Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-18

in Prominent City Churches-Close OF
the Conference.
The last session of the Pittsburgh Con-
ference, at the Emory NJ. E. Church, East
End, was held Monday.
Rev. G. w. Smith presided, while
Bishop Foss was closeted with the Pre-
siding Elders preparing appointments.
The report Of the Pittsburgh Christian
AdoOcate was read, showing decided in
crease financially. Total expenditures
during the year, $t9,0O2.7O; net gain,
So, 1929; total assests, $50, $50. 40, total
liabilities, $S6128 total subscription, 1O,.
725.
A spirited discussion took place about
the provision for education, in the Min
utes, some members asserting that two
columns ought TO be provided instead of
one This was at last agreed to.
A vote of appreciation was passed In
reference to the departure of Rev. A. IL.
Miller, who has been transferred TO, the
St. Louis Conference.
Rev. J. T. Riley made an additional re-
port from the Board of Stewards of 1920
that was received by the members of TIE
board since the committees last report,
made at the opening of Conference. II
was decided that tue money be dis
tIibuted 10 the superannuatcd ministers.
James If. MIL, &cKeesport district
Neviae Z Kable, Washington district
w. Il. Rodenbaugh Allegheny district,
and Jas. \. Younkins, Blairsville dis
trict, were elected travelling deacons.
1t wa, moved and seconded that DR..
w. w. Roup be continued on the super
numerary list. III. Reup then arose and
moved that his relations be changed to
effective, but the motion was lost. Then
on his motion he Was changed from the
supernumerary to the superannuated
list. Presiding Elder Johnson moved
that the relations of A. L. Kendall and
G. ". Miller, be changed from effective
to osupernumerary on account of old age
and i'll health, winch motion carried. DR..
JOSEPH norner was elec ed Treasurer of
the Conference for The sIsuing year by .
unanimous vote
sion were then r.a' and approved.
Bishop Foss ,hen took his position on
The minutes of Monday mornings ses-
the rostrum, and, after a brief speech to
.ie Con-. .l.,, ...a. .re fo,lovias ap-
pointments, which eNe.d for three
years
REV. T. N. EATON, Presiding Elder
Beaver, Pa.
Arch Str ct, F.EA Connor.
Buena Vista, W. Ii. Miller.
North Avenue, T. j. Leak.
North End and Evangelic, t. W. John
son.
Riverside w. j. Mead.
Simpson and Hoboken, supplied.
Union Church, A. p. Leonard.
Beaver, A. L. Petty.
Beaver Falls, NJ. j. Sloppy.
Bellevue, j. B. Risk.
Bridgewater, Vim. Cox.
Brownsville, supplied.
Butler, S. IL. Nesbit.
Craigsville, r. j. Mckee.
Emory, r. S. Ross.
Emsworth, S. G. Holmes.
Freedom, supplied.
Freeport, supplied.
Glendeld, D NJ. Hollister.
Harmony, Frank Prosser.
Homewood, VIM. Medley.
James, J. E. Kidney.
.Na'roua, VIM. Johnston.
Neville Island, j. w. Kessler.
New Brighton, w. B. Watkins.
Oakland, w. w. Hall.
Prospect, r. L. Hickman.
Rochester, w. B. Slease.
Salem and Franklin, ]. j. Davis.
sewickley, J. S. Bracken.
Springdale, Robert Hamilton.
Tarentum, J. b. Mitchell.
Tarentum Circuit, M. S. Kendig.
Union Centenary, j.. K. Beacon.
Unionville, G.. A. Sheets.
r. T. Taylor, President of Beaver Col.
lege, member of Beaver Quarterly Confer
ence.
A. L. Long, Professor in Robert Col
lege, Constantinople.
j. II. Miller, Professor in Allegheny
College, member of Bellevue Quarterly
Conference.
Mindo @. VulcheT, Missionary to Bul.
garia.
Blairsville District.
A. c. JOHNSTON. Presiding Elder.
Apollo d. J. Davis
Armagh, A. S. Hunter.
Blairsville, T. II. Woodring.
Bolivar, j. j. Hays.
Cokeville, A. E. Hustid,
Conemaugh, supplied.
Coopersdale, G. i. E. Cartwright,
Dayton, n. j. Armor.
Derry Station, w. A. Stewart.
Elderton, J. A. Youngkins.
Gallitzin, A. j. Cook
Greensburg, S. NJ. Bell.
Homer, j. j. Pershing.
Indiana, to be supplied.
Irwin, J. 4. Murray
Johnstown, First Church, II. L. Chap |
man.
Kittanning, ii. II. Pershing.
Latrobe, NJ. NJ. Sweeney.
Leechburg, =. G. Loughry.
Lgonier, S. p. Wolfe.
Livermore, supplied.
Mahoning, supplied.
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