The Robesonian., 1918-06-13
CHURCH NEWS NOTES

VI1UNtH NEVO NUlEO
Series of Meetings Begins at First
Baptist Sunday.
AS has been stated in The Robeson-
ian, series of meetings will begin
at the First Baptist church Sunday.
The pastor. Rev. DR.. C. L. Greaves,
will be assisted by Rev. DR.. Geo. w.
Mcdaniel of the First Baptist church
Of Richmond. Va, who will arrive
Monday and will preach for the first
time Monday evening.
Quarterly Conference.
After the prayermeeting service at
Chestnut Street Methodist church last
evening the second quarterly confer
ence for the year was held by the
pastor, Rev. DR.. R. C. Beaman, acting
for Presiding Elder J. H. Hall, who
was prevented by sickness from hold
ing the meeting at the regular time.
Besides routine business, the follow
ing were elected delegates to the dis
trict conference, which will be held
at Raeford June 26, 27: and %: A. E.
White, j. A. Sharpe, E. L. Hamilton,
D. D. French; alternates-C. V.
Brown. c. B. Townsend, L. T. Town
send, N. P. Andrews. Mr.. w.. H.
Humphrey was appointed by the pas
tor to act on the board of stewards
during the absence of Mr.. B. H. Stan
sci, who has been drafted into army
service.
Rally Meeting For Young People s
Societies of the Presbyterian
Church. .'
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Rowland: June 1o;-Attend the one
in your district. Session opens 10
a. m. and closes 5 p. m. Intermis-
sion 1:30 to 2:SO for lunch.
Bring picnic lunch with you. Eve
ry society is asked to send a dele
gate. Where there is no society, the
church is urged to- send delegate.
We would be delighted to have every
Young person in Fayetteville presby-
terry at one Of these rallies.
Leaders, please arrange for auto
mobiles and bring as many as will
come.
! At Red Springs Tuesday. June 9Th,
for Scotland. Robson and Hole coun-
ties.
MRS. D. H. SHAW,
Secretary Young Peoples Work.
Presbyterian-Dr.. G. E. Moorehouse,
Pastor.
Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Sabbath school every Sabbath day
at $3.50 a. m. Glasses for all ages,
men, women and children.
There are more real pastors killed
by the Indifference of their people
| causing them to go heavily, like Paul
! when he left Athens, with broken
heart, than there are churches weak
ened by poor preaching.
Morning worship at II o'clock. Ser
mon theme: "Tares and Wheat.
Evening worship at $3.50. Sermon
| theme: "A Fruitful City Pastorate.'
| Mid-week service Wednesday at $3.50
p. m. Subject: "a study in the Book
of Psalms. We need the prayer ser
vice in these times of stress. Let
us make much Of the select service
of the church.
All Presbyterians and those who
have no regular church affiliation II
the city are cordially invited to share
| with US all the services Of this
church. All visitors spending the
weekend in the city will find wei
| come at this church.
The Robson Baptist Union Meeting
At Rennert, June ZS-ZS.
| Friday Forenoon.
II o'clock, Sermon by R. A.. Hedge
peth.
Friday Afternoon.
i Our Christian Duty toward the Sol
diers-J. M. Fleming. w. P. Barker:
Are our Evangelistic Method
Sound ?-I. P. Hedgepeth, r. N. Cash
we'll.
How may we prove that we are IL
quest Of both soul and life in ou
ministry Address by r. E. Powell
Saturday Forenoon.
How can we Develop Leaders IN ou
Churches "A. H. Porter, r. l.. Byre
The Church Covenant-L. E. Daley
L. E. Tyner.
, How Does the Christian Colleg
; Help those who do not become stu
: dents w. Lennon, G. L. Greaves.
Saturday Afternoon
5 Sermon by H. H. Honeycutt.
: Brethren on the program are carr
s estly requested to be present and t
: make careful preparation to speal
: Those who cannot be present WI
S please notify the undersigned.
Church clerks and pastors recel'
ing copy of this program will pleas
arrange to have their churches ele'
: and send messengers. Please al
i nounce the meeting in Sunday scho
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