H. W. Elliott, Stato Evangolist, reported a
a prospeious year's work. is
The following will show what
monoyhaB been raisod during tho
year:
Tniipctcd from Churches t 435 15
from Sunday Schools 3Uo 41
ynl ootcd
cSll?ctcd from aUcclfancous8omcca.. 4021 B5
8!,1 01
Total -
EvanKoliBts In tho field raised for self
$isu m
yor local woiW.. (J2.il) 1)0
Total0rnlscd7orKwtuVkyMta"o"iwI .. 1CUS8 74
Tho churches In Kentucky gate for utticr Ills-
slonary work
0SW M
Foreign Missions
n ..l. icuniiinLi .. .i.i. . - : -
""" 2004 M
(Uhurch extension ..
C. W.B. M 0 23
Totat.... .. ISS273 w
Grand total for organized missions In
Kentucky.-. . M1 03
Duriug iho year tho evangolisU in
tho field reported about ono thousand
now members added through
their labors. Thoro wero forty-nine
Sunday schools organized. Among
tho offlcora olected for the ensuing
year are :
W. S. Willis, Flemlngsburg, Presi
dent.
Geo. A. Millor, Covington, First
F, M. Tindor, Carllslo, Second Vice-President,
Bruco W. Trimblo, Mt. Sterling,
Secrotary
G. W. Waddy, Waddy, Assistant
Secrotary.
II. W. Elliott, Stato Evaugolist.
Tho next convention will bo hold
at Carlisle In August, 1900.
On WcdnoBday afternoon Rev. II
D. Clark, of this city, delivered a fine
address on "Entering into Other
Men's Labors."' Ho always receives
closo attention, and on this occasion
his friends, as usual, wore proud of
him.
Tho school at Morohcad waB re-'
ported us prosperous. The
on Mission Schools recommend
that this school "bo made an annex
of Kontuckv " University, If it can bo
done."
G. L. Wharton, who has been a
missionary in India for soventoon
year?, mado a vory intnrosting speech
telling of tho population, mission sta
tions, universities, colleges, etc., in
India.
Tlje atteudauco at theso conventions
was about four hundred visitors.
