The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-02
BETHEL MUST
RAISE 100000
OF DAPT|STFUND
Quotas For Counties For $500, 900
Allotted to Kentucky Are
Announced.


be raised by Kentucky Baptists il
the "Seventy-fve Million Baptist
Campaign" has been announced by
Prof. John L. Hill, general director
in charge of the campaign. The
geek Of November 80 to December
\ has been set for the big drive and
seventy-six Baptist Associations will
take part in the campaign.
In the apportionment, which was
made by the Baptist State Board Of
Missions, the Bethel Association is
called upon to raise $450,OO0. 1t is
estimated that there are 100000
Baptists in Kentucky, and a fair dis
tribution, it is thought, will enable
the campaign committee to Ego over
the top" during the weeks drive.
Rfof. Hill has named So associate
dirgetors, who will have charge Of
the campaign in their respective ter
ritories.
Directors and Allotments.
The apportionment for the seven
ty-six associations and the names of
the directors follows:
Allen-$21, 900; Baptist-E. M
Miller, Bondville, $4,000; Barren
River-Hebro Lawrence, Tompkins-
vile $4,000; Bell County,. R
Ware, Pineville, $4,000; Bethel
$3.50, 900; Blackford-Rev. j. H. Jar
Doe, Patesville, $4,000; Blood Riv-
er, W. T. Sledd, Murray $145,000
Boone's Creek Clayton Strobe Win.
chester, 100000; Bonneville, ST.,
900; Bracken-C. S. Kirk, Maysville
S62, 200; Breckenridge-W. G. Moor
man, Hardinsburg, $4,000; Camp
bell County-Rev. E. R. Mariner
Dayton, $40, 900; Central-T. D. Tap
Springfield, $4,000; ConcOrd-Rev
w. S. Coakley, Wheatland, $125,0O0; Il
Crittenden, $4,000; Cumberland
River $1,000; Daviess County-B. F
Siler, Greensboro, 100000; East
Lynn-Rev. Ernest Miller, Magnolia
$4,000; East Union-M. V. Siler,
Jellico, Tenn, $4,000; Edmondson
IL. G. Spillman, Smiths Grove, $14,-
900; Elkhorn-J. C. Hunt, Lexington
$500, 900; Enterprise-Rev. S. D.
Grumbles, Paintsville, $4,000
Franklin-W. S. Farmer, Frankfort
50 900; Freedom, $4,000; Casper
River, $4,000; Goose Creek, $4,000 !;
Goshen-Rev. w. c. Harrell, Clarkson,
$4,000; Graves County,. E. War
rem, Mayfeld, $4,000; Green Riv-
er, $1,000; Greenup-Rev. W. G.
Reeves, Ashland, $4,000; Greenville,
$1,000; Henry County-O. T. Van
Cleave, Smithfeld, $4,000; Irvine
$1,000; Landmark, $1,000; Laurel
River-Rev. H. L. Thornton, London,
$4,000; Liberty-Rev. w. P. Mer-
oney, Horse Cave, $4,000; Little
Bethel Prof. Harper Grafton, Mad
isonSille, 100000; Little River
$125.OOO; Logan COunty-Rev. w.
w. Payne, Franklin, $4,000; Long
Run, $500, 900; Lynn, $95, 900; Lynn
Camp, $1,000; Mountain Branch
Rev. I. H. Gabbard, Cow Greek, ST.
900; Mt. Zion Rev. E. F. Wright
williamsburg, 100000; Mullen
berg-T, o. Jones, Greenville, $780,
900; Nelson-ReH H. B. Wilhoyte,
Mt. Washington, $4,000; North
Bend-Orie S. Ware, Covington
500, 900; North Concord, B. E. Park
err, Barbourville, $4,000; Ohio Coun
fy-Rev. D. Edgar Allen, Beaver
Dam, SIS, 1000; Ohio River-Judge H.
F. Green, Smithland, $4,000; Ohio
Valley-Rev. Don Q. Smith, Hender-
son, $225,000; Oneida, $1,000; Ow-
en-Rev. W. S. Shearer, Monterey
SAC, 900; Pulaski County, D. E. Den
ton, Somerset, $4,000; Rockcastle-
]. ]. Painter, Stanford, 100000; Rus
sell County-$S,OOO; Russell Creek
Rev. w. w. Horner, .Greensburg
$4,000; Salem-Guy A. Hardin:
Brandenburg, $4,000; Severn's Val
ley. A. Faurest, Elizabethtown.
$4,000; Shelby County-Dr. S.
LsWry Beard, Shelbyville, $4,000;
Sin1pson-E. L. Gillespie, Franklin.
sos, 900; South District-Judge j. T.
Wilson, Harrodsburg, 100000;
South Kentucky, $4,000; South I'm
ion, $1,000; Stockton's Valley, ST.
900; Sulphur Fork, $4,000; Tate's
Creek-Rev. C. S. Ellis, Paint Lick,
100000; Ten Mile. M. Powers,
Verona, $4,000; Three Forks-The
Rev. A. E. Petrey, Whitesburg, 3d.
600; Union-C. M. Jewett, Cynthi-
aRa,, $4,000; Upper Cumberland
FtD. Perkins, Harlan, $1,000; War
ren-Prof. ]. S. Dickey, Bowling
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