Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-17
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Marion Moore conducting the sery.
ices. Minutes OF the previous meet.
iug read and approved.
The committee OF trial in the case
Of B. Z. Chapman reported that in
iSmuch as he had autecedently to
the preterring of charges against him
requested Of his presiding elder that
he be allowed to withdraw from the
church. the committee reported that
under charges Of immortality, as pro-
yided in paragraph Cos of the Diseip-
line, The conference adopted the re
port Of the committee.
The committee in the case Of John
/. Brown that no trial was neces.
sary, and on motion of his presiding
elder, he was located. at his own re-
quest.
Question 10, "What local preach.
ers are elected deacons ?" was called.
Joshua W. Jordan, Duncan district;
Calvin II. Allison, Timothy J. Cephas,
Joseph R. Jackson, Willie James. An
derson \. Wilson. Willie F. Carterby.
Stewic Emer, Daniel L. Roberts, Hell
son 4. Jacobs, Willis w. Moore, East
man Jacobs, Choctaw district; Jo-
sephus W, Anderson and Luther B.
Churchill, Mangum district; James s.
Mcintyre, Oklahoma City district; Al.
len $. Cameron, Cherokee district; J.
\. Eskew, McAlester district; Adino
G. Pitman, Ardmore district; Alex.
Thompson. Thomas Henry, Jas. Var
brough, Holdenyille district; John
r. kunkle, Wyunewood district; all
coming duly recommended, we're elect
ed deacons.
J. f. Thompson, delegate from the
Oklahoma district, J. NJ. Holloman. al
ternate from Duncan district, and Il
p Whsson, alternate from the Che
rokee district, were seated as mem
bers of the conference.
Question IA, "What local preach
ers are elected elders 2" was called.
The following, coming duly recon-
mended, were elected: Louis Y. Col
bert, Lincoln y. Ishcomer, Joseph H.
Jackson and Griggs Durant, Choctaw
district; joan l.. James, Oklahoma
district; George c. French, member
Of this conference have been three
years a local deacon and having trav-
eled one year subsequently, his exam
ination having been approved, was
elected elder.
The order of the day having arriv-
ed, the committee appointed Thurs
day, on name of the conference re-
ported a recommendation that the
name of the conference be changed to
Oklahoma conference. c. NJ. Coppege
moved that Indiahoma be substituted
for Oklahoma. The substitute was
lost and the original motion pre-
vailed
The following gentlemen were in
troduced to the conference DR.. Ed
ward Thompson, secretary Sabbath
Advocate; DR., W. F. McMurray,
church extension secretary; DR.. w.
r. Lambuth, missionary secretary;
VIM. Taylor, secretary Oklahoma As
sOciation International Sunday School
Union; DR.. E. 0. Stockwell, of the
NJ. f. Church; Drs. Lambuth, Win
ton, McMurray Mr.. Rogers and Miss
NJ. |. Gibson addressed the confer
ence upon interests which they re-
spectively represent.
Question y, "What travelling
preachers have been elected elders 2"
was called. Robert A. Baird, Mark B.
Charles A. Burris, having
passed an approved examination,
were elected. c, S. Walker, Geo, w.
Martin and W. A. Dickey, charac.
ters passed and they were continued +.
in the class of the fourth year
Under question 7, "Who are the
deacons of the year7" W. c. Moor
mon passed an approved examina-
tion and located at his own request.
T. S. DeArmond was added to the
Joint board of finance.
Question l was called, "Who are
on trial" The following
brethren having been duly recon-
nended and having passed an APP
proved examination, were admitted
VIM. NJ. Spain, Muskogee district;
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