The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1905-09-27

H. ". rlIui, rev. H. u Hammond, Rev. J. B. Flick
lin, Messrs. M. A. Hale c. D. Montgomery and c.
r. Normandy of Atlanta Charles Rowland of
Athens: and w. Woods White. of Allyn Park All
eXnecting to attend will notify the nasfor of tho
prrEhvterian church at Covington. Ga. Rev l.
Hlllhouse. at least by the first of October that he
may prepare for their suitable entertainment
LOUISIANA
Ne'o Or7ednS-Rev. John w Caldwell Jr mas.
tor OF the Carrollton church. returns this week
The pastors of New Orleans. of all denominations
who are staving with their focks are receivinee
MANY assurances of the comfort that their Nero
presence brings. In some cases thew have had M
yellow fever cases among their people hut tie fact
that they are close by. for any time of need and
that thew are helntng nv united nraver and effort
in the ereatfght that is being qde for the ctv as
whole. is constantly reported as source of the
greatest pleasure and comfort
Southwestern PRESBYTERIAN 1T is published that
R1shop G. B. GALLOWAY. of Mississippi and Miss
Marcia Marvin, daughter of the late Rishop Mar.
vim. have rendered their services for work in New
Orleans Both are yellow fever immunes
MISSISSIPPI
CALGARY Church-Rev r. L. Campbell evan
eel1st has lust conducted q three-davs' meeting in
this church. There sixteen professions &c
faith and fifteen Joined this church.
Cortnth.-The successful work of the indefati
gable pastor. DR. H. NJ. Svdenstricker. continues
On the first Sunday of this month there were sv
accessions to the Corinth church Tn addition DR.
Svdenstricker has lately held reetiues and organ
lied churches at Jacinto and Mound Springs.
TEXAS
First church, DaFEas-Dr. Whaling nastor, will
return from his vacation about the goth of Sep
TENDER.
Bryan.-The ground has been broken for tha
new Presbyterian church here The building is TO
be of brick veneer and will probably be completed
by February l. 1906.
ARKANSAS
Observation-Disclosures the impulse given it bv =
visit from Rev. s. M. Erickson of the Forward
Movement" the Fayetteville church has pledged
1925 to Foreign Missions
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Durdnt-After a short pastorate of about
year, marked by great faithfuness and success,
Rev L. w. Barron died on the 25th ult in Durant
He was i'll for several months
NORTERN PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. William N. Page D. D.. for a third of y
century the beloved and efficient pastor of the
church at Leavenworth, Kansas, has rendered his
resignation subject to the action of the Presbytery
OF Topeka at its coming meeting. The Increasing
lntrmities of age and impaired health have led to
this step.
Rev. Dr. r. NJ. Stevenson former Vice-President
OF Bellevue College, and now pastor of the New
Westminster church in Lincoln Neb has been in
vtted to be President of the Westminster College
of Salt Lake. Utah. The pastors of Salt Lake are
contemplating union service the first of 1906, and
are corresponding with evangests with that end
in view. The First church, will probably be the
place where the meetings will be held.
President Patton, of Princeton, was the preacher
on Sunday September 10th in the Fifth Avenue
church, New York
DR.. Charles Heron will be formally inaugurated
as professor of Ecclesiastical History and Missions
in Omaha Theological Seminary on September 26
The Rev. DR.. Robert j. Mcbride rector of the
Episcopal church, Lexington Va has rendered
his resignation to accept the call of St George
Episcopal church, Fredericksburg from which
church he went to Lexington twenty-five years ago
Inc Vestry has reluctantly consented.
FOREIGN CHURCH
The Rev. r. A. Torrey and Mr.. Charles NJ Alex q.
ander, the American evangelists began an evangel-
lst1c meeting in Sheffield, England, on Sunday
night, September 3rd At the first meeting over
5'OOO persons were present. The chairman of their
campaign committee is Archdeacon Eyre of the
Church of England
The Edinburgh Y NJ C. A. held its Jubilee on