The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-06
Mt. Moriah To Be
Host Church For
Transylvanians
Associational Meeting Will
Be Held There Wednes-
day and Thursday

BREVARD. Aug. 6.-(Speclal)
Several speakers Of note IN
Southern Baptist work VIII be
heard at the annual meeting 81
the Pennsylvania Baptist associa-
ton. which will convene in two
dav session at the Mount Moriah
Cherrytield, Baptist church, near
Brevard. Wednesday and Thurs
day. August 10 and II. The Rev.
Yancey c. Elliott, pastor Of the
Brevard Baptist church, modcr-
ator. will preside over the SEES
Sions.
Principal speakers on the first
days program will include: Mrs.
Edwin DoZier. returned mission
AIRY from Japan; Mrs. NJ. A. Hug
gins. of Raleigh. secretary OF
state missions: K. F. Terrell, OF
Raleigh. manager Of the Biblical
Recorder, who will speak on reli-
gious literature: Smith Hagaman,
Superintendent Of the Baptist hos
pital at Winson-Salem, speaking
in the interest Of the institution;
the Rev. Smoot Baker, pastor of
the Baptist church at Enka, who.
will be the main speaker at the
BTU. rally Wednesday night.
Included among the speakers
at Thursdays sessions will be: J..
l.. Morgan, of Raleigh, state Sun
day School secretary; DR.. Hoyt
Blackwell, president Of Mars Hill
college. on Christian education:
DR.. Walt \. Johnson. of Mars Hill
college. who will speak on "Our
Laymen:" Superintendent |. q.
Greer. Of the Thomasville Baptist
Olphanagc; the Rev. George Pen
nell, pastor of the Hendersonvllle
Baptist church, speaking OH
"Tcmperancc and Morals" the
Rev. Dumont Clark, Of West
AshevIle. of the religious depart
ment Of the Farmers Federation,
who will discuss the Lords Acre
Plan
Other interesting features on
Wednesday morning and after
noon programs will include the
sermon by the Rev. W. S. Price,
Jr.. pastor of the Pisgah Forest
Baptist church; devotional by the
Rev. NJ. +. Summey; W.M.U. re
ports, led by Mrs. NJ. c. Ship
man: cooperative program, Miss
SuSa Jordan; election Of Officers
as the main feature Of business
( transactions at the morning SEES
/ sion. At the afternoon service be
ginning at 80 o'clock. the Rev.
| {. s. Mccall will lead the deyo-
tionals. followed by Miss Helen
/ Henderson. on conditions of the
/ Churches;;" Randall J. Lyday, on
Religious Literature" F. Brown
| Carr on the Baptist Hospital. The
night service at s o'clock Will be
/ in charge of Hubert Batson, pres
! ident Of the BTU. featuring
| BTU. associational rally.
Thursday mornings program,
beginning at 9:15 o'clock, will
open with devotionals by j. Wal
ter Mcclure, followed by Claxtom
Henderson. discussing the Sunday
School work: J X. Henderson,
Christian Education; J. w. Mid
dleton. Our Laymen;' mis-
Sionary from RidgecreSt. Conclud-
ing the two-day session, the af-
ternoon program will include, in
addition to the other speakers
mentioned, reports by pastors fol
lowing the devotionals by J. Yates
Frady; Carl Allison, on the Bap-
fist Orphanage; Mrs. Alcovia Nc
Call. discussing Temperance and
Morals" and reports Of various
committees.
Officers of the Pennsylvania
Baptist association are: The Rev.
/ Yancey c. Elliott, moderator;
the Rev. VI. l.. L,wis. vice-moder-
ator; \. l.. Ponder, clerk; I. [.
Henderson. treasurer and histor-
ian: Claxton Henderson, associa-
tiodnal Sunday School superinten-
| dent.