Evening journal., 1902-03-03
CONFERENCE
EXAMINATIONS
Program Prepared by Regis.
traF NOrihrBp
WILL BEGIN ON MARCH II
Matters d Particular Interest 10
Yaunger, Members Of The Great
Methodist Body

The Rev. Van p. Northrup. Of Della,
ware CITY. registrar of the Wilmington
Nj. e. Conference. has issued the fol-
lowing program OF conference eXami-
nations.
Monday. March a. at 715 p. m
candidates for admission, arithmetic
ana grammar. G. n. Anderson. First
year. Harmans Introduction IT, G.
Turner. Second year systematic the
olcav Nlilev. Vol I'D W. o. Hurst.
Third year. physiology, A. Green.
rourth wear. History Of the Christian
Church. c. #. Wyatt Local deacons
Raymond's systematic theology, W. o.
Hurst
TUESDAY. 9 A. NJ.
Candidates for admission: Geogra-
phy. Spelling and Reading. G.. T. Alder
son. First year Preparation and De-
livery OF Sermons. w. G.. KOons. Sec
ond year. Preparations and Delivery OF
Sermons. w. G. Rooms Third year,
Hermeneutlcs. II. G. Budd Fourth
year. Christian Ethics. G.. %. Wood
Local doacons. 0l-Discipline. r. X.
Stephenson. (2)-Short History of
the Christian Church. G. r. Wyatt.
TUESDAY. . p. NJ
Candidates for admission: O) Doc
trinal Aspects of Christian Experience.
Adam stengle. CD Life of John Wes-
lev. w. L. White First year-Syste-
matte Theology (Miley. Vol. ID. w. o.
Hurst Second year-Harman's Intro
ductory. IT. c. Turner Third year
Extemporane0us Oratory. w. G. Koons
Fourth year Sociology. c. d. Wood.
Local deacons 0) Outlines of Bible
History. c. II. Wyatt 90 Digest of
Methodist Law r. X. Stephenson (3)
Doctrinal Aspects of Christian Expert
ence Adam Stengle.
TUESDAY. 715 p. NJ
Candidates for admission: O) His
tory Of M f. Church Vol ID. w. L.
White CD Plain Account of Christian
Perfection. Adam Stengle First year
Rhetoric. j. p Otis Second year
Outlines OF Universal History. J. w.
Tallev Third year History of the
Christian Church c. r. Wyatt Fourth
ar-Foundations of the Christian
Faith r. p Harris, Local deacons.
ll Theological Compend Adam STEM
ae (2l History OF Methodism w. a.
White (3l Introduction 20 Gospel
Records r. r. Harris Local elders:
Raymond's Systematic Theology w. o.
Hurst
WEDNESDAY. . p. NJ.
Candidates for admission: O) Larg-
or Catechism G. A. Hill CD Smaller
Scripture History C. r. Wyatt. First
,year-Christian Purity. c. A. Hill
j i,f ri
vear-The Land of Israel. IT, G. Turner
Local deacons OD One thousand
Questions w. l.. White. (2) Primer
Of Psychology. A. Green.
WEDNESDAY. 715 p, NJ
Candidates for admission: G) STU
dents American History j. w Talley.
t2l English and American Literature,
J. p. Otis. First year-Discipline. r.
X Stephenson. Second year-One
Thousand Questions. w. L. White Lo-
cal deaoons. Cl Plain Account of
Christian Perfection. Adam Stengle.
(2l Christian Baptism. c. A. Hill (S)
Essentials of Argumentation, A. Green.
Local elders. Short History of the
Christian Church. G. r. Wyatt
NOTES.
Look carefully at your timetable in
order to reach Crisheld in time foT
your examinations.
The March examinations shall be
according 20 the published schedule;
and any candidate or under graduate
who fails to appear before the Board
at the proper time shall thereby forfeit
his right TO an examination at this
Bylaws. No. s.
T11snr1 nfrana a. ell r.r s.Ite- faf...r-ta 4
will prevent confusion and delay in
getting ready for the call Of the classes,
which will begin on Friday morning.
The work of the Registrar must be
completed by that time. az the latest
He should have all reports from ex-
aminers by Thursday night. if possi-
Die; certainly not later than
o'clock Friday morning
II has been deemed best TO print
the full course Of study, and allow the
examiners and students TO adjust the
work OF the September examinations
when they meet at conference
Catechetical questions are not re-
ouired on Buffers Analogy, Christian
Perfection and English branches.
The following is a standing action OF
the oBard: Resolved that the examin-
ers write out in full answers TO thoii
questions; and the examiner shall Sc
frame his examination that he can
write it out in full in two hours
Glasses shall be allowed four hours on
each examination
Resolved. That hereafter all syl-
labi shall be marked. as are the exami-
nations. on the scale of 100. and "a
shall be required TO pass on such books
This was ordered by ehe Board Of Ex-
aminers at Cambridge. Nd. March p
1899.
All examinations shall be written