The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-01-22

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Sabbath. The weather was very
cold and the new furnace behaved
badly when it was in order for it to
be on its best behavior. So the con-
grcgation was far below "good or
dinary," and many found it neces-
sary to leave the church during ser
vice. The Doctor, however, meas
ured up to his usual pulpit work
which is always of high order.
Rev. J. A. WYNNE, the new Bap-
fist preacher reached his new home,
with his family in good time to rest
up and fill his pulpit both morning
and night. We congratulate our
friends of that church in securing the
pastorate OF Mr.. Wynne. And we
just as freely congratulate the pas
tor. He has promising field. We
welcome him with all our heart and
| Win DOGn nanuS.
DR.. BUTToLPH has been quite un-
well, we are sorry to say. He could
rot meet his engagement to fill DR..
Walkers pulpit last Sabbath. We
hope the Doctor will at an early day
be fully restored and that he may
be spared to the community many
years to come. 1t is blessing to
meet him and receive his cordial
christian greeting. The life ot'such
an one, is benediction to any COM
munity.
Rev. c. E. PATlLLo, of Walesca,
was in the city q few hours this
week passing through to his home.
lie worshiped with the Methodist
folks Sunday night, and most ac-
ceptably assisted DIR. Heidi in the
services.
We did not look for anything else.
and yet are gratifed to know that
Mr.. Wynne fully met the expectar
tons OF his congregation in both
services last Sabbath. We predict
i tgr him prosperous years work
and a happy home in our beautiful
little city.
! We learn with regret that Mr..
Manget is quite unwell. We hope
his sickness is not serious.
THOUGH the day was SO cold Rev.
DR.. Mason had good congregations
and profitable services at the Epis-
copal church throughout the Sab
bath past. The sentiment of regret
so largely prevailing not only among
the Doctors parishioners, but
throughout the community at the
yielding to the call from Richmond,
deepens as the days go by. We
trust our Episcopal friends will sup
| ply his place if that is probable, at
an early day.
DIR. HEIDI held the first quarter
ly conference for the Marietta
Methodist charge, on Monday morn
ing at the parsonage. The Doctor
has left fine impression upon all
who met or heard him, not only as
good preacher but as a genial
companionable gentleman.
DR.. HEIDI returned to Atlanta,
his headquarters, by the first Mon
day afternoon train.
THE prayer meeting at the Meth
odist church last Wednesday night
was well attended and was an i'm
pressive service. At the close Miss
Jessie May Reynolds was baptized
and received into the church.
LET Marietta christians remem-
Der that a no more important SER
vice is held than the midweek SER
vice of song and prayer. Not to
attend the prayer meeting, when it
is in ones power to Go go, is no
small loss in personally religious
way and great loss to the church
and to the community at large.
We synpathize with our good
Presbyterian neighbors very much
in not having their pulpit filled last
Sabbath atall. Things were in just
such a condition that they could not
even borrow Methodist preacher,
which they are ready and willing to
do. This is statement we gladly
make. The churches here are an
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