The evening times., 1900-04-11
!, $ sedrict. stafford j. K Gilbert. Norris

J. s sedrick Stafford, J. K Gilbert. Morris
vile. ". 4. Sites.
Rockingham District-Presding elder J. f
Armstrong. Staunton, T. J. Prethman: Easf
End and Marquis Memorial, p W. Jeffries; Har
ri-onbuIg, J. II. iLcr,w; Biidgewater. J. c.
Hawk and one TO be supplied; Mount Crawford
r. l. Fultz: Parnassus, ]. J. Ringer; West Au
gusta. }. ". Cauter; Augusta, !. ii. Dills; Way
nes5Oro. H. s Coe; New Hope. A. r. Martin;
Rockingham, Thomas Cooper; last Rockingham.
l.. n. Jones: Eikton, J. II. Wiihitc; Pot Repub-
lie J. III. Smith; Shenandoah, j. l.. henderson
Luray, II. H. Sherman New Market. r. VI. Vii
son; Mount jackson. J. NJ HaU-les Nar1Nsville, B.
Lee rarrctt; Fairfield l.. r. hardwood; Goshen,
4. l.. Harnshergcr. Corresponding secretary oi
board cf church extension. T.. IL. Whisncr confer
ence editor ''Richnond and Baltimore Christian
Advocate, L. X. Cox.
Roanoke District-Presiding elder, David Bush
Salem j. s Engle; Roanoke, Gleene Memorial,
W. H. ID. Harper; Roanoke, Trinity. Rurnsey
Smithson: Roanoke. st. James. J. L. Kber; Raa-
noke Grace. J. l.. shipley; Belmont. n. q. Burr;
Nintcn. Thomas F.. Carson; Roanoke Circuit, c. d.
LeFew; Bethany s.. ID. Kdner; Buchanan. III. l..
Myerly; Fincsstle. j. ". Grubb; Glen Wilton, L,
Butt; Eagle Rock, W o. Tolbert; Buona Vista,
G. T. ID. Collins; Rockbriege. ". o. Re@s; Lex
ngton. II. p. Hamill Colherstewn. A. P. Bonde;
EHiston, W. W. Watts: Ch!isyisnshtire. ". u,
Keene; Blacksburg, J. II. Davidson; Newport, G.
o. Homan; Newcastle o. W Lusbl: CataHba, l..
Ii. Graybill Professor in Vanderbilt University,
Collins Denny.
Lewisburg Dstrict-PreSiding elder, J. 5.
Hutchinson. Lewisburg, William Melville; Frank
ford, C.. ". Richardson, and TO be supplied by
Jesse Pope: Blue Sulphur Charles I.,neil; Hinton.
y. II. Van Horne; Talcott. H. A. Wilson, Green
vile l.. u. Atkins; Peterstcwn. G. IL. Eehois;
Anderson. J. VI. Greene; Union q. i. Burgess;
Ronceyerte, II. l.. Hout; White SulPaur, j. VI.
York; Alvon, j. NJ. Eavey; Allegheny. Seymour
Grady; Covington, 4. l.. Lloyd; Clifton Forge.
Charles = stanton; Bath. A. C. MeNeer; Lcvelton,
W. j. Whitesell; Iluntersyille, &. W Bogie;
Greenbank. J. ". Mcneil; Hot Springs, IL. f.
Heterogeneous
Moosield Dist:ict-Presiding elder, y r Bali.
MooIfield, D. NJ Brown; Petersburg. H. \. Muir
rl: Franklin, J. ii. Schooley; Crab Bottom, TO
be supplied by ". {. Smith; keyser. J. T. Will
Jams; Cumberland J. II. Kuhman. Elk Garden,
TO be supplied by II. X. hewitt Piedmont W II.
Baliereee; Frostburg. C. II. Cannon; flinstone,
TO be supplied by Z. W. BurbakeT; Romney ). A.
Parker and one to be supplied; Springfield, H. NJ.
Strickler; Slanesyile. j. NJ Anderson; lladry,
Robert l.. Entsler; Morgan, c. NJ. S4trer; Gains
boro, y y. HAIL. Wsrdensyibe, ID. W Griffin T;
Capon Bridge, c. +. simmons; iistonburg, j. T.
Jacobs: Monterey, J. r.. Tillery; Mcdowell, M. P.
Weikle.
Transferred-To Holstou Conference, c. A.
Brown; to Western North Carolina Conference, Z.
l.. Groome.
The announcement that Rev J. w.
Duffey was to remain at Mount Vernon
Place Church brought forth a round of ap
plausc. in which the ladies in the congre-
CATION heartily participated. But enc
change was made among the presiding
elders. Rev. J. ID. Martin. Of LeWisburg
district being relieved by Rev. J. S.
Hutchinson.
Bishop Gambler said a short time before
the close OF the conference that one of his
chief endeayors in the future should he
the spread of the church in Cuba. Ills
purpose, he said is to raise the sum of
s.. 600 for the building of q church in Ma
tanzas which should form a Methodist CEN
tire in the island.