The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-17

Services preparatory TO the commu-
Mon will be held on Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week at
7 O'Clock Special attention is
called to this notice as the an
nouncement was overlooked last Sab
bath>morning.
Mary2ille has been cut off from the
Knoxville district and is a part of the
Athens district, with DR.. J. J. Robin
cite as presiding elder. Rev. M. 4.
Rule, former elder, goes to SEWER
vile Station.
AS the Annual Conference was in
session at Knoxville there were no
services at the M. E. Church Sunday,
except Sunday School, The regular
prayer-meeting will be held Wednes-
day night we understand.
Rev. R. A. Parham, Blount Co 1,
boy and a graduate of Maryville
College passed most creditable ex-
animation and was admitted to the
Conference. He goes to Sunbright
this year. He is an able young man
and with little experience will I'M
doubtedly be shining light in the
Conference.
The Annual conference OF the M.
E. Church has completed its work at
Knoxville. The church here at
Maryville will be in charge of Rev.
l. S. Fuller, who comes highly rec
: commended DR.. ]. c. Wright goes
to Hartman. The Maryville Circuit
will be in charge Of Rev. Caldwell.
Rev. G. M. Stone goes to Erie circuit.
Although Rev. ]. A. Ruble desir-
ed station, the Conference decided
that they could not do without his
able management as presiding elder
and he is at the head of the Knox.
vile district. This is a great deal
better district, from financial stand
point, than the one he had charge o
} last year. Rev Ruble is one of thu
} best men of the conference and NJ
e mistake is made in placing him il
] any passion of turst, no matter hoy
important.
The State Sunday School Associa
e non hold their tenth Annual Interde
l. nominational convention at Chatts
Il nooga, Nov. 9th and 9TH. 1t wi
0 abundaDtly pay any Sunday school t
q send delegate at its own expesn
IL If need be. Every Sunday School !
> the county should take up this matte
IS for themselves, and see to it that the
are well represented. Prominel
Of workers will be on the programme
m and special railroad rates will be pr'
of cured. For full particulars, address
m ]. Parke Wakeley, Nashville.
r. Rev. Sam Haworth. who has r
T. Gently taken charge as pastor Of Il
H. Friends church, is young man
T. fine ability as an orator and reasone
D. Under his powerful and earnest mi
r. istry the Friends church is bell
l. filled each Sabbath service as it h
n. seldom been filled for many year
er He is especially liked by the you
er people. Sabbath morning the Chur
was comfortably filled and at mig
he many could not get in who went
on little late. The TINES congratulate
lrt the church upon its good luck in S
til curing the services of so able you
ke man and we predict future of hon
VS. and usefulness for the eloquent you
Ill devine.
Rev, ]. c. Wright, d. D. has be
ng pastor of the Nj. E. church at Il
pal place for three years and by his U
he right and noble life has won host
en- friends among all denomination
i'll He is a man of fine ability, being
we excellent Greek and Latin schol
ib- His sermons always showed care
yes thought in preparation and he SCI
he ingly always came before his cong
ms cation with his very. best effol
The While his e-nons were always sch
is erly, they we're also fual of heart
ted religion an ! sac could not but {
ere that he wa earnest and had
en- perienced all of the religion he
preaching to his people He is