The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-15
OFFICERS ELECTED
AT NIGHT SESSION.
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F. Reese, D. D., Macon; Rev. Albion
| w. Knight, Rev. Robb White, Mr.. H.
| C. Cunningham, Mr.. VIM. X. Miller,
Mr.. 2. D. Harrison, Atlanta.
Secretary of the Convention-Rev.
| Frederick +. Reese, D. D.. Macon.
Assistant Secretary-Rev. Francis
| H. Craighill Darien.
Treasurer OF the Diocese-Mr. Will
| liam X. Miller. Augusta.
Treasurer of Diocesan Missions-Mr.
| r. c. DeSauSsure, Atlanta.
Registrar of the Diocese-Mr. Will
| liam N. Hawks, Atlanta.
Chancellor of the Diocese-TMr Frank
H. Miller. Augusta.
Treasurer of the Corporation-Mr.
Paul Romare, Atlanta; Mr.. r. c. De-
| Saussure, assistant treasurer, Atlanta.
The Board of Missions-The Bishop.
eX-officio, chairman. The treasurer of
| diocesan missions, ex-otficio. Rev. c.
T. A. Pise, Rev. Troy Beatty, Rev. c.
3. Wilmer, Mr.. c. A. Read, Mr.. H.
L. Parry, Mr.. VIM. N. Hawks.
The General Chapter of the Cathe-
dral-The RI Rev. C. K. Nelson, d.
D., ex-off1cio, president; Rev. A. w.
Knight, Rev. c. B. Wilmer, Rev. G. A.
| Ottmann, Rev. F. f. Reese, D. D., Rev.
Robb White, Rev. Troy Beatty. Rev.
c. T. A. Pise, Rev. J. L. Scully. Rev.
WHY'S Rede, u. D., Rev. S. B. Car
penter, Mr.. z. d. Harrison, Mr.. w. X.
Miller, Mr.. H. c. Cunningham Mr.. r.
c. DeSaussure, Mr.. d. B. Harris, DR..
George H. Noble, Mr.. Robert c. Ais
ton, Mr.. c. M. Goodman, Mr. William
S. Kelly, Mr.. F. H. Mcfarland.
Trustees of the Weston School
Fund-Rev. A. w. Knight, Rev. ]. J..
Lanier, Rev. c. T. A. Pise, Rev. G. A.
Ottmann, Mr.. 2. D. Harrison Mr.. R.
c. DeSa0ssure, DR.. H. c. White, Mr..
c. A. Read.
The Court Array-Rev. S. B. Carpen-
ter, Rev. w. j.. Page, Rev. c. T. A.
Pise, Rev. ]. L.. Scully, Rev. c. B..
Wiener, Rev. c. c. Williams, D. D.,
Rev. Troy Beatty, Rev. J. w. Turner,
dict.
Delegates to the Missionary Council
in Washington, elected-Rev. Harry
Cassil, Mr. w. M. Hammond. Appoint
ed by general convention-Rev. F. B.
Ticknor, Rev. ]. L. Scully, Rev. j. j.
Lanier, Mr.. r. c. DeSaussure, Mr.. W.
K Miller, Mr. E. S. Elliott, Mr.. r. K.
Hines.
Memorial to Wesley.
Rev. Harry Cassil offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the parish of Christ
Church consenting, the diocese of Geor-
gia place in this church a tablet or
other suitable memorial to John Yves
ley, a former presbyter of Christ
Church; and that committee of three
be appointed by the chair to carry the
provisions of the resolutions into eff
feet.
Rev Cassil followed up this resolu-
ton with a few words regarding the
F; e - TDh tuhn
he stated belonged to the church, and
never was a member of any other. An
other denomination has taken our name
and now they are trying to claim John
Wesley and are preparing to celebrate
the bi-centenary of his birth.
The Bishop spoke briefly on this SUBJ
ject, saying incidentally that he now
owned the church organ used by Wes-
ley in his services in Christ Church.
The committee was appointed as fol-
lows: Rev. Harry Cassil, Mr.. w. N.
Hawks, Mr.. Robert Mumford.
state of the Church.
Rev. C. C. Williams. for the Special
Committee on State Of the Church,
made a report in which it was shown
that marked improvement was shown
in all departments. Various items, as
given in the Bishops address and re-
port were touched upon. Excellent work
of the Womans Auxiliary, the lay
work, and work among the colored peo-
pie were mentioned as being particu-
larly satisfactory.
The committee to which was referred
the report of the Board of Missions
made a report suggesting that MEM
hers of the board endeavor to visit
missions, etc. The work of the board
was found to be excellent and good
nropresa repOrtpd
Lay Committee on Missions.
Mr.. w M. Hawks of the Special Lay
Committee on Missions reported at
length. The report recommended that
more priests be put in the mission
work, and told Of the excellent work
done of the laymen of ST. Phillips
Church, Atlanta. They had raised
about $500 for mission work, outside of
the regular appropriations and chaI-
lenged other parishes to do as well. A
suggestion was made that laymen I'M
dertake to give to this special work a
certain per cent of their incomes. The
report was discussed al length and at
11:30 O'Clock the convention adjourned
to reassemble at 9 o'clock this morn
ing.