The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-28
AMONG THE PASTORS
Large Congregations We're at
the Churches Yesterday.
Sunday School Association Me.-Lou.
isville Conference at
Marion.
MINOR CHURCH MATTERS HERE

The Paducah Sunday School associ.
alton met yesterday afternoon at the
Broadway Methodist church. II wss
agreed to have monthly meetings Of
the association at different church
during the winter on the third Sun6 81
in each month. Rev. George o. Bach
man Of the First Cumberland Presby-
terrain church, delivered an address
on Teacher Training" and the ques-
ton OF having . weekly inter denomi-
national normal class for the training
Of teachers was discussed, but . decis-
ion in the matter deferred. The next
meeting, on the third Sunday in DO
tober, will be at the First Christian
church
The Ministerial association met this
morning in the offics of Rev. u. W.
Perryman at the First Baptist church.
The resolutions introduced last Mon
day morning, about requesting the
newspapers Of the city to use the
church announcements of Sunday scr
vices ON Saturday instead of Sunday
and also to keep standing directory
Of the churches, we're adopted.
Revs. T. J. Newell, ". H. Pinker-
ton and George W. Bachman were ap-
pointed committee to have direc-
tory Of the churches On q framed card
placed in the hotels.
Rev. George W. Bachman OF the
First Cumberland Presbyterian church
preached a special sermon on educa-
ton. Sunday morning. In the even
ing his subject was "Life's Mission,"
the last of series of three sermons.
Those were three additions to the
church. Several violin selections were
rendered ty Mr.. PallAs Brown of Clin-
ton.
Rev. O. L. Price, for six years pas
tor of the Trinity Episcopal church at
ulton. preached his farewell sermon
yesterday and leaves this week for
Hickman to take charge Of the Epis-
copal church there. Rev. Morris s.
Eagle, of Mineral City, Va, has been
called to succeed him but has not yet
accepted.
The Louisville conference will be
held at Marion, KY, by Bishop Hen i,
dirk beginning Wednesday, Septembep
80 and last one. week. 1t includes most
of the state south and west of Louis
vile, but not Paduoah. Several
changes are anticipated in the Louis
vile pastorates.
Rev. william Henley Of Galloway
county, began a series OF meetings ct
Little's Chapel in Littleville Sunday,
assisting Rev. T. Owen. The meet
ing will continue through the week.
with services at $3.50 O'Clock in the
afternoon and ct z 80 in the evening.
Right Rev. Thomas U. Dudley, bish-
op of the diocese of Kentucky, was in
the city yesterday en- route to Missis-
sippi to attend the conservation Of .
bishop Of Mississippi and preached
Sunday morning at Grace Episcopal
church to large congregation.
A harmony singing was held yester-
day at the Harmony Baptist church,
in the county, and Mr.. J. W. Hart.
Of the city, attended. Mr.. Hart 10
one of the best leaders Of harmony
singings in this section.
In the absence OF the pastor, Rev.
W. II. Robinson, services were con-
Quoted Sunday morning ct the Second
Baptist church by Mr.. Stuart B. Han =
ma secretary Of the Y. NJ. O. A.
Miss Anne Bradshaw sang very att
traotive solo as an offe-tory ct tho
Broadway Methodist church Sunday
morning.
oountv. Sunday of bilioua favev aho