Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-07-25
CHURCHES AND PREACHERS.

Bro. Joe II. Hopper will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and night.
The 9th annual convention of Ken
lucky Sunday Schools will be held in
Louisville, Aug. 29-3l.
Elders J. G. Livingston aud a. j.
Daughertee are holding a meeting at
Pine Grove, aud have had six ad-
ditions TO date.
One OF the good ladies OF the w. G.
I. L. has made the terrifying discov-
cry that there is alcohol ia "root BEER
and has promptly inaugurated cru.
sade agains; the beverage.
Rev. Ira Partin has handed 10 his
resignation as pastor OF the Fairview
church, but IT has not yet been accept
ed. He will preach at the Baptist
church In Lancaster Sunday.
The Baptists of Flat Lick, Pulaski
county, celebrated the centennial of the
old Stone church there with three
days meeting lasting till Sunday, when
some OF the most prominent Baptists of
the State were present and preached.
Rev. J. William Jones, of Richmond,
Va. who was u schoolmate OF the faith
er Of the editor Of this paper, will fill
the pulpit o: the Broadway Baptist
church, Louisville, while his son, Rev.
Carter Helm Jones. the pastor, is taking
a vacation. The old gentleman has
four sons in the ministry and he is very
proud OF the fact.
Christian Endeavorers OF Lincoln
County: As director OF the c. f.. move.
ment in Lincoln county, am request
ed to announce that we are invited to
meet with the society at Turnersville
sunday evening, July 30, at 5 o'clock.
We wish 10 discuss a district rally TO
keep alive and impart to others the
spirit of enthusiasm kindled at the die
trict convention. NJ. f.. PRUITT.
When Rev. w. NJ. Britt announced
Sunday that "his friend. Walton, OF
the INTERIOR JOURNAL, had promised
To be present If he would preach a
sanctifcation sermon, and that he was
prepared TO keep his part of the con
tract, even II the editor was absent"
he overlooked the fact that though
absent in body we were present both IN
spirit ana by proxy in the person OF our
brother, +. C, who reports that the
preacher delivered an excellent and
highly orthodox sanctihcation sermon
from Heb. 1912, That He might sane
tify the people with His own blood. "
Bro. Britt has been learning at the
feet of the great Carradine aud his
sermon showed that he is most apt
pupil, which was further evidenced by
the approving EXPLANATIONS OF the sis
ters, who haven't enjoyed sermon SO
for long time.
Rev. Frank w Allen writes us from
Hannibal, Mo-, that he will be here in
time TO ill his pulpit Sunday, Both. The
Journal, of the 2lst, says; The society
event OF yesterday among some of Han
nibal's elite aud polite, was a morning
with Mrs. j. Will Whaley at her beau
tiful Center street home. The levee |
was In honor Of Mrs. Allen, the accom- |
plished wife of Rev. Frank w. Allen, a |
former pastor OF the First Christian |
both OF whom were favorites, |
still well remembered and appreciated |
in the religious, literary aud social cir
cles of the Bluff City. The coterie of
lady friends present comprised large |
and from $3.50 O'Clock until |
nearly noon there was delightful hum
Of companionable voices OF women con-
versing on topics dear and pleasing TO
femininity. Mrs. Whaley was
assisted In receiving and entertaining
her guests by Mrs. John o. Farmer and
Mrs. Arthur b. Drescher, and little
Misses Annette Allen and Julia Wha-
ley, the pretty and falry-like daughters
Df the guest, Mrs. Allen, and the enter
tainer, Mrs. Whaley. The ices and
other delicacies peculiarly palatable
Turing the summer solstice were sur
dainty.