The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-20
THE METHODIST CHURCH.

THE METHODIST CHUKCH.
o1os1Ns :PRocEED1Nas OF TIE
SoUTH CAROLINA c0NFfhhScG'
NH. Appointments for the Ensuing
Year.
rpRoM OUR owN CORRESPONDENCE
ANDERSON, s. c., December II.
After religious services, conducted by Kew.
2 O. oliver, the Conference was opened In due
form by Bishop Paine. Sumter was selected as
tina slte for the session OF the next annual Con-
ference.
Rev. S. B. Jones was appointed to preach the
annual sermon before the under. graduates VI tno
Conference at Its next session.. 5000.
The committee on the Orphan Home reported,
and their report was adopted. the Orphan hop1e
has been located at Spartanourg. a oouatlon y
len thousand dollars has been made fr tne eleC-
tion of the home by Mrs. X. q. Oliver, anu Vesy
liberal contributions have been made during 'ne
wear for its support. KEYS. r. O. oliver anu j. d.
Q. Mckinney were appointed aggn no COMMITTEES ON
the Bible cause, submitted the report ol 'ne oon'
The chairman Of the joint board Of finance SUB
mitted his report, which was, on mouon, aaopteu.
The reporr gives the gratifying intelligence OF an
Increasing nberallty OF the church III us coneiS ~
lions for the superaunuated preachers, anu ~
the widows and orphans VI tWe ooes"'
ters Of the Conference. .mn+
Rev, /. A. c. Walker reported lot the commlt-
tae on education In reference TO Wcnord college.
The report shows the patronage or the college 70
Ia increasing, but recommends an assessment
for supplementing the salaries OF the FACULTY. Ine
same committee reported as 10 Colunola fenale
college, which was on motion adopted. me repoIs
recommendsL the immediate reopenlng OF the col
lepe. The came COMMITTEES reported as to CoKesou-
nv Conference School, which was declared to De IN
an, unususlly prosperous condition. Ine nh.
liamston Female College, under tn sI pT 1Sa comm, II.
rec to the conference as worthy OF tlelr pa
tronage.
II. 2. Wood, r. W. Barber, J. G. Davis and G.
b. Pooser, In addition to those ALREADY aoni''e.'
~ y a GonoIiy and 6. Y. Barnes were, on motion,
placed on the supernnmerary !lst x,,,o..
John watts was su~perannuated at his own re-
Conference adjourned with benediction.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Conference met according to adjournment.
Minutes of morning session read ana approved.
Allan McCorquedsle was superannuatea az ms w
reuueet. The committee on memoirs submitted
their report. Appropriate memorials OF tne laLe
Chas. Belts, A. l. Smith and O.. Thomasson were
read amid deep emotion In the Conference. -,
The appointments were announced, ana the
Conference adjourned with the bsnedlcuon.
The Appointments.
The following is the List Of appointments Of the
South Carolina Conference for the ensuing year,
as announced by Bishop Paine, on Tuesday eVe'
ming, viz:
CHARLESTON DIsrRIcT-w. r. NoUzoN, P. z.
Trinity and Oumberlsnd-G. b. Wells.
Bethel. T. Wtghtman.
Spring Street-K. d. Smart.
Berkeley Circuit-A. G. CAN'T.
st. Pauls Mission-To be supplied by J. Q. Bran.
Nvnreaa Crcnjt-W- Carson.
ST. Paul's Mission-To be supplied by 9. Smith.
Lower 81. Georges Circuit-A. R Danner.
Bsm6erg CIRCUIT. :; Kistler;
WATERFORD Clrcnit-B. @. Jones, q. B. Green.
Colleton Circuit-Thomas Raysor.
Allendale Circuit. E.: Wannamsker.
- Yemassee Circuit g. q Poser.
Black Swamp Circuit-M. l.. Banks
Vaudeville Misson-J. r. Coburn.
oRiNaEBURa DIsrRIcT-H. A.. C. WALKER, P. &.
Orangeburg Station-F. Aud.
Eastern Orange Oircuit-0. Wilson.
Provide ce Circuit-. q. Zimmerman.
ST. Matthew's Circuit-T. J. Clyde.
.Branchyille Circuit-D. J. Simmons.
.Edisto CircuitJ. L. siney, r. B. Tsrrant,
supernumerarv.
Willlston Circuit b. Massabeau.
Aiken Mission-G. ]. Grifaths.
Granttevine Mlssion-L. u. Loyal.
Upper Orange Circuit. s. Beas ey.
Upper 81. Matthew's Circult-J.J. Workman.
COLUMBIA DIsrRIcr-wM. MARTIN, F. E.
Washington Street-O. A. Darby.
Marion Street-W. D. Kirkland.
City Mission-To be supplied.
Columbia Circuits. P. b. Elwell.
Ht s Ro5s olEeuig-s; z; MSRaio; q
Fairfield Circuit: T. -KI!go, J. A. Clifton.
East Chester Circuit. n. Boyd.
Chester Circuit. W.. H1mbert,
:YorkyIlle station-A. ". walker.
- hNlr.1tt - Inhnunn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e
Lexington Circuit and Mission-J. Q. Miller.
Jeesvtl- Circuit and Mission-G. W. Gatlin.
Upper Edisto Mlsslon-To be supplied.
President Uolumbia Female colleges. B.
Jones.
Agent Columbia Female Colleges. a. Browne.
sUrrEa DIsrRIcT-w. a. FLEMING, P. L.
Srmter Station. II. Carlisle.
Sumter Circuit. A. Porter. One 10 be sup.
piled.
Bishopvile Circuits. J. Hill.
Camden Station-R. L. Harper.
Sanree Circuit-Thomas Mitchell.
Fulton Misslou-To be supplied by O. W. Fielder.
Manning Circuit. B. Platt.
.Lynchourg Circuit--L. n. Little and W. A..
Rogers.
Tmmonsville Clrcuit-L. Wood.
Darlington Circuit. B. Campbell and N. '.
: Cheraw Station-A. Coke Smith.
: Westdeld Creek Mission Simpson Jones.
: Chesterfield C1rcuit-A. Erwin.
Zoar Circuit and Lynch's Creek M~lssion-Sup-
pu6u Dy ~. a. flyleI.
Hanging Rock Circult-T. n. Munnerlyn.
Lancaster Station. r. Little
Belle Air Circuit. r. England.
MARION DISTRICT. ". 6ELLY, P. Z.
Marion Station-W. U. Power.
Marion Clrcuit-W. L. Psgues.
Buck Swamp Circuit-W. W. Jones and D.
Tiller.
Little Rock Olrcult-J. O. Stull.
Bennettsvtlle Oircuit-J. A Mood aud L. n.
Hamer.
North Marlboro Oircult-E. T. Hodges. r. R.
.Pegues, supernumerary.
Kingstree Circuit-A. Nettles.
Johnsonville Circuit. @. Russell.
Liberty Chapel Circuit-A. J. Stafford.
Lynch's Creek Ctrcuit-D. W. Scale.
Darlington Station-A. NJ. CRrtetzoerg.
Georgetown Statton-A. J. Stokes.
Bucksyille and Conwayboro'-O. u. Flshburn.
Conwayboro' Circuit and Mlssion-R. L. Dune
and A.. G. Mann.
Waccamaw circuit and Mlssion-w. Il. Kirten.
EPARyANBURG DIsTRICr-r. g. HsRBERr, P. 3.
- Spartanburg Statlon-O. 81. Prttchard.
Spartsnburg Circuit and MIssion-J. q. Crisp
Cherokee Olrcuts-To be supplied.
Rich Hill Ctrcutt-To be supplied by J. F. Smith.
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