The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-18

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Narratiye---Rev. Frank w. Lewis,
Rev. Q. ?. Hawraham. Elder. M. L.
CLAYTON. mississippi.
Bible canse--key. James P. Smith.
p. D.. Tennessee; Rev. ]. p. Anderson.
Alabama; Row Y w. H. Morson, Arkan-
sas. Elders: w. E. Harvin. Georgia;
:. r. Reese, Kentucky; Henry Rose,
aHuisana' =. b. Sydenstricker, Vir-
schools and. colleges-Rev. w. M
McPheeterss d. D., chairman. South
carolina saro1ina; Rev. ". d. Hedleston. Mis-
Carolina; Rev. j. r.. Hudson, Texas;
Rev. c. w. Somerville, Virginia: Rev !,
~. = Trump. Alabama. Elders: W. r.
Ravi i Georgia; w. II. Forsythe.
u NJ Cheney, Jr.. Missouri: w 5.
Elemlng, F. 4. Glasgow. Virginia.; X.
W; Gov Gowan. Mississippi
Sanbatn and Family Religion-Rev .
| "a. Men. Mckay, Arkansas; Rev. w.
a. Hall Virginia; Rev. c. I. Thomp-
son, y. D.. Kentucky; Rev. j. w. Al
,MeIn; MIsssisssippi Rey; Frank Mitchell
E EiSsps. H iasv, wv ". story. Texas.
una. z. "A. Hamlin. South Carolina; j..
r. Donneil TENNESSEE; W. b. Hamil-
ton. Texas; J. M. CLANCY. Jr, Mis-
Audits-John w. Faxon, chairman ma
Tennessee; B. I. Hughes; James a.
Coin; Charles Mckee.
leave Leave Of Absence-Rev. =. L.. Nc
M Eadden. Elders: w. NJ Hobbs. ]. N.
Devotional Exereises-Rev. John w.
stays, ID. D., chairman Rev. u, d.
Mooney, Rev. Sterling J. Foster. D. D..
Syn6dical Records-Alabama Rev
a. q. Link. Elder J. T. R. Cameron;
Arkansas, Rev. H. l.. Walton, Elder
c & G, 51ail Edsr Fiqrds. Rev H, e Y.
Kentucky. Rev. George f. Ciothier, iii.
der T B.: Fraser: Louisiana. Rev. NJ.
Mss aismsain' Rs Elder p A. MeKsIlsr:
J. 8. Gilbert: Missouri. Rev. r.. L.
Grier, Elder ]. II. Anderson; North
carolina, Rev. B. D. Kennedy. Elder
w, w. A ., Killingsworth. Elder r. w. Oar
Elder e; q. Hardy. Elder George H :.
kuykendall; Tennessee. Rev. e. e.
smith. elder J. r. Houser; Texas. Rev.
q Z, F.. richmond, d; d.. Elder w. n.
ginia. Rev. W. M Eidridge Rev NJ
A. Henderson. Rev. s. strudwick.
Articles of Agreement.
by. the conference on closer relations
win be the special subject of discus
sion n, OF {. the the. general assembly.
PoPStS anu OFeTIuTGS on the
subject were this morning ordered re-
ferred to a special COMMITTEES provided
for In resolution offered by DR.. E.
W; Smith; pastor of the. First Pres
byterfan Church of Louisville. KY The
resolution as adopted provides for a
committee of one minister and one eld-
er from each. synod to pass upon the
constitutionality of the articles and al
so report on overtures bearing upon
the subject.
The debate today showed that the
closer relations was officially read at
today's session of the General Assem-
bly,. Communications were read from
all the ,presbyteries showing the vote
churches disappearing the articles of
agreement reserved the right to with
draw II the articles are adopted by the
The following is the vote of the
presbyteries
~. Approved.
Albermarle. N. c., by overwhelming
Arkansas by two thirds majority
Asheville. n. c., by rising and unani-
nous vote.
Atlanta, Ca Al to 10.
Augusta, Ga, unanimously.
Brazos, Texas.
Brentwood, Texas, IL to s.
Central Texas, 22 to 16.
Charleston, s. c.
Concord, N. C.
Dallas, Texas, 33 to 8.
East Alabama, Is to 5.
Eastern Texas.
Enoree, 5. &. only one dissenting
vote.
Florida, by large majority
Fort Worth, Texas. 13 to 5.
Kings Mountain. N. c.
Knoxville, Tenn, 10 to A..
Lafayette. Mo. by very large ma
jority. no
Maryland, more than two to one.
Meridian, Miss, 20 to Z.
Mecklenburg,' N. C, 81 to 81
Mobile, Ala.
Nashville. Tenn, 2S to 16:
New Orleans, La, II to Z.
North Alabama Ai;ls9In;nn unanimous
orange. N. c., so to 10.
Ouachita, Ark.
Palmyra, Mo-, to 4.
Paris Texas, unanimous.
Pine Bluff. Ark.
petpS River, La, unanimously.
Savannah, Ga, only one negatiVe.
ST. Johns Fla. by large majority
ST. Louis. Mo.
= Suwanee. Fla unanin1ousEt; Two thirds
vote.
Inner Missouri, unanimously.
W Wast lexington. KY, unanimously.
Western Texas. % to 10.
Total d. Disapproved.
Abingdon, Va, 20 to Il.
Athens, Ga.
Bethel, S. c.
Central, Miss,
Cherokee. Ga;
Chesapeake, Va.
Columbia, Tenn. % to 3.
Durant. End. Ter:
East Hanover, Va.
Favetteviile, N. c. A to %.
Greenbrier Va.
Harmony. S. c., 80 TO =:
Holston. Tenn, IA to IL.
Indian, Ind. Ter 49,, ,,,.iori+@,
Lexington. Va. by a large MAJORITY
Macon, Ga, about to /.
Memphis, Tenn
Mississippi. 9 to
Montgomery, Va.
Norfolk, Va, II to 10.
Roanoke, Va,
south Carolina, two to one.
Tuscaloosa. Ala 20 to IL.
Western District, Tenn
West Hanover, Va, rs 70
Winchester.
Kanawha and Louisiana declined to
takc action on the Articles.
Central Alabama and Ethel failed to
totals: Approved. so; disapproved'
20; no action, 4
A flood of overtures from the various
Presbyteries were read and referred TO
comn,ittaes at today'S session %Of the