The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-10-10
WEST TENNESSEE CENTRAL BAP.
TIST ASSOCIATION.
SDecial to the Globe.

special TO the Gl0De.
Bells, Tenn, October 7, 1913.-The
West Tennessee Central Baptist AS
ISOLATION and S. S. Convention con-
vened here September 90th to Octo-
Der 5th, inclusive. Welcome address
by Miss Minnie Taylor, of Bells. Re
spouse, Rev. A. J. Campbell, of Den
mark. Addresses were made by the
president, Rev. G. H. Ivie, Rutherford;
Rev. j. H. Morgan, of Jackson; Rev.
C. A. J. Campbell and Rev. d. Ingram.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: Rev. A. Il. Mckee, president,
jackson; Rev. ]. A. Jones, vice presi-
dent, Bolivar; Brother A. F. Bonds,
treasurer, Jackson; Brother T. H..
Donald, secretary, Rutherford; Mrs.
Bertha Taylor, Greenfield, organist
Installation by Rev. D. Ingram, mod
orator of Jackson. Rev. j. K. Daw-
son, of Humboldt, corresponding sec
tary of Obion River Association,
Humboldt, made an excellent address
touching the need of preparation for
the ministry; better preachers, better
preaching. Prof. M. A. Dobbs, repre-
sentative of the Nashville Globe, was
introduced and made talk concern
ing the progress of our people
On Wednesday night a mass-meet-
ing was conducted by Rev. w. NJ.
Collier, missionary for West Tennes-
lsee. This meeting was very fine and
! the delegates acquitted themselves
/ well in their singing, essays and pa
pers This was indeed an occasion
of high intellectual enjoyment. Rev.
Ia. d. Hurt, superintendent of mis-
sions for the state, was present and
added much to the occasion. The
conventional sermon was preached by
Rev. r. B. HUTCHINSON, of Norwood,
text, Acts 1898 "Who went about do
! ing good The Introductory sermon
for the Association was preached by
Rev. J. A. Jones, of Bolivar. Educa-
( tional sermon by Rev. ]. w. Lester,
Of Jackson Rev. w. M. Haynes, OF
Nashville, Secretary of Education for
the state, preached splendid ser
mon, also delivered strong address
which seemed to have awakened a
deeper interest in the cause he repre-
lsents.
On Friday night Rev w. H. Ra
iliff, of Alamo, preached a sermon on
Church Polity." A sacred concert
was conducted by Rev. VIM. Collier
Saturday night, which gave the PEG
pie treat. Addresses were made by
Revs. Fitzhue, pastor Of Royal Stree
q Baptist Church, Humboldt, and Rev
= Foster, pastor of the c. M. f. church
at Bells. Prof NJ A. Dobbs, repre-
! sentative Of the Globe also spoke.
t The following officers Of the Associ
!, alton were reelected: Moderator, Rev
I'D. Ingram, Jackson; vice moderator
r Rev. o. D. Dodson; secretary, Brothe
g n. II. Donald, Jackson; assistant sec
v rotary. Rev. c. II. Ivie, Rutherford
/. treasurer, Rev. A. ]. Campbell, Den
r. mark.
N The Woman's Auxiliary had spler
3. did sessions and raised a neat littl
n sum in their work. The following OF
r fcers were elected President, Siste
Lillian Campbell, Jackson; vice pres
dent. Eliza Johnson, Trenton; secr'
/ tary. Sister Bertha Taylor, Greer
0 field: treasurer, Sister Ella Como
, Greenfield: district missionary, Siste
e Mamie Johnson, Jackson.
}, Rev. w. L. Craft, of Nashville
: state organizer of the 3. Y. P. u wa
present and succeeded in putting hi