The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-25

one honr, and aNef YotSssdlUlgVel.vluUuluu -,
lowing special and standing committees were
appointed;
Special committee on time aud pl CO oI
next meeting; E. Carrol, g. C. Greer, j. A.
West,
Sunday Schools: ]. II. Randolph, II. q
Bailey and r. F. Ray.
Digest Of Letters: F. NJ. Adams, I. X,
Panlk and @. II. Kirby.
On finance: s. Crosby, C. B. Bobo AMI
+. W. Jete-.
Obituaries: Rev. G. R. wileforJ, J. N.
Nc rthur and 9. W. Barnet.
To Noainaie Delegates 10 State Contention;
Rev W. +. G; Humphries, H. B. Murphy
and +, NJ. Smith.
Q4erie, and Communications! J. C, Sar.
to-, }. b. Betenbaugh andJ. G. Norris.
STANDING COMMUTERS.
State Missions: T. d. G. Gregory, II. II.
Robinson and R. T. Ray.
Home Missions: Rev. C. r. wiIeford.
NJ. Is. Meador and j. N. Macarthur.
pbries. r. n: .2astHsn ntf.-w w. Hssnsaf. ir-----
Edueatoni Rev @. Ezell, L. Carol an |
Jno, Piosens.
Bidle and odlportagsI C. II. Bobo, q. W.
GOings and ]. d. Be'enbangh.
ministerial Education: Rev. W. p. Smith.
J. A. FAM, H. G. Bailey.
There WAS new stsnding committee insti.
tutcd: Committee on Orphansg-, and on il
was appointed j. II. Randolph, 8. Crosby
and +. w. Jeter.
There we're several vi.itors of notsbility
IN attendance, viz: Rev. A. j. 8. Thomas,
Of the Baptia Courier; DIR. 7. NJ. Bailey.
Corresponding Sec'y State Mission BoarI !:
Rev. J. l.. Vass, representing tho Maxwell
o phanage; Col. j. A. Hoyt, representa- Z
The Furm,n Memorial Fund; Col Jno. d.
Patrick, of the Patrick Military destitute, of
Anderson, and Rev. J.. w. Sanders, repre-
ssnting the Centennial hiss oaa'y Movement,
all Of whom mad. very interesting talks far
their respective causes. The usual. pIeises
and collect ons were made for The Furnan
Memorial Fund, the Orphanage and State
Missions.
The Morning of the last dty Of lbe Asso
eiation was spent mostly ia 'miscell lsneous
business, and correcting the minutes.
Upon molop, y vas res I've Ito give all
money coilsc'ed after preaching the MISSION
cry sermon tothe resident minister's Relief
Fund,
Upon motion the following wero electoi
as the Executive Committee : j. G Sart,r,
L. ID. q. Gregory, ID. N. Wi burn, Rev. Is.
c. Lampley and Rev. q. II. Willeford.
Rev. B. c. Lampley prc.chsL the mis-
onNy sermon, tax .ng a. his subject, the
parable Of the Prodigal SON; after which the
Arsooia ion was -o,llel to orIc-, sni note
o: ihsrk. to the church and commun " wa.
extended for their cordial enteriainment
during the session; an AFTER few touching
f,rewsll remarks, by the mode -ator and
Clerk. the audience sang BLESSED b. the
TIE thai Biuds 0nrhearts in Christian LIve."
and sdj,arHei iS msttthe frst Tass.iay in
s.tp'eInber, 1892, with The West 'spginks
CHURCH,
This vas s'iit9 be The bsst mso ing the
Ass Q ati,n ever he'd. The weather WAS
also mild for the season, end tn o
people In that commun ~ were sc h ,spitable,
showing unfriSnei pleasure in having the
dy to meet wi h them, and the delegates
md sisitQls apprt ciated their kiodness, aud
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and no wonder sS hxny eyes--sspeciaIly- ]
those Of cd nen--wsrs fllod. with tesrs 10
the closing scenes. for white the god old
hymn wis being sung thers was q band.
sAAking sfaopg ,Aose nearer the pulpit, ani
" shiog 10 be sble 10 meet sgsil in Heaven,
" net in another association. B. W.