The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-03-11
RELIGIOUS NEWS.
BishOp Gailor.


Bishop Gailor never fails to secure
a large and appreciative audience
when he comes to Columbia. His
sermon at st. Peters Epicopal
church last Monday night was lis
tened to by large congregation
and was very much enjoyed by all.
His text was taken from Hebrews
2:l-"Therefore we ought to give the
more earnest heed to the things
which we have heard, lest at any
time we should let them slip" His
discourse contained some excellent
thoughts and was presented in a
clear and forcible. manner. After
the sermon he Administered con-
firmation to a class Of one. He re-
manned in Columbia until Wednes-
day, when he lett for Spring Hill,
where he will preach to day. While
here he was guest at the Institute.
The Waynesboro Tribune says:
"Rev.D. T. Waynick, of Columbia,
preached three interesting sermons
in our town last week. He is repre-
senting the Richland Presbytery in
raising funds to establish an orphan
age in Columbia. When completed,
according to the proposed plan, this
establishment will be a first class
industrial school permanently en-
dowed and open to the poor and
helpless children within the bounds
of the said presbytery regardless OF
creed of parents, and it will be a
credit to the people of the district
and an honor to those who push the
philanthropic movement to success
Rev. ID. Il. Waynick secured about
5000 in Waynesboro to put into the
institution"
"Dr. Kelley speaks very highly
but not extravagantly, of DR.. j. G
Morris, pastor of McKendree," says
Zion's Outlook. "IIe com pares hin
to Bishop Marvin. We are sorry
DIR. M orris is not member of oui
next General Conference, position
we did all one ballot could do tC
place him in. The church would bt
signally fortunate if DR.. Morris me
the same fate Bishop Marvin did il
being made Bishop while not ;
member of the General Conference.
At the meeting of the Churcl
Workers of the South Columbi
Methodist Church last Monua,
night, at the residence of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Ernest Wilson, the officer
made their semi-annual report
which showed that during the tw
years of the society's existence i
had paid about $2l0 on the par
, sonage and had SOB left in tn
treasury to be used for the sam
purpose. At this rate the parsonag
) debt will soon be cleared.
Richland Presbytery will meet q
, Mt. Moriab, Giles county, on FIR
! day, April %, at l0:3O. 1t is fou
miles West of Wales and six mile
West of Pulaski. Pastors and Sc,
sions don't forget the presbyterii
= dues! Come in private conveyance
if convenient. 1t will add to you
= comfort.
J. M. ASHFORD, Pastor and Treas
Presiding Elder w. r. Peepl,
o will preach in the South Columb
Methodist Church tonight, aftt
= which he will hold the second qua
n terly conference of that charge. II
e will occupy the pulpit OF the Fir
: Methodist Church Sunday morning
and will preach again in the Sout
{ Columbia Church Sunday night.
3 There will be services at ii
e Catholic Church next Sunday NOR
a ing at 10 o'clock by Rev. John
q NOlen.
L. u. P. NJ. will meet with MI
Annie White Friday at 3 o'cloc
Subject, Mark 3rd chapter. Leade
Mrs. Carick Faris.
The Ladies Aid Society of Il
k First Methodist Church will me
It next Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock at the church, to consid