The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-04-28
Richland PreSbytery Of the Cumber
land Presbyterian Church.

Inc seventeen seminar nual session
of RIchland (Cumberland) Presbytery
was held in the Main Street Church,
Columbia, on last Saturday, the 22nd
inst. Quite large number OF minis
ters anu elders were present. the
opening prayer was made by Rev.
G. w. Mitchell, D. d. Of Pulaski.
The introductory sermon was
preached by the retiring moderator,
L. f Hudson Of Pulaski. Rev. 5. A.
DIcMacin OF West Point Was elected
moderator.
The delegates selected to attend the
General Assembly 10 meet in Little
RICK, Ark, in May, are Revs. G. w.
Mitchell, d. ID anu J. 7. White; AL
terpates, Revs. +. Gsbard and J. M.
Ashford. Elders J. NJ. Paisley and
L. Latta, Alternates, J. w. KnoX
and w. L. Galloway.
Committee on Missions: Rev. T.
E. HUDSON, and Elders H. Uderberg
and J. 7. Williamson.
Committee on Church Record ::
Elders J. NJ. Paisley and w. e. An
derson.
Committee on Overtures: Rev. H,
A. Gray, and Elders w. l.. Orman
and j. NJ. Knox.
Committee on Conference: Revs.
w. Y Llndsey, D. E. Dortcn and c.
VI. Brown.
Committee on Publication: Revs.
G. w. Mitchell, d. d. and j. T.
White aud Elder h. A. Grimes.
Committee on Sabbath ObServ-
ance: Revs. NJ. Z. Gabsrd and j. NJ.
Galloway aud Elder T. J. Wiley.
Commit ee on Temperance: Revs
w. A. Ausban and r. n. Campbell,
Elders NJ. S. Waters and J. NJ. Pals
ley.
Committee on Deceased Minis
ters: Rev. J r. Alexander, Elders
S. P. Payne, J. w. b. Thomas, aud
J. r. Grscey.
A proposition by Rev. 7. E. Hud-
son to establish school at Pulaski.
| to be under the care of the Presby-
terry was favorably considered and
adapted.
When the report Of the Committee
on Temperance was read, a red hOI
discussion of the subject was precipi-
tated, but without producing any
special results.
BY order of the Presbytery Rev. NJ
+ Gabard will be installed pastor OF
McCain's and Glenwood Churches
the first Sunday ia June.
The officers of the Ladies Mission
airy Society, which took an active
part in the Presbytery are: Mrs
Kittie Herbert, Campbellsville, Presi.
dent: Miss JAMIE Orman, Spring
Hill, LIST Vice-President; Miss Ella
Nicely, McCain's, End Vice Presi
dent; Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, Bg0y
Vile, 3rd Vice President; Mra. NJ. Z
Ga0ard, McCains, Presbyterial Sec
rotary and Miss Eta Campbell
Campbellsville, Recording Secretary
Services were conducted at the
various churches of the city as fol.
lows: First Methodist Church
morning, DR.. Dewitt, OF Nashville;
night, Rev. Il. E. Hudson, OF Pulaski
Baptist Church, morning, Rev. IT. E
Hudson; night, DIR. Dewitt; FRS
Presbyterian, morning. Rev. G. w
Mitchell, D. D., of Pulaski; night
Rev. A. G.. Bergen, of Evansville
Ind; South Columbia, morning
Rev. W. A. Ausban, Cornersville
night, Rev. h. n. Campbell, Sa
vanuah; Main street G. P. Church
Rev. j. w. Tyler, of Birmingham
Rev. T. JEFF Dixon, Of Spring Hill
administered the presbyterian sacra
ment at Main street Church at
o'clock p. m. to a large number o
communicates; First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, morning, Rev
j. NJ. Galloway, Sharon, night, Rev
r. G. Orr, of Fiducia.
The next semi-annual meeting o
the Presbytery will be at Waynes
boro, Sept. 23rd, 1898.