Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-03
Conference Converted III st. Paul
First ,ay'o Protoeauag5.

Paul church this morning g. $3.50
o'clock with Bishop A. Candier, OF
Qeor4ia presiding.
The bishop celIed the Conference
to orGer with two raps Oh she favei
and read hv1n1 Nc. 2G1. II : I'D the
hymn and was ioif 81 n singing by
the whole Conferences without snetru-
mental accompaniment 6e hen
led 3be .oEfar4l cen 2 ie~Va 5rarer.
Afar which ne read tsa s~3sDsgrRl
les-ou nom the Is4 af.a 2r,i cj,a GERS
al ft:e Acts Of the AI:Nss 81 / his
rernn@rks II TIE Taf:fa-on". sna hf$hop
sda3 That GheIe vas no eaEthis nTga-
nization that was worthy to sit Gown
with the bride Of tie Lama (ofeanlng
the chuEch). For on tine he spoke
at lIreth on isG.s auI Sci3isnlo and
said ti,at a good f1aera, on 8 cnnver-
sion WpGlu cu1Ts<e seas ;..,.a, ~ a
gfeatI4gDy theole- Ji4A- sr~Gat4eus L1e
sale that Pete pFlecoed 8 great Cos
pei on the Dey % Tenteco3t, bscause
it made the pnonie begin 10 give
away their money and goods. He
admonisheo the Conference not TO
pester with politics, but TO give their
attention to the church, which was p
much larger business. He closed bis
sermon by singing ''Ieeus lie
Name"
Rev. w L, Caaninggin, Secretary
of the Conference called the roll. Mr..
Cunninggim was elected permanent
secretary. The hours of meeting
g fixed at $3.50 in the morning to
1 O'Clock in the afternoon. The bar
Of the Conference was fixed at the
Memorial windows in the church.
A standing committee on the or
phanage was ordered to be placed on
the list Of standing committees.
Rev. r. B, John read the report of
the presiding elders which an
nounced the following standing COM
mittees:
Books and Periodicals-W. C.
Pickett, N. G. Yearly, r. W. Baily,
G.. B. Perry, R. A. Jenkins, 81. M.
North, L. E. Thompson, E. E. Rose,
A. J. Parker, Willard Neal, J. T..
Ware, L. B. Bynum, A. j. McKin-
non, C. G. Covington, J. E. w. Sugg,
T. T. Thorne, j. H. Exum, w. J.
Woorley.
On Conference RELATIONSHIP T.
Plyler. n. NJ. Watson, B. G. Alfred,
G. A. Oglesby, J. N. Potter, II. B.
Anderson, ID. l.. Earnhard, j. G..
johnson, and t. J. Daily.
On Church Property-G. B. Starl-
ing, j. B. Thompson, s. T. Moyle,
c. o. Durant, r. il. Davis, FL. M.
Jackson, z. Greening, M. S. Davis,
James Southgate, r.. F. Mann, n. /.
Everett, d. Lane, W. E. Moses, J.
w. Evans, J. T. Thorner.
On District Conference Records
A. l.. Ormond, NJ. D. Giles, E. G.
Sci, j. W. Bradley, G. c. Brothers,
d. Z. Gideon, "A. b. iIattom, FL. A.
Humble, ". f. Craven.
Memoirs-D. H. Tuttle, T. A.
Snoot, l.. l. Nash, T. N. Ivey, r.
B. John.
TemperAnce-T Fl Shore g 2 -Te-
rome, j ii Frizzell, ] P Pate, ]
Draper, G D Largston, j Barker,
r L Church, D III Tuttle, M @
Sheriff., B Cole, G w Anthony, 2
Gibson, F W Hargett, G L Aber.
nethy, G D Best, D B Zollicoffer, 6
L Raper.
On Bible Cause.-The same as las
year.
A motion prevailed that a eollec
tion be taken up at IL O'Clock to-
morrow morning for the Methods
Orphanage and that the Bishop
pyeach a Thanksgiving ermon
several communications and re
ports from dlffereat Methodist insti
tw4foas were referred to their respee
tive committees without reading.
Rev. n II . Wilson read the re
port of the Methodist PUBLISHING
hsase8 at Memphis, Tenn, and Dial
las, Texas.
The report Of tho Sunday schoc
hoard was also read by Mr. Wilson
The Epworth League report Wa
read to the Conference and was Ii:
tened 10 with much interest.
Pie secretary announced tn
naxnes OF his assistants as follows; ]
M d Wflsoa, r Fl Brown, Oh Rek