The morning news., 1894-11-24
TlyT TO COME TOGETHER.
TALK Of the Union Of Northern and
Southern Presbyterian Churches.

Assigned to Preach at the City
churches To-morrow--An Elegant Re-
,sption Given the Members of the
synod by the Ladies OF the Independ-
ant Church-An Earnest Discussion of
Bou Mission Work Last Night.
The session of the synod of Georgia yes
,.rsav was an interesting one from many
,ofrrs Of view. Several interesting re-
r,r,s were made by committees anu
,,r,s interesting questions were dis
Cuss-J.
last nights session was devoted to
,oroe mission work and the matter
vas thoroughly discussed. The Sunday
freight train question was sprung, too,
and report will probably be made on
that matter to-day. At the morning ses-
sion the matter OF the differences be
tween the northern and the southern
Presbyterian churches was discussed at
length.
Perhaps the most interesting session
of rhe day, or the most interesting from
ors standpoint at least, was that of
Yesterday afternoon, when the ladies' of
tho Independent Presbyterian church en-
tertained the visiting members at an ele-
gart reception given in the lecture room
Of that church. The invitation was ex-
tended not only to all the visiting men,
hers of the synod but to all those who
are entertaining such visitors at their
homes, and the attendance on the re-
,eption between ) and 8 o'clock was a
large one.
The lecture room of the church was
brilliantly lighted, and the ladies of the
independent church took good care to see
that all in attendance We're served with
an elegan, warm lunch. This lecture room
was seen to be an excellent place for
such reception and the evening was
most pleasantly spent by all who We're
so fortunate as to attend,
Saraunah church goers will have pie
-tora of Presbytc. .. IN doctrine tomorrow.
All the resident p,.stors in the Protestant
churches Will vacate their pulpits and
urn them over to the visiting ministers
who are members of. the synod.
The appointments for Sundays services
were read out at the morning session by
Dr J.. C. Eass and are as follows:
Trd@nen5ent Prasbvterian cbrrcb II
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>p. m. Rev. J. T. Plunkett OF Augusta.
First Presbyterian church. Il a. m, Rev.
T. H. Barnett. -. D., of Atlanta; S p. m.
Rev. C. B. Striclller, D. D, of Atlanta.
Second Presbyterian church, Anderson
street II a. m, Rev. ). H. Patton of Ma
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