Evening journal., 1902-03-25
Salisbury District

SALISBURY DlStrlCt
Presiding Elder, T. e. Martlndale.
Pocomoke Circuit Supply. ]. NJ Col
lins.
Powellville. II. .. KelsO.
Princess Anne, /. G.. Fosnocht
Quantico, o. l.. Martin.
Riverside (supply), J. s. Bozman.
Roxanna, J. b Graham.
St. Peter's. NJ. d. Nutter.
Salisbury, G. A. Hill.
Selbyville, r. N. Faulkner.
Sharptown. d. H. Miller
Smiths Island Supply, W. r. Gwinn
Snow Hin. Aloyeius Green.
Somerset. q. r. Neeae.
Stockton. ]. F. Anderson.
Tangier, w. w. Sharp.
Westover, F. Y. Moore.
Whitesville. F. r. Van Dyke
Annamessex Supply. ]. w. Colona.
Asbury. T. r. Terry.
Berlin. II. G. Budd
Bethel. d. H. Willis
BishOpville Milton Mccain.
Cape Charles. Edwin Gardner.
Chlncoteague. G. G.. Senser
Crisheld, S. NJ. Pilchard
Crowmtown (supply) ,Baynard Wheat
ley.
Delmar, 2. H. Webster.
Deals Island. f. F. Carpenter.
Fairmount r. T. COursey.
F'rankford, Asbury Burke.
Fruitland. c. II. Williams.
Girdle Tree, J. A. Brewington.
Gumboro, G.. W. Hastings
Hollands Island. =. N. Cantwell.
Laurel. II. G. Turner.
Mardella Springs (supply), w. +. At
ldnson.
Marion Supply. w. e Matthew'S.
MillsborO. J. e. Gallagher.
Mt. Pleasant, +. ]. Cochran
Mt. Vernon. ]. W. Gray.
Nanticoke. e. H. Dewickson.
Newark, w. R. Hirons.
OnancoclI. j. p. Outten.
Parsonburg, d. f. McFaul
PocomOke. i. c. McSOrley.
The Rev. DR.. +. b. Short was con-
firmed as general secretary of tho Y
NJ C. A. and made a member of st
Pdul's quarterly conference.
The Domestic Mission Board was ap-
pointed as follows r. H. Adams, w
II. Hul1ill, j. A. Arters. G. c. Moore, e.
C. Atkins. James A. Carroll, l.. c. Nc
Sorley. J. r. McAllen.
Church Extension BOard-C. S
Baker. J. d. Kemp. E. c. MacNichol
j. NJ. Reid. B. T. Jones. w. r. Corkran.
q. L. Hardesty, j. H. Beauchamp, b. b.
Maloney ID. r. Clarke, Robert Watt
r. A. II. OBrien, J. w. Easley, H. c.
Browne, G.. M. Fisher, T.. f. Martin
dale. l. G. FOsnocht, G. G. Senser, j.
A. Ellis, w. J. Townsend.
Conference Board of Examiner
The Revs. Stengle, Northrup, Hurst
KOons, Nutter. Wyatt, Harris, Turner
Whnte. HILL Green. Anderson. Talley
Collins. Easley, Townsend. DeVinish
Beauchamp, Carpenter and Stephen
son..
w r. Lewis is transferred to this
Conference from the Troy Conference
and Dr. Woodall 60 the Troy Confer
ence.
There was n special session at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. presided
over by the Rev l.. p. Barrett. The
various standing committees made
their usual reports, which were, in
the main. unanimously adopted. The
Rev DR.. Durham, who has conducted
evangelistic meetings during the ses-
sion. was presented with a purse OF
800, for which ne expressed his pro
found gratitude to the Conference.
Or. Alfred Smith. in his report on
Temperance. recommended that the
Fourth of July be set apart as a day
for the advancement of the temper.
ance cause. This was heartily agreed
to by the Conference.
The Conference unanimously passed
the following: "That VIC pledge our.
selves to each other. and to our fel
low-ministers of other conferences
that until the liquor license system Is
overthrown, we will not vote for can
didatos for public offices, nor the po
| litical parties nominating them. wht
are not openly pledged to use all lega
and honorable means for the deetruc
ton Of the licensing and manufactur
| ing of intoxicating liquors"
Il was ordered that a copy of thu
Conference minutes be presented {,
each home in which the ministers ha,
been so royalty entertained.
The Twentieth Century Fund repOr
was read by the Rev. john France
and was adopted.