Jl Oak street A. M. E. Zion Cl
Rev. C. W. Winfield, Pastor, g
at 11 A. M., S:30 V. H. and
Sunday School at 9 A. JB. S
tendent, Rev. J, P. Evans; Set
J. M. B. Holmes, Esq.
- Chestnut St Zion A. M. £.(
Syracuse, N. Y.—Rev. Jaa. E,
pastor. * Services at 10:30, .lfe
7:30, Services on Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings at 7:46 P. M S. &
3:16 P.M. Seats free.
Union street E.£&urch—
Rev. C. H. Collins, Pastor. .Services at
11 A.M., 3:30 P. M. and 8 P. II.
Sabbath .School at 3 A. M.
First Baptist Church Harrison
street-^Eev. —r—- ——ay Pastor.
Services at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Sunday School at 9 A. M. Spencer
Green Suneriateadeirt
pilfieU BajitiSl CWAPerry,
street-^Bey.; H«nry Williaml, Jr.,
Pa^r. .^^tUA.E-md^
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.. i aim xs&ptist onurcn, xvock str66v—;
BevJ'H. W. Dickerson^Pastor. Ser
; l®* All the
holdservicesat
Ministers of th
Lions visiting t
invited to after
Our white Cl
»vith Tegular Pi
services on Sa
NOTICE! MOTICEl
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As we enter upon a NeW-Jl^ar we
deem, it necessary to change the figures
oi the indebtedness of the outfit from
the original $1,0^ %o th$ amount now
due $756, Feeling v€^^gr*tefiil to
those whose names have' appeared in
the St All. as helped: as
Olinton’s
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ANNUAL
Bwdr J. P
Monroe, IK €., on thy£toffie&am
.in November, t
Bishop J. J.
(jotyerence -r*
Presiding.
2d Wednesday in January, 1885, at
Ponchatoolar, La.
Bishop LOMAX,
Presiding.
Florida Qmjermce—Meets at Jack
sonville, on the 3rd Weda^aday in Feb.
Bp. J. J. Moobi,
The California conference m«
on the: fceond Wednesd
June, 18S5,at 10 pm-Biahop
1 know that the hands of the
Will crown him With his r
BISHOP HOOD'S APPOINTMENTS 1
Sunday, September 28th, Knoxville
Tenn; l’;
Wednesday, October lBt to 8th,
Maryville, Teno, at conference.
Address from August 14th to 17th,
September 25th to October 4th,
Maryville, Tenn.
October 5th to 13th, Fayetteville,
N C. i
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Letters from the East should be
mailed at least four dayB ahead of the
latent d*U given. .
BISHOP LOMAX’S APPOINTMENTS.
The fbliowin are the appointments
of Bishop T. If. Lomax for the West;
Alabama and North Carolina confer*
enee district:
Newbeme, September 217th 4#? tbn
30th.
Wilmington, N C, SeptSnberjldth.'
Goldsboro, N C, September 21st.
Newbeme, N Q, September 27th to
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Notice.
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The Genoord District Conference
will convene at Third Creek Rowan
county on the 24th, of October, at 10
o’clock a. m. Now dear brethren We
hope each one will have collected the
entire cento by that time, as > wt
Want to go above our figures of last
year. The conference and scholar
ship foods must be •6pUeCted.<* Also
all the beck salary of the P, E. will
be brought up. Eieh minister i
take notice of the members the da;
school on his circuit, and by whom
taught. J. A. Tylee, P. E.
0pr%,
Notice.
WMiMm
Xo the Vice Presidents of the Ladies
Home and Foreign Missionary St*
> eiety of the Zion church.
There will be a meeting of the L.
A F. Ml S. 1 at Pet^bur&Va*,
October 16, 1884: The Vice Presi
dents arer Requested ' to
Mrs. 1,019,
18th street, Washington, B.'^before
that time.
The Vice President witt ideas* fbe
effete* inform ^I SfjSntoy^if'
there jfe any change in»their adrress
m
Seoritia^r
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5tH DZSTBICT.
PMJ^lph** *Pd Baltimore, Ken
tueky, East Tennessee,East Alabama,
and California, Bishop J. W. Hopd.
June 1st, 1886.
Bishop Jones will go, to the second
district, Bishop Moorato tfcft third,
Bishop Thompson to the fourth, Bij&«
op Lomax to the Fifth, and Bishop
Hood to thirst.
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Notice I
I hereby notify the ministers of’
the South Carolina conference that I
have appointed Elder I. C. Clinton
as conference stew ard, until the sitting
of the Annual Conference, revoking
the letter addressed to Elder Kilh
The W^idgton J^rict conference
will convene on the 8th and 9thofOc-»
at Smith villa.Each circuit and ' star
tion is expected to bring the sum of two;
dollars to>defi-ay the «xpen3feSof the
SSS.r.E/ISti-A
ministers and preachers,Arei expected
to cOnte preoared to make their reports; '
QQNPEREftCE St&WftRD’S KOBCE.
IViiJSON,: N.0., August 13.
Dear Brethren,—-!- issue this cirou- *
lar to call your attention to to&tt&s of
tho utmost irofiortan^ Jto> «8 as mew
bow oftl*e Nortb earolma co^toceL ;
months gbne, and we voted at the last* *
conference io raise $300 for1 mission
purposes, $100&rour member at Zion
Wesley Institute. ani};it200^1 forthe '
jnMk' ^ ’
175 toeaoh presiding elderYdiatrict
Ihi» divided .into circuits and stations
iritftoakeit W'W^^toh^ministel'
in charge to raise and forward to the
rn^tb whit*
only GdUabaro.totd^hrborp has wm* ;
plied, *nd the last ;n*fittotfotf ithe
aenpral wnferenM ordered that we
collect and forward thp general fond a
monthly.' I received"' a letter^from .
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