The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-04-09
unto the uttermost all who come
unto him."

AA' hAO3 AOAe NAOhOoJ
morning to attend the State Baptist
convention which met at Hawkins
vile on Tuesday last. Mr.. A. Nj.
Dobbs and Mr.. A. w. York are also
delegates to the convention.
PREACHERS meeting was held at
the residence of Rev. Mr.. Walker.
The presence of DR.. Heidi added to
the interest of the hour. The next
meeting will be at the Methodist
parsonage.
REv. DR.. Mason left for Richmond
yesterday week. There was no SER
vice ct the Episcopal church last
Sunday.
The Presbyterian friends enjoyed
communion service last Sabbath.
Quite number of the Episcopal
church remained and partook of
"the broken bread ana poured out
wine.'
The Methodist pastor bad the
pleasure Of call. last week, from
Rev. Joseph Chambers, superanu-
ated member of the North Georgia
Conference.
In company, with Rev. DR.. Heidi,
Rev. Mr.. Stroller, pastor on Cobb
circuit, was with us few hours and
visited the Methodist parsonage, the
first of the week.
IT is source OF great comfort to
DIR. Buttolph's many friends to see
him looking so we'll. His very face
is an inspiration to right living.
We have, as community, many
things to help and comfort and re.
joice us. We have health, temporal
prosperity, social refinement, church.
es, schools, many visitors, of the
best class, from many parts of oul
common country. We ought to bt
a happy people. We will be a happy
people, with prosperity greatly in
creased, if we will be true to the III
stincts Of true manhoodand woman
hood, by doing all things towar'
others, as we would have them d,
unto us.
We rejoice to have in our mids
such venerable blessed men of God
as Rev. DR.. Baker of the Presbyteri
an church end Rev. DIR. Hunt of tn,
Episcopal church. These dear oil
men, about four score each, havin,
faithfully served nearly two genera
tons, are quietly waiting the "com
ing day."
THE quarterly conference Of the
Methodist church, enjoyed the hos.
FATALITIES, Monday night, of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. F. McClatchey.
A CALL meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society, will be held this
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson.
The past Sabbath was a cold,
snowy day. The churches were
largely shorn of their strength, in
the numbers attending. And yet,
we doubt, if another city of our size,
in all this grand North Georgia
country, equaled us in church at
tendance on this cold Sunday.
REV. DR.. Heidi, on Sunday night
at the Methodist church, preached a
good sermon, to a fair audience con.
siderlng the biting cold. At the
close of the sermon, the DR.. admin.
istered the holy sacrament, in q
most impressive manner. There
we're quite large number of com.
munlcants.
We have no special reports t.
make of rny of the churches. The
pastors all were in their places
whether the people were or not, and
all did their best, in faithfuluess tc
their vows and work, in preaching
the Gospel of the son of God.
JOEL 7. Dawes, Jr., will preach al
Olinville Sabbath morning next and
will fill the pulpit in Marietta al
night
JOEL T.'Daves, ST., will preach al
Union Chapel at 3 o'clock P. M
Sunday next, and fill the pulpit al
Olinville at night. Let the friends
at these two places, please note
these appointments.
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