The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-04

Fremont Circuit-D. L. Earnhardt.
Wilson Circuit-C. H. Balm, supply.
Ocracoke and Portsmouth-R. r.
Grant.
WARRENTON DISTRICT.
G.. F. Smith-Presiding Elder.
Warrenton-C. W. Robinson.
Warren-C. c. Alfred.
Ridgeway-L. NJ. Chaffin.
Henderson,. L. Nash.
LittletOn-H. A. Humble and W. Z.
| Nicholson.
Weldon-W. w Rose.
Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary.
! D. Langston.
ROanoke-To be supplied by W. B.
Humble.
Enfield and Halifax-S. y. Cotton.
Battleboro and Whitaker's- F.
| Taylor.
Scotland Neck-J. E. Holden.
Hobgood-D. 3. Parker.
Williamson and Hamilton-T. H.
Sutton.
Garysburg-J G. Johnson.
Northampton-E. +. Rose.
RichSquare-J. T. Stanford.
Conway-W. c. Merritt.
MurfreesbOro-T. d. Woodall.
Harrelsville-B. c. Thompson.
Bertie-R. L. Davis.
President Littleton Female College
}. NJ. Rhodes.
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT.
j. F.. derwoOd-Presiding Elder.
Elizabeth City-First Church: D.
! II. Tuttle.
Elizabeth City-City Roads: H. M.
North.
Pasquotank-W F. Jones
Camden-W. E. Hocutt.
Moyock-J. Y. Old.
Currituck-W. A. Piland
North Gates-W. H. Brown.
Gates-T j. Daily.
PerQuimans-F. L. Church.
Hertford-M. H. Tuttle.
Edenton-C. L. Read.
PlymOuth-L. B. Jones.
Roper-W. F. Craven.
Pantego and Belhaven-H. NJ. Jack
son.
Dare-Wm. Towe.
Roanoke Island-A. ]. Parker and
G. r. Taylor, supernumerary.
Kitty Hawk-To be supplied by w.
O. Davis.
Kennekeet-J. w. Price.
Hatteras-To be supplied by J. NJ.
Galloway.
Secretary Vanderbilt Correspon-
dence School,. L. Cuninggim.
Tranferred-E. w. Fox, Western
North CarOllna conference
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Conference met again at $50 o'clock
with Bishop Gambler presiding. Devo-
tional exercises were conducted by DR..
E. A. Yates. The minutes of the morn
ing session were read and approved.
HELP FOR THE G F c.
Miss M L. Smith. the financial agent
of the Alumnae Association of the
Greensboro Female college made an
earnest appeal to the conference in be-
half of that institution. Members
pledged themselves and churches for
$4,000 TO help pay off the college debt
The report Of the Board OF Missions
was read and approved.
TO MERGE CHURCH PAPERS.
The report of the directors of the Ra-
leigh Christian Advocate was read by
Rev. NJ. T. Plyer. A recommendation
was made that a committee be ap-
pointed to confer with a committee of
the Western North Carolina Conference
with a view to the consolidation of the
North Carolina Advocate and the Ra-
leigh Advocate. The recommendation
created a great deal of discussion and
there We're warm arguments both for
and against the move. Rev. F. d.
SWindeu, r. 3. John and ]. +. Sproggs,
the latter a member of the Western
Conference spoke in favor Of the con-
solidation and Rev F. A. Bishop
argued against II. The committees re-
port was adopted
The reports of the EpWorth League
Board. The Board of Church Extension
nd ba "A
and adopted.
y rising vote Of thanks was tender
ed the citizens of Goldsboro for their
hospitality in the entertainment of the
visitors.
Henderson was chosen as the place
Of Conference next year. Rev. A d.
Belts lead the closing prayer and Btsh-
op Gambler made appropriate remarks
TO the ministers before reading the ap-
pOintmentS
At $50 o'clock Conference adjourned
sine die
CONFERENCE NOTES.
Rev. D. H. Tuttle, president of the
Board Of Church Extension, of the Con-
ference is one Of the strongest and most
loved man in the conference. In the
conference discussions he is a man Of
few words, but when he speaks it IS
known that he IS on the right side. He
is thoroughly unselfish and is c0nSe-
Grated to his work, and is pre-eninent-
ly a man Of prayer.
For a number of years Rev. W. L.
Cuninggim has been the Secretary Of
the Conference, Rev. n. H. D. Wilson.
Assistant Secretary, and Rev. G. T.
Simmons the Recording Secretary.
These three painstaking, efficient men
are due the deep appreciation of the en-
tire Conference which they receive.
Their arduous labors are given for the
love they have for the church, for they
receive no money for this work.
Rev NJ. Bradshaw. the Conference
host is due the gratitude of the entire