The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-05-21
SOUTHERN BAPTISTS.
The Convention AdJourns-Tho Members
of the Committee.

The Convention AdJourns-Tho Members
of the Committee.
BlEMINGIIAN, ALA, May 12.-The
Southern baptist convention adjourned
at 10 o'clock to-day to meet next year
in Atlanta, Ga.
The delegates have all gone home
except Il few. Maj. Penn, the Texas
evangelist remains behind to conduct Il
revival at the SouthSidc BAPTIST church.
In the convention this morning the
president appointed as traternal dele
gates to the Northern anniversaries, }.
b. Gambrcll. NJ. ID. Early, q. l.. Haley,
Th0S. Osborne and J. Williams.
The committee on enrolment report
, ed Il total of !NJ accredited delegates in |
| attendance POO class and 40 class ,.
! DR.. j. B. Link, Of Texas, reported on
the church cditice fund. After detail
, ing how aSmall sum given IN this cause
would result in great good, he recon-
. mrnded that the raising OF the church
ediiice fund be committed to the assist
: ant secretary Of the home board. After
s considerable discussion the report was
U adopted.
r Rev. Is. ID. Gray, Of Mississippi, re-
5 ported from the committee on nomlna-
> tions the following names for the re-
| SpertivC boards and committees:
: Foreign Mission Board at Richmond
l. president, II. II. Harris Of Richmond,
Il Wee presidents, Joshua lowering of Maly-
y land. G. W. Tomliins of Louisiana, Il. Gray
i OF Mississippi, W. W. Gardener of Ken
q turky, t. II. Carroll "r Texas j. i: Greene
,r OF Missouri, W. l.. Fitzpatrick q! Georgia,
~ \. l.. Owens OF Virginia, j. i. Searcy
Il Of ARKANSAS, j. w. Mckinney of Florida,
- w. + Atkinson, OF West Virginia, W. Z.
- ~ Blrdsor of Alabama, }. l.. White of North
" Carolina, X. }. Willingham of Tennessee,
.,,f ,,,,,b | \
lu Tupprr, corresponding Scrrctary;J {. WILL
en liams, treasurer; \. i. Clark recording
IL secretary; IL. C.. Rurnctt auditor; VIM
nd Enyson, {. II. Wynston, w. +. Hatcher
ST John Pollard, :. &. Clonton, j, i Hut
he Cooper, G. II. Eyland, r. T.. Matthews, X
II. Pitt, Ihro. Whitfield, j Il NJ Curry
= IL Il Poland, managers.
I, Home Mission Board at Atanta-l'rrNi
~, i" dent. John ID Stewart of Georgia, vic
'y president, W \ Chaudcrn of Florida,
ms \ Mullen oi Maryland, G w Hyde G
IL Missouri, V NJ Law of Texas, } & GihSo
lat of Georgia, q l. ilailry OF Tennessee,
to G McManaway OF North Carolina,
lp- Riley of Kentucky, 4 4 Miller of Arka1
not sas, w \ Mason of Mississippi, W
md BrrrirN OF Louisiana, l. w Sanders
en- South Carolina, G. = Anderson of Nlahan
INV and 5 Felix Of Virginia; } 7 Tichcn'
,hn corresponding secretary; ) VIM Jou'
insD assistant CORRESPONDING secretary; \
l., y
Niny secretary; & + Ahh"tt auditor; j
for hawthorne, l. NJ DANIEL, V G Norcro
ZEN Geo. llillycr, VIM Crcnshaw, NJ { ki>
so j + Pcndlcton. Henry Mcdonald, ID
ant Roy, Henry llilycr, j NJ Greene i
This Connally, Lansing burrows, . y bIa
lind : JamiSon. managers. -
lost Centennial CummitCc-F NJ ELLIS OF Is
and tmorc, VI l. Wharton OF Virginia, i
Nm Pritchard Of North Carolina, John St'
,,nn of South Carolina, T. Ware OF l.oulSltl
nSh
), OF Florida, : NJ Brown of Missouri, j II Il
nat patrick of Georgia, G Is Eagle Of Alahan
NV $ IL + Spaolrs Of Mississippi, j u Eagle
900 Arkansas, w II Felix of Kentucky,
cial Sunday School Board at Nashvillc-l
gov W Il l. Smith, president, DIR George
age I.ortin, secretary; DR.. T 5 Meek, trcasyr
nnc managers George NJ Savage, & $ Gardn
,nrv i Il Crldwrll, j. Eastman, + Folk, Il
'' !" i Willmgham, NJ NJ Riley, G NJ Norton, }
lnc State Vice Presidents of the Sund
'ap' , School Board-Alahama, ID ! PurScr; \
DIS kansas. $ j Taylor; Florida, A A l."m;
cur Georgia, + e. Mcconnell; Kentucky, )
Prcstridgr; Louisiana. f. X Branch; Ma
, in land, G. l. Tayior; Mississippi, & : Far
1t Missouri, \ Nj Nardrman; North Carroll
here NJ |. kcsalcr; 1rnnrSS"c, IL NJ IT'D.
dis South Carolina, T. j Forester; Texas,
Potts; Virginia, j NJ Pitcher.
,ovi. \ resolution cOndcmning the Lou
lana state Lottery was unanlmou:
cur- adopted. \ resolution Oh SNhlpa'
WI with Atlanta in Ter fight against
~, looms provoked considerable diScuSsl
VIZ but was finally adopted with practl
.,;,, unanimitv.
'tion ',,,,;,,,, cd,,,ol thn ,rhit
Il ne ,,.r,,,r, Som, III, line prrsbylrri
cnla ,I !''' ,.,,,,iiy .,nG nnnnintrd pr,
Tor hn!,, iI,,r,I,n,' ItIrT,tr 10 thr Gen,
TN" I'.,',,niI, lnr whIrh if proyldcs. AT
ount ,'"' ,'i '',,' rn,,iI,inn. If ihnnkS
y OF cnny"ntimu ,,'r ] adinururI
why '''' ''''''''' '>,,'
III be Tragedy in u aCh"rch.
lator \,,uyI,Ir May l3 \ special Fl
are BIRMINGHAM, Ala, says: 81. i. Burg
n tn" ,Lni and fatally wounded sam G..
ctua- vnnd y, I,lras;in Valley church,
sixty miles South of .\talla, Yesterday If
hold mrnu Vhry were 10th members of
r'hry church. About twomomthSago Burg
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