Church Quarterly Meeting and Field Reports at Pulaski
Pulaski.—With our director, Wm. H. Brown, I attended the quarterly meeting of the Pulaski church, Oct. 5 and 6. The meeting was well attended, and some matters over which there had been some feeling, through misunderstanding, were amicably adjusted, and our business meetings passed off harmoniously. It was unanimously voted that the Sabbath meeting should be held one-half the time at Pulaski and one-half at Pineville, in order to better accommodate the members of the church. Two were added to the church, and two delegates were chosen to our State Conference. Pineville.—I held two meetings at this place. On Thursday the Pulaski church met at Pineville. Bro. A. H. Hall was present. Three were baptized, two united with the church, and the ordinances were celebrated. The Lord came very near to his people, and we enjoyed a precious season. Goodenough District.—Held three meetings with the friends here. They are meeting strong opposition, and some have the tobacco habit to contend with; but all except three remain firm, and others are receiving the truth. We leave them in good spirits. Mannsville, Oct. 14.—In company with our director and Bro. Wilcox, I at-