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


tendents and church officials OF all
the churches In Maury County are
requested to send to the HERALD.
for publication in this column, any
announcement or notice or news
item that may be of interest to their
congregations. If
Do not be afraid of little friction
when you are rightIng thugs. A
jolt is felt In getting a derailed car
wheel back OH the track.-Christian
Advocate.
Rev. J. F. Beasley arrived last
Friday, and preached his first ser
mon in the South Columbi4 Metho
dist Chul CHI for this Conference year
last Sunday morning. He delivered
an eloquent and instructive dis.
course, taking as his text Psalms
1923 34-"Search me, o God, and
know my heart: try me, and
know my thoughts: and see If
there be any wicked wav within me.
and lead me in the way everlast-
ing" Mr.. Beasley is a consecrated,
christian man, and it is to be hoped
that his pastOrate at this church
may be productive of much and
lasting good.
Large congregations attended both
the morning and the afternoon ser
vices at Moore Institute the fifth
Sunday, Rev, T. f. Hudson of Pu.
laski, preaching. Bro. Hudson has
a warm place in the hearts Of Cut
State Synodical Missionary Of the
G. P. Church, will preach at Moore
Institute next Sunday, Nov. ID, at
3p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Sowell, the new pastor
for the First Methodist Church,
called the Board Of Stewards to-
gether last Monday night at the
residence of Mr.. G. r.. Hughes, for
organization. Mr.. H. P. Figuers
was elected Chairman of the Board
Mr.. +. ID. Lander, Secretary, and
Mr.. w. K. BOstick. Church Treas
urer. A sub committee of three was
) appointed, to be known as the
Finance Committee, consisting of
F. d Lander, w. E. BOstick and R..
G. Irvine. Messrs. H. p. Figures
and r. H. Williams were elected
collectors, J. b. Ashton and G. w.
IluHCS, h6SSIS. C0dul
Ashton, WoOten Moore, Norfeet
Figures, Jr and J. A. Katchum
: were appointed ushers. NJ, Ed
= Turner was made Chairman of ~the
Music Committee and control Of the
sexton, and MesIrs. r. L. Ashton
and s. w. Warfield were appointed
TO attend to the comfort of the room
and the preparation of it for the ser
vices. The preachers salary was
fixed at $1,000, and this. together
with the other assessments agreed
upon to be paid by this charge this
: conference year, aggregates $3.50
This was the same amount put upon
' this charge last year, and was paid
} in full.
' The Middle Tennessee Sunday
-, School Convention met yesterday in
', GallatIn, and will continue in SEES
= sion to-day. Rev. w. A. Provine,
pastor of the First Cumberland Pres
, byterian Church, of this city, is Pres
ident of the Convention.
The hours for service at the First
Methodist Church are as follows
Sunday School, 9;45 M; preach.
ing, L a. m. and p m, each Sun
e day; Prayer Meeting, I p. M, Wed
k nesdays.
The congregation of the Main
y Street Cumberland Presbyterian
\ Church are now wOrshiping in the
n Public School building, awaiting
t the compl elton Of their new church
on the corner Of South Main and
,, Eleventh streets. The old church
e building is now being torn down.
The Church Workers Of the South
y Columbia Methodist Church me-
last Monday night at Mr.. J. H
n Thomas home.
!. Rev. T. A. Hardin, of Spring Hill
preached at the First Presbyterian
l. church in this city last Sunday
morning and evening, Rev. B
l. Webb the pastor, being absent al
IS Lewisburg, where he assisted in d
| revival.
On Saturday evening, November
y 26, "a series of meetings will Agin al
e Beech Grove church, NJ Jury county
/ Tenn, conducted by Bros. Villa IN
u Anderson and j. A. Harding
There will be five services: 5 Ltur
day night, Sunday and Sund ~
e night, Monday and Monday nIght
e During this time these gentlemen
= will end4avor to give the attention
e that is due to the discOurses of DE-
IS Ditzler, recently delivered in the
), community. They hope to present
d the truth with the clearness and
II force, the gentleness aud courtesy
q that is due to the community and
$ that is required by the law of Christ
e. All are cordially invited to at I'd
l. with the assurance that even those
/. who differ from the speakers need
u expect nothing hard-exceDt tn
y hardness Of the facts. Person ally
q all will receive the greatest kind
q ness; for the speakers themselve
a have no feelings but those of kind
u ness toward DR.. Ditzler himself AM
all of his friends.
WIN. ANDERSON.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT.