The Forrest City times., 1898-07-29

ley, of Conway.
G II Mallory Dunlap. of Monroe, aud
Ches Wilson. of McCrory.
X Dunavant-Rev Il r. Branson, OF Cot
ton Plant.
W Beck-Dr Godbey and wife. of Little
Rock
Geo Jackson--Ir Yarbrough. of Wheat
ley.
D Baugh-R T Mertin. of Howell. and II
" Henderson, of Brinkley.
Eollwage-F G May. of vanndale. and
Prof Clary, OF Fordyce.
l. ii Belser-Dr Brown, II d Macon aud
" Phillips. of Helena.
Wynne-Dr James and wife, of. Cotton
Plant.
sanders-S d Evans, of whcatlcy. w d
Harper. of Palestine.
Alallory-Dr ii Dye
) Neel-Dr 7 Brown and Mr. Branam. of
Tunigh.
George walker-squire Peter Bramc. OF
wheatley.
W Norton-Mrs Q Thomas. of yanndsle.
There are other homes provided for
AS many as may arrive later.l
After roll call. the following Stand
ing Committees were announced:
On Financc-IIon II Il Macon and
DR. James.
On Temperance Rev z T Bennett.
On Edncation-Dr G Brown.
On Church Extension-Revs j Il Nc
Donald and A NJ r. Branson.
On Spiritual State of the Church.
Revs II G Moorehead, NJ w Womack
and + l. May.
On Epworth League-A G Graham,
Joel f Wynne and w G Phillips.
On Sabbath Schools-W NJ Hill and
r L Martin.
On Conference Records-Rev n 81
Fizer, J NJ Kerr and J b Dunlap.
On Missions-Reys j X Farris, ! j
Mcdonald, a N II Branson and II CI
Moorehead.
On Books and Pericdicals-Revs A
Nj X BransOn, j Il Buchanan and Chas
Wilson
On Public Worship-Rev A Z IIolio-
way, DR. j IL Dye, Rev n b Fzer and
J E Wynne.
The body then proceeded to the trans
action Of routine business The fore
moons were devoted to Reports from
Pastoral Charges; and in this connec-
ton it is stated that Forrest City's re.
port. taken altogether. WAS the best re.
port made to the Conference She re.
ported all expenses paid up to datr.
church repairs costing upwards of 500,
just completed, "A collection last Sunday
OF Sll5 for missions, and pastor sala-
~ paid in full. The church has been
handsomely painted inside, new steps
have been placed at the entrances. the
belfry has been plastered, floored and
painted, new valleys have been put on
the roof, and the building otherwise re-
paired and beauJifed. This is a splen-
did showing, upon which The TIMES
congratulates Rev. Holloway and his
church.
At IL o'clock Wednesday morning.
Rev. DIR. Cooley preached the opening
sermon. Wednesday night Rev. DR..
j. Z. Brown lectured upon Christian
Patriotism. Thursday at IL a. IA. Rev.
Z. L. Bennett occupied the pulpit. and
last night Prof. J. VI. Uawley. of Hen.
dirk College, Conway, delivered IA splen-
did discourse.
Yesterday afternoon was devoted to
| discussion OF EpwOrth League and Sab
bath School topics. Speeches were
made upon the former by Joel L WynDe
and DIR. Brown, and UPON the latter by
Revs. j. b. Mcdonald and Z. Il. Ben
nett.
This morning at IL O'Clock the con-
gregation listened to Lev. W. b. Kicks,
of Newport. This afternoon is being
devoted to Woman's Missionary Work
The Conference will continue until
Sunday, when protracted meeting will
be begun by the pastor. lie will be as
sisted during the week by Rev. NJ. NJ.
Smith, of Searcy. The public is cor
daily invited to all of the services.
The following is the local Committee
| on Reception:
| Joel L. Wynne. Mrs. Russell. Mrs.
Rolfe. Matte Mosley. Maggie Eldrdge.
| Vrlma Evans. Annie Russell. Mabel
| Williams. Claudio Mallory. Mrs. w IL.
! Alley. Ct. B. Mallory. Thos. McClendon.
Wilbur Alley, Rolfe Eldridse, a. E.
| Holloway.
The sessions of the Conference have
been very harmonious, and results have
| been accomplished which are very sat
| isfactory.
| Rev. Holloway is handling the large
crowd admirably and deserves much
praise.
Seeds.
| Biliousness and Constellation are the