The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-13
Bennettsville Circuit, w. S. Martin.
Brightsville, P. A. Murray.
North Marlboro, Tohn Manning,

Bennettsville Circuit, w. S. Martin.
Brightsyille, P. A. Murray.
North Marlboro, John Manning.
oRANGEBURe DISTRICT.
J. ". Dickson, Presiding Elder.
Orangeburg Station, c. B. Smith; T. E.
Wannamaker, supply.
Orangeburg Circuit, c. H. Clyde.
Lower St. Matthewe's, 7. Raysor.
Providence, J. K. McKain.
Branchville, B. NJ. Grier.
South Branchville, E. NJ. McKissick.
Bsmberg, J. w. Elkins.
Denmark, R. H. Jones.
Barrwell, R c. Mercy.
South Aiken, supplied by J. n. Wright.
Blackville, A. n. Brunson.
Boiling Springs, W. E. Virgins.
Upper Edisto. supplied by J. c. Abney;
NJ. N. Ferguson, supply.
Orange, L. S. Bellinger.
Edisto, A. J. Cauthen, Jr.
sPARrANBURG DISTRICT.
J. M. Boyd, Presiding Elder.
Spartanburg: Central Church, w. A.
Rogers.
Bethel and Duncan, E. B. Loyless;
J. F. Smith, supply.
Union, T. E. Morris.
Cherokee, J. NJ. Friday; E. L. Archer,
supply.
Santuc, ". E, Barrie,
Whitmire, S. T. Blacknan.
Jouesville, J. S. Porter.
Kelton, G. E. Clarkson.
Gafney, G. NJ. Boyd.
Laurens, W. J. Herbert.
North La"rens, J. w. Shell.
Enoree, W. H. Miller.
Clinton, n. B. Clarksou.
Belmont, d. P, Boyd.
Campobello, D. A. Phillips.
Pacolet, J. L. Siaey.
Clifton, J. L. Harley.
Woford College, John c. Kilgo, Pro-
fessor and Agent.
SUMTER DISTRICT.
w. c. Power, Presiding Elder.
Sumter Station, J. W. Daniel.
Sumter City Mission, T. 6. Herbert, Jr
Sumter Circuit, T. ]. White.
Manning Station, n. NJ. Wood.
Jordan Circuit, R a. Few.
Santee Circuit, c. w. Creighton.
Foreston Circuit, E. H. Reckham.
New Zion, J. c, Davis. ... ....
Lynchburg, o. A. Darby.
Oswego, G. T. D. Mcleod.
Bishopyille Station, T. N. Dent.
Bethany Circuit, ]. P. Attaway.
Hanging Rock, ], E. Mahafey,
Srnithville Circuit, Peter Stokes.
Camden Station, M. L. Carlisle.
Wateree Circuit, supplied by S. D.
Daley.
Rich1and, J. W. Nee1ey.
Wedgefeld, J. c. Chandler.
Conference Colporteur, J.. c. Chandler.
Transferred, F. NJ. Talten to Baltimore
Conference.
sUPERANNUATEp.
3. P. Franks, s. 4eard, ]. H. Carlisle,
Sid H. Browne, VIM. Carsons, r. 1,
pufie, W. c. Patterson, L. Il. Hamer,
NJ A. Connolly, L. c. Loyal, F. Aud,
John A. Wood, A. w. Walker, ], ],
Neville, ]. ]. NeWber.y, A. H. Lester,
John A. Porter, D. W. Soule, Simpson
Jones, W. W. Mood, ]. ]. Workman,
4. H. Chrietzherg, w. T. Cspers, J. G.
Rissell, J.. A. Mood, W. A. Clarke, A. NJ,
Banks, G. W. Gatlin and A. W. Jackson.
DELEGATES TO GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Clerical delegates-w D. kirkland, R. N. Wells,
S. B. Jones, J. o, Wilson J. c. Kllgo, S. Lander,
J, A. Clifton,
Clerical alternates-s: A: Weber, ]. W. Dickson
T.G. Herbert, T, J. Clyde, W. 2, Richardson.
1t took a half dozen ballots for the laymen to
complete their delegation, which Is as follows:
Lay delegates DIR. J. H. Carlisle, DR.. II. BaeT,
Major D. r. Duncan, Prof L. B. Haynes, the Hon
H. H. Newton, R. o. Purdy, Prof. E. 3. Craig
head. III
Lay alternates-R. ". Major, J. F. Lyon, II. J.
Judy J. D. Edison, W. N. Connor.
Columbia, Florence, Laurens and Rock Hill
asked for the next session of the Conference
Lcureus was elected.
THEY WILL NOT DIVIDE.
The South Carolina Conference is a very large
body, and the question Of division of its terrific
~ into two conferences has beep talked of fol
some tirne. There being about three hundred anc
| fifty members in actual attendance upon the an
nual sessions Of the body, besides numerou:
| friends and visitors, only the large towns ant
cities can provide for the entertainment of ths
| conference. To-day the Rev. Sidi n. Brown witt
several others offered suitable resolutions looking
1 to the division. After short debate the confer
ence by an overwhelming majority refused t.
: re territory