The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
CONFERENCE ENDED.
List of Appointments Made on
Closing Day.

New Minister Comes to Morgantown-
Where the Ministers are to go for tn,
Next Year-ReporI of Secretary
Shows tine Churches to be i'm Good
Condition.
The NJ. P. Conference which has
been in progress at Parkersburg for
some time has ended. A lot of bust.
ness was transacted on the last day
Below is given a summary of the clos
ing session:
The statistical secretary gives these
figures Of the conference: Ministers,
90; members, 5000; parsonages, As;
churches, 249; appointments, 346;
value OF church property, $276, 900. Is;
value of parsonage property, $43, 1856;
Sunday schools, $50; Sunday school
scholars, 12,428; money raised by
Sunday schools. 81, 2s1. 40; Y. P. S. @.
e. societies, 20; Y. P. S. G. e. men,
beers, 667; money raised, $267.29.
The election of delegates to the
General Conference resulted as follows:
Clerical-Rev. DIR. j. j. POINTER, Poy-
nette; Rev. DIR. M. D. Helmick, ST.
Marys; Rev. DIR. d. G. Helmick,
Weston; Rev. George r. Brown, Rock
ford; Rev. c. L. Queen, Lorentz; Rev.
A. L. McKeever. Fleemington; Rev.
M. L. Smith, Parkersburg; Rev. U.
W. Morrison, Point Marion; Rev. J..
/. Vincent, CASTOR. The lay dele
gates are: j. G. Roand, Weston; DR..
j. W. Kidd, BurnsYille; Fred Smith,
Lost Creek; DR.. j. B. Watson, st.
Marys; Professor w. W. Tapp, Harris
vile; William Mearns, Buckhannon
M. L. Abbot, Grafton; Professor u.
S. Fleming, Parkersburg; J. 1. Swind-
Ter, Fairmont. Reports are made by
committees recommending certain
months for certain collections for
church work; urging a better obser-
vance Of the Sabbath at the same
time protesting against Sunday excur-
sions, Sunday baseball and Sunday
visiting.
REPORT OF STATIoNINe COMMITTEE.
G.. X. Brown, President.
OuD DlSJrlcJ NO. L.
Ayery-U. w. Morrison.
Cassville-C. L. Hall.
Catawba-J. A. Kettle.
Mt. Morris, Pa.-G. B. Stewart.
Marion-J. ]. Philip.
Reedsville-D. @. Jones.
South Morgantown-S. P. Hawley.
Morganuown-A. f. Hess.
First Church Fairmont-A. j. ALI
man.
Shinnston-to be supplied.
Sub District No. 2.
Barbour-W. p. Holt.
Beverly Mission-A. G. Blake.
Bridgeport-M. Sleete.
Elam-L. r. Poole.
Grafton-R. G. Dean.
Hendrix. H. Mossburg.
Nestor-A. L. McKeever.
Newburg-W H. Hart.
st. George-Thomas Jackson.
Sub District No. 3.
Buckhannon Stations. G. Apple
gate.
Buckhannon Circuit-R. r. Rice,
Georgetown-J. l. Vincent
Harrison-C. L. Queen.
Kanawha-Josiah Payne.
Lewis. N. Holt.
MllItus--E. G. Clips.
Upshur-L. II. linn.
Weston-D. G Helmick.
Sub District Mt. 4.
Doddridge-J. T. Folger.
EllenbUro-to be supplied.
Harrisville-S. G. Jones.
Maxwell to be supplied.
McKim-O. Lowther.
Parkersburg-M L. Smith.
Friendly-T. j. Hickle.
Pennsboro-D S Boggs.
st. Marys-M D Helmick.
Tyler-O P Mcneil.
Pullman-A Ellison.
Victory Mission--to be supplied.
Freeport-H w Holden.
Sub District No. 5.
Hereford-W e Fletcher.
Elizabeth-to be supplied.
Ravenswood-to be supplied.
Jackson-W P Price.
Rockport-M M Wilcox.
Richardson-T F Goode.
LEROY H Keffer.
Gandeeville-J HI Tough.
Spencer-G II Snider.
Creston-to be supplied.
Ripley MissiOn-J P Warner.
Sub District No. 6.
Auburn--D II Trembly.
Burnsville-Jesse Jones.
Cleveland--J @ Shock.
Glenville-J G II Coger.
Normantown-to be supplied.
Sutton-B. T. RAIDER.
Vadis-F T Kelley
South Sutton L Mccoy
Sub District No
Blue Rock-C A Heaton
Erbacon-J Jackson
Camden-on-Gauley-J w Adds
Greenbrier-to be supplied
Marlinton-to be supplied
Ronceverte-to be supplied
White SULPHUR A Perry
Webster Springs-to be supplied
President OF the Faculty. ]
Poynter
Supernumaries-D II Davis, j M
Conway, M Ireland, J ] Mason, T S
Coulter, H Nelson, Fl Harper
In hands Of President-A N Linger,
B Stout, w L Kittle, S Ed Kildow,
] G Ruse, F Smith, T w Ireland,
George Poynter
Without appointment at their own
request A Cobb, w Hollen, G N
Phillip, G H Ocheltree, G P Bueler
Loaned to Westminster Doug
lass
Loaned to G e World T Cowan
In school, A Isner.
GLASSMEN ADJOURNED