The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-27
sumrer District Conference.

District Conference of the Methodist
| Episcopal Cnurch South will be
held with the First Methodist Church
of this city. commencing next Thurs
day morning. The Conference Will
be presided over by Bishop w. w.
Duncan. d. D. The committee on
homes. consisting of Messrs. l.. /.
Parrott, ID. j. Chandler, and G. a.
Lennon have made assignments
Of delegates and visitors rs follows:
W. 3. Burns-Bishop w. w. Dun
can, Rev. W. NJ. Duncan, +. NJ.
Zemp.
Mrs. Clara Reynolds-Dr. w. ".
Daniel. Prof. j. G. Clinkscales, I.
w. Birc}more, Rev. w. \. Pitts.
Rev. w. a. Kelly-Dr. Samuel
Lander, Rev. p. B. Wells, Rev. +.
NJ. Mason, J. w. Hamel.
A. 3. Stuckey-Mr. John +. hel-
IL. Rev. J. r. Copeland.
DR.. J. A. Clifton-Rev. j. c.
Counts, Rev. w. S. Hogan.
C. Wallace-Rev. \. +. Orig
gers, J. P. Fielder.
Rev. Thos. J. Clyde-Dr. John O.
Wilson, Rev. ]. w. kilgo, J. NJ.
Woodley.
DR.. J. A. Mood-Rey. o. A. Dar-
by, D. D., J. S. Cantey.
LID. Jennings, at Mrs. Manning
Brown's-David Roberts.
L. w. Jenkins-N. S. Mcleod, L.
D. Mcleod.
R. O. Purdy-Rev. 6. II. Pooser,
Rev. Foster Speer.
w. A. Brown, at Mrs. Manning
Brown's-Thomas P. Smith, Mr.. A.
j. Richbourg.
c. NJ. Hurst. Jr.-Rey.J. E. Strick-
land, W. I. Mcleod.
l.. w. Folsom-Rev. j. H. Thack-
er. j. n. Jones.
J. II. Knight-C. r. Sprott.
Mrs. Willeford-C. S. Britton.
G. E. Stubbs-Rev. Il. B. Owen, 7.
W. Smith.
d. NJ. Young-Dr. R. Y. Mcleod.
w. H. Epperson-J. NJ. Mooney
ham.
Edgar Skinner-Rev. D. A. Phil
| lips, r. S. Beckham.
Walter NJ. Folsom-W. 7. Black
we'll.
] ID. j. Chandler. at Lampley House
j. n. Watts, r. B. Williams.
d. S. Moore-Dr. L. w. Nettles.
w. e. Freeman-Rev.J j. J. Work
man, j. G.. Rollins. Rev. w. A.
Belts.
w. C. Hough-J. A. Sprott.
Mrs. +. l.. Kennedy-Rev. w. 3
Anderson, f. y. Coskrey.
Ga. Lemmon-Rev. J. II. Graves.
J. B. Roach-Rev. w. c. Power
D. D., Rev. 7. II. Law, D. d.
Mrs. Mary Barnes-Rev. w. r.
Reasonover.
]. E. Flowers-Rev. E. P. Taylor.
w. 3. Murray-Rev. II. Bascomb
Brown, Joseph Sprott.
f. I. Reardon-R. P. Stackhouse.
L. w. Joye-,J. a. Rhame.
J.W. Dennis-R. c. Hood, w. j.
Turbeville.
". B. Boyle. c. Graham, J. NJ.
Strange.
E, r. Windham-E. T. Minis.
\. w. Croswell-T. NJ. Crosswell.
+. 3. Grier. at Mrs. Manning
Brown s-W. H. Golf.
Dr.. \. j. China, at Jersez' House
II. S. DesChamps, J. Harry
Lesesne.
Jno. T. Green. at Lampiey House
J.. !. Parrott-Prof. W. E. Willis,
w. @. King.
Mrs. Annie Lowry-Rev. G. r.
Whitaker, l.. r. Rollings.
w. T. Edens-Rev. S. D,
Bailey.
The opening sermon of the Confer
ence will be preached at IL O'Clock
Thursday morning by Rev. w. NJ.
Duncan, Of Camden.
The Missionary and Educational
Institute will be held in connection
with the District Conference, and
will open Wednesday morning next
at $50 o'clock. The following pro-
gramme has been prepared and will
be observed:
CUSTOMARY INsTITUTE-MoRNI
SESSION.
Our Resources and Obligations
with Reference to the Cause Of Mis-
sions. E. 2. Taylor and Foster
Speer.
The Missionary Spirit Essential to
Christian Character. y. Phil
lips and ]. G. Counts.
Our Domestic Missions: Their
Needs and 'rheir Claims. &c. II.
Pooser and ". b. Anderson.
The Fpworth League in Mis-
sions. w. \. Pitts and J. II.
Graves.
The Relation of the Sunday
School to the Cause of Missions. =
G.. r. Whitaker and J. r. Copeland.
"Observations and Experiences in
the Home Mission Fields. IS. d.
Bailey and j. +. Strickland.
EDUCATIONAL. INsTITUTE-EvENIN
SESSION.
The Pastors Relation to the Twen-
tieth Century Movement. A. t.
Dunlap.
Our Duty to Our Institutions of
Learning. u. a. Clifton.
~Christian Education the safe
guard of the Nation. p. 3. Wells.
.sSome Reasons Why Metbodists
Should Endow their Colleges. w.
a. Belts.
What is Involved in the Twen-