The news & observer., 1901-12-10
VA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10. 1901.

at Trinity College, and the small sala-
ries paid, of the free scholarships, and
the aid extended poor boys. One Iamlly
had been remarkably liberal to the col
lege, and had bestowed their means in
the face of harsh criticism 20 the iastl-
tuition, and he believed such Il course as
now proposed would be most unwlse; you
can cut of $4,000 of this appropriation
proposed, but you may lose hunired
thousand or more. If you will do that
let the wisdom of that sort of economy
go to the right records. DR.. Kilgo said
taer the Home Mission Board had
not asked fer increased appropriations,
but if it was necessary as these brethren
argued, he would most heartily favor adj
ditional assessment, but ne hoped the
conference would not reduce the amount
it had been ordering yearly for its lead
ing college.
Rev. A. p Tyer also argued strongly
in favor of the adoption of the report: and
the amendment and substitute was
tabled by an overwhelming majority,
though half hour previous it seemed to
| meet with great favor.
The joint board of Finance made report
which was adopted.
Rev. r. H. Broom, Statistical Secre-
tary. submitted report which is in part as
| follows: Number of members in the
| bounds of the conference, 65,S37; number
| of churches. 654; value, $500, ,115; parson-
ages, 1870; value, $1569S5; received new
members by profession of faith, 3,34S; by
| certificate, 3,165. There are l60 pastoral
| charges.
DR.. T. N. Ivey spoke of the impor-
| tance of the preachers pushing the claims
| of the advocate.
DR.. L. l.. Nash offered resolution OF
| thanks to the people of Fayettevllle Tor
the elegant hospitality extended to the
members of conference, and the same was
| adopted by rising vote.
| Rev. w. S. Rome and w. E. Springer,
ESQ, offered resolutions of appreciation
of the Bishops presence, and expressing
| the wish that he come again.
At 11:1O a. m. the Bishop arose, and
after appropriate remarks read the tol-
lowing list of appointments, after which
the doxology was sung and the confer
ence adjourned sine die
RALEIGH DISTRICT. r. Gibbs, Pre-
siding Elder.
Edenton Street,. f. smith.
Central-G. T. Adams.
Epworth--J. NJ. Culbreth.
Brooklyn and Macedonia-M Nj. Nc
Farland.
Cary Circuit-A. L. Ormond.
Clayton-G. w. Fisher.
Smithfeld--K, ID. Holmes.
Kenly-G. B. Startling.
Millbrook-N. l.. Seabolt.
Youngsville-Geo r. Rood.
Franklinton-Jno. H. Shore.
Louisburg Station-M. j. Plyler,
Tar River Circuit-R. H. Broom.
Granville-W. H. Puckett
Oxford Station-A. McCullen.
Oxford Circuit. ID. Pegram.
Editor Raleigh Christian Advocate-T.
| n. Ivey.
Superintendent Methodist Orphanage-
J. w. Jenkins.
Chaplain United States Navy-W. f.
Edmundson.
Agent Methodist Orphanage-J. B.
Harley
DURHAM DIsTRICT-W. H. Moore,
Presiding Elder.
Trinity-W. c.. Norman.
Main Street-W. l.. Cunninggim.
Carr Church and Branson-F. b. Nc
Call.
West Durham and Cunninggim-G. d.
LangstOn.
Chapel HIN. NJ. Watson.
Hillsboro-J. T. Draper.
Mt Tirzah-M. d. Giles
Leosburg-R. f. Taylor.
Roxboro-D. N Caviness.
Milton-N. c. Yearly.
gYanceyville--J. H. McCracken.
Burlington Station-G. B. Perry.
Burlington Circuit. T. Stanford
East Burlington, Graham and HaN
River-G. o. Green.
Alamance Circuit. A. Daley.
Woodsdale Circuit-R. H. Whitaker
supply.
president Trinity College-John C
Kilgo.
Headmaster Trinity High School,
F. Bivens.
Lectureship Trinity College,. A
Yates.
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT-B. R
Hall, Presiding Elder.
Hay Street,. A. Smoot.
Campbellton and Rose Chapel-L
Johnson.
Cumberland-H. G. Stamey.
Cokesbury-J. j. Barker.
Sampson-B. B. Holder.
Buckhorn--J. W. Wallace.
DUMB. NJ. Snipes.
Newton Grover. A. Bruton.
Pittsboro-J. II. Frizzele.
Haw River-R. w. Bailey
Goldston-J c. Humble.
Siler City,, Sandford.
Carthage. E. Thompson.
Sanford-W F. Craven.
Jonesboro-J. Nj. Ashby.
Lillington-N. B. Humble, supply.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT--F. A
Bishop, Presiding Elder
Washington Station-R c. Beaman.
/ Washington Circuit-D. A. Watkins.
Aurora-Pbilip Greening.
Swan Quarter-W. Y. Everton.
Wattanmuskeet-L. M. Brewer.
Fairfield Station. e. Holding.
Greenville Station-H. NJ. Eure.
Farmville Circuit-T II. Balm, supply
Grimesland and Nanceboro--F f
Eure, supply.
Bethel nd Jonesvtlie-A. ID. Belts.
Tarboro Station-C w. Robinson.
Robersonyille-R. r. Grant.
South Edgecombe Circuit-C. l.. REID
Rocky Mount Station--L. l.. Nash.
South Rocky Mount and Marion-P. y