The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-28
EpwOrth League Meeting at Mil
lersburg.

The Epworth League held one of the
most beneficial and enjoyable con-
ferences at Millersburg, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, since their organiza-
ton. Maysville has made the most adj
,yancement of any League.
Two of the most interesting and best
papers on the program were by Miss
Mae Williams and Miss Kate Bingham.
The address of welcome by Mrs. Edgar
Thomson, was most excellent, we'll pre-
pared, well delivered and voiced cor
dial reception. DIR. G.. f. Evans, of
Maysville, made the reply.
There are now nearly 1000 League
Chapters in Southern Methodism, with
membership of about 10000.
Rev. E. G. B. Mann preached at M.
E. Church, Sunday morning; Rev. 81. r.
dler, at Christian church and Rev. 0.
j. Chandler. at M E. church, at night.
The luncheon at Hotel Bryan on Fri
day and Saturday was much compli-
mented Iysail
Rev. John w: Hughes. the wild man
of the Kentucky Conference, delivered
a most excellent sermon Saturday night.
The following resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS, we have been SO kindly,
generously and handsomely treated and
entertained by the people of Millers-
burg, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, 1st, We express our sincere
thanks and appreciation of all favors
shown us.
2nd, That we express our appreciation
of all arrangements made for us by the
local chapter.
Sd, That we express our appreciation
of all courtesies and favors shown us by
the railroad companies and to the Cen
trail Methodist for its many kindneses
and for the printing of the programs.
4th. That we adopt these resolutions
by standing vote of all, ministers, dele
gates and visitors present.
Signed: II. r. MILLS, Secretary.
w. o SADLER.
The mmebers of the League Board are
Rev. U. V. w. Darlington, President,
Rev. H. R. Mills, Secretary. Mrs. w.
T. Morris, Treasurer, Rev. Geo Crates,
Rev. w. 0. Sadler, Rev. E. G. B.
Mann, Mrs. f. Browiskie
List of ministers delegates and visitors
to Epworth League Conference: E. H.
Cline, Miss Hettie Jones, Rev. G.. f.
Oney and wife, Rev. J. r. DeeriDg,
Miss Julia Miller, Mrs, J. S. Sims, Rev.
w. o. Sadler. W. T. Morris, of Licking
ton, Miss Bertha l. Winston, Newport,
Allene Glascock, Henrietta Evans, John
w. Boulder, DIR. @. F. Evans. Rev. E.
G.. B. Mann and wife, S. F. Reed, Mays
vile, Miss Mattie Power, Rev. f. M.
Hill and wife, Carlisle, Miss Kate Will
son, Moorefeld, Miss Anna Craig, Bar
louisville, F. B. Jones, Middletown
Miss Mamie Redmon, Mrs. Thos. D.
Jones, Mt. Sterling, Rev D. J. Chan
dler, Bloomfield. Rev w. W. Spates
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. John Crockett, Mrs. Mary
G. Rapp, Sharpsburg. Mrs. Fletcher
Mann, Misses Louise and Mary Bash
fard, John G. Craddock, of Paris, Mrs
John Dichey Washington, Rev. w. L.
Clark and wife, Butler, Rev. j. R.
Savage, Mrs. j. o. Crawford, Garland
Fisher, Rev. Edward Allen, o. B
Crockett. Prof. d. w. Batson, Win
chester, Harry Kiff, W. Mannin, Rev
J. D. French, Helena Station, Rev. J
O. A. Vaught, Miss Sarah Vaught, Dan
vile, t. W. Baker, Visalia, Rev. U. V
w. Darlington and wife, Miss Jesse
Miller, Luella Hobles, Myrtle Ashbrook
Covington, Rev. H. r. Mills, Walton
William Campbell. O. A. Cooper
Nicholasville, Rev J. w. Hughes. wife
and daughter, Miss Ida Ware, J. r.
Akers, Wilmore, Emma Neville, John
son Station.