterians of
South Carolina sustained the action of
Charleston PresOytery in refusing to-
mem oership Rev. DR.. Woodrow by a
vote of so to 80.
The Presbyterian Synod last week
raised two thousand dollars to employ
another synodical evangelist. Rev.
Egbert Smith, of Greensboro, was
elected to the place.
Rev. NJ. M. Clark, pastor of the
Good Shepherd, Episcopal Church,
Raleigh, has accepted a call to Fred
ericksburg, Va, and will remove to
that city in a few weeks.
Bro. P. A Dunn, of Neuse, attended
his first Baptist State Convention in
1910. He will be with US in Shelby,
making the fftieth session he has at
tended.-Bi6hcaL Recorcer.
Rev. G. w. Matthews, of Columbia,
baptized twelve new members at
Columbia and one at Soundside re.
cently-his first administration of the
ordinance.-BiblGcGt Recorder.
Rev. A. T. Howell, of Jacksonville,
N. G, recently visited Bladen county,
and held a series of meetings, which
resulted in a gracious revival Six
teen protested faith, and fifteen were
baptized.
The First Presbyterian church in
Asheville, the Westminster church,
Greensboro, and the Laurinburg Pres,
byterian churches have all recently
agreed to support an individual mis-.
sionary in the foreign field in addition
to their W pastors at home.
Rev. DR.. J. N. Stallings, President
of the High Point Female College, is
rejoicing in the large number of
students present and the prospect of
not having a vacant room by the
opening of the spring session on the
18th of January. New students
come in every week.
The recent series of meetings with
the church in Oxford, N. c., held by
Rev. J. S. Hardaway, pastor, and Rev.
J. L. White, of Durham, closed Wed,
nesday evening last. Over n hun.
dred persons protested faith in Christ,
and the whole town was awakened to
a great religious interest. The meet
ing was one of the most powerful and
effective. Many have united with the
church.-Bi6lcal Recorder.
THE SENATORIAL FIGHT.