Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-15
MADISON MAN IS
HONORED ONCE AGAIN


i>iNhdid l.. >oSuuQCl, VI ACdl
Red House, was reelected mod
orator of the BoOnes' Greek Bap-
tist Association for the third time
at the opening session of het och
annual meeting at the First Bap-
tist church i'll Winchester We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. Scudder
has been faithful member of
the association for 60 years.
Hon. ]. w. Swope, of Winches
ter, was elected assistant modera-
tor, and 5. ]. Conkwright, Win
chester, was reelected clerk.
Twenty-two churches in Clark,
Fayette, Madison, Estili, Powell
and Lee counties are represented
at the meeting which will con-
tinue through Tuesday. Calvary
Baptist church, of West Irvine
was admitted to membership in
the association and chosen as tho
place for the 1922 meeting.
Annual reports of the eighteen
churches were given i'll the letters
read at the morning session. at
which Rev. ]. W. Mahan. OF Beat
tyville, delivered the Introductory,
sermon.
The afternoon program includ-
ed reports on foreign missions,
from the messengers OF BOone's
Creek church; home missions.
messengers oi Union City church,
and state missions. messengers OF
Mt Olivet church. DIR. L. {. Ec-
ton, pastor Of Calvary Baptist
church. Lexington, preached Wed
nesday night in the First Baptist
church and DIR. j. w. Thompson,
of Georgetown College, at Cen
trail church.
The program for Thursday fol
lows:
Morning
devotional.
9:15-Denoininat Litera-
ture-by messengers from Ephe-
sus church.
9:3O-Reports on Kentucky
Baptist Hospitality messengers
from Central church.
Miscellaneous-Appointing OF
messengers to the Southern Bap-
tist Convention and messengers
to state and other conventions.
lO-Report on District Missions
by messengers from Provl-l
dence church. Estill county.
Report of District Evangelist
Rev. J. T. Turpin.
Report of Executive Board and
Treasurer.
Election OF new board and
treasurer.
11-Report OH Education-by
messengers FROM Bethlehem.
II l:30-Appointment of Histor-
ical Committee for Centennial
Year. 1928: Miscellaneous.
IL :45-Preaching.
12:45-Adjournment and all
nouncements.
Afternoon
1:15-Devotional.
2-Report of w. Nj. S.-bymes-
sengers from Providence church.
Clark county.
2:3O-Reports OH Sabbath
schools-by messengers from the
Beattyville church.
2:4S-ReportS OH Minister'S
Abby messengers from Kidd
vile church.
3-Laymen's Movement.
3:l5-Report ON Temperance
bv messengers from COrinth.
:5O-Reports of Committee on
Obituaries.
Announcement of committees
to report next year.
Miscellaneous.
Resolution of thanks; adjourn
ment.
Messengers from the various
churches are:
Corinth: William Henderson,
B. c. Fox, J. w. Grow, B. I. Fox,
Pierce Watts and Rev. S. n. Tay-
lor.
First Baptist church. Irvine: F.
X. Davidson, Rev. w. q. Potts,
Rev. p. N. Taylor, Charles Sug-
gins and Calvin Black.
Providence, Estill county: {. F.
Tharp, III. ID. Wise, Rev. J. T.
Turpin, Miss Bette Turpin.
Chester Street church, Irvine :
T. p. Edwards, Isaac Henry, Lew
Rawlins. Louis Neal.
Zion, Lee county: Ed Ray, Mrs.
Ed Ray, Miss Rhoda Branden
burg, Miss Mae Brandenburg.
Union City church, Madison
Richard Scudder, w. I. Olds,
Richard Park, Ralph Park and
Leslie Park.
Powell's Valley: Dan Upton,
Mrs Da., Tir,fosa A M Potts