The Russellville Democrat., 1891-07-30

July 17-To balance on hand st last July l7--Top 1Tspeass smoaas collected from July 17-To Tfe's9assis s9as due iy xs:ociation ssps sas By sy sash cash psS ad rllo: R f9ini Ing Co...-...s............... " sii $ sii 2: The delegates paid their annual dues amounting to $10.50. Song by Association. The Association adjourned till 3 o'clock, p. m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Association called to order by the President. Devotional exercise. The subject, "The importance ol early training was discussed by w. w. Williamson, J. P. Condley and w. c. Wheat. The Committee on Credentials pre- sented the following report, which was adopted and committee dis charged: DELEGATES. B.M. Lee. c. F., Mars Hill. F. J. Harvill and J. H. Bentley. M. K. C. s., |. V: Davis and Miss Eula wooten. Baptist. Russellville. R. c. Wakefield, Union. Georgetown. J; M. Ray and H. L. Ewing, M. E. O.. Center T. $. Edwards, Union, Holly end, J. H. Oates and Miss Lois Oates, A. K. F.. Mrs. W. H. Hill and Lawrence Russell. C. F., Russeilville. Miss Matte Bell, A. Il. F., Bethany. Misses Maud scarletf an and Maggie white- sides, c. F., Atkins. c. M. Poe, C. F., Rock Springs. Jacob Berg. Union. Noun tain Springs, F. 8. Cosper and W. c. Ludwick. M. K. C., Russellville.
 A. Gaile: M. E: C., Bethel. s., Davis Chapel. T. .; Everett and R. B. Hogins, M. E. c. s., Russellville.
 Miss Mollie Petty, M. E. 0. S., Dover. Misses Fannie Bradley and Lizzie Hughey, Union, Liberty Grove:
 Miss Susie Nugent. ". E. c. S., Atkins. K. M. Oates Presbyteria Russellville. Miss Minnie Wharton and W. ". William son, c. F.. Shiloh:
 w. M. Peeler, President.
 W. A. Baird, Secretary.
 MINISTER'S PRESENT. E. L. Massey, VIC. Wheat, c: ". o. Davis, P. ". Austin, J. P. Condley, c. M. Love and R. R. Fletcher.
 vIcE-PREsIDESrs H. A. Clifton, J. H. steltz and W r. Lazen- by.
 suPERINTESDESTs. John Clingman, Caleb Davis. J. +. Munday, c. 8. Bell, K. J. Wilson. J. c. Bonds, A. NJ. Gibson, G. A. Reed and R. Q. Morton.
 R. B. HoGINs,
 JOHN CLISGMAN,
 T. s. EDWARDS,
 Committee. The Committee on Reports made their report, showing totals as fol lows; Teachers, 205; Officers, 213; Pupils, 2532; Average Attendance, 1870; Amount Collected, $5S0.04; Amount Expended, $385.47; Mum Der of Conversions, 128.
 The election of officers for the en. suing year was next taken up and resulted in the election of the follow. ing by exclamation: John Cling man, President; J. F. Munday, Sec retary; J. c. Bonds, Treasurer. The Committee on Nominations made the following report which was adopted:
 We, your Committee on Nominations, beg leave to submit the following named brethren as an Executive Comm
 W. N. Peeler, A. M. Gibson and !. S. Church, And the following named brethren for town ship vice Presidents:
 Allen, P. ". Jones; Burnett. c. ". Burris; csSsss E rasaf are w. Ma1Wsg Wgg Thompson; Dover, J. A. Evans; Freeman. J. ". Blackburn; Gala Creek. J. M. Hughey; sa sse; dr1 aGas saS mSf Hoy B bsna E. ". Henson; Independence, John Vaughan: Illinois, J. II. steltz; Jackson, J. A. Hickman bbl0fT B aansSns m Mcasans huason Mas North Fork, John Gooch; Sand Spring, c. J. Moad; Valley, H. A. Clinton; Wilson, W. L. sibiey. Respectfully submitted. M
 J. C. BONDS, July 16, 1891. RIG. WAKKYIELD. Dover was chosen by exclamation as the place for holding the next meeting.
 Lawrence Russell was elected del egate to the District $. s. Associa- tion, and w. N. Peeler alternate. The President appointed the fol lowing committees to raise money to defray the expenses of the delegate to the District Association, and all expenses of tho County Association J. F. Munday, A. NJ. Gibson and W. A. Baird. On motion of J. c. Bonds, while a song was being sung, the members of the Assoclation extended Bro. Jno the President-elect, their right hand, thus signifying their in. tention to co o-operate in the promo tion of the Sunday School cause. Song by Association.
 The Association adjourned with doxology and benediction.
 M. M. PEELER, Pres.