The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-21
APPOINTMENTS
MADE sy THE VIRGINIA mETHo
DIST CONFERENCE.


tendance Pre.eDf-Number ~ Reports
Read and Adepted-Hesoiatien. Pass
ed -AdJoarnmeD Sine Die.
The lat days session q the Conference
vas attended hy large congregation
Rev. s. 8. Clarke conaHc'.d the religious
services. and opened the exercises VII"
prayer.
Bishop Wilson again presided.
RESOLUTIONS % THANKs.
In the opcning Of the exercises. Rev. :. :.
Lambeth offered the following resolution.
which was adopted
R<soired. That The thanks Of this Con-
ference are hereby tcnfe-cd-
i. 10 tbe citizens Of Richmond ana
Manchester who have enteria aimed members
OF the Conference a. guests Tor their general
hospitality.
e.To an lines Of transportation which
have granted reduced rates
3. To the reporters of the daily papers
Tor their fall and accurate reports 81 our
4 To the secretaries for the efficient
discharge 81 the duties pertaining 70 their
Office.
have rendered their pulpits 70 our minis
tcrs.
RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO TIE ooNFFE.
TNCY.
The following resolution was then adopt
cd:
4. Reso1rcd. That the plan adopted 81
the Last annual Conference on Conference
Entertainments be- altered a. follows:
/. strike out the words IN section Of said
plan. ito select place ior me -eat u
The Conference" and insert the words "af-
Der the Conference has selected - next
place Of meeting"
,. In section tsfriko ont the words ''as soon
as uracticsble after selecting iDe place Of
which the conference snail Doe heid' aud u-
sert in due time" a..
3. ReS0frcd. That the chairman Of the
local committee. when the conference mas
meet. shall ~ charged with The dutf of OBJ
tanning the board bills from ilo hotels and
boarding houses Of The members entertain
cd. ana the treasurer 0l fne Joint board ~
finance shall pay over % him thc money cob
lected and be- shalt pay The same, aud when
said bills are paid send them % the treas
urer 70 be held toy him as vouchers.
j. Wiley BLEpsOE.
CHURCH EXTENSION.
The Board Of Church Extension reported
that they had under their consideration ap-
piicaiions tor aid amounting in The agzlc-
gate 10 $3.50. The amount al the disposal
Of the board was Sl5-j. Aiier carefully
considering the validity ~ the applications
the board distributed the m0nef ln hand ac-
cOrdng n the needs Of each among the Fa-
rious districts. a. spllOws.
Danville. $40: R1ndOlph-NacOn. s2y.
Iynchburg. Sl1j: Norfolk. slDy; Pcfersburz.
30: Charlottesville. $3.50; NufTcesD0rl.
ti0': Farmyille 500. Amounting in all %
1855.
wONEN's DEPARTMENT.
The following ladies were elected f9r The
vomen's depstmentN the church exten-
zion Of the Virginia Conference : >ecrctar- .
Mrs. Camille Christian. AZ Richmond /.
Treasurer, Mrs. 4. y. Winfree, of Lynch
burg. Va.
The following ladies were appointed
A. auxiliarles Mr-. Il. ". Anderson. Rich
mond: Miss Rosa shepherd, Charlottesville:
Mrs. Adam Nowl1u, ItucAuurZ, Mrs. q.
n. Heckey. Dautiile; Mrs. O.. ". Walker
Farnyille: Mrs.. J.. l.. Marks, PETERSBURG,
Miss Noyelia Dsrdeu. Murireesbore, Mr..
N. 4. Hudgins. Norfolk: Mr.. 81. /. Black
well, Raud0lph-Macon and Ar-. !. T..
Boggs.
REPORT 0F MEMORIALS.
The committee on memorial, NJ the Cen
rral Conference presented the following ff-
port, which was adopted.
The committee declined t0 recommend O.
the Conference 10 memorabilia the GenerH
Conference go establish book repositories af
The central points throughout our connec-
ton. and 70 organize e general system of
colportzge. as proposed by the sunday
school and coirUriHrr hoard.
p The committee declines tO recommend
fhi, Conference 10 memorable The General
Conference % establish in Our sunday
school and other publications the copies of
the APOSTLES Greed printed IN our ritual as
the form of baptism for those of rircr YEAR.
for the reasons contained boz the Wesleyan
caiechism. ~ asked By ". J. Adams.
Dr. j. William Jones was introduced o.
the Conference ana took seat on the rOs-
trum.
APPROPRIATIONS TO MISSIONS.
The appropriations % the Domestic Mis-
sion Board tor 1889 aud 'gl were as follows:
Richmond district, Sl.17j; Charlottesville
district, 81 400: Lynchhurg district. $3.50;
Dinyille district, $3.50; Farmyille district.
500: Petersburg district. s $50; Murfrees-
bOro district, $50; Norfolk district. $500:
Randolph-MacOn district, $40: EASTERN
Shore district. Si,3)). Total appropriations
amounting 10 SlO.350.
BOARD or MISSIONS.
The following gentlemen were appointed
upon the Board OF Missions for the ensun-
year;
Richmond district, ". .. Waerencr and
&. Anderson.
charlottesville district. W. j. Gregory
and J. O. sheppard.
Lynchburg district, NJ. 5. Watts and
Richard Pollard.
Danylie district, l.. Il. Betty and Jane.
L. Scheduled.
Farm,ilie district. >. Il. Griffith and F. T.
Crowder.
Petersburg district, james =. Twitiy and
J.. l.. Marks.
Murfreesboro district, Earnest stephens
and A. :. Dlrden.
R,ndolph-Nacan district, J. j. com
and ". I. Chandler.
l.. Neville.
Eastera shore di.fr.ct. So. J.. lar.s.iau
and Prank j. B9ggs.
FOREIGN kaD D0EE-Iic MISSIONS.
The following amounts were contributed
IN the C0nfereDce during tle 5eaF ~ foreign
missions. ln fhe clurcle-. kl3.1ls.fI: ir
the SUNDAY go hooIs. fs--t'. infll amount
sl3.SJ139. f1r domestic missions: ln
churches. s-93l.s6: in ruH4ay-schooi..
ssJ1.G5: total amount contributed. St.5flll.
REPORT OF rnE BOARD 0F Missions.
Rev. j. =. Twiify. the secretary of the
Mission Board. presented the report on tAe
Mission Board. which was adopted.
in the report the secretary stated that
there were seyentg-seYen places for preach
Ing embraced ia the home mission work.
There al present ,. as members; net gain
Of 2i members OYER last wear. There are
So Sund.N-schcoi-. with 81 officers and
teachers. and 1.O3j scholars.
The board adopted The following resolu-
lions.
]. Res0lred. That the presidngc der be re-
quesied 10 set apart "a day during the session
Of the District Conference for the consider
alton q the subject of missions. and have a
speci Al sermon PREACHED on missions.
.. Resolved. That all Of our preachers be
urged 20 preach on missions IN all their
congregations during the year.
3. Resolved. Tia. we recommend the cir
culati0n Of the Missionary Reporter and
Missionary Le0fef among our people
4. ResOitsd. That We rejoice IN the
success Of woman's work for women. and
recommend the organization OF societies
auxiliary to the Virginia Conference Wo-
mans Missionary Societs In an our charges
o. KesDired. That the Rosebud move
ment among the children. under tue leader
ship of ~tncie Larry" meets our heartfelt