The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-05

Indian Territory be attached to the l Southwest Missouri conference.
 The following memorials were pre- scented by the Virginia conference: TO provide for burial services suitable for the child; to allow appointment or l travelling preachers to temperance | work: to give annual conference right | to dispose of balance left of Children's | Day collections. travelling deacons to administer Lords Supper: to allow IL censed preachers to baptfze and marry persons; to request bishops not 70 ap- point presiding elders more than eight years except under extraordina-
 Memorial Trrors west Texas confer 1 ence- For union of women's Foreign Missionary and women's Home MS sion Societies.
 Memorial from Board of Missions That authority be granted to missions in foreign lands to increase and renew the license of proper persons to preache; with reference to missionary training schools. From Committee on Education and Representatives of Several Confer ences--To establish a woman's college of high grade. ments ment of The ri christik Advocate. tennessee Conference--C -Concerning changes in ritual, character of Wander bilt University and time spent by young preachers in college.
 Memorial from Marion District Con- ference, South Carolina Conference-- Concerning administration of sacra- ment and ordinance of the church by undergraduates in charge of work. Northwest Texas Conference--On
 Children's Home and Aid Society and Epworth League assemblies. :.
 The conference adjourned at IF o'clock noon with the singing of the doxology.
 At the session of the General Confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, today, fourteen standing com mittees were named to sift out and re- port on all business that comes be- fore the conference Every confer, ence named one committeeman on each committee and as very few of the con ferences have fourteen representatives present, the same mans name appears in many instances on two different com mittees. The committees have been divided into two sections of seven each,
 the first division meeting on Monday. Wednesday and Friday and the second division on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday The committees follow:
 No. l, Episcopacy-E. o. Watson, J. c. Kilgo, Santiago Tafolla, c. M. Bishop, R. H. Mahon, H. S. Shangle. J. A. Bur row, Lawrence Reynolds, W. B. Murran, John H. Mclean. W. F.. Glenn, H. c. Howard. E. P. Ryland. J. F. French J. D. Scott, Beth Ward, Paul White head w. F. McMurry, w, c. Davidson. w. c. Lovett, W. D. Palmore, J. J. N. Kenney, w. L. Nelms. T. S. Wade, A R. Williams, W. F. Til1ett. S. s. Wick. s. H. Wainwright, James Atkins, T. s. Wheeler, L. W. Moore, E. c. D. Mann, IC. l.. McCausland. Collins Denny, J. l.. Kennedy, James A. Anderson. A. J. Lamar. J. E. Godbey. W. J. Sims, ?. s. onderdonk, F.. S. Parker, A. F. Wat kins. c. B. Beneke.
 , No. g, Itinerancy--R. A. Child, T. N. Ivey. Santiago Tafolia, B. D. Sipple, W. E. Thomas, H. S. Shangle, F. Richard son, S. Y. EquiveL. J. G. Leftwich, J. W. Hill,~J H. Bikes, J. H. Mccoy. E. P. Rayland J. T. French, Sterling Fisher. E. W. Solmon, B. F. Lips comb. T. E. Sharpe. 2. T. Bennett. J. B. McGehee, P. s. Rader, J. E. Moore, B. R. Bolton, Sam Robinson, J. B. stranes, J. T. Curry. J. W. Wescott, M. Matsumto, S. B. Turrentine, 1T. s. Wheeler, J. P. Hilburn, w. F. Taylor, C. L. McCausland, John A. Kern, J. L. Kennedy, F. S. H. Johnston, A. l.. Andrews. T. s. Ware, W. ]. Sims. F. S. onderdonk, c. w. Carter, J. M. Morse, IC. H. Beneke. l.
 No, 3, Rcvisals-J. W. Daniel, J. N Cole. Santiago Tafolla, B. J. Casteel, G. W. Wilson, H. s. Shangle, S. D. Long, s. Y. Esquivel, J. W. Boswell, J. L. Morris, J. B. Robinson, J. D. Simp- son, E. P. Ryland. W. J. Johnston. s. R. Hay, J. c. Reed, M. B. Henry, z. T. Bennett. J. H. Scruggs, c. H. Brigg, G. ". Northey, O. F. Sennabaugh, M. W. Thomas, A. R. Williams, H. B. Reams, U. w. Wescott, s. H. Wainwright. H. M. Blair. R. E. Rice, J. P. Hillburn. W. N. Arnold, c. L. McCausland, Forrest J. Prettyman, J. L. Kennedy. James A. Anderson, s. Frazer, w. c. Rat Tiff, A. J. Lamar, S. F. Onderdonk. H. H. White, P. W. Adams, P. H. Hench.
 Committee on Temperance.
 No g, Temperament. W. Hamel. H. A. Page, Fletcher C. Campbell, J, R. Lyell, J. H. Stephenson, H. s. shan gle, G. R. Stuart. Lawrence Reynolds, F. A Criz, L. Blalock, W, c. Post, N. M Rowe. J. B. Glover. G. G. Johnson,