Download

Download Full Text (6.1 MB)

Description

Gospel-Messenger-8-46-November-19-1897

On pages 2 and 3, James Albert Minton (later Judge Minton) (1862 -1952) replies to David Lipscomb's article in the Gospel Advocate regarding Minton's arguments in the Elam-Minton written debate held in the Gospel Advocate. Lipscomb refused to print Minton's reply to Lipscomb, so asks it be printed in the Gospel Messenger.

Kilby Ferguson notes that C. W. Sadler from Garden City, Mississippi, is to "take as much of my field as he can handle." Sadler is active in Mississippi as early as 1884. (Page 7.)

In editorials on page 8, M. F. Harmon passes the editorial mantle to J. M. Watson. Harmon states, "Only one thing has caused this change on my part, and that is my worn out and nervous condition."

On pages 10 and 11, William Henry Sandy reports on a proposed debate on baptism between F. B. Srygley and M. H. Honnell (Methodist).

Publication Date

11-19-1897

Publisher

Messenger Publishing Company

City

Nashville, Tennessee

Keywords

Kilby Ferguson, F. B. Srygley, M. H. Honnell, C. W. Sadler, David Lipscomb, Gospel Advocate, Judge James Albert Minton, Marion Franklin Harmon, Oscar Pendleton Spiegel, Nashville, Tennessee, Southern Stone-Campbell Congregations, Stone-Campbell Movement Periodicals, Messenger Publishing Company, Nashville, Tennessee, James Madison Watson

Gospel-Messenger-8-46-November-19-1897

Share

COinS