Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14
Interesting Extracts from Minutes Of Carolina
Baptist Association; what Henderson
County Baptists are Doing

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that it should have given more emphasis to the work and needs Of
F FEoan IL institute # W oa ETFsosr REM ssna : :. T oTenl na Rsy. y :. Rev =. Meto E
J. o. ?, notion B5ssma n f Rs1l Noah v :. N aa aSl9 = eonmittee OF three wal appoint
ed to formulate a plan for raising money to complete the Admins
The Moderator named the following committee REV ". Cav
'n9 adjo e ne it, taken a@Ipu un It'll 1880 o'clock Wednesday night.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SESSION.
ven M15n At Key so : O'Clock ! Aia and as sang a 7 Holy, Holy which was fol-
loved Redd with vi ! prayer by Rev gs n N. s ststs Missions. was recognized
Committees expected to make reports in accordance with the
Foreign missions. The motion prevailed and following the song
Higher Ground" Rev, Mr.. Justice told increasingly OF the work
for m more . extended 60. % fnsn%sd v work nI in spq SR ReT : W. R. Bradshaw.
"stand up. for Jesus" was sung and the benedictiOn was pronounced
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION.
The Association was called to order by Rev. 7. c. King Moderator
REPORT ON oRPHANAGE.
Archibald Johnson, editor of Charity and Children, submitted the
following report on the Baptist orphanage at ThOmasViile;
Our orphanage is the keystone in the arch OF Christian service;
If this stone is properly placed all the others in the arch will hold
Love for the orphanage among our brethren is intense but not
an. nniT Sunday T soso sGe tse n oTph ls sa 5a ob ngaa me If this ? eo aa@n nation
is ever reached the problem for ample support for the institution
Owing to the large advance that has been zee made within the past
necessity of making a large outlay for interest ere on 7 borrowed owed money,
be. we are aOundanty able to pay every dollar the institution
\ It is pr PROPOSED posed to to our VI people that the income Of one day be sacredly
set aside at or near Thanksgiving day. and devoted to the Orphan
woman and child would enter heartily into this loving service, every
from the bondage that now hampers its work and curtats its use
fulness.
We earnestly urge every member on@eS of the he churches lIr he OF this as S. ce
days labor IF income to the orphanage. We may do more but W"
Every Sunday school ought to set aside one Sunday in each month
as orphanage day and give the members an opportunity to make a
Baptist Sunday schools are enrolled among this loyal band OF
Every Sunday school ought to take a club of Charity & Children
en- s1d In a n the n9G sunGaH e eCSS Tor Re paper r is he right sht arm nm oft the iinstitu-
ton and aside from the information and inspiration it furnishes pro-
ducea a good dividend for the support of the Orphanage.
.O gtg1eS a nS t trafHeG iS oVer e Pan ana girls GIRLS, T So are s' now out in in
the state as teachers, prsssners; doctors o. dGs Tn farmers .rs . business IN Ts4,s
GUS colleges colleges and 1%m about ia a S SS1en t1 the at T TsoO@iDitl9n1 81 h aF k sSaoed.;
Home-wfth an average cost Of $1132s per child or 81 cents per day.
agEegating an annual cost cost of ,s9S |. % .t, the task looms befor.
US as Just begun; We urge every member member of d this n association mnt that
alleled. This waiting door stands too wide for same as last year"
00 ToaP eo%ni it sT Teo sa n = WORKING O0o' OF aD"'''
l.. A liberal Thanksgiving Offering emphasizing the Importance
OF WORK DAY" giving not less than one days labor or income to
3. That every Sunday school will sacredy set apart the col1eo-
tcn Of rS one s Sunday sd in each ac5 month tsf for , the oin su 9f S5. Of the sn 9r GS 4
On motion R sRs eaRTFt or Ts ao oS4Risd Committee.
:, Rev: n. A. Melton read the following report on Nominations and
Trustees Of Fruitland Institute for one year.. B. Freeman, B.
'a F6s Two 3. T Ms SaTsn9 o. Lambeth a hse y. "! Mari. r. N. Pryor. n. A.
For three Years. L. Whitaker. A. l. Justice. ". ). Baldwin. R.
delegate to southern Baptist cOnventfOnA. T. Justice. alternate.
Delegate to State Baptist conventOn-K.w. cawthOn: alternat"
= Executive commHtee-D $. Pace, G. J Lambeth, T L Durham.
]. B. FREEMAN,
.e n. A. MELTON,
For the Committee.
CAMPAIGN FOR FRUITLAND INSTITUTE.
L. S. Pace and N A. Melton acting for the committee to formulate
plans to raise funds for completing the administration building for
Fruiuand Institute made the following report which was adopted:
In view of the urgent need of funds to complete the Administration
building at Fruiuand Institute we recommend that the executive
committee of the Board of Trustees employ a man to visit the
churches and solicit funds until a sufficient amount has been secured.
On motion it was decided to appoint a committee of five to confer
with the Transylvania Association with reference to Associational
high school work, it having been explained by Rev. A. /. Justice that
there had been talk of cooperation along this line between the
TransyIvania and Carolina associations.
The cause of State missions was presented by Rev W. R. Brad
shaw, that of Home missions by Rev. J. c. Owen and that of Foreign
missions by Rev. James M. Justice, each being allowed thirty min
utes for discussion. Rev. A. I. Justice and j. o. Bell also discussed
missions.
On motion of Rev. R. N. Pratt the Association voted to leave with
the Executive Committee the matter of apportioning among the
churches mission funds to be raised.
On motion the three reports were adopted.
Adjournment was taken It 1890 p M