Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-10-14

Last week the Democrat carried a brief repor = IT. n povin0 aS
of the Car. Carolina Ii dnI ~ a fSe eDsdoat a6 Bs aboTld be b Of mt to
whole of Henderson county and a portion of Mcdowell and POLK
counties.
The Carolina Baptist Association met in thirty-ninth annual unoi ss1
sion n with the h s = Says sapuS 0nu''H . I ~
Tine h Modar "a Rev. A l. Justice, announced that Rev. +. n.
Pratt would deliver the Introductory sermon. fol9wing a Which h aey;
followed with prayer by Rev K z., ": c SHs OF % Rev. .s h MT tent Pratt
Rev Rev K. ". Cawthon moved that a committee on Digest of Church
Letters Lt rs be IA appointed pnsen and q that notion sas Tea pre4sf II IL and dg the Moderator % sp--
pointed the following committee: Rev. K. W. CaWthon- q. j. Lam
Oe In ana of the Moderator, Noah M. Ho1owen acted as temper
afT The Association. entered into its annual election of officers with
- Hoderator1Rev. A. I. Justice. reelected.
cerkNNoah M. HonOwen-
Historian-Rev. T. A. Drake, reelected.
COMMITTEES.
The Moderator announced the following committees:
Periodicals. Rev. "; ". Mari, H, 7. gnuansn p Williams
Rev. A. E. Brown, Rev. J: G; Owen. Rev; W: I: Beach, Ren .dGI
NR Rev E ". A : Morris re read the list q members q the Balf0ur church
Prayer by Rev, james NJ Justice.
"' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Song, I'VE Praise Thee; o2 God !. P = TEsEt6 by f a9 tbe : Al =; 5sf%n.
The Moderator instructed the CLERK to read COMM committees as follows:
State Msdons-R. n. Pratt, o. E. Kelly, ". ". Bagwe1l.
E H4Hs S5saens5N, : SsSsss v y $ 5 g5 ISs:t W; J B : Win.
Sunday seRooTI q D D. Ism D b. freeman Mt en- Thomas n Merre1i.
State Of churehe w: H Davis "a 81. J. 7 7. s Sales 6g..
Obituaries-H. r. Freeman, G. w. Morrison.
Union Meetings.. r. Liner, J. H. Johnson.
The Moderator appointed the following committees:
Time and Place. o. Bell. J. L. Whitaker. T. A. Drake, J. D.
Simpson, J. T. Sales.
Nominations for the Year.. B. Freeman. W. S. Shitle. N. A. Mel
ton, Harley Justuso H. r. Freeman.
$50 REPORT ON PERIODICALS.
Rev. W. W. MARI read the following report on Periodicals:
IS The Biblical Recorder has already entered upon its eighty-second
year as organ of the Baptist State Convention Of North Carolina.
During all the years it has sought to be true to its name and mission
in earnestly contendng for the faith once delivered to the Saints
and in giving information needful In our work Is well as unffytng
the brethren In all sections of our conventions thus bringing about
a cooperation that has meant much in the growth of the Kingdom.
It enables US to look upon the fields of opportunity and know our
duties. The Biblical Recorder has a peculiar claim upon our people
because it is the only paper directly under the control 1hfRe Baptist
State Convention and answerab1e to it in all things. We are morally
under obligation to support and make 1t under God what it should
be i'm the work of the Master at home and abroad.
- Again this Is a reading age and it behooves US to be on the alert
and watchful of what our people read. BLESSED is he that readeth
good literature" Our actions. are largely the result of the reading
breeding of crime and lawlessness. We earnestly ask the pastors
in this association to endeavor to place the Recorder in the homes
of our people, for it can never serve the cause as it should until
more widely read. ~nrAm-,.