The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-26


 | board of education in not giving to 1 the Payne Lane school it's share of the | money collected. and an amendment | was passed requiring the board to make the assessment of $251 for the | colored college.
 A memorial to Congress was passed asking the Senate not to permit Reed Shoot to take his seat in the senate. l Athens will have two bishops tomor- row there, preaching at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches. The Conference will adjourn Monday l morning.
 | The third days session of the Con- ference convened at 9 o'clock. and de- | votional exercises were conducted by Psalm and announced hymn 5S0, Sol diers of Christ, Arise and Put Your Ar nor On."
 | Address of pr. Dubose. l Dr. Dubose, editor of The Epworth | Era, was introduced and delivered one of the most interesting addresses, aside from the Bishops, that has been heard He kept the house in an uproar all | the time with his excellent stories and their application. He will long be l remembered by the conference. Dr. Hammill, Sunday school editor, was the man of the hour last night, speak ing for nearly two hours to a crowded house.
 Question 5--who are re-admitted in the travelling connection? was called | and there was none.
 | W. G. Gaston of the Talladega dis trict, was admitted on trial. | Question S-What travelling preach- CTS are elected deacons? The follow ing names were called, their characters passed, and they were elected deacons: c. D. Brooks, W. E. Gibson, L. M. Har- ris, J. H. Harris, w. R. Howell, Thomas | M. Purcell. 1 Question 4-who are admitted into full connection? The following names were called. and they were admitted into full connection: c. D. Brooks, w. E. Gibson. L. h. Harris. J. W. Led ! better. W. R. Howell, T. M. Purcell, J. H. Harris. These young men were ,aller before the Bishop, who for an our talked to them. making one of emost powerful speeches the confer e ever heard. It was profound, cal, eloquent and touching.
 Get Acquainted With Christ. admonished them to set acquaint- h Christ. get acquainted so that hey were asked to introduce a to the Savior that they would backward. He said for them young. You can keep the e..' m and optimism of youth, the almanac may register rou," he said. If you have yious doubts. keep them to s. Everybody else has as they can take care of. Don't 1t yourself. When you re- assignment, if you are dis
 keep 1t to yourself; don't
 1t to your wife, if you have
 wherever you may go. say
 very best place in the world
 to the class, When you get
 not tell your wife how "- used to do, less she soon
 ad never had a mother" ess was filled with sound
 every man in the church
 t.
 6-Who are transferred Conferences? was called,
 res A. Duncan, in Elders
 transferred from the South
 ference. Rev. w. E. Ma
 rs' orders, was received
 ida Conference.
 ice of the Alabama Com
 Rev. J. M. Sollie of the
 Conference were intro
 conference.
 the election of delegates
 l conference having ar
 anks and E. J. Garrison .-. ellers for the lay dele
 y.F. K Gamble secre-
 w. Johnston and Rev.
 hy were chosen tellers
 l delegates, with Rev.
 etary. The first ballot
 resulted in the election
 Vadsworth and T. C.
 ond ballot resulted in
 Y. NJ. Rowe and M. K r.. he third ballot elected
 Hon, Dan Collier was
 first ballot for reserve .. econd ballot was not
 al Delegates.
 t for clerical delegates
 lection of H. c. Howard r. H. l.. Hobbs. Presid-
 Birmingham District,
 Mccoy, pastor of Five lam. The secoud ballot l
 gates had not been re- ijournment.
 ddick and Rev. T. A. A. ltted to the superannu-
 en' whose name was |
 /, was called and he was |
 ial
 Binford, who quit his Ia without the consent of
 Ider' was called before
 ma allowed to offer his
 len was accepted. His
 passed and he was con
 Where shall the next r
 inference be held? was II les w. Newman offered
 'duon from Gadsden, 'nqed by the Presiding that eleven years ago
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