The age-herald., 1897-12-03
WORK OF TIE CONFERENCE Bishop Galloway Is Present and
 Presiding. THE 0WENT0N UNIVERSITY Will Hereafter Receive the Educational Coec- tions Which Have Been Going to the
 Southern University.
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Special to The Age-H Herald.
 Florence, Dec. 2-At the session of conference, Bishop Galloway presiding, a resolution offered by Rev. Read, of Birmingham, was adopted by vote of 9S to 6S.
 It provides that the interest of North Alabama conference in the Southern University at Greensboro, owned by the two conferences of Alabama, be with drawn and educational collections here after applied to building and equipping the Owenton university, contracts for which have been let.
 Much routine business was transacted, including reports of comittees and ad- vancing candidates to first, second, third and fourth years. Seven superannuates were reported and referred to the prop CT committees. Bishop Galloway Will preach the ordinary sermon on Sunday morning All churches of the city will be filled by conference delegates.
 George w. Alley, Larkinsville; Robt. w. Anderson, Jasper; w. T. Andrews, Dectatur; John B. Andrews, Athens; Robt. M. Archibald, Berry; Charles Arm strong, Lafayette; Robt. B. Baird, lief lin; H. P. Berry, Sandusky; J. F. Black, Vernon; M. M. Blalse, Peeks Hill; H. l.. Boothe. Florence; Y. E. Boyd, Wood stock; J. w. Bradford, Piedmont; F. J. Brandon, Gadsden; F. W. Branden' Wocdlawn; S. c. Branseomb, Hunts vile; L. J. Braswell, Hamilton; F. K. Br:ndley, Fort Payne; J. L. Britain, Russellville; E. L. Brown, Greensboro D. A. Burns, Faye:te; F. N. Burns, Att talla; M. E. Butt, Ashvflle; J. W. Cary, Birmingham; A. J. Chappell, Pleasant Site; Theo. Copeland, Leighton; J. J. Crow, Albertsville; F. P.- Culver, Blr- mingham; w. T. Daniel, Fernbank; l.. A. Dorsey, Huntsville; s. L. Dobbs, Tusca- loosa; z. A. Bowling, Elyton; G. E. Dris- ldn, Louisville; w. c. Drsskill, Clover dale; D. T. Dye Bailytown; J. D. Ellis, East Lake; S. R. Emerson, Alexander City; E. D. Emerson, Gordo; J. l.. Fer guson, Center; w. E. Faust, Brookwood E. Fulmer, Scottsboro; F. H. Gardner, Huntsville; J. L. Glasgow, Blountsville; E. M. Glenn, Attalla; J. B. Gregory, Gadsden; George w. Hall, Penton; Geo. w Hamilton, Athens; H. L. Hamilton, Pratt City; J. O. Hanes, Huntsville; V. o. Hawkins, Jacksonville; B. H. flaw lins, Bessemer; l. F. Hawkins, New Decatur S. w. Hays, Waterloo; w. c. Harris, Talladega; W. L. Hendrick Ack- ron; c. M. Hensley, Madison; w. F. Tendon, Hackneyville; C.. L. Herring. Calera; G. l.. Hewitt, Oneonta; F. H. Hewitt, Millport; o. N. Holmes Adger; w o. Horton, Sylacauga; S. M. Hos mer Talladega; H. c. Howard, Avon dale; w. McD. Howell, Cotuondale; G. l.. Jenkins, Bridgeport M. B. Johnston, Warrentown; A. B. Johnston, Leeds; F. w. Jones, Mt. Pinson; A. B. Jones, Talladega; T. A. Jones, Alexandra; T. A. Kerr, Gaylorsville; David Leith East Florence; J. H. Leslie, Oxford; s. R. Lester, Collinsville; J. s. Marks, Deca- tur; H. L. Mattthews, Munford; T. B. McClain, Harselle; J. H. Mccoy Tusca- loesa; w. P. Mcdonald Vienna; I. Q. Melton, Springville; J. T. Miller, Trtana; J T. Millican, Henegar; o. L. Millican, Turkey Town; w. A. Montgomery, Cen ter Star; J. T. Morris, Athens; M. N. Morris, Trinity; John w. Newman, Br- mingham; R. Nicholson, Carrollton; b. B. Norton, Roanoke; N. H. Olmstead, Town Creek; c. c. O'Neal, Paint Rcck; Z A. Parker, Athens; D. L. Parrish, Warrior; s. J. Parrish, Wilsonvills; w. T. Pat9llo Camp HI; J. c. Persinger, Lincoln; E. H. Price, South Hill; J. c. Prince, Westmoreland; T. w. Rogan, Trussville; H. B. Rails, Fayette; G. w. Read, Birmingham; W. J. Reid. Meri- dianv.lle; W. L. Rice, Brookside; c. w. Rice, Carbon Hill; E. F. Roberts, St. Joseph, Tenn. T. P. Roberts, Easonville; John S. Robertson, Tuscaloosa; J. F. Rudisil, Falkville; W. F. Sandford, Cherokee; I. B. Sergeant, Gualey; c. w. SeSale, Hoke's Bluff; J. w. Shoe maker, Florence; J. D. Simpson, Tusca- loosa; W. K. Simpson, Bihmfn gfiam L.. c. ms, Clevs land; T. G. S.al gbter. ow- Sderly; G. c. Smith, Daviston; s. B. Smith, Oakland M. R. Smith, Danville; i; J. w. Spencer, Goodwater J. F. Sturdi- want, Admission; R. A. Shampson, New Market T. K. Ilerce, Blountsville; R. A. Timmons, Lafayette; J. w. Tucker, Roanoke; F. A. Vann, Pelham; w. O.. Wagg,ner, Aak Bowery; J. G. Walker, Jacksonville; R. I. Watson, Anniston; i; D. w. Worl, Sulligent; J. Warren, Coal City; M H. Wells Courtland; Anson West, Decatur; S. P. West, Birming- ham; L. F. Whitten Blocton; J. F. Will kns, Five Potnts; J. I. Williams, Jas- per; W. Wilson, Trinity.
 ~LAY DELEGATES.
 s. c. Banks. R. T.. Blackwell, Thos Bradford, L. D. DuPurg, J. A. Edwards, D. F. English, w. F. Feagin, Isaac Gross, J. A. Hannah, D. Harrison, J. R. Kennedy, J. c. Legrand, M. N Man ming T. D. Mann, J. D. Moore, N. M Rown, w. M. Self, s. W. Taae.
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