The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-06-26
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The sermon of Rev. A. p. Nc
Ferrin to the children at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday was excel
lent in substance and the manner OF
its presentation. The subject was
Samuel. The black board was called
in, to aid in illustration. The word
"Samuel'' was written on one END OF
the board perpendicularly that Is,
one letter under the other instead oil
horizontally. Opposite each letteT
was placed some salient element OF
SamuePs character, beginning with
that respective letter. This served az
an object lesson in the analysis OF the
subject and kept up an alert interest
ann q the children from the Begin
ing to the end.
bishop HaygoOd was to have
preached at the Methodist church
last Sunday night, but owing to the
stormy weather the church was not
opened.
The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society held Interesting
services at the G. 2. Church last sun
day afternoon, conducted by Joshua
Guest. Miss Eba Bennett will con-
duct the services next Sunday. The
foiIowing named were elected officers
for the next six months: Miss Dora
NeeIey, President; Mr.. G.. w. Jack
son Vice-Presideht; Mr.. J. w. Will
son Secretary; Miss Sallie Medley,
Corresnondent Secretary; Mrs. Fred
| T,atta. Treasurer and Mrs. ID. IL.
| Wheeler. Organist. The society, we
are told, starts out upon the last hall
of the year with bright prospects. IL
| ia said that not a single one refused
to lead the prayer-meetlng or discuss
the subject allotted them during the
last six months. This was said al
Nashville to be a remarkable record
seeing the society had JUST oeen OF
paniZed. The officers are becoming
| better acquainted with the spirit
workings, and wants of the society
and anticipate even better work III
the future. Several have manifested
an interest in these religious condl'
ton in the meetings Of the Assocla
ton and good has been done through
fine several committees. The meet
inps are at 1880 o'clock Sunday even
ing. E;a
copal convention adjourning to mel
here next year. The resolution was
at first passed, but met Win SOILS op
DositiOn from Bishop Quintard anc
was recOnsidered.
Elder HI. G.. Fleming VIII preacl
at the Christian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Regular services at the Second
Presbyterian Church, South Column
bia. every Sabbath at IL O'Clock A
M. by Rev. DIR. J. G. Mitchell.
Regular morning services Wer
held in st. Peters Church last sun
day morning. Evening services nav
been discontinued for the summer
-On last Sunday at the Christian
church. Elder H. q. Flemin
nreached two excellent discoursei
Subject for the morning Service
; "Watch for the coming OF Jesus.
/ Al night, John 18th chapter, II pra
. for them" Subject for prayer-nleet
ing next Thursday night, 1.-The neN
t Life" A full attendance 10 re
! quested. Dc.
byterian Church next sunday :
e follows: Morning subject '"Fhe HlG
= den self" Evening-"Why shoui
: 1 be a Christian" The evening SUI
iect will be treated by several goo
: speakers. Bring Gospel Hymns.
|. REV. r. NJ. Kennedy, OF Zlo
e church, Maury county, delivered u
t address, on "Children's Day" at tn
d PRESBYTERIAN church last Sunday an
n also that night by interchange OF pu
d pits with his brother Rev. Nj.
h Kennedy.-Lewisb Gazette.
IA Regular services in the Bapti
e Church next Sunday mornlg an
II night. The ordinance Of baptis
l. will be administered to four your
?, ladies' who made profession durli
'e the recent meeting