The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
APPOINTMENT QUESTION
 TESTERS THE CONFERENCE

in gthe past year the vaule of grounds and buildings of educational institu- tions of the church have increased by more than s1,500,000.
 Fifty-four buildings were erected and completed at cost of $S12,O74.
 The increase of endowment of the institutions during the year was more than S115,00Q, while the increase of in come amounted to sss1, 1000. The total number of students in all the institu- tions of the church during the year. was s4,44s--an increase of the year preceding of 5,36S.
 To carry on and eytend the work of education in the General Conference, an assessment was made upon the church of $50,000. konwn as the As sessment for Educational Extension" The amount assessed the Alabama Con- ference for 1907 is s1,S10.
 The report touched on the Wander bilt University in its relation to the church; on the value of the Corres- pendence School to the young minis- ters; of the splendid and continued prosperous condition of the Southern University at Greensbero--the college showing largest enrollment in its his- tory.
 Thanks were extended in the report to Dr. J. s. Frazer for an increase in productive endowment during the last four years of $1S,000, making the to- tai productive endowment now about s40,Qo0.
 In addition to this endowment fund, pr. Frazer has received donations of real estate and other valuable assets, not yet yielding an income, amounting in volume to nearly S3o.O0o.
 The Alabama Conference Female College at Tuskegee was reported as being in fine condition. For lack of dormitory space, more than forty girls wer turned away this year. The pros peFity of that school is valued at $125, Oo0.
 The moral and religious tone of the school was reportedas excellent.
 The Board recommended that the Conference assessment for education be fixed at SS,5OO for the year and as for merly, be pro rated among the various districts.
 The Board recommended the follow ing intments-President of South ern University, & M. Hosmer; Pro- lessor of Southern University, c. P. Atkinson; Students, Southern Univer- sity. James c. Crosby and J. W. Ma Unison; W. P. Hunt, o. c. McGehee, J. $. Frazer, c. A. Rush, P. B. Jarum, were recommended as trustees for the
 
 P. A. DanneiIy was recommended to succeed W. Wade, deceased, as trustee and F. F. Cowan to take the place on the Board of Trustees of A. L. Andrews, transferred.
 The Board recommended as trustees of the Alabama Conference Female College. D. E. Laslie in place of c. N. Howard. deceased, and C. W. Gar. yin in place of J A. Rice, transfer red; and J M. Danneily in place of F.. A. Dannely.
 Rev. r. M, Peterson, D. D., was rec commended to be assigned as President of the Alabama Industrial School for Girls. J. s. Frazer was recommend ed to the appointment of Conference Secretary of Education, and as agent for the Endowment of the Southern University, and the Alabama Confer ence Female College.
 The following is a complete record of the conference colleges.
 Southern niversity-Property val ued at S195,0O0; Endowment, $40,0 Professors eleven; pupils 16S.
 Alabama Conference Female College Property vauled at $125,000; ERdow- ment s14,594,45; Professors, fourteen; pupils 154
 This report has not yet been acted upon. It will come up for considera- tion Monday morning.
 Christian Advocate Editor, John M. Moore, managing editor of The Nash