Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-22

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Rer. J. c. Ellis of Arlington reportcd
that he had begun the year with q mem
Of 10
Rev, Il, +. Badgctt was not present
when his name was called. aud Nef. W.
=. Nclmsi presiding elder q rl,e district
reported for him that he Haul done excel
lent and productive work
Rev. e. Il, Gallagher reported ITO con.
VERSIONS 100 additions, 3 Sunday schools,
one ltlworth league collections of asses
mont " little In arrears.
ley. \. Long Of osccola reported no
coaersions, Go by confession Of faith and
70 by certificate, a net gain Of %; the
baptism Of i3 adults and II childrrn.
hev. j. II. Crockett reported III eon-
versions aud 10 accessiuns. the hap
tism Of IL children and 10 adults, His
assessments had b,eu paid IN full
Rev, J, r. Roscoe of Glen Rnse re-
ported % aocessions, Sunday schools,
and no Epwortl. league.
Rev. j. Il. Steele Of Granhury report
ed 80 members,
Rev. N. Nj. Sweet Of Loycdalc reported
o rrosperous year Il additions, and lu2
| conversions.
Rey. j. d. odum of Bristol reported so
| fcccssicns.
Rev j. NJ. Barcus of Vernon reported
/ 2 slight decrease in membership. the NUM-
bcr being 203. against IN last year,
Rev l.. q, Rogers. Of Harold. Nsporiod
an increase in membership, but an ar
re9rnge IN the collections OF assessments
Rev, j. X Hcnson. of seymour, re-
| ported - most excellent year and six
teen additions by profession Of fam.
Rev Thomas Duncan, of Kirkland. was
not present, and his presiding elder I'M
| tnrmcl the conference that 10 Was Mr.
| Duncan's desire TO he located. lie was
Rev s B. Ellis, Of whitney reported
q not gain OF sNty-thrcc IN member.
ship
Rev. j. u. Trimhc. Of Mqngum, was
the only one whose official character
| was not passed, When his name was
called Rev. VI. IL. Little, the presiding
elder of his district, arose aud said
in The year, but quit three of his apoiai;
mcnjsi turned them loose aud never did
80 back 60 them. ! could not induce him
TO 80 back and take M the work. -
those ihree appointments have been with,
| ont preaching, What preaching they had
was done by two pastors, whose services
secured for a prOuncied meeting,
do not know that his reasons were iusii-
fable. The first one WAS at White
| Flats, lie went M there early IN the
year, looked around little, preached
once AMI came back and reported that
hers that was worth looking after. 4
local preacher, who dropped In, had ten
acccssons there
Along IN March, think Il was he
went 10 Nlnngum. When he went into
the church ticrc was no ire and he
dismissed tlc congregation. saying he
would not punish tho ladies 10y keeping
them in the cold. Some unc remarked
that when he came again they would
lmve a fire, and make II very hot for
him, Brother Trimblc rctortod that Il
would be very cold day whom he re-
turned
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committee ON Investigation be appointed,
and the motion prevailed, but The COM
mittec waS not appointed NJ that time.
Sion, reported i5S conversions aud iGo
uccc'si9ns
a god year.
Rev. j. g. Miller. Of Amarillo, reported
country, and that about one.fourth Of
them remained
Rev j. A. Whittcn reported 200 con.
Rev. q. w Bruce, OF WcatherfoNl re-.
ported eighly-siX conversions aud tho col
lection Of al assessments.
ltey 9. w irwin. Of Sprinrtown. re-
ported forty conversions and thirty adj
ditions
hev. IL. II. Vaughan Of IackshOrn re-
ported three ryirnls. an Increase OF IL
in membership and % conversions
Rev. j. w. Montgomery of the Oak
: Glen circuit reported two Sunday
J schools and 100 scholars.
Rev. j, +, Bots of GAlcrnle re-
ported 249 members and 10 additions.
Rev. James -. Wilson Of the Lam,
pasns circuit reported a lair years work
3 and 40 conversions.
Rev NJ. Mills. Of Copperis Cave. re
, ported n total membership Of 200 nni
forty accessiDns
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