Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-12
THROUGHOUT THE STATE. North Alabama Presbytery in Ses-
 sion at Hartselle,
 THE FACTORY MOVEMENT Is More Agile Than Ever-Car- penters May Find Something :.
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HAITsELLE, April 11.-[Special Corre- spondence. 1.-The North Alabama Pres- bytery met Tuesday, April g, at 730 p. m., in he Presbyterian church. Opened with sermon bj Rev. John Barbour, South Highland Pr-5- byterian church, Birmingham. The rol | call showed the following members presen4: -.Mnisters-Revs A Penland, Triana, Ala; l. Handley, D D, Central church, Bir- mingham; R M DuBose. Courtland; J c Lane, Tuscumbia; W Sinnott, Columbi- ana; A L Phillips, Tusksioosa; II W Finn, mingham; B F Bedinger, Guntersville; T c Whaling, professor in the South western university, Clarksville, Tenn; M Warren, Wheelerville, All; gJ snedecor, Avondale; John t Barbour. Tt k L Liston, Jacksonville; ssJ Allison, Decatur; H Lacy, Florence; W H Daruall, D D Courtlaudt; A Curray, First church, Birmingham; F E Maddox, Second church Rirming- ham; Bryson, of Birmingham.
 Corresponding members-Rev W Bed- finger, foreign missionary from Brazil.
 Elders.-West Anniston church, Judge J w Lapsley; First church, Birmingham, J Going; lalladega, George Dlnglinsonn; Birmingham. W G Montgomery; Tns. cumbia, Isaac orme; Limestone first church, O'Neal, W R Bailey; Bethlehem church, Lacy's, Springs. Ala. Fen nell; Eoenezer church, Triana, B Dun jam Cunningham; Falrview church, Falk- vile, Dinsmore; Lacon, Thomas Spec gle; South Highland church, Birmingham, Major Joseph Hardie; Third church, Bir- mlngham, W Alexander.
 Rev. w W Film, of Bessemer, was elected moderator; William Montgomery, of Birmingham. temporary clerk; and w w Seynnott, Of Colum biana, stated clerk.
 WEDNESDAY SESSION.
 Wednesday morning session was devoted to routine business and concluded with the discussion of Sunday school work In the church, sermon by Rev. MT. Mad dox, pastor oi Second Presby terian church of Birmingham. The evening session was devoted to the reading of reports and the discussion of the same. This discussion was led by Rev A Bryan, of Birmin gham. Reports of the various committees were read and adopted.
 The following commissioners were elected to attend the general assembly that con. veues at Dallas, Tex, in May: Dr T O Whaling and Rev J Horace Lacy; alternates, J H Bryson and Rev T J Allison. Laymen Julius Keith of Anniston; alternates, Gen K D Johnston of Birmingham and May hew.
 The next session of the presbytery will De With tn6 1uiFu ETeSUytellhu cuufSu oi Birmingham.
 NIGHT SESSION. ,s
 Rev. Dr. Curry of Birmingham preached an excellent sermon on the "Epistle of Christ.' After the sermon the presbytery went into the discussion of the Sabbath question. Rev. T. J.. Allison of Decatur led the discussion on this subject. Rev. B. F. Bedinger, Judge Lapsley, Rev. J. H. Lacy and J. M. Hardie and Dr. Handley participated in the same. THURSDAY SESSION.
 This morning the session was devoted to the subject of mission and educational work.
 Dr. Phillips of Tuskaloosa preached at Il o'clock.
 The presbytery will adjourn tomorrow. It is largely attended, and much interest Is manifested. The people of Hartselle are displaying their usual hospitality in enter taining this noted body of religious work. CTS.