Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

had done his best and was u good man.
h.othcr Fords character paased
~, l.. Hollcnhcck Of Thornton, was
GATED ana passed all right.
samuel u, sawyer ~ Harold paid
splIltunily they were doing all rlght in
lihrrold, but financially not so well on
account of the drouth. He passed
Edwin Il. wailcn Of sllverton reported
prosperity In spiritual and financial
mnttnru, lie was elected.
j, u. uriHwold OF Chlllicotho, reported
enu SAID his Epworth league was Tho
best " the dlntrlct and collections ali
w, He passed.
2; u; Hlllburn of oslcsby reported
10 the fourth year. il. i. jackson VAS
also passed In the same class.
AZ the second question. who remain
on trlnlf' Mark II. Mckinney OF Waco
district. who came from the paptiat
church last year. was passed to second
Jas, L. White. Enon, Tex. reported a
nnIu yenr, II was diacouraging to him
and tile presiding elder recommended
was done.
Walter Ice Airhart OF Barlnger Mia.
sion was called and his character PASS.
ed and continued on trial.
chhrics +. Annls OF Georgetown was
continued In the first year on trial.
Joseph W. Fort OF Beehousc, made a
nntterinE report and passed withou,
opposition.
Dr John ", Mclean OF the George.
town university was introduced and he
asked DR., James Campbell To lend In
nrnNor na he thought the matter OF the
university OF sufficient Importance In
begin with prayer, brother Campbell,
prayed while the audience bowed nrd
then DIR. Mclean made an able speech.
The case OF Mitchell u, ia ~
dlspoacd OF after much discussion by
disconnecting him from the conference
despite the appeals OF his old gray
hnltec father. who begged for another
chance for his boy. This action ~,
moves him from the conference. The
conference then adjourned TIL o'clock
tomorrow.
At 0 p. M. the women's Parsonage
and Home Mission society met again
with Mrs 7. w, Williams presiding
The address OF welcome was delivered
by Mrs. Annie Dlckoy BuHhnnnn NJ
Temple, and was responed TO by Mrs
i, Y. l., Aunls. The aooicty'n reports
were read an was also the trcnsurcr'a,
all OF which were received. After SONG
and prayer the bcncdiction was pro-
nounced and the meeting adjourned
AT the close of Bishop Duncan'H ser.
mon last night ON church extension,
which was, perhaps, the finest sermon
ever heard In Temple n collection wnH
taken for church extension and the
handsome aum Of Sioo contributed
bishop Duncan'a sermon was very
highly commended by the members
today.
The following are serving on confer
cncc committees,
Public worship w. l.. helms, - T..
Wright q, w. White, A. y. Bentley
and j. j, Booker
state OF the church-J. HARRISON, a.
$. Clark, j. n Croker, II. a. SnOddy.
q, u, Fair, A. n. bennett. c, ~. n.
Ferguson. \, NJ Dcchman, A, II, Rob
crtn, $, H. waddnl. c, W. Irwin aud
j, n. Bloodworth.
Conference rclatlons-w. V, Jones.
T. a, WnllSup. A. n. Culhortson. +.
N Winburnc. $. g. Llttlcpnge, J, II
Trlmblc. j; W. Rizzior j. W. 3
lnchman, w, Il. Andrews. II. N,
Whaling, $. c. Vaughan and II. v.
Galloway.
Bible courao--J q, Written. y, II.
Stewart, q, II. Hodges. II, T. Conner.
W. r. lSlacy, G. s. McCarver, II. ".
Stevens. j, NJ skipper $. u, Cox,
u. j. II. Thomas. W. j. Bains. j. w.
Lowcry.
Epworth Icaguo.-H. 5. Iiycr, 3. II,
Ellis. j. u. odom W, j. CLAY q. u.
Jordan. W. W, DOrmnn. A. NJ. Her
Vile, j, u. Baker s, ~. Burkhcnd, II.
A. Boaz. W. u. Carpenter. w. Spence
aud NJ. l.. Moody
Rocks ana poriodicnia-H. A. hour
land, j, / Moody. s. q, Harper 4
Trinncll, j, Il, IIiXon. W n. Campbell,
j. 9. Carter NJ. IL. Hawkins, G. \.
Evan, j, II. Smith. j. w, Robbins. j
Temperancc--A. =. Taylor, L. T..