The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-30

total of 46. The salaries were paid
in full, with the collections in fun
Robert D. Daniel was i'll during the
year, and his physician stopped him
from study. His health is now good,
and he has done a faithful years work.
Rev N. M. Hoyle, of Mangum Street,
has had over 90 conversions, and more
than $50 have Joined some church.
There were 98 additions to his church.
and his charge will soon build new
church. $500 having been subscribed
Rev. w. S. Price has had a success
full year. Rev w. O. Davis reported
a very fine years work. Rev. ]. r..
Saunders has worked faithfully during
the past year.
Rev. r. e. Porter, missionary tn
Cuba, was reported to have dore
splendid work.
Third Year Class-Raleigll District,
Rev. r. f. Bumpas. of Edealon
Street church, Raleigh, said there had
recently been very gracious revival
and 80 members had been added to
the church. The finances We're all up
in full.
Rev. f. A. Bishop, of the Central
church, Raleigh, said there was an
advance over last year on the con-
ference collections, but the salary of
the pastor was not paid in full, The
spiritual condition was not as good as
his church are wage earners, and the
advance in the cost of living has ad-
vanced, while the wages have not been
increased.
Rev. C. w. Starting, of Brooklyn
and Macedonia, reported a splendid
condition in membership. The par
sonage debt of $500 has been paid and
"a lot obtained.
Rev. c. L. Read of Epworth. 1>al-
eigh. reported the spiritual tone sound,
and a fine increase in MEMBERSHIP.
The conference collections Were mp jill
full, but the salaries were not up III
full.
Rev G.. b. Startling, Cary reported
an increase of 50, but the finances
were not up in full.
Rev. G.. w. Fisher, Clayton. re-
ported excellently, and said his fourth
year had closed up we'll.
Rev. w. a. Coltrane, of Enfield, re-
ported q good year.
Rev J. O. Guthrie. of Selma. re-
ported an increase of 10 in member
ship. The collections were in full.
Rev e. r. Rood. of Milbrook. re-
ported an increase in assessments ana
said every phase of the work is in
good condition.
Rev G.. r. Simmons, YounSsVille.
said his collections were not as good
as last year, but last years was tho
best ever made on Jhe circ"it. About
$500 had been expended on church
improvements, and financially and
spiritually the church is in good con-
dition The church is improving.
Rev. j. II. shore of j'ranklinton,
reported all the collections up. with
.$11. collected for tho orphanage, and
church improvements.
Rev L. S. Massey. Of LOuiSbur9, re-
ported everything financia, in full, with
AN orphanage fund surplus.
Rev A. l.. Ormond. Ia: River, was
reported with collection not quite in
full. but the years WORK Wos excel
lent
Rev j. d. Pegram. Granville, COM
pleted one church, and his Charge has
made good progress.
f. NJ Shamburger. oxford station,
made an excellent report.
Rev w. II. Pickett Oxford Circuit
reported a net gain of 9. repaired one
church and raising another, and total
money raised over $4,000
Rev. j. w. Jenkins, superintendent
of the Methodist Orphanage, reported
a remarkable year for his institution
and the financial plan had worked per
fecty.
Rev r. c. Beaman of Trinity
church Durham, said this had been a
year of triumphs in his church.