The age-herald., 1901-11-29

Cook, J. H. Yann, J. Warren, W. R. White, g. N, Burns, J. ". cowan.
 Memoirs--Anson West, chairman; ". F. Andrews, ". T. Andrews.
 Epworth Leagues-E. H. Hawkins, chairman; w ". Lttfejohn, R. Wal stons J. 0. Hanes o. N. Holmes, W, ". Hadenl R. A. Timmons, 4. M, Toe, c. O. O'Neal W. O. Horton.
 Bible-course-G. L. Jenkins, chairman; W. E. Weir, NJ. R. Smith, R. M. Archi- bald, w. P, Glawn, H. P. Berry s. w. Tate, w. B. Hope, J. c. Lanler. W. E.. Herndon.
 Temperance--M. H. Wells. chairman; F. B. Yielding. W. B. Woodall, J. L. An drews, N. H. olmstead, J. s. Fullerton, J. T, Miller, T. W. Hays, J. W. Radney' T. M. Wilson.
 w, Scale, D. T. Dye, M. ". McNutt, J. c. creel c. c. Godbey, W. L. Rice, J. T. Wilkins, J. w. Spencer, S. v. Blythe. Communications were read from the agents of the Southern Methodist Pub fishing House at Nashville, from the sec retaries of Missions, from the Boards of Church Extension, Education and Ep- worth Leagues These severally were re- ferred to appropriate committees.
 The following were introduced to the conference; Dr. F. H. Law, isld secre- tdtJ O1 liit hfltIlCdH DlDlt OOCltNyt IT. w. A. McCarty of the Alabama confer ence; Dr. W. R. Lambuth, secretary gen eral board of missions, and the Rev. J. H. Mitchell pastor Northern Methodist Church. Rev. F. T. Coyle, rector of Grace Protest Episcopal church; the Rev. J. H. Barnard, pastor of the First Baptist church. and the Rev. J. c. Talley, pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church of this city.
 Dr. M. F, Lambuth addressed the con ference at length upon the general cause of missions, dwelling upon the fact of an advancement of interest in every quar- | ter. Throughout southern i Methody r churches there has been great increls sa l in offerings for missions. 1 In the North Alabama Conferenc :. | greet many pastoral charges and sS,.a,.s | districts will pay their entire assess | for missions.
 D, F. English, lay delegate f,ou, no catar district, was seated in pRce of A. | A. Re(;fegor, absent. tNN N- ','
 R. F. Lovelady, Birminghe,, d,.tr,o. was seated in place of A. w, S.,,tt, s,s | scnI.
 M. N. Manning, LaFayetk d,str,o+ ,,,as seated in place of L. s, scoe,sier 6ss,,t was
 Question 2O Are all 15me'ess. .hp o,o.. blameless in their life and of ofr,ciai admir- admin. | istrstion? anu oti'''ei "uii'iii
 Under this questio5 were called tbe names of superannu, ad nraa chars anS their characters passed to.wlt: T N Dn- M pree, w; Y; Hear, W. Williams, G. J. , Ia,,,o Ks J. c. Walker R. J. Wilson, M. r. 15hnson. R. A. Spear, W. H,. M non,s ts ,sprrsty P. K. Brindley. R. Nich- 1,son, w. tattillo, F. K. Hewlett, Fl.
 w. zones, M E. Butt, Thomas Arm suols. ihesy were referred to committee for superanh nhuation.
 w. n rsndricks, c. w. Hamilton, c.
 ", were referred for supernumer-
 ;. n Leslie and G. A. Parker were re- ported effective.
 1 Rev George w. Walker. president
 s+ne Institute, was presented to the ss'srence, sni representation was made oh,reo
 A-are Institute is a school for coIored teachers and preachers, maintained at Augusta. Ga. iy the southern Methodist 1 church. lsr. Walker made most gratify- der his administration.
 The Iiev. r. Fl. Low occupied the at- | tention of the ct pference with reference l tc the work of the American Bible So- l cfrty
 l By resolution. Bishop Hendrix preached a Thanksgiving sermon before the con- | ference st II ooiock.
 | Dr. l. F. Whitten preached at o'clock ia the afteYnocm.and Dr. M. H. Wells at night.