Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
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..o1H cAaoLIaA CONFERENCE.
session OF The Con
This1 xrbe 4sethcdist EpiS-
faI church, south.
unutSGros. December /, 1919.
FIRST DAY.

rio Ihirfy-nltt III 'eesion VI
c,roliua Confert nee OF tn
s1 o. 81 Episcopal Church, Soutk
NJ n.d in the Front Street Metho
,'.t Chu4ch in this city today at .
d., t M, Bishop Holland N
w.rveire presiding.
A~ me Bishop gave out the HYMN
are we yet alive" which wal
-. .fter which the Bishop lead il
"'E A selection from the Scrip
P'' Romans XII, was read ; and
rrnn Amazing grace! how ~ee'
''s aun3 vas surg. A prayer by l.
W ,tbead. D D., olcssd the opening
" rh. ro,, Of the ministerial members
oraor 4 TO be called. The jour
having already published list II
Nh r,,,,rs AID their City residents,
..s nsrn~s are om'ttrd here ]
= q, motion, DR.. Crtvan Was elected
See cary. n 49,
p..ij;-g Elders be appointed a COM
...,.a +, pumnate he Standing com
...s. af IT,. Conf*reucH.
r. ! b. Bsb;itt moved that thu
.s,.....-.. ou Public worship consist
Nv, ". :. Bi.cls, ]. 2. Gibbs,
~ a,,lu. AID Capt. ] z. Lesgett.
M N. u. the Commiftee on Stand
70. ,g..,t;.ps WIS al owe d to retire
to rr. pare ii e.r report.
The b = If the Conferences was then
f1.d.
Moved by Rev. J. E. Mann. that the
bours Of the Conference ne fixed at 81
" for meeting, and II P. NJ. for adj
nurniBg. Carried.
The ). cr.t4ry read reso'n ion APP
,,iDting A committee inquire if She
ming Of the niDutt,s cannot COM
msr CO lmmediateIy, Instead Of being
deIaved so long after Conference.
Rev L. s. B1rkhead, D D., m yved
that coma tee of two from each
District be appointed 10 take in charge
tbc satject Of the approaching Cen
,annisl which motion Was carried, and
he selection If the committee ref9rred
to the Committee of Presiding Elders
% Startling cpm mittees.
Rev's W. H. Moore, II. Fl, Gibbons
and I. ". Gutbrie were appointed
Committee Oh Memoirs.
The roll of the Examining Commit
tees vas then called and vacancics
fDcd.
o. motion # R-v. J. B. Bobbitt.
lie tx mIrariop of character was Or
4. red to be Conducted with open doors.
Some conversation followed on the
suhievt Of ni"rks for reports.
Tie preachers were requested to
repu their ports in tuIl, so that
wren the question o. examination Of
elarac;cr va 1ra,l- d, they could each
rad his report wth,nt delay.
several an" cucrmeurs IF meetings
q cor mittt,s were made
Rev. J T. Harri~ stated that he had
lumber OF copies OF the Life and
s rmors of the late Rev. n. T. Red"
ad would furnish them TO any one
waiting them
rae poo eds of sales are for the
edaeation of the youngest child OF
BIO Red.
Rev. I. 4 Boon was appointed to
hle cIaaga If al collections for the
Publishing House and take subscrjp-
fOis to the Reoietc aud AdU0cate,
Te Bishop then called Question
2lh : Are h. preachers blnmeless III
life and official administration?
Erv JnlitS P Moore, p. E., of
tie RaIu;g.. District was called and
character passed, a. we're the follow
Tug Pres ding Elders
\ II. D Wileon, Greensboro dis
tic; X. D, Button, Salisbury district;
d, Adams. Fsy etteviile, dis
tie: f. \ Yates. Newberue district
W. ). B ac,-, Wilmington district
Bolt. G. Barrett. She By district; J. S
Nel-ou. Uaeriptta district; ,vm. Gloss,
Washington district; L L. H-ndren.
Hllisboro' district.
The Committee Of Presiding Elders
'den Presented the following as the or
ganlzatiOn 1T Standing committees
EdFcqti01--CItrical Fl L Hudson,
" Il Moore, " L Wood, ] r Griffith,
Sh"rrili, J P Wheeler. J sud
tord, T II Wood, . Y Hoyis; Icy: y
Scf"gg~, Ju~ sub *. t.. x 6 D,.uh,
Re Gr'NIrr', K l. Hurt IA CLARK.
F" i.-a:..J = Niece w Krrn"gay,
II G,'lju
Sajh"ta 5'rh1ot-C:,rica; il Rem,
L ;,e. 4, z l. L r. ..oa, J " WEeeles.
| 1t4T.'~, \ D Hett,,. T 4 B ,rpe, J
A'.or'i j II Wheeler. W II Cal,
Lay; Luther Bynun, fho, G Whita-
@f D y Car b Il Snm~ow. s f Dix
W = Dove, L Phillips. W J Parker.
me- 'rn'd-lt T 9 #ttI'ams.
b'ok& md Periodtcat8 -Cierical: =
afAafr. = Jenkins, 4 \ b, 81 am