The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-12-12
Greenwood Station-ly. A, Massa.
Winusboro-J. Il. Cainpbell.

WHERE PRESIDING ELDERS CO.
w. p. Meadows, p. j., goes TO
Rock Hill Distr;rE.
II. W. Boys, Z. e., g,cs to Char-
lcstou District.
John o. Wilson, Z. T., goes TO
Cokesbury District,
j, s. Bnaslev, 2. e, goes to Co
lUmbja District.
r. A. Child, 2. E., goes to Green
vile District.
L. P. Taylor, P. E., goes to Marion
District.
Marion Darsan, P. f., goes to
OranSeburg District.
SOME OTHERS WE KNOW.
Rev. Walter l, Herbert goes from
NeSbcrry to Main Street Church in
Columbia.
Rev. J. A. Clifton goes to St. Paul5
Church, Orangcbu:g.
Rev. Is. &. Murphy goes to Bethel
Church, Chester.
Rev. S y. Weber is Supernumer-
ary for Gorkville Church.
The upernumerary Committee on
Conferences relations reported thlh
| 'hey had granted the supnrnumerary
| relation to y. G. Ballenger, J. p. At
away, w. II. Miller, WEI. Whorton,
| 5. \. Weber, NJ. NJ. Ferguson and J..
\. Campbell; and the superannua'sa
relation to John Attaway, j. NJ. c a.
Isle, w. A. Clark, A. NJ. Chrci'Z.
berg, b. ID. Dantzler. o. 4. Darcy.
4. l.. Dninc, 4. W. Jackson, w. ".
jones', n. X. Melvin, j. J. n N.vil!e, /,
j. Newborry, J 4. Porter, 7. 2. Phil
lips, j. l.. SiAey, A. J. Stafford, j, G.
Stoll, Y. L. Wannumaker, j. \.
Wood and J. J. Workman.
The report OF the statistical com
mittec was submitted. This report
shows clearly the wonderful growth
and the present healthy condition OF
the Methodist Church in South Caro-
lima, as indicated by the following
figures:
Local preachers, 80; members, IT,
1G4 making total membership OF
1851.
Infants baptized during the past
year, ,149; adults, lib.
Epworth Leagues, Is; Epwo:th
League members, 1.TS6.
Sunday schools, CSC; Sunday school
teachers. II ,GOo.
Amount raised during the past
year by the church for presiding ell.
ers, $l7 $40 IS; for pastors, $3.50, ,53t.,
81.
Church organizations in the State,
n9; church buildings, IN.
Houses Of worship valued at 81 :
0S3, ,9IC .95. wjth 9 reported indebted
ness of ,soS ,526.
Pastoral charges, 223.
| Parsonages, Isl.
Value of parSonages, $27J, sos, hav-
) irg reported Indebtedness of SIS
H73.05.
Districts in Conference, 10, each
! having q parsonage; value of these
parsonagcs, $50 900, with Il reporte
Indebtedness of 81, ,,lO9.
Churches reported damaged during
the year, /; amount Of damage. $3.50.
Insurance carried by the Methn-
dist Church in the State, S3i5, go !;
paid out III premiums during the
year, $2,SlG.
Losses sustained, $Ill.
CONDITION OF TIE COLLEGES.
The educational statistics showed
/ the following condition OF the Metho-
dist institutions in the State:
Woford College-Nalue, $l43, ,000 ;
endowment, sos, ,2l5. %; professors,
| s; pupils, lSS.
Woirord Fitting School-Value,
$l5, 900; endowment, 5000; profes-
sors, ,; pupils, So.
COkeshury Conference School
Value, $4,000; endowment, 1913.
Carlisle Fitting School-Value,
S20, 900; endowment, S., 200; profas-
sora, t; pupils, about 20.
Columbia Female Col!oge--Valu",
80, 900; no endowment; professors,
/; pupils, l3i.
Williamston Female College-Not
voldnd by Conference. (rhis institu-
tion is not owned by the Conference,
hut simply under its patronage.
! Professors, 8; pupils, 103.
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