The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-30
THE BAPTIST
ARE HERE
Largest Attendance Ever Re-
corded In History Of the
Association
From Saturdays paily)

die Baptists began to pour into ANA
rillo. They are cheerful, victorious
set. Visitors from abroad are Dr.,
j. b. Gambrell, superintendent OF
Missions, Dallas, Texas; Hon. Fred
w. Freeman financial secretary and
Dr. L. II, Scarborough, professor OF
evangelism In the Southwestern Bap-
list Theological Seminary at Waco.
Texas; Prof. c. T. Ball, OF Simmons
College, Abilene, Texas; Prof, w. c.
Carver, OF Decatur College; Rev. l.,
l.. Morgan OF Hereford. Texas; j.
p. Boone Sro and Vallie c, Hart OF
Dallas, Texas; b. r. Johnson and
Rev. Walter Johnson OF Canyon,
Texas Or. L, T. Mayes, Plainview,
Texas.
Introductory Sermon Thursday Night
The pioneer preacher, Rev. j. w.
Whatley Of Miami, preached on the
text, John 1;42, And he brought
him to Jesus" His theme was
Bringing the other fellow to Je-
sus" lie said In part; The greatest
Panhandle roundup is the roundup
OF souls, Like the prairie fire we
need a spreading OF zeal for souls.
The modern proverD. Charity at
home is generally only shield for
selfishness." True soul-winning be-
gins at home and then goes over the
whole world,
w. II. Fuqua was reelected mod
orator; j. l.. Smith, treasurer, and
II. +, Jenkins, corresponding secre-
tary, h, Il. l., Farmer was elected
clerk.
Associational Missions.
The first report was on assocla-
tional missions, read by Rev Bennett
Hatcher. Great addresses were made
by Rev. Hatcher and DR.. j. B. Gam
brell on the report. Ten missionaries
were employed last year and the re-
port urges the enlargement OF this
work.
The Groom, White Deer and Rams
dell churches sent letters petition
ing for the privilege OF cooperating
with this association. All we're re-
celyed. Messengers are here from
clayton, N. NJ, consulting about unit
ing with this association. No doubt
they will be welcome.
Following is a list Of messengers
attending Palo Duro Canyon Baptist
association:
Mrs. ]. ]. Long, Mrs. ]. r. John
ston, Mrs Alice Hazeltlne, Mooeetie
Texas: w. NJ, Greenwood, s. r. Ken
nedy, Alanreed. Texas, ]. f. Howe,
Plemons, Texas; Rev. j. j. Baird,
Guymon, OKLA; Rev. Jno. W. Sparks,
Vernon, Texas; Geo. l.. Simmons,
Panhandle, Texas; Rev. r, c. Miller,
II. j. Hammond, o. V. Wilson, J. H.
Clark, Clayton N. M; Rev. ]. T.
Easley, ]. r. Carver, Shamrock, Tex
as; ]. A. Kuykendall, c. A. White
ner, Kelton, Texas; w, B. Mlburn,
Mrs. w. 3. Milburn, Hartley, Texas;
Rev. ]. ". Marshall, j. p. Reynolds,
Mrs, ]. p. Reynolds, ]. A. Reed, Good
night, Texas; Rev. II. A, Goodwin,
w. A. Dixon. Mrs, Julia stephens,
Higgins, Texas; G. f. Geren, ]. S.
carp. Mclean, Texas; Rev. s. w.
Kendrick, Miss Dora Sellers, j. f.
Echols, Mrs. NJ. Harrington, Dalhart,
Texas; Rev, ], w Whatley, w. Cof-
fee. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Kennie, c. C.
Croker, Miami, Texas; Rev. r. r.
Jenkins, W. II. Fuqua, ]. l.. Smith,
Rev. r. e. l.. Farmer, Rev. Bennett
Hatcher, S. p. Vinyard, Frederick
Kendall, Amarillo; Rev. II. G. Finley
G. r. Moore, r. T. Collingsworth,
G. w. Mathes, Shamrock, Texas; ].
Il. Stanley. Mrs. ]. e. Stanley,
Wheeler, Texas: Rev. ]. r. Hicks,
Prof. J. f. Mcdonald, Mrs. H. +. |
Hoover, Canadian, Texas Rev. ]. II.
Clouse, @. c. walters, Willie Taylor,
L. X. Noyes, Claiming, Texas: Prof.
o. +. Hilton, Mclean, Texas; Rev.
w, l.. Skinner, S. B. Fedrick, STRAIT
ford, Texas ]. A. Hughes, Groom,
Texas; Mrs NJ. w. Williams, White
Deer, Texas NJ. w. Williams, White
Deer, Texas; r. G. Dye, S. C. McCar-
ty Mrs. S. G. McCarty, Mrs. C. o.
Kight, Mrs. T. j. Page, A. T. Collins,
Claude, Texas.
Bennett Hatcher: mo church is
weak unless 1t chooses to be weak"
u teach my children that It is dis
graceful not to endure hardships.
And II is doubly disgraceful for a
preacher not TO endure hardships."
Dr. ]. D. Gambrell OF Dallas, says
is destined to be great
'ity. And the Baptists have built a