The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
WILL BE INSTALLED
REV. c, 7. cALDN= AS co-PAsroR
OF FIRST PRE5YTERlAN CHURCH.
Action Of Prssbytery Yestsrday-lnstsl-
lation Services to Be Conducted
Tomorrow.

The presbytery OF BRACES met 10 the FIRST
Presbyterian church yesterday at $50 r. m.
The following members were present: Min.
listers William Hayne Leavell. d. n, C. w.
story, j. A. Ramsay, S NJ Tenney. w. s.
Red, ]. G. Tanner and Ruling Elders :. l..
McNeu Of Galveston, e.. ~ Fisher Oh toe
Houston Second Presbyterian cnufch aad
l.. W. Taylor OF the Houston First rrc,by-
terrain church.
Rev. j. y. Ramsay, being the last mod:
efatpr present, presided, aud REV q. ".
story Was CHOSEN temporary clerk. Rev
Cnaties h, sullivan was received from tne
presOytery Of Nashville. Tenn, and Rev.
Z. I. Caldwell IRON the presbYery OF
Paris, Texas
Tue Galveston First Presbyterian church
presented a cal for the pastoral services
Of Rev. Charles L. Sullivan, whlch was
accepted by him, and the following com.
mission was appointed to Install him at
such lime as ,ue church should indicate:
heNs. William Hayne Leavell, J. 6 Taa-
ner with Rev. $ NJ. Tenney as alternate,
and Elder Petit OF the Broadway Memorial
church OF Galveston.
Rev. e. T. Caldwell was called to become
cu-pastor OF the First Presbj terrain church
OF Houston and he Will he lustaUa to.
morrow 10y the following commission. Rev
W. IL. Leayeil to preside aud propodnl the
constitutional questions and charge TIE con
grtgation; Rev. j. d. West ot BryaI,
Texas, to preach the sermon; Rev, - ii.
LeAneS 10 charge the pastor, Win Elder G
n. IlcDNf OF the Second Pres DyteHIlu
church OF Houston.
This installation service will take place
tomorrow ut II o'clock.
At the night services the newly installed
pastor Will receive welcome to the
church and to the city by welcome serv.
ice which will be participated In by Rcvs.
> VI. lenney. pastor OF the Second 4 .tS-
byteran church; Rev. j w Rapsa'. MS
Tor OF the Hardy Street Presbyterian
church; Rev. Edwin McNutt, pastor of uc
W oSlminster Presbyterian church, and Rev.
l, X. sampson. H. D., president of the
Presbyterian Theological seminary M Aus
tin. Special music has been arranged for
hoth these services, aud II is expected
that lpsge congregations will he present.
hr Caldwell. who by this service will
| become Co-pGstor Of the First Presbyterian
! chrch has been laborng at Greenvi lie
! Texas, for the last seven years. and it was
| With great reluctance that the people there
| consented TO give him up to come here IN
response to the call made to hrA some
/ weeks ago.
Mr.. Caldwell will be cordially received
undoubtedly by all citizens who are in.C
! eSted In the work Of the churches IN thi
| community. The First Presbyterian ch"r d
has grown to such large proportions Iut {
| becamr impossible for one man 20 properly
! care for 81, and since the congregation be.
/ came relieved Of Its burden Of delhi they
| have been looking for a Young man te US
/ sist DR.. Leavell In his arduous dut S. Mr..
/ Caldwell was selected for this work aud
! comes 10 Houston TO engage In such lhors.
( He is Young man who has had great
success In building mp a church Ht Green.
r Vile. and not only did the church part with
him with great reluctance. but the entire
citizenship of that city protested aga INST
losing him. What has been thelr loss Is
I Houston's gain.
He is man AZ deep plety, full ~ energy,
defat,cablc worker and wltba hnC
preacher