The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-10
Ycuof Men on Probation We're Admitted to
Full Conference Relations.
THE woMAS's HOME MISSION socIFT,
REPORTS were Made for the Various
Districts by the DeIcratcs-Edu-
cntional Fund Collection Taken.


read from the ffth chapter OF Matthew.
The congregation sang and Rev. oxley led
in prayer
The minutes OF yesterdays session were
read and after some slight corrections
they were adopted.
The report OF the committee on education
was read by the chairman, Rev. u. P. New
some. motion 10 adopt the committees
report was made and after discussion and
consideration 1t was adopted. During the
consideration OF this report DR.. Hyer of
Georgetown, Prof smith Of Chappell Hhl
college and DR.. SynlN, financial agent OF
the Southwestern university. addressed
the conference Their speeches We're mod
els OF good sense as well as OF eloluence,
and we're highly appreciated and enjoyed
by every one present,
Mrs Johnson, representing the Dallas
Rescue Home, was introduced to the con
ference by the bishop. For few moments
she addressed the conference. She gave
an account OF the noble work already ac-
complished and still being done by the
good ladies IN charge OF that Institution
and others like Il,
heV. h W. Soioihoh tn@ue u'"slon W
reconsider the action OF inc Confer euSe
In locating, at ms own request rev w,
E. Brocewell. which motion prevailed and
Rev. Brocewell was referred TO the com
mittee for supernumerary relation
The committee Or books and periodicals.
through It's chairman made It's report,
which was read, received and adopted.
While considering this report addresses
were delivered by Jr. RANKIN editor o. the
Texas christian Advocate Aud ny IT. W.
Z. Everett. VINO represents the Dai'as
branch OF the Nashville furnishing mouse;
Or Everett IN the course OF MS remarks.
sah that ne deplored the fact that the
old-fashton Methodist hymn and tune book
The name Of John c. Cameron which
ma. teen oa'' sa, Maen tne Io'. can o.
ports wan called and his report received.
Mr. Cameron belongs to the class OF the
second year. Flo was advanced TO the
class OF the third year. He was elected q
deacon ia the Methodist conference of
ne Alathe&ist Episcopal church, South
class of Ave young men, who had
been on trial for the past two years. were
brought before TIE bar Of the conference
and after short but beautiful and i'm
pressive lecture from Bishop Hargrove
they we're received into full connection
with the conference and started out as
regular itinerant Methodist preachers
Conference adjourned to meet at s
O'Clock p. m,
The following announcements for tomor-
row Sunday We're read by Weems
Wooten. chairman Of committee Preach
Ing at II o'clock at the Methodist church
by Bishop Hargroye to be followed by
ordination of deacons, at o'clock at the
Methodist church memorial service. fol-
lowed by ordination; at the First Baptist
church. II o'clock a. m. Rev II N.
Nhalen: at the Presbyterian church. at
II a. m. by w. r. Bradfleld: at Live Oak
Baptist church at II o'clock a. m. by c.
J. 0Sley
WOMAN'S HOME MISSION SOCIETY.
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.'o.Ie ,i''e'o" a''ie'S met l'oVeInoeF "I
ESQ O'Clock p M. Mrs. 5. w. Thomas in
the chair.
After religions services conducted by
MIR b. Blandin. the roll was called and
tpe tollowlnE memhers we're present Mrs,
Is 'biandin, Mrs. ;. w. Thomas, Mrs. w.
NesLmoreland. Mrs Y, w Bartlette,
Mrs = Il. Collins Mrs G.. l., Copoly, Mrs
j. Campbell. Mrs. George Fulton. Mrs.
.. T. Hotohkiss, Miss r. Stokes and Mrs,
{ a. Hooper.
me minutes were read, corrected and
adopted.
The name OF Mrs. S. II. Chambers was
added to the committee on resolutions.
Mrs, 3 Philpott, president OF tho Texas
annual conference Society of Foreign Mis-
sions and Mrs. W. H. Johnson. financial
agent for the Dallas Rescue Home, We're
introduced TO the conference, Mrs. John
son addressing the conference in the in
terest of the Rescue Home at Dallas.
Rev. Nath Thompson, financial agent
of the san Antonio Rescue Home, and Rev.
j. Moore, pastor Of Travis Park church,
san Antonio. We're introduced. Brother
Moore addressed the conference concerning
Mrs. b. Blandin spoke to the conference,
. s,rin Emo lalorlnatloh concerning tho critten-
Mrs. o. +. aotcbhIss coussrsnco coc-s
spending secretary, read her annual re-
port.
The conference treasurer's report was
read by the secretary.
At the request OF the president the soc
rotary occupied the chair. during the ad
dress by the president on sour Schools
and the Twentieth Century Educational
Movement
Reports from the different charges were
then heard by the following delegates:
Houston district---Shearn Mrs "a plopdin