Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

n' -,sss annual conference was
~ q. /, order at 3 o'clock this morn
I, bishop X. X. Hargrove. The
s.,r,s lesson. Psalm %. was read
| Ri psy E. L. Armstrong and hymn
=, -Jesus We Look to Thee"
.gnr by the conference. after
4. Rsy. Armstrong led in prayer.
:. minutes OF Mondays session
,.ad corrected and approved.
- George S. Wyatt moved the
s...ce Of ]. s. McCarver TO the
I-.It,se for the superannuated rela-
n 4. L. Armstrong was referred
Ians committee.
s.hop Hargrove read the following
~ as transfers TO his conference.
,y ". b. Andrews, James Camp
l. A. whitehurst, Samuel Gay,
| \ Hayes. A. $. Van zandt, C. Y.
.s.y, ]. N. Crutchheld. ]. II. Brass
". Spence. w. w. Dorlnan. w.
cvckett, w. d. Robinson. l.. l..
.,sy. E. u. Cameron, q. II. Hodges,
| " Wlnborne.
~ rt2ort OF the statistical secre-
X vas made by John NJ. Barcus:
2l-Local preachers, 43S;
ssse, %; members, 62,492; increase,
I.sstion a2-Infants baptized, 2O2s.
sa0n 23--Adults baptized, 4523.
[.rlon 2i-Number sunday schools.
Ssston s5--Number Sunday school
Isss lSIl.
ssion .s-Number Sunday school
Elrs. go,7d.
suilon 2I-Number Dpworth |
Iires, 100.
L.siion 25-Number Epworth
I ~ members, 474S.
.,sAon S4-For presiding elders.
Hi., for preachers. S104, 722lO.
endlon S5--For bishops, $1,000.
aion SO-For superannuates, &c.
PISTON sl-For mission %. sslaO.8O;
| rlsib0.
ssaon 's-church extension. ST.
Hston as-Blble cause, $279.42.
2sesiion 3i--Number societies. an
|rnled, sos; number parsonages,
Tllue, s5g66S3.
ison ss-Number district parson-
IA
l,iion @-Education, S1226.55.
4 y, James announced that the
-iiie on conference relations was
3 70 report.
ne supernumerary relation: NJ.
pom, I. NJ. Sweet, r. w. Well
H. B. Henry was not given this
ns sgperannuated ,relatian: II.
|sHnons' ]. J. Davis, Sam Morris,
stafford, w. X. u. Stockton, j.
tsis T. f. Mitchell, II NJ. Glass. j.
~ p 7 Holmes, Danniel Morgan.
La Price. Adopted.
tf@mlttee introduced resolu,lona
~ Presiding elder notify such
n Tor the superannuated re-
hing the year.
IA whaling reported that the
On Epworth League was n
y report Fifteen hundred :
w 5000 members in the NJ 2
Z, south were reported.
Nelms spoke on the re- 2
~ Il Raymond spoke on the I
- Rev. r. c. Austrong.
s,h shelton moved an amend j
/ N1s mat II the general secre- d
W moi teach loyalty that he &
y; n Lloyd. Rev. John r. Nell '
T. L. Armstrong, Rev. C. $. Is
Ky I'm, George Duncan. Rev. !
4 BISHOP spoke on the amend
~ heV' ]. r. l., Annls. Vote on o
s'aainent, for 10. against 1903. a
~. iest, Dr. James Campbell q
|,s. y Mussett also addressed II
@''snee' The report was adop-
IA Bourland read the report OF o
\ ''ee on books and periodicals.
~ rlerce' newly elected editor (,
Las christian Advocate. was 8
r a anu spoke to the conference u
Haine1 and delighted the con- N
/ Nv us humorous and wise
n ~ sonierence was completely p
4 y, w MAGNIFICENT address. The n
4 ~, Of the Joint board OF nj
\ 60 saa by w. l.. Wilson. The
l s-u mat the board had re- n,
,,.issilhlng near $1,000 and had
49,. as read In the report. IL tn
i 4 mat $3.50 had been re-
! ~ ne bishop fund. The COM y,
~ reported that for bishops.
n y. ysalments, Payne and Lane h,
~. orphans Home the whole
-. mas been assessed s750o for VI,
'.Sls Year. Wow 'V' w
i ~ s.',el by p. e. Boone to re- -,
Il s,'sport to make provisions 30
4 !. ". Gravls in case he Is %
III w charges made against -,
u psport 10 the presiding ~
! B.t,,nvWnwood district. Rev
~ and Rev. Il. V. Galloway 20
e,,' conference on the nc
Rev ]. Campbell and OF
~ 'ptussett also addressed the
s,,.ne f. b, II. Bolton address co
h nsnee on the Gravls case. fel
~ Helns also addressed the OF
ine report was recon-
I, : B.. 3; Henry addressed the
thiail pu asked FOR location. II ]
/, n !, Low, Lowe was moved by John TEL
4 NJ. ,,ooated FOR lnemciency. on
N b, Rlker addressed the CON tlu
lln.s. vase Rev. William Price