The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19

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ion. Followed by /. \, Neon
nell, Rev. ]. E. Klepper, L. Wal
lace. Miss MoiIie Caldwell. Mr..
Klepper further explains himself
in regard to this subject.
The president appointed the fol-
lowing com mi ttee on resolutions
viz Prof. r. Walker, ]. l.. Wallace
and Erskin Anderson.
Music: "Jtsus is passing this
;. way"
Motion and second to adjourn
until l. p m.
Afternoon Session.
Third topic: Jesus and Nicode-
mus. Samuel Dunlap and Rev. r.
M. Webb not being present, Pfoi.
: Robt Walker made very IN
strpctiye and interesting address
which was followed by remarks
from the president
Music: "Oh happy rest.
> Fourth topic:-Conversions in
Sunday Schools. Miss Maggie
= Henry not being present, a request
was made for teachers of 5. >. 10
i, take this topic, and was compiled
- with. LIST l. N. Mcconnell followed
= by Miss Mollie Caldwell, Prof Con,
- P. Barnhill, Mr.. Walker, J. f.
" Klepper, L. Wallace, w. A. Nc
n Teer.
r. Music: "Why not tonight"
-, Fifth topic:-Jesus M Jacobs well
), Discussion, Prof. H. a. Golf taking
i, the Historical and Spiritual parts
~ as w. e. Chunlea was not present
he to take the spiritual application OF
this topic. Followed by Rev
Frank E. Moore.
4; Motion to postpone the 9th topic
y, Music: The open gate.
:. Move. and second to adjourn unit
r., night services.
80 Benediction by Rev. Moore.
Night Session.
H., Music by the choir.
= y A. short but interesting addres
~ and devotional exercise conducte'
by the president.
Music: "In the Glad for Jver."
~. Seventh topic:-Societies Auxi
ery to the church. Rev. Frank /
nd Moore not being present, Mis-
Mollie Caldwell WAS asked to ope
80 the discussion which she did
Or that elegant style that please
-O' those who hear her, followed .
" J. Z. Keeper and w. A, McTeer.
Music: ooh happy day.
=, Discussion continued by l. N, M
oou Council.
w. Move and second to adjourn u
wv Til 9 O'Clock Friday morning.
.""' Music. "Praise we forever"
W. Benedction by Rev. J. Z. XII
for
.lds per.
Friday morning session.
Music: Italian Hymn.
A., Devotional exercises conduct
.na. by Rev. f. f. Moore, continued
:, ,r Rev. ]. E. Keeper.
OH Miscellaneous.
nomination
-. pointed by the president. Wis. A.
a".d Brewer, Samuel w. Henry, l.
" Mcdonnell and J. E. Klepper.
80 Mnsic: "Down at the cross"
,..oa Appointment of vice preside
'.,s,, LIST district, Fl. c. Tedford, End d
]. E. Klepper, Bird dist. jar
Vs. Moore 4th dist. Samuel Dunlap,
49, dist. Henry Dyer, 9th dist. j..
" AZ Kinnix, 7,h dist. A. j. Best,
US, dist. II. S. Goddard 9th dist. n
~ Mollie Caldwell, 10th dist. G.
,",,aa George, nth dist. VIM. Bre'
'oN.u l2th. dist. ]. w. Hitch, 18th
as James Gillispie l4th diet. San
go ,on' w. Henry, 18th dist. Henry W
' ' 18th dist James McCally, 18th
~ Mortimer Bright, 18th dist.
Walker, 10th dist. J. N. Badget.
,, Appointment of executive G
.,,rd mite by the Pres, viz. Ralph
eriu.p Rev, A. 8. Abbey, Mrs. L
o,st Lee, w. P. Barnhill Miss 81
Eakin, J. E. Keeper and J.
called 80" foo -, ANN
: H ment: Recommends Ralph G.
ering Pres. w. A. Brickey
"''1'' Miss Mollie Caldwell, Treas.
m by 100. c,,hn,,t,od
W Committee.-A. ]. Brewer, j
Klepper, Samuel w. Henry. l
70 ~ Mcconnell.
r,so,t The report was adopted.
80 80 A collection was taken to
expenses of the convention
Amount collected $l.45. BigS
TVS Church was chosen as the