The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-01-01
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Mr.. Fado Parks has gone to Shelby
county.
Mr.. W. T. Richardson, has gone to
Salem, Ind.
Mr.. c. Crecilius, of Garrard, was
here Sunday.
Miss Jennie Ray visited homefolks
near Judson, Ky.
Mr.. George Naylor, visited his
brother. Mr.. John Naylor.
Messrs Eugene and Owen Duvall,
have been working at Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Naylor, OF
Point Leavell. visited at John Nay.
lor's.
Mr.. D. M. Anderson, sold bunch OF
100 pound hogs to Cress, Jones & Co.
at cts.
Mr. J. M. Lunsford, and family
have moved into the NJ. o. Kennedy
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burch Hester, of near
Stanford, visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. M.
Anderson.
The Baptist Sunday school sent a
nice box to the Baptist Orphans Home
at Louisville
Mrs. Elizabeth Barker, who has been
visiting relatives here returned to her
home in Grab Orchard.
Mr.. R. G. Pettus, and family, have
moved to the farm recently purchased
from Mr. ]. F. Holtzclaw.
Rev. E. B. Thornton, of Fairhope,
Ga, is visiting the families of w. C..
Cummins and Jones L. Anderson.
MIR. Grover McKechnie, who is a
live wire in the insurance business,
visited his sisters. Mrs. R. G. Pettus,
and Miss Jean McKechnie.
Mr.. Arthur Miller, of near here, and
Miss Hattie Young. of near Highland,
were united in marriage ut Stanford,
last week. The groom is % and the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Miller, and
is a whole-souled Industrious young
man of exemplary habits, while his
bride is q and as pretty as she is
popular, and is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Young.
Mr.. ]. L. Hutchins, formerly of this
place, but now of DanvilIe, came over
to visit his farm near here on day last
week, after he had attended to the
business on hand he gave the pupils of
our Consolidated School a bountiful
treat of candies. The pupils express
themselves as wishing an early return
of their genial visitor and hope he can
make longer stay next time.
Rev. E. B. English, who has been
the paster of the Baptist church for
the past year, rendered his resignation
at the business meeting Saturday.
Sunday morning he preached an
eloquent sermon. the subject being
Heaven" On Sunday night he
preached from the subject. Labor
Not for The Meat which Perisheth".
The house was crowed at each service.
After the services Sunday night the
members took leave of their pastor
with farewell handshake and many
eyes were dimmed with tears as the
meeting came to a close. A year of
unselfish service with the saints at
this place had endeared Rev. English
to the hearts of everyone with whom
he came in contact. The respect and
love was mutual, and both the pastor
and the church had labored together in
perfect harmony. There had been a
fruitful harvest under his able leader
ship, the cause of Christ had been
advanced, and Zion was triumphing
over the powers of Satan.
Some two months ago Rev. English
received a call from Stanford church
which he considered in connection with
Preachersville church as his passionate
for the next year. Some time later he
received call to Berea church and
intended to still continue as pastor
here in the event he accepted their call,
thus filling the pulpit here one Sunday
a month. But the State Mission Board
which is experimenting for the Berea
church, demanded full time of Rev.
English for the Berea church. After
prayerful elaboration Rev. English
decided to resign his pastorate here
and accept the Berea passionate where
he will have much larger field for his
labors. tit with much regret the
church gives him up at this place but
wish him Godspeed in the latter field.