The Presbyterian of the South : [combining the] Southwestern Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1909-1931, January 19, 1921, Image 13

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ministerial, relief bulletin.
(Continued from page 11.)
ilcrsonville, S. S. (1), $100; C. E.
$:?0; C. E. Soc. (1), $46.23; Oak
Soc. (1), $35; Montreat, S. S. (1),
Forest, M. Soc. (1), $1; Swannanoa
il), $15; Waynesville. W. M. Soc.
i 1), $17.50. Total, $1,303.86.
Grand total: 8 churches, $788.33;
Sabbath schools, $160; 16 societies,
$355.53. Total, $1,303.86.
Hoist on Presbytery: Previously re
ported, $371.23; Banners Elk, C. E.
Soc. (1), $10; Blount ville (1),
$54.99; Bristol, First 12), $524.18;
Bristol, Windsor Ave. (1), $5.25;
Soc. (1), $60; Cold Spring (1),
$45.55; L. M. Soc. (1), $20; Cross
nore (t), $10; Grassy Creek (1),
$2 2; Johnson City, First (1),
$171.3 0; Jonesboro, W. M. Soc. (1),
$6.25; Kingsport, First (1), $200;
W. M. Soc. (1), $38.50; Meadow
Creek (1), $20; Mitchell County
Home Mission Field (1), $5; Moores
burg. Int. S. S. Class (1), $10;
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Morrlstown, First (4), 1767.35;
Mossy Creek (4), $124.85; Newport,
S. S. (1). $51.66; C. E. Soc. (1),
$14.84; W. Aux. (2), $3.50; New
Providence (2), $183.75; Paperville
(1). $10; Pineola, S. S. (1), $12;
Rogersville (4), $179.15; S. S. (2),
$72.50; W. Aux. (1), $260; Russell
ville (1). $5; Rutledge (1), $39;
Spruce Pine (1), $8.83; Surgoinsville
(1), $5; Strawberry Plains (1),
$146.60. Total, $3,458.28.
Grand total: 24 churches, $2,
706.03; 6 Sabbath schools, $212.16;
14 societies, $540.09. Total, $3,
458.28.
Knoxvillo Presbytery: Previously
reported, $1,913.81; Cedar Springs,
S. S. (1), $25.55; W. Aux. (2),
$26.47; C. E. Soc. (1), $5.20; Girls'
M. Soc. (1), $5.06; Chattanooga,
First (5), $1,191.50; W. Aux. (3),
$170.30; Cleveland (1), $20; S. S.
(1), $50; Coal Creek. S. S. (1), $5;
Etowah (2), $8.40; Jellico, L. A.
Soc. (1), $30; KnoxviUe, Fifth Ave.
(2), $333.95; Business W. Circle
(1), $50; Knoxville, First (1), $5;
W. Aux. (6), $383.07; Lebanon (1),
$40; W. Soc. (1), $10; Lenoir City,
First (1), $10; Lookout Mountain
(1), $20; McCluer, S. S. (1), $30;
Madisonville (1), $20; Mars Hill (1),
$17.50; S. S. (1), $17.50; W. Soc.
(1), $30; L. M. Soc. (1), $10; Mid
dlesboro, First (3), $190; Mrs. W.
R. Pool's Class (1), $10; Mrs. Din
ger's S. S. Class (1), $1.23; C. E
Soc. (1), $5; Missionary Ridge, W.
Aux. (2), $20; Pineville, Moore
Mem'l (3), $132; W. Aux. (1), $20;
Soddy (I), $12.50; S. S. (1), $12.50.
Total, $4,831.54.
Grand total: 15 churches, $2,
912.76; 11 Sabbath schools, $255.38:
22 societies, $1,663.40. Total, $4,
831.54.
Total for Synod, $12,843.21.
Synod of Arkansas.
Arkansas Presbytery: Previously
reported, $1,781.18; Augusta (1),
$57.50; Batesville (4), $87.83;
Blytheville, Men's Bible Class,
$147.92; Woman's Bible Class (1),
$50; Conway (1), $21; S. S. (2),
$50; Cotton Plant. S. S. (1), $25;
Des Arc (2), $25; S. S. (1). $7;
Lad. Aux. (2), $18; Devalls Bluff
(1), $10; Garle (1), $45; Jonesboro,
First (2), $369.50; Little Rock, Cen
tral (3), $6; S. S. (1), $40; Little
Rock, First, Ladies' Aux. (2), $25.25;
Little Rock, Second (1), $200; Bible
Class of Mrs. M. E. Green (1), $10;
Little Rock, Westminster (1), $2.50;
S. S. (1), $2.50; Lonoke (1), $20;
Marianna (1), $410; S. S. (1), $25;
Lad. Aux. (1), $50; Worn. Aux. (1),
$?(>; Morrilton (1), $125; Newport,
First (2), $93.75; North Little Rock,
S. S. (2), Class No. 3, $10; Worn.
Aux. (2), $37; Mission S. S. (1);
Searcy (1), $77.24; S. S. (1), $11;
Lad. Aux. (1), $19.90; Walnut
Ridge (1), $9.55; S. S. (1). $6.87;
Worn. Aux. (2), $10; Wynne, S. S
(1), $10. Total. $3,996.49.
Grand total: 19 churches, $2,
797.96; 15 Sabbath schools, $499.88;
19 societies, $698.65. Total. $3.
996.49.
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Ouachita Presbytery: Previously
reported, $1,052.72; Arkadelphia
(1), $10; S. S. (1), $36.57; Worn.
Aux. (3), $25; Ashdown (1), $50;
Camden (1), $5; S. S. (2), $50;
Worn. Aux. (1), $50; DeQueen, First
(1), $107.95; Dobyville, S. S. (2).
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