Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-18
Interesting Meeting held at Corinth June
28.30--GoOd Membership IN
Attendance

AT o'clock the Moderator, Elder
+. b Black burn, called the house to
order and after song service, Ed. L.
G. Hughes read the 9TH chapter of
Hebrews; Ed. j. H. Butler led In
prayer and Bro. Hughes preached
from Heb. 7-25, Wherefore he is
able to save them to the uttermost
that come unto God by him, seeing
he ever liveth to make intercession
for them. "
The moderator announced ready
for organization. Ed. X. a. LaRue
was elected moderator and j. +.
Golfer clerk, after which the meeting
adjourned with prayer to meet at L;
30 o'clock p. m.
Friday Afternoon--After singing
by the choir Ed. f. B. Blackburn
led in prayer. On motion the mod
orator appointed members present to
take the subjects of those who were
absent
An able essay was read by Elder
X. a. LaRrue on the subject, "Con-
trast the Baptism of the Holy Spirit
with the Spirit work in regenera-
ton. On motion the essay was re-
celved for criticism.
Ed. j. Fl. Butler thinks it a
good essay, he also thinks it unscrip-
tural to pray for the pouring out of
the Holy Spirit, as on the day Of
Pentecost, but rather to pray for the
filling by the Holy Spirit The essay
was farther Endorsed by Elds. W. r.
Gibbs, +. B. Blackburn, L. G.
Hughes and others.
Ed. r. r. Marshall thinks that
the gift of the Holy Ghost passed
with the Apostolic age. He liked
the essay and the same was passed
with its criticisms.
Song BY the choir Essay by Ed.
W. r. Gibbs, "Will man aposta-
TIE and be lost after regeneration
His answer was mo. To prove
this he read several passages Of
scripture on the security of the be-
lever as recorded in the New Tesla
meut. On motion of Ed. L. G.
Hughes the essay was accepted for
criticism. The essay was heartily
Endorsed by number of the brethren
and on motion the same was passed
as read.
On motion of 2. A. Clarke, ad
journed to meet at . clock Saturday
morning was had.
Saturday-Essay by Ed. U. G..
Hughes, Should a church discipline
its members who will not give to the
spread of the gospel?' He believes
in persuading and reasoning with
them but not to exclude them.
After hearing the different views of
quiet number on the subject, it
was passed with criticism.
On motion of Bro. R. h. Marshall
Ed. W. K. Gibbs was allowed to
talk of the need of new church In
Panhandle, Immediately after the
sermon for criticisms.
Sermon for Criticism-Eld. G. I.
Clark read from the book of Jude
and after prayer preached from Jude
3, beloved, whom | gave all dill
gence to write unto you of the COM
mon salvation, it was needful for me
to write unto you, and exhort you
that We should earnestly contend for
the faith which was once delivered
unto the saints. Bro. Clarke
preached an excellent sermon, which
was Endorsed and enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Bro. Gibbs then gave talk on
the needs of the church in Panhandle
He earnestly appealed to the people
for money to liquidate the debt Oh
the new house: A collection was
made to which the people responded
freely, the amount raised being fifty
three dollars and four cents. Then
adjourning to meet at 30 p. m.
Saturday Afternoon-After song
service and prayer the regular order