The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-15


Love feast. conducted by Revs. J. r.
Brooks, F. H. Wood, T. A. Boone and
| P. J. Caravan
II a. m.-Preachng by Bishop A. Coke
<Smith, followed by ordination of deacons
p. m.--Memorial exercises, followed by
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper. con-
Quoted by Revs S. H. Helsobeck and J.
w. Wheeler.
7:30 p. m.-Preaching by Rev. DR.. J. C.
Kilgo. followed by ordination of elders.
South Main Street Churchill a. NJ
Preaching by Rev ]. E. Woosey.
1880 p. m.-Preaching by Rev. H. H.
Jordan.
First Presbyterian Churchill q. NJ
Preaching by Rev. DR.. James Atkins.
7:30 p. m.--Preaching by Rev. Frank
Siler.
First Baptist Church-Preaching at II
a. m. BY Rev. 7. f. Mari
$50 D. m.-Rev. w. B. Lee.
Green Street Baptist Church--Preaching
II a. m, by Pev. u. Paris.
1:30 p. m.-ReV. J. A. Scronce.
Methodist Protestant Church-Preach-
ing at II a. m, by Rev. r. NJ Hoyle.
1880 p. m.--Rev. A. r. Bell
German Reformed Church-Preaching at
II a. m, by Rev ]. D. Arrold.
1880 p. my D. H. Cowan
NJ. f. Church, colored-Preaching at II
a. m.-Rev. c. c. Thompson.
1870 p. m.-Rev. J. H. West.
A. NJ Z. Zion Church-Preaching at II
"a. m.-Rev. A. r. Surratt.
1880 p m.-Rev. r. w. Bradley.
West Market, Greensboro-Preachin at
II a. m.--Rev. DR.. J. C. Rowe
1880 p. m.-Rev. Dr.. J. H. Weaver.
Centenary Church-Preaching at II a.
m. and 7:3O p. m.--Rev. H. X. Boyle.
First Church. Salisbury, IL a. m.-Rev
E. L. Balm.
$50 p. m.--Rev. J. E. Alternately.
Spenccr-Preaching at II a. m.-Rev. J.
+. Alternately.
7:30 p. m.-Rev. Z. L. Balm.
MEETS NEXT AT CHARLOTTE.
At II O'Clock this morning the bishop
called the forty-ffth question: where
shall the next conference be held? Then
all was expectation. Rev. T. F. MARI in
vited the conference to meet at Charlotte.
The invitation was accepted by unani-
nous vote.
One preacher remarked that Charlotte
would be wide open in it's hospitality.
The bishop humorously answered that he
open town.
]. A. Regain, chairman, presented Il re-
port from the Committee on Temper
ance. The report gave endorsement and
recommended, First, hold on to the ter
ritory now under temperance laws; sec
ond, work in the town now under local
option third, see that alcoholic drinks
arc not sold in prohibition territory. Also
see that more rigid laws be passed for
the entire State. The report also com
demRed the use OF cigarettes and tobacco
in any form. The antisaloon league of
the State was endorsed and a committee
appointed to join with like committees
from other denominations TO continu" the
work. This committee will be Rev3.
Ware, Turrentine, Mccall, Siler and H.
D. Stewart.
Mr.. Ware introduced resolution rec
ommendng thanksgiving service in all the
churches and the corrections on that occa-
sion to go to the Methodist Orphanage
OF Raleigh. II was announced that tn
stockholders of the Advocate Publishing
Company would meet this afternoon. A
report was read endorsing the work of
the Sunday league.
A class of nine were ordained by Bishop
Smith to be deacons. The Bishops re-
marks were enjoyed very much. He gave
some sound advice. One notable remark
was that a preacher should not ask Tor
a discount on things purchased on the
ground that he was a preacher.
Mrs. Lucy Robertson, president Of
Greensboro Female College made an adj
dress to the conference in behalf of tie
college.
TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL AGAIN.
Just before adjournment this morning
the memorial of Greensboro District Con
ference relative to Trinity High School,
come up again and DR.. l.. W. Crawford
addressed the conference He made
strong appeal in behalf of this instlru-
ton, reviewing the history OF work there
and contra sted the condition then "A /
now, DR.. Crawford turned to the Bishop
and said that che time had come when
ii should be decided whether The con
ference was controlled by the schools. j
was a strong appeal in behalf OF a school
which many believe would have three
hundred students the day the doors arc
opened to the boys and girls OF the Yves
tern North Carolina Conference, under
No control except that coming direct from
the conference. we have ho1rd 1t from
good authority, says Or. Crawford, that
an endowment of one hundred thousand
dollars could be raised in less than twelve
months from prominent Mcthodists in the
Piedmont section if the conference should
deem it wise to take it independently
under its care.
DR.. Turrentine. who is a member of
| the Board Of Trustees, made : state
ment correcting some impressions about
the proposed plan to dispose OF he prop
e:ty. He said the words dispose of"
did not necessarily mean sell or close
| the school. On his motion the memo
rial was referred to the Board of Educa
ton which will make its report.
| If developed that six thousand dollars
has been raised in the past twelve months
| for Brevard Industrial School This in-
| cludes the two thousand dollars raised
| for the school at this conference.
| Rev. ". B. Lee who has been six years
missionary to Brazil, has on exhibition at
conference a model OF Cranberry College
in Brazil, which belongs to the NJ. E.
church. 1t is three stories high and has
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