The bee., 1913-10-28


ton thai would bring this demorsl-
izins agency back 10 our midst.
therefore b 10
'REsOLvED, That the Mission
airy Baptlst Church and Sunday
School OF Darlington humbly beg
the Honorable Judge Of Hopkins
County to refuse TO issue said lic-|
ense. ~
"BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
That q copy OF these resolutions be
sent to the Honorable Judge OF
HOPKINS County, and copy be
spread on the minutes Of the Church,
and Sunday School,"
A. o. SISK
Moderator and Sunday School Sup-
erintendent.
ELLSWORTH EVANS
Clerk pro tenn"
Methodist Episcopal Church South
WHEREAS, II has been reported
that application has been made to
the County Court of Hopkins Coun-
ty for license to operate liquor sa-
loon at or near Oak Hill, and that
application has also been made for
license for a saloon at a point furth-
er south and near The Christian
County line, and
WHEREAS. The proposed saloon
site at Oak Hill is said to be within
q short distance of the PUBLIC
SCHOOL at that place, and
WHEREAS, The sentiment of the
people of Hopkins County 10 over
whelmingly against the open saloon,
aud the physical and material the
moral and spiritual welfare of ali
the people of the county demand
that the open saloon be not REIN
stated within its bounds, now there
fore
RESOLVED, That On behalf Of the
Christian people aud especially on
behalf OF the CHILDREN Of the
county, the Sunday School OF the
methodist Episcopal Church, South,
at Darlington, In session assembled,
respectfully and earnestly petitions
the Honorable Judge of Hopkins
County Court to refase the issuance
OF tile aforesaid licenses for the
establishment OF liquor saloons in
this end OF the County. /.
RESOLVED. That the Congregat
tion st this Church be requested to
sppreys and Join IN thsss fesoia-
tioas, IN spsn meeting today, and
that . sbpy 81 the joint resolutions
OF the Church Aad Sunday School be
forwarded at spcs to the County
RSspsptisl,y ssnmistsd,
Ernest Newton
W. d, Ashby /.
Ma. WI. Morrison
Committss on Resolations.
Upon motion the absve resolutions
were snsaimsssly adopted by q ris.
ing vote Of the Sunday School, ne
members present and voting.
Paul NJ. Moore. Superintendent.
Sybil Ashby, Secretary.
Approved and ratified by the Con-
grsgsson of the M. =. Church South,
Darlington, KY, in hearty and
praysrful concurrence. this Oct. 2e.
1918.
w. A. Grant. Preacher in charge.
@. Z. Dudley, Chairman Board
~ of Stewards
General nutist Church and Sunday School
As our county judge Mr.. Bradley
has been pstitionsd hp TWO parties
Ia hopkins County for license to
sell intoxicants; therefore be it re-
solved that the GsnsrAl Baptist
Chsrsh ans ssnasy School, OF this
city, pray and rs4asst him to with
hsid said iicssss. Done aud signed
BY the General Baptist Church and
Sunday schoei, Of Darlington, this
the 2sth dav ofOss. isI8. =
Christian cAarcA
Resolutions apoptsd by the CHRIS
tian Sunday school, Darlington:
"Wbsrsas. 1t 10 reported that ap-
piication has been made to the
County Judge of Hopkins County
for license 30 open and operate sa-
looms at Oak Hill and Manningt ton,
aud,
Whereas, the opening of saloons
in any part of the county, especially
IN parts without police protection,
would disturb the peace and moral
status now existing in the county.
"Therefore. Be 1t Resolved, BY
the Sunday School Of the Christian
Church of Darlington, in session as
sembled on Sunday, Oct. 20, 1918,
that we petition and urge His Hon
or. Judge Bradley, to refuse, not on
ly these applications, but any and
all such petitions as may be here-Af-
ter presented TO him.,
The foregoing resolutions were I'M