The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-06-13

Il. III. Barron. on
Inc Influence OF Calvinism in the Formation of
Christian Character" For next time-Subect: "Tbe
Progressive Church." by Rev. Z. B. Southall. Alter
nate, Rev. c. r. Stribng.
Home Missons-Report approved. Recommends.
lions adopted, viz.
l. 5000 apo rtioned among churches for Sand Fork
Church.
2 Mountain Grove Church regrouped with Sinking
Spring and Greenwood
D. d. IL. Holston and S. McP. Glasgow to labor for
summer in the Gladys and Alpena field.
l. Pllson Memorial (Coalton W. Va, T. A. Brown
after August and T. NJ. Mcclure until then.
o. Elkton to be supplied by f. W. Blackburn for
the summer.
o. fehdIeton hed-a commission be sent as above.
l. Appropriations to be reduced where possible to
Older fields so Is to use IN aggressive work
Addresses were made by Revs. j. L. Lineweayer r
H. Steele, and W. j. Tidball, who are engaged in the
Home Mission work in West Virginia
EVangelstic appointments Goshen Rev. C. R.
Strlbllng; Belmgton, Rev. G. A. Wilson, d. D. BRIDGE
water, Rev VIM. e. Hill; EIkton Rev. Henry Miller:
Huntsville Rev. G. L. AItfather; Gassaway. Rev. r.
j. Thompson; Coal Valley, Rev. John Ruff: Athena
Rev A. H. Hamilton; Hartman, Rev S. S Oliver:
beulah, Rev. VIM. G. White; Mountain Grove Rev
a. T. smith, Dr.; Greenwood, Rev w. 9. Young; Coal
ION, ReV. f. Ii. Barrou; Philipp Rev. j. N Van De-
VaEter; Dayton, Rev. 7. b. Southa; Pickens Rev. L.
IL. Paul; Sutton Rev. A. NJ. Fraser d. D.: GlenvilIe
Kew. j. E. Ballou; Woodville, Rev. H. G. Richardson:
GIady, Rev VIM. n Scott, ID. d; Westminster Rev
Is. ii. Dupuy; Stony Rum Rev. W. NJ Mebane; Sink
ing Spring, Rev. j. A. Trostle; Basic Civ Rev p Il
Wilson, d. d.
BY order of Presbytery ministers are to write 70
the churches asking when their services are desired
Assemblys Home Missons-A report was made
ana referred to special committee which recon-
mended its approval.
Foreign Missions-Report received and approved
hv Pc, n
The Call to Foreign Mission Work"
Publication-l. No special report ON publication.
sunday School Work-(l22 schools Recommend
mat each session endeavor to have in the schools
l. a teachers training class.
2 A home department.
g. A cradle roll
d. Sabbathschoo day.
Schools closed part of year; endeavor to open all
the year. ~
o. Organize and conduct outpost schools as part of
evangelistic work.
7. Consider making current evnersos % 1I ,
OF current expenses of church. so that Sundavscboo
may contribute regularly to the regular objects
Sunday School and Young Peoples SOCIETIES Day
Presbytery to set apart day at tall meeting and
nave special programme printed and circulated two
"h'lS before Presbytery and each school in Presby-
terry be represented
sunday School Institute-Above to take the place Of
Young Peoples Societies, ,302 members.
nome and School (Assemblys) -Apportionment of
debt revised and committee continued
Synods Orphanage-Rev. G. w. Maxwell made an
interesting address, and the matter was commended
Ministerial Relief-Sessions urged to give people
opportunity to contribute to both Annual Fund and
Endowment Fund
ARRANGEMENTS be made to have sermon preached in
all churches this subject
mat Stated Clerk be directed to communicate This
ACTON to those concerned in time July collection
According to order of last meeting a popular 1noet
ing was held and stirring addresses were made Inv
Hon r. r. Glasgow and Prof. w. S. CurreIl. Pin. ID.
and Rev. A. NJ. Frazer D. d.
An Ad interim Committee-Rev r. b. Southall
Rev. 30 A. Irostle and Ruling Elder r. r. GLASGOW