Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-09-11
CHURCH CHIMES.

John Wsnsmaker gave a picnic to
1000 members Of his Bible union Sstur-
day.
Rev. B. B. Bailey had "a additions
as a result OF his meeting at Providence
church, Clark county democrat.
All who expect to attend the Ken
lucky conference are requested 10 send
their names to Rev. w. +. Arnold, Som
erect.
Rev. J. W. Tyler returned Friday
from his Bloomfield meeting, with SO sd-
ditions to the Christian church at that
place. Anderson News.
Kentucky conference will meet
Somerset September 10. The conference
will be invited to 90 on an eight mile ex.
cursion to Burnside and inspect the i25,-
600 Kentucky Wesleyan Academy.
Rev. J. ]. Dickey writes Rev. w s.
Grinstesd that he has arranged with the
% 4 G. for those who will attend the
conference at Somerset to go on the
p. NJ. local freights the l4th and 18th.
The Pleasant Grove Christian church
in Garrsrd will be dedicated on the 9th.
Next Sunday Eds. J. l.. Allen and Geo.
Gowen will begin protracted meeting
in the church preparatory to the services.
Rev. W. s. Grinstead will preach the
last sermon OF his first conference year at
the Methodist church next Sunday in
which he will review bis work for the
yesr, a synopsis OF which we will give in
our next issue.
The revival services at the Baptist
chapel in South End, conducted by Rev.
W. X. Davidson, continues with remark.
able interest; Is additions to the Baptist
church and to some other churches up to
date. Somerset Paragon.
Rev. Ben Helm is at home from a
meeting held at Spears in Jesssmine'
which resulted in Is conversions, ssncti-
fcations and reclsmations. He also says
two OF these will likely become preachers
and two of the ladies missionaries.
ED. q. W. Yancy, pastor OF the
Christian church at Cynthians and once
pastor Of the church at Lancaster, died at
Willismstown Monday. His bodily n
firmities affected his mind which had
been nearly blank for some time.
Rev. I. A. Brsckep, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church at Lebanon,
has resigned on account Of advancing
years and inability to fully discharge his
duty and the congregation hss reluct.
antly accepted il, promising to pay him
full salsry to Jan. l.
Bishop A. w. Wilson, assisted bv
the former pastors Of the old church at
Danville, will dedicate the new church
there Sunday. The Advocate insures a
big crowd by announcing that the en-
tire debt has been provided for and that
no collection will be taken.
Evangelist w. r Lloyd continues tc
preach powerful sermons at the Chris
tian church aud arouse the sinner to the
Importance OF fleeing from the wrath &c
come. Already IL have united with the
church and the crowds which pack tn,
building from pulpit to vestibule, anC
i'll the latter, show the great interest h'
has awakened. At first there was con
siderable adverse criticism by those Wit
were told 30 plainly Of their meanness,
az one good brother expressed it, bu
even these have staid to fall in with
those who give the speaker theis heart
iest commendstion. Last night Bro
Lloyd was to preach on Baptism,
which he promised to treat in ditferen
manner from that usually presented
the preachers Of his church. The meet
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