The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
BAPTISTs HAVE TWO BIG
DAYS IN STANFORD
South District Association, OF Four
Counties Guest OF Local Con-
gregation-The Visitors

Baptist Association, composed of
the churches of he four counties oe
Lincoln, Boyle, Garrard and Mercer.
All sent large delegations aud the
meeting of the association was Gao
of the most profitable aud pleasant
ever held. The reports frpm the diff
ierent churches were all good, show
ing an increase IN contributions 10
nearly all the benefcnt institutions,
missions. education. temperance.
church extension. etc.
Hon. J. T. Wilson, of lIarrJds-
burg, presided with dignity as mod
orator and was unanimously re-
-. tel for anothcr year ~ T's the
popular aud efficient clerk T.. II. Fox
of Dau,illc. The District Mission
Soard for the ensuing year Wa
elected a. follow hev. (. Y. Cook.
Dauville. Rev. q. l.. Bush. I.ancas-
ter. Rev. H. +. Bailey, Harrod~burr.
Rev. j. Il. Jones. Stanford. A. j.
Adams. Park,vilc. T. u. Chestnut,
Marksbury. Rev. Nathan. Mark bury
q. W. Nermillion. Danyile. G. :.
McDoun,llcy. Blrgiu. W q. Prathcr.
Pcrryvillc. q. W Breeding. Perry
vii, and j. T. Coleman. llarrod,-
bury. The place for the next an
nual meeting was not decided ON.
but will he left to the messengers of
The churches.
The ladies of the local congrega-
tion served dinner both days of the
association to the visitors, of whom
there were probably three hundred
on each day. The dinners we're -erv-
ed in the vacant storcrcum on tie
corner Of Main and Lancaster
-trect, and the ladies certainly lid
themselves proud. Al the dehcacic,
that could tempt the most cNactiug
epicurc were spread before the
Guests and all had words of the
Highest praise for the hospitality of
the local Rapti-t~.
\ number of prominent mon Of
the denomination were ou hand 1Ir-
ru- the association miuglns with
ihc brethren ami hrir,,", we've. of
good fellowship and cheer. Among
them were Or. Arthur Wager, prc-i-
dent Of Georgetown college. Rev. ".
u. Powell. Secretary of the state
Mission Roard. Rev. r. J. Watts. OF
Georgetown. Secretary of the Zap
tl-t Education Society and Secre-
tarv of The Southcru Il. y. u. T..
Rev. r. VI. Maeil. business manager
IL ;hc Western Rtcor,!..~ and l!,-
Il. NJ Faubiou. representing the
baptist Worll
\ register of tnc vl>I;"r, a. tax .
en- the first day at noon but many
came in later whose names could
not be obtained aud are thus UNI
nyoidably omitted from that regis
ter which is n follows:
T. ". Horn. Rose Hill; J. W. Cary
harrisburg. W. u. Durham. Marets-
burg, san Duncan. Burgin; Mrs.
Matte Duncan, Rurgin, Mrs. Helen
McDonley, llarrodsburg, &. :. Me
Donley, lIarrodsburg; Mrs. j. A.
CLARK. Danville. Mrs Rogers. Dam
vile, j. A. Clark, Danville; v. II.
l.inard, Rose Hill, Lizzie Linard,
Rose Hill, FlDrence Lester. Rose iIill
Martin Lester, Rose Hill; }. :. Head
Sr., Burgins J. T. Wilson. Harrods.
burg; I. Chem. Parksville, II. Noris.
Burgin. l.. A. Farris, lIustonville. l..
Cooper. llustonville: Annie Davis.
Behon. j. u. Coleman. Ilarrodsburg.
V. W. Noris, Burgin, T.. II. Fox. Dan
vile, Mrs. G.. w. Brodby, llarrods :
burg; Mrs. J. y. Holtzclaw, Lancas-
ter. J. +. HoltzclaS. Lancaster, Mrs.
NJ y. Scott. Danville, Mrs. Snllis
Scott, Danvile. NJ. ID. l.. Cocanough-
err. Brumfeld. II. A. Burdette. Bur
gin. Mrs. II. A. Burdette. Burgin.
NJ. uf H..