National Baptist world., 1894-09-14
MISSIONARY NOTES.

! ''the Moody in ebony"
Rev. D. F. Rivers is classic schol-
ar, and an able pulpit orator. The
Metropolitan Baptist church, Kan
sas City, Kansas, is one of the lead
ing religious organizations in the
West.
Rev. D. Olden, D. D., pastor Sec
ond Church, Topeka, has no doubt,
the best disciplined church in Kan
sas. The Doctor is a preacher and
| financier.
Rev. j. w. Wilson, Atchison, has
been extended a call to the pastorate
Of the Second Baptist, Emporia, it is
not known whether he will accept it
or not.
Rev. d. d. Payne, Humboldt, held
a grand rally at that point on the 2nd
inst. Several persons from Chanute
-Mesdames Mollie Robinson. Han
na Hogan and Others-were present.
Bishop I'll. H. Curtis the rising and
eminent minister of southeastern
Kansas and Missionary Grant were
present. One candidate was baptiz-
ed, Sister Banks. A good collection
was taken. Elder Griffin of Parsons
is doing an excellent work there.
Rev. G., w. Howlette of Galena,
whom we baptized at Independence
in March has been called TO the pas
torate Of the church at Yale, Kansas.
He is an educated man Of rare abili-
ties.
Rev. A. T. Ayers, n. Lawrence,
has done good work there. Mrs |
Ayers is an amiable woman Of splen-
did accomplishments who has merit
ed the confidence and respect of the |
people at large, and by her devotion
to church interest, has commanded |
5he attention of the public. God
oless them in their efforts.
The State Convention Of Kansas
will convene with the Warren st.
Law renee, October, 1894.
'astors, present the claims of the
convention to your churches. $500
must be raised at this meeting. Look
'ut for the programme. Eminent
White and colored Baptists will be
resent.
The First Baptist churches of {;
treat Bend and Eudora, have made
pplicatiOn to the Home Mission So )
iety for aid, the first $500 and the
econd $500. It is hoped their claims {
7ill be respected by the Society, as /
hey are worthy and eommendable.
Revs. J. A. Stewart, Topeka, and
. l.. Dudley, Salina, the former is
for the Northwestern,
nd the latter is missionary for Cen
al Associations. Both are able i
minister's and the representatives. of 6
he best types. t
The Mt. Carmel church, Kansas >
ity, Mo-, will have series of mis-
on meetings beginning Sept. 26, SOth. Il
ev. ID. Jones is pastor and is leav-
lg no stone unturned to make it an +
occasion. '
Rev. t. Il. Pierce is missionary for
lie Southeastern Association. :
ierce is rustIer of the best Bap- A
st type. a
Rev, w. l.. Grant will be orator of
lie day on September 22nd, at Par:
ms. More than 5000 people are ex- Z
ected to be present on that date.
At Winfield the Second Baptist G,
lurch will celebrate the END of .
eptember in grand style. The Wich- 81
a choir has been invited to make D
usic for the occasion. Revs. Grant W
opeland and others will speak. W
The Second Baptist Church, Ar IT
ansas City, has completed it's new IL
ifice; they are worshiping in it q
wv. Though considerable money te
Us been raised during the past six q
ars, providence has favored them Io
lth success in the end. Rev. Hall
to be complimented for his conse- d
alton. II
DR.. 2. d. Skinner is an honorable II
'ptist minister of great zeal. His as
lssion interest is supreme and the
urch of which he is pastor occu- p,
IS the front rank. .,
1t is rumored that the Independent
urch, Leavenworth, and Shiloh
urch, TT. Scott, are without pas ch
s. They are among the leading m
urches in the state. None but the a.
,hteous need apply.
The General Association of Missou-
will convene with the Francis St.
urch, st. Joseph, Oct. Rev. Grant
S been invited to read paper on
-merican Christianity" in