The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-23
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS.
Standing Committees Appointed at
the Session Yesterday.

Charlotte, May 22.-At this mornings
session of the Southern Presby TEXANS
the following committees were appointed:
Bills and Overtures-R. q. Mallard,.S.
A. King. a. w. Mister, l.. B. Johnston,
y. S. Doak, Is. NJ. Shive, S. G.. Miller, J.
q. Richards, L. II. Buchanan, James
Hemphill, II. NJ. d. Martin, Geo. How
ard, j. +. Kennedy, w. S. Medley.
judicial s. NJ. Neel. r. A. Nickel.
r. NJ. Hammock. j. NJ. w. Elder, j. d.
Thomas, j. M. Smith, j. G. Herndon, \.
c. Howe, j. b. Offutt, j. 0. Perry, l..
a. Hill, d. Askew, Samuel Davis, w.
Hethorn.
Home Missions Robert Price, j. H.
Virgins, j. ID. a. Brown, S. w. Davies,
Il. d. Hunt. w. S. Porter, II. #. era
ham, j. b. Hutton. E. Mack, w. Nc.
Pheters, b. NJ McCreary, J. w. Craw.
ford, j. d. Peden, a. c. McAllister, j.
A. James, Il. NJ. Williamson.
Foreign Missions-F. R. Beattie. A.
b. Curry, w. b. Arrowood. S. c. Alex
ander, Daniel Blair, r. b. Brown, r. NJ.
Munroe, @. ID. Gilkeson, C. Fl. kemper.
w. y. Shannon, B. r. Wexford, j. Shi.
linelaw, z. l.. Siagle, S. J. Andrew, w.
NJ. Graybill. George Perkins, r. w. San
toes, j. l.. WeLees.
Educntion-R. l.. Dabney, p. IT. Dam
all, w. p. Hemphill, j. c. Moller, w.
V. Frerson, a. b. Gilt. c. Z. Foreman,
w. d. Patterson, o. e. johnson, Jr., j.
l.. Roxburg, H. G. Neel, w. w. Smp-
son, j. p. Mcclure
Puhlicaton-A. NJ. Ptzer, q. G.
Woodbridge, j. X. Hall, II. NJ. Parker,
A. A. McGeachy, j. L. Roethrock, l.. S.
Newman, j. M. Hodgson, j. NJ. Scott, c.
w. Alexander, w. P. Weed, r. II. NJ.
Davidson, w. S. Forsythe.
COlOred Decentralization w n,aoJ,
man, A 4. Cooke, II. NJ. Hunter, j. A.
clees, NJ. A. Kerre, II. S. Bradshaw,
w. X. Wilson, Il. II. Stall. j. G.. Hall,
j. ID. Crenshaw. C. w. Dorsey, A. Mays.
Home and School-R. c. Reed, a. W.
Crawford. w. b. Bingham, Il. II. New
kirk, G. "A. Jennings, p. II. Gwynn, G..
W. Nickel, w. w. Kerr, b. w. Powell,
j. L. Hine, +. NJ. Sites.
Sabbath School-R. X. Smoot, II. H.
Newman, j. e. Tate, c. NJ. Richards, Il.
NJ McCorkle, j. NJ. Hoskins, S. T.
WEIGH, II. a. Chambers, j. 1. Ross.
Theological Summaries j. w. Walden
w. NJ. Nc Alister, James McCutcheD, II.
i. Caldwell.
Systematic Benefcence-T. NJ. McCon-
nell, j. l.. Walker, j. L. Pharr, j. w.
Bird W. B. Stinsen.
Narratives-J. Calvin Stewart, II. g.
Griswold. r. II. Adams, Eugene John
son. Henry Ginder
Bible Cause-w. a. Wood, w. II.
Overstreet, j. NJ. Hathaway, +. C. Eaton,
j. ii. Anderson.
Leave of Absence-W. TcF. Alexan-
der, a. Mayes. c. l.. Stewart, j. l.. Gun.
ningham, r. +. McWilliams
Auditing Committee. ID. TAYLOR.
Foster Htrper. f. H. Curtis.
Devotional Exercises-R. q. johnson.
a. y. Little, j. G. Mclaughlin.
Foreign Correspondence-M. d. Hoae,
j. b. Shearer, j. c. Ohler, d. A. McRae,
| ID. X. Washburn. j. G. Parkham, w. w.
Watts, +. 5. Hall.
Synodical Records-Two committee.
,, men from each State in the territory Of
the Assembly, and two each from Nash.
willie and Memphis The members for
Kentucky are j. NJ. Halliday and p.
Pelham; Memphis, +. D. HINT and j.
w. Mourning; Nashville, NJ. Hunter
and D. Il. Murdoch; North Carolina, y. :.
Doak and j. r. Guy; Virginia, c. NJ.
Richards and Il. p. Matthews.
AZ II o'clock Rev. ID. l. ID. Withers3oon
delivered the third of the eleven addresses
on the adoption of the Westminster
standards. His subject was: "a De
scrpt'on of the Assembly: It's Personnel.
Proceedings and Place of Meeting The
address was magnificent effort
me AFTERNOON session was dispensed
with III order to allow the committees To
get together and map out their work.
The Assembly accepted an invitation 10
90 on an outing to Davidson College
Monday afternoon.
Inc event OF tonight was the reading