The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-19
TEE DISTRICT hppOIRTH..NIS
The Western Methods. Conference Ad-
joufnS to Heat In RiaStOn.
TEE CLOSING WORK OF TEE BODY
Church Statistics Read-Ordinations
and Dedicaticns-fsepor Received
Other Conference News.

vile, ordained seventeen persons to
be deacons and eight to be elders.
Sunday afternoon a new Metho-
dist church in South Asheyilie was
dedicated by Bishop Galloway. The
edifiee is large and beautiful, cost
Ing $500, and with its furnishings
| is the gift of Miss Matte v. John
ston, of that city.
10 the Conference the report of
the Sunday School Board showed
| that there are 615 schools, an in
| crease of 30; teachers and off GERS,
4,241, an increase of 300; pupils,
40,973, an increase of 1900; school
collections. $40. 224.
Two thousand five hundred dol
lars was appropriated to Trinity
smaller colleges.
The following were the appoint
ments made:
WINSTON DISTRICT.
P. J. Carraway, Presiding Elder.
Win ton, Centenary, s. B. Tur-
rentine
Burkhead and East Winston
Chapel. Ira Irwin.
Forsy tn circuit, A. ]. Burns.
Kef trrsville circuit, Fl. ]. Poe.
MAIDS circuit, A. z. Wiley.
Danbury circuit, J. C. Mock.
Stokes circuit, I. H. Pegram; S.
81. Helsabeck, supt.
Thomasville station, R. G.. Barrett.
Zion and Prospect circuit w. NJ.
Curtis.
Lexington station, T. A. Boone.
II idson circuit, W. NJ Boyles.
h Yadkin circuit, E. G.. Pussy.
n., Yadkin circuit, supplied
(by n. q. Wilmington.
GREENSBORO DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, John +. Brooks.
West Market, S. H. billiard.
Centenary, Solomon Pool.
Greensboro Circuit, ] A Bowles.
Reidsville, W. r. Ware
Wentworth Circuit, W. F. Womble
Summerfeld Circuit, j. T. Graves.
jamestown Circuit, J. T, Croker
Pleasant Garden Circuit, L. W. S.
Parker. NJ c. Fuller, supernumerary.
High Point, j. W. Jones.
Randleulap, e. w. Callahan. j. d.
Carpenter, .supernumaFary.
Asheboro, Parker Holmes.
Raniseur Circuit, j e. Woosly.
Randolph Circuit, W ". Bagbie, j.
S. Heitman. |. f. -kearns, supernu-
merary.
Uwharrie Circuit, r. S Alternately
Uwharrie Mission, " 81 Nelson
Trinity College, j. t. Croweli, Pres
ident, l.. ". Crawford, Professor.
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.
Mt. AIRY District, r. NJ. Hoyle,
P. E MT. Airy station, J. e Gay.
STATEWIDE District. j R Seroggs
P. E. Statesville station, J. f..
Page; Statesville circuit, R. S. " ebb
aud James Wilson.
ASHEvILLE District, J. FL. Wea
yer, +. E.-Asheviile-C Central church,
C. ". Byrd, j. S. Burnett; North
Asheville, e. D. Sheriff.; Riveside,
J. G. Troy; Bethel and College Street,
E. l.. Stamey.
FRANKLIN District, w r. Barnett,
P. E.-Frankhn station, d. 4. Co
man; Waynesviile station, P. L..
Grooma.
SHELBY District, T. W. Guthrie,
P. E.-Shelby station, j. E. Thonp-
son.
L u
P. E.-Chariotte, Tryon Street, ".
S. Cresy; Church Street, j. B. Car
penter.
SALISBURY District, J. J. Rem, P.
E.-Saiisbury station, W. 81. Leith;
Chesnut-Hi!l mission supplied by A.
L. COburn.
GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
There has been contributed for
missions during the year: Foreig n,
SO, 1872; domestic, 81. 325; church e1-
tension, ST ,6S5; education, $780,;
bishops fund, $l,2i5; assessed for
the Payne and Lane Institute for
colored preachers, $500; assessed for
home missions for the coming year,
$S, 600; amount distributed to Con-
ference claimants 10 past year,
81, 125; assessed for that use the
coming year, $1,000.
Total church membership, 59,03S;
baptized-infants, I,7l6; adults,
1,S40.