SPRING HILL ASSOCIATION.
Operating south of Montgomery, was organized in 1874 by Brethren W. W. Lane, Lewis Witherspoon, George Jones, D. Carter, O. Blue, and others.
CHURCHES IN 1891.
- Pine Level Post Office—Spring Hill.
- Woodley—White Cloud.
- Center Point—Mt. Pleasant and Macedonia.
- Helicon—Mt. Gilead and Ramer.
- LeGrand—Little Roxanna.
- Snowdown—Snowdown Valley.
- Meadville—Pilgrim, Hickory Chapel, Galilee.
- Pine Level—Warrior Hill, Bethlehem, and Elizabeth.
- Shellhorn—Israel.
- Montgomery—Columbus Street Church, Baptist Lily.
- Fitzpatrick—Philadelphia, Mount Moriah.
- Woodley—Jerusalem.
- Chambers—Calvary.
MINISTERS.
Revs. S. Adams, T. Ervin, A. Garner, R. Borden, M. Jackson, F. Nichols, William Rollins, William Day, O. Blue, J. Mitchell, W. Mullens, D. S. Adams, I. Davis, John Smith, and E. M. Burkett.
Dr. A. J. Stokes, of Montgomery, has for several years been their moderator. In the session of 1891 they rejected the temperance report; but this year (1893) they vote by a large majority in favor of it. A few, however, claim that they “have a right” to use alcohol if they desire to do so. They have a membership of 5,000 or 6,000. A Rev. Mr. Pollard has been in their employ as missionary, so the writer is informed.