March 1915 Presbyterian activities in New Orleans area
In March 1915 Dr. Fogartie will preach at Lakeview and Palmer Park churches, with a men’s union banquet planned for March 30 at the Hotel Grunewald. The Synod’s Worker Training Conference, set for Baton Rouge June 15, will use LSU facilities. New Iberia reports baptismal progress. New Orleans Presbytery approved church indebtedness and property moves, while Rev. A O Brown withdrew a controversial 1913 statement and sought to renew his commitment under presbytery guidance.
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New Orleans
Fogartie
Lakeview
Palmer Park
Presbyterian Men’s Union
Hotel Grunewald
Miss Roberts
Atlanta
Prytania Street
Synod
Presbyterian
C. O'N. Martindale
Clinton
Silliman Collegiate Institute
Baton Rouge
Hill
First Church
Louisiana State University
C. A. Hyland
Morgan City
Home Missions Committee
T. T. Williams
Nashville
Presbytery
Board of Domestic Misons
A. O. Brown
Brown
Presbyterians Split over Lafayette Church Dispute
The Presbyterian Church of the South dissolved to the Presbytery of Jefferson, with permission granted and a letter issued. The Lafayette church dispute was assigned to demand books and property from seceders, with legal action possible. Revs Fogartie Martindale and O N Martindale attended as corresponding members.
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Jefferson
Lafayette
Jas
E. Fogartie
D. D
C. O'N. Martindale
North Alabama
Louisiana
Alamance Area Presbyterial Notes and Church News
Almanac style notice from Alamance region with sermons, new members, a monument to Synod history, and plans for Pleasant Garden Presbyterian growth. Reports on Bethel and Knoxville Presbytery events, missionary fund drive urging $323,000, and ordination of Roy DeWitt Bachman with Soddy church installation to follow.
Mission Delegation From Mt Zion Harmony Presbytery
South Carolina report notes Mt Zion Harmony Presbytery sent a delegation of twenty two. The fragment outlines church missionary activity and participation, indicating a formal church delegation and organized outreach in the region.
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Mt. Zion, Harmony
To the Societies in the Nashville Presbyterial Realising the
To the Societies in the Nashville Presbyterial the text suggests a call to action and upcoming gatherings. It mentions organizing efforts, possible mission work and community outreach across the region. Names and dates are not clearly readable, but the tone is formal and ecclesiastical.
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Jesus Christ
Marie Crane Alford
Harmony Presbyterial
Nashville Presbyterial
Hillsboro prayer meeting yields generous pantry drive
After a February prayer meeting, the Hillsboro congregation presented the pastor's family with a large pantry gift. The act reflected charity and affection from the church, praised as an admirable selection of goods and a clever scheme. The Presbyterian Ministers' Association of the Rio Grande Valley met in McAllen January 29-31 with Rev. Doggett, Rev. Glasgow, Rev. Gammon, Rev. Moore present as members and Rev. Walace Clift visiting. Reports from valley churches showed progress despite adverse conditions. Dr. Doggett spoke on Dwight L. Moody and Mr. Gammon led a Bible study on God's Call to Gideon. (Continued on page 12.)
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Hillsboro
Presbyterian Ministers' Association of the
Rio Grande Valley
McAllen
M. W. Doggett
3. M. Glasgow
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New Iberia
M. R. Paradis
the Presbyterian OF the South
North Carolina
Whch
First Alamance
Second Alamance
Synod of North Carolina
Pleasant Garden
Southern Railway
Guilford County
Greensboro
Eggellent State High School
Methodist Episcopal
Alamance
Orange Presbytery
Carthage
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
Charlotte
Thornwell Orphanage
Elizabeth Caldwell
Summerville
8. C
Sprunt
Meeting Street
Charleston
Burgess
James Allan
Charleston, 8. C
Bethel Presbytery
Purity Presbyterian Church
R. Roy Brown
Alexander Martin
Rock Hill
F. G. Hartman
Great Falls
Washington, Ga
Presbyterian Church
Hartman
Yorkville
F. Ray Little
Allison
Foreign Mission Committee
Margaret McNeilly
Knoxville
First Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Roy DeWitt Bachman
George O. Bachman
St. Elmo
Tuscaloosa
Sodey Church
South Carolina
ROYAL
Texas
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