The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-08

tendance Of Visitors Expected.
Tho twenty-sixth session of the Balti-
moro Annual Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South will con-
vene in Greene Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church South, of this city,
next Wednesday morning at o'clock
Bishop E. r. Hendricks will preside,
and the conference will be composed of
over 200 ministers and about fifty lay
delegates.
The territory OF the conference en-
braLes large part OF Southwest Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania. Washington and Balti-
moro are the largest cities OF the con-
ference. This is one of the largest con-
ferences of the Southern Methodist
Church. Besides the members of the
Conference there will be large num-
Der of visitors in attendance, and Roa-
noke will be full of strangers.
Among the prominent dignitaries of
the church who will visit the conference
are Rev. DR.. Wilbur F. Fillett, dean of
the theological department of Wander
biit University, Rev. DR.. Potter, mis-
sionary secretary, and Rev. DR.. Morri-
Il.
Tho sessions of the conference will be
held in the auditorium of tho church
from till ~ o'clock.
The afternoon will be taken up with
committee meetings, and religious SER
vices will be held at night. The con-
ference will not adjourn till Monday
night or Tuesday morning.
There will be Sunday-school mass
meeting next Sunday afternoon, when
the schools will be addressed by the
bishop and other prominent ministers.
The bishop will preach at Greene
memorial Church Sunday morning and
will ordain the deacons.
Charles Shipley, Esq, of Baltimore,
treasurer Of tho conference board of
missions, arrived in the city last even
number Of tho members of the confer
ence will arrive tomorrow, and nearly
all Of them will be hero Tuesday even
ing, when the opening sermon will be
preached by Rev. j. =. Stump, of Moor
field, w. Va.
Tho following is the names of the
members of the conference, with their
homes during the session:
Fishburne, T. T., Sol Patterson avenue sw.,
ll,!shop Z; I. Hendrix, g. J. Dlggs, NJ. L.
Andrews. j. b.. S37 First avenue sw., Revs. ].
a. Anderson, II. a. Brown.
Andrews re Nv w. K go Third avenue sw Rows.
Arlington, Mrs. b., 545 Sixth avenue sw., Revs.
+: a. Mercer, G. d. T. Collins.
Anderson; Mrs. II. j., lob Jefferson street s.,
Ammon, G. W, Patterson avenue sw., L. ]:
williams, Rev: K. 5. Cunningham.
Adams, r. b., 5l5 Seventh avenue sw., Rov. w.
f. Miller. james Cox.
Boyd; Rev. s. H., 1873 Fourth avenue sw., Revs.
Thos. HOskinson.
Buchanan, Rev. 9: H, ale Fourth avenue sw.,
cy New Ha. Mn W W. W. "a Ar Kern Mai j.
Bcnnctt, Mrs. G. L., 800 Fourth avenue sw.,
pd heT: c; Nv W STUMP Ip,. d. w :,
r, Dorsey, a. r. Bond.
Ffn tGrggs CORNER rn Fourth ayenne and
H. s. Marpcr, j. IT, HE Temple, j. 'A@%H ". Tongue
Browning, f. r., 543 Fifth avenue sw., Rev. S.
= avenue sw., Rev; N. i. Hall. ~
Revs. +. Il. Griihth. j. W. Grub a'' s~'
Beamer, Mrs. II. NJ, il0 Fifth avenue NV, Rev.
- Z. l.. kennard, j X. hardwood.
Joyce, j. n. Hank, W. Ii. ii. Joyce
Bateman; Mrs. T. e., Eighth avenue sw.. Rev.
streets sw., Rcvs. w. ii. Caring. T.. Fox.
BLACKWELL, Mrs, %U Eighth avenue &C., Rev. G.
Bernard j. D., ALP Third avenue me-, Rev. G. 0.
Holman. Fuller BERNARD.
Brown, +. W, 3oi Seventh avenue sw, Thos
Dandy, II. L., Eighth avenue sw., Rev. c.. a.
Scanland, q. l.. Ray
Britt, q. p, Vinton, Rev. j. X. Gilbert
Cooke, Mrs. L. H., corner Ninth avenue and
First street &C.. Revs. B. w. Bond, J. N. Me
Clcmmcr, j. H.. 407 Fourth avenue me-, Rov. It.
G. hewitt. G. III. Harrisburg.
Comport, Wm.. FOL First avenue NV, Rcvs. t.
Campbell Rev. w. C.. 3,4 Fourth avenue sw
Revs. j. 7. Stump, 9. X. Milcian.
Christian, Mrs. A. G., 3lt Eleventh avenue sw.,
Cash. S. b., BIZ Fourth avenue sw., Revs. j. T..
=, Armstrong, g.. 7. Tyler.
Canaday, Dr. G. G.. III Eighth avenue ' s wv Rcy
Greasy, II. NJ, 3O5 Eighth avenue sw.. Rev. H.
Camper, J. W., 4l6 Fifth avenue sw., Rev. o. F.
Burgess, ~. X. McNeer.
Crozier, Mrs. t. W., a4s Fourth avenue sw., j.
budding, Miss f. A.. $50 Shenandoah avenue
ne, heys. W; W Watts, L. IL. Graybill, J. L.
Daniels, II. NJ, $40 Jefferson street Sc, Revs. c.
d. Harris, c. S. Stanton.
Engleby, Thos:, at J. w, Snider's, 4s5 Third
Engleby, John, 3}s Third avenue sw., Kcvs. w.
G. Eggloston, H. W. Kinzer.
s. X. Cox Geo. II. Hill.
Evans, o. p, 526 Sixth avenue sw., e. b. Pret-
lyman, Rev. w. NJ. Waters.
Fishburne, II. H., 7lS Third avenue sw.. Rows.
J; L. Henderson. w; 4. Sites.
Fishburnc; j; A.; 7l4 Third avenue sw w. S.
Flaherty, j. W., 6is First avenue NV. Rev. a.
Q. Flahcrty. j. G.. Mathepey.
Follansbee, Frank, 3l4 Jefferson street H., Rev.
franklin Mrs j. T., 1888 Third avenue sw., Rev.
Flippo. DR.. o. F., Baptist parsonage, 40 Third
street sw., Rev. w. }. Young, DIR. w. X.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. p. go Eighth avenue &c., Rev.