The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-08
CLARKSBURG
METHODISM.
BUSY AND GROWING CHURCH IS
GoFF METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH HERE.

The fourth quarterly conference the
last for the present conference year,
was held in the church study Thursday
evening.
DIR. d. L. Ash, the presiding elder Of
the Clarksburg district, conducted the
conference, which proved to be one OF
more than ordinary interest. This meet-
ing served to show the remarkable
growth of Methodism in our midst. Out
from the central church tGoffl have
sprung young and vigorous branches.
which are actively engaged in spreading
the good abroad. The Ash chapel for
Broad Oaks and Alta Vista has been
built by the Joint cooperation Of the
people of that vicinity and the church,
Regular services are maintained there
on Sundays and through the week by
tie Rev. +. NJ. Barnard, who also
breaches regularly At the Monticello
school house. Four fourishing sunday
schools. viz. GoT NJ =. S. s, Broad
Oaks and Alta Vista $. s, Monticello
s. S. and the West End s. s, meet ev-
cry Sunday and have combined mem
bership of 03G.
OF coure, to carry on the work
through the various channels numerous.
cs-lry Some additions We're made tpI
the official board and all OF the annual
committees were appointed follows:
Trustees John u Thorn, chairman;
G. w. Lynch, secretary; Lloyd Nutter.
w. L. McNeehan, e. w. Williams, DIR.
j. b. Smith. j. L Alexander, J. NJ,
Swartz and Harvey W. Harmer.
stewards Il. " Flowers, A. X.
Thorn recorder; W. L. Cole. Dr. a. q.
Flowers, A. G. Fordyee, J. NJ. coiTman.
j. a. CrisIp. Hugh jarvis, Q. \. Lawson.
L, G. Lockwood, w. Frank Stout, III
RI So,ldcfs and Truman Lynch. }. II
AlcNander, district steward.
sunday School Superintendents-J. J..
Alexander, GofT; DIR. John Gregg, Broad
oaks and Alta Vista; Boyd Waldeek
Monticello; Dr. w Il. Andrews West
End Frank H. Rhodes, president Ep-
worth Lcague; Mrs. S. *. Arbntmot.
superintendent Junior Epworth League 4
Mrs. w. r. Merriman, president Ladies
Aid Society together with one steward
md one class Lender each from Ash
chapel and Monticello, make mp the lay
3lliciary. In addition to these official
members the various interests Of the
church are cared for by the following
committees, which are appointed annn-
ally. Those for the ensuing conference
year are as follow-:
Music Mrs. c. W. Lynch Mrs i. p.
IIaymaker. 4. X. Thorn Mrs. Anna d..
AMMAN. Mrs. Il. b. Deison, Mrs. Hester
s. Ridenor.
Pastors salary The official board.
Conferences Claimants-E. w. Will
jams, w. c. NicKeehan, 7. j. Lynch, w.
Frank Stout John \. Crislip.
Isrecdmans Aid and oSuthern Eduea-
tion Society-N1rs. NJ. L. Denham, Slrs.
W. n. Hursey. Miss Ellen i. HetT.
Church Records--C. w. Lynch, J. l.
Alexander, DIR. +. n. Flowers. Harvey
W. IIarmer DIR. ]. b. Smith, a. k-
1Horn.
Parsonage and Furniture-Mrs. J. 4.
Alexander, Mrs. b. f. Robinson, Mrs. q.
j. Lang, Mrs. w. J.. Cole. J. u. swartz'
Mrs. Villa stone. AIRS, d. L. Ash.
Temperance Mrs. Villa J. Robin
Mrs. Robert Ogden, Mrs. NJ Anna Dunn,
James T. Rhodes.
Education- Mrs. T.. y. Deison, j. WI
Boggcss, Orie McConkey, Mrs D. >,
i3irtwell.
sunday Schools. ]. Alexander pr
4. o. Flowers. Mrs r. }. Lynch, e 4
Lawson. DR. e. y. Teets, Mrs " !.
Rodgers. Miss ElizaBeth Gregg.
Missions--,I. NJ CoEman. w. u, Trim,
ble, 4. G. Tordyce, n. v. p. Hurst; Mrs
ri Smith Mrs w y. Cole, Charler