The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-04-06

Rev. u. Edwards, D. D.. P. E. Of
the Columbia district arrived Satur-
day the "a inst In interest OF the
Second quarterly conference. The DR..
was met at the station by Master Will
liam Church. DR.. Edwards spent
from Saturday until Sunday morning,
the invited guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Church. The A. NJ. E. Sunday
school had a large attendance Sunday.
Rev. G. R. Norman, our most excellent
pastor introduced DR.. Edwards to this
school. He gave encouraging words
and interesting thoughts. Sunday was
a high day in Zion for old Clayborn
Chaple, the little town was Hooded
with visitors, both white and colored.
At IL a. m. the P. d. filled the pulpit
for Rev. Norman and preached a most
excellent sermon to an unusual large
audience. Amens were heard from.
all parts of the audience, either in eX-
pressions of words or in tears OF joy.
At the close of the IL o'clock sermon,
an after collection was taken for Tur-
ner College. A nice sum was raised.
The pastor and P. E. expressed them
selves as being highly pleased with the
same. At p. m, Rev. Norman favor
ed his members, congregation and
friends with the pleasure of seeing
and hearing the great evangelist OF Ky
Rev. w. ]. Horny,-D. D.. white) who
has conducted revival for Rev. W..
o. Lorgin, D. D., OF this place for the
last two weeks. At p. M, the wait
ing congregation was released when
DR.. w. ]. Horny arrived accompanied
by Rev. W. o. Lorgin, D. D., of this
place. Rev. ]. S. Henley, D. d., Evange-
list of Mt. Pleasant, and multitude
of his followers who came In their
cars and coming from far and near
to hear DR.. Horney. Rev. Norman as
master of cerimonies after some pre-
liminary remarks by the pastor. DR..
|. ]. Edwards lined the first hymn, and
Are We Yet A Live etc. Prayer
by Rev. w. o. Lorgin. D. D., (white)
pastor of this place second hymn
lined by Rev. G. R. Norman. Second
prayer by Rev. ]. S. Henly, d. D., Mt
Pleasant Rev. Horney was introduced
for the speaker of the hour Who ask
the audience to bow with him in
sentence prayer. He chose for a tex
John the Sth chapter and seth verse
If the son therefore snail make vol
free We shall be free indeed. DR.
Horny held the audience spellbound
His discourse will live long in thu
hearts and minds of all who heart
, him. At the closing an old fashion
!, hand shake was held. Rev. Norman
! DR.. Edwards and members take thi
method to thank the white friends TO
their presence and for their eXcellen
., donation was indeed pleased to hay
them with US. At night DR.. Edward
, preached a gospel discourse, he chos
for a text, st, John TIA. And tn
, word was made flesh and dwelt anon
; us. At the close Of the sermon a
invertation was extended to the sir
, ners to come forth and unite wit
the A. M. E. Church. Monday nigh
. the Quarterly Conference was helC
: After devotional exercises by tn
, Presiding Elder, the business part o
the conference was taken up. Rev
Norman with his faithful armorbeal
was ready to report. Said report wa
received and adopted. Said repor
showed that two loyal members ha
been called from labor to reward
After which memorial services wer
held. The pastor and Presiding Eide
e expressed themselves as being higf
:, ly pleased with the faithfulness of tn
Il members. The Conference was goot
!, Rev. Norman and DR.. Edwards, NJ
Church, were the invited guest of Nj
= and Mrs. Gee Tucker Monday, tn
J. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ross, Miss Willi
L table was beautifully decorated wit
e the choice flowers of the season. Mr.
u A. NJ. Russell assisted the Miss A
S CUSTER Tucker in serving the guest
p A six course repass was had.
u Reporter, Mrs. A. M. Russell.