The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-15
RELIGIOUS NEWS.
George Stewart Coming.

George Stewart Coming.
Rev. George Stewart, so well-known
rs co-laborer with Sam Jones in
evangelistic work, will begin Union
protracted service at the First Method
list church, this city, the first Sunday
in December.
A large crowd was at the Episcopal
church Sunday night to hear Rev. W.
B. Capers deliver his sermon to the
Elks This order was out in full force,
having met at the Bethel Ho use and
cone to the church in a body. Mr..
Capers preached splendid sermon
on secret orga nization, using many
beautiful illustrations to drive his
thoughts home. He said the rituals Of
secret orders were uplifting and up
building TO a mans character; and
the brightness thrown out from the
characters of all good and noble men
was light that led others to higher,
nobler aims.
The State Convention of the w. G. T.
q. has been in session at Winchester,
Tenn. The following officers We're
elected for another year Mrs s.
Holman of Fayetteville, President (;
Mrs S. j. Rosser of Knoxville, Cor
responding Secretary and Mrs. b. W.
Pentecost of Chattanooga, Treasurer.
The State Young Mems Christian
Association Convention opened Satur-
day night at Nashville with a banquet
of two hundred in the lecture room of
the First Presbyterian Church. The
guest of honor and principal speaker
was Judge Selden p. Spencer of st.
Louis.
DR.. A. S. Petite left Monday morning
for Morristow, Tenn, where he will
assist in protIacted meeting He
will not return un til after next Sun
day, but his pulpit Will be supplied
during his absence.
Rev. r. G.. Anderson, of Shelbyville,
preached two excellent sermons in the
First Presbyterian church Sunday,
morning and evening, to good-sized
congregations.
Rev. w. A. Ausban will begin re-
vival meeting at West Point next Sun
day, and on Monday Rev. F. j.
Tyler will go there to assist him
The L. U. p. M. will meet at Mrs. w.
R Patterson, on South Main street,
this afternoon at o'clock Subject,
James 5-16.
The Holiness Convention will conven-
at the Tabernacle on next Monday the
18th inst /, to hold several days.
The Memphis Conference of the
Methodist church will convene at
Dyersburg Nov. ID.
The L. U. P. NJ has reorganized,
and met last week with Mrs. W. j.
Scribner.
Rev. ). A. Molloy will preach at Mt.
Olivet next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Episcopal Convocation.
The following ministers have been
here in attendance upon the convoca-
ton of the Episcopal church for the
convened in st. Peters Church Tues
day evening" Revs.. A. Rodriguez,
Tullahoma Granville Allison, Pu
laski S. B. McGlohon, Franklin; W.
B. Capers, Columbia; D. Monroe,
General Missionary and E. R. Bazett-
Jones, r. Hale H. w. Wells, W. H.
Laird, and G. S. Bassett, all of Nash
vile.
The opening sermon was preached
Tuesday night by Rev. r, Hale. Early
communion was administered yester-
day Rev. H. W. Howell, preached
the II o. clock sermon.
Wednesday afternoon was devoted
to business affairs. The convocati0r
came to close that night with an in
formal reception at the Institute.
The prayer meetings at the differen
churches Wednesday night were wei
attended. The pastors do not want t.
wait until the Union series of services
! begins for the people to get ready for ;
revival They want the church to b.
in readiness when the services begin
and if the church is ripe for an out
flow of ''old time religion" we viii
certainly have it when Rev. George
Stewart opens his thunder bolts tht
first Sunday in December
The Tabernacle.
Sunday morning, tenth sermon OIL
"The Spirit-filled Life. - Subject
bible evidences that we are tillet
with the Spirit or, what God expect
from every church, and each membe
of every church - AT night "Th,
Great Supper. Concord, Sunday 2 81
D. M f. J. TYLER.