Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-09-05
Business Sessions Closed
All the Work of the Conference
Practically Accumulated

1J accomplished by this, the last session
v me Mlchlgan Conference of Seventl
n uay AuVentlsts prior TO the division ,
n tne state into four Iarts for futu,
u work. "'"'
u Inc Upper Peninsula of Miobiga
Z which was set off by itself and is nov
q Miss on field under the management =
n the Lake Union Conference. viii bav
= Tor Its officers during the C, ming wear
y Supt:, Elder K. X. Williams, of Ssnl
n ste. Marie; sec and treas., Mrs =
I hutchinson of Marquet g canyassin,
! agent, r. +. Hutchin, on of Maronette
executive board, Elders +. h. MILAN,
OF Sault Ste. Marie, O +. CampbeII nou
OF Charlotte, M. W. Lewis of Menomi
nee and Messrs + j Harris of Calume,
ana r. r. Hutchinson of Naronette
lhls committee have Dad several meet
| ings and are of excellenr Spirits ss tbev
uhde' take the ork for that field II IL
probable that Marquette will be made
the depository for the took work and
plans are being laid T other and more
extended work IN connection therev itb
Inc lower penlnsular confer, nces viii
nihlhIalu Ten workers in that field and
o'heI portions OF the Lake Union Con.
ieIVncS ~, VIII maintain workers there.
Inc North Michigan Conference il
com poseu OF all the territory south of
.he stihits OF Macklnaw and north OF
tne south line OF Mason Lake. Osceola
DiaIe, NIad"l IN, and Arenac counties
.Ieauquhrers are not yet establish, d.
ous ~ ls lkeIy that they will be located
a. e'oshey Ihose chosen to manage
'iiis conference during the next year are |
de loiIows Pres dent, Elder s + Wight
= no" VI CharIotte sec, r. A Bristol ). !
.. anu educational sec, Elder j. J.
~ ~ as.port treas and missionary
sec., MRS. M Z Kenyon, now of
Meilpnls 'canvassing agent.A j Olsen;
executive committee, Elders = =
Wight, j }. Irwin, NJ G. Child w p
Mathews now of Saginaw. and Andrew
Naples OF Peloskey. This conference
starts out with a membership of ahon,
even hundred, and a dozen laborers
aach OF the other conferences in the
tate VIII maintain two workers i'm tbe
lorth conference.
The east Michigan conference is com
'osed OF the counties east of the west
oundaries OF Grstiot Clinton. Inpbam
ackson, Hillsdsle counties and sonth
/ the north Michigan conference line
Will be Differed the coming wear hv
'lder j ID Gowell as president: Il
eeDe OF Lansing, sec. and treas r X
iade OF Detrolt,S. ). and church school
C Buthher, canvsssing agent.
lu these together with A X Sandborn
bay CITY are TO constitute tho
iecutlve comm ttee
he western conference is made mn ~
lie other counties IN the state. and win
'adquarters at Grand Rapids will have
its o1lcers Pres, Elder A. q
aughey, formerly president of Ohio
hlere nee secretary to be supplied by
e committee, educat onal sec Elder
M butter now of Ann Arbor: can.
sslng agent, j. b. Blosser OF Battle
eek eX' cutlve committee, A G.
iughey, > NJ. Butler b. Blosser
e y: hebner and >. +. ). Edwards. NJ
OF Berrien Springs. This conference
In 1t the large church of the demon.
atom at Battle Greek, but IL is likely
II church will be made tributary IN
general conference of the world
lch has its headquarters there. and
y be governed by it
he legal body has for its next trns.
the presidents of the three confer.
es and mission field and its present
retary, Eugene l. Beebe of Lansing
he following we're named as the
stees for the Cedar Lake IndustriaI
Idemy, corporation
- u. Haugey,S p. S. Edwards. 7 G.
nson, M. Butler, S. d. Wight. w
debner and |. H. Evans.
CAMP MOTIFS
rofessor Magan and Miss DeGraw of
Missionary college spent Tuesday
Wednesday at the camp.
r. David Paulson of the Chicago
lch was on the grounds and ad
sed the camp Monday evening. His
was inspiring.
1T little sickness this year. Tbsnks
doctor who looks after the sanitary
litlous
der VIM. Ostrander returned IN
treal " ednesday He will attend
general meeting for the Canadian -
IN Conference at Waterloo.
my campers took advantage of tbe
rslon to Cedar Lake Thursday to
Id the dedication of the academy at
place.
Ter 5. M. Butler was in Ann Arbor
nesday night
e large number Of diners at the
z stand has made it necessary IN
40 foot tent TO Accommodate ~
OF the most interesting places at
imp Is the kindergarten tent where
Ia bles are filled by the little ones
u ~ mas become so interesting that
lothers have been asked TO attend
ngs elsew here.
er +. X. Williams OF the 500 has
of the youths meetings.
er A. q. Haughey, the new presi.
u the west conference came from
h. Il