The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
METHODlSTS BUSY
NORTH ALABAMA CONFERENCE
 DOWN TO WORK.
Several New sztnsasexa Are AanffaeA Tnto FnhI C0mnecefDm and DRa q. H. Mccoy Chosen President
 Of Conference College.


 Gaasden. Nov so.--tspecial l-~Tha third days session of the North Ala bama Conference began promptly ct s:45 a, l1. with Bishop r. R. Hendricks in the chair.
 Devotional exercises we're corducteH by the Bishop. The Conference began the exercises with the hymn. There 1a Fountain FiIlea with Blood" Dr. Jss q. Norris ofTerea the morning prayers and the religious exercise was cuM~A cluded by the Conference sinsinF nynn a. No. 55i, What Friend We Have T
 As e continuation the series of thss talks on friendship. BishoR, AendFlelsss s,s z Frisndsbip.r He read the scriptuF lesson. from the last chapter of ths SgFRei TRe minutes M sa of yesterdays eesaion were read, corrected and approved:
 ouestion e.--"who are. received hx transsfeE rem othsr Ss SSn1ersnGsst n rsnSsst wss l located 4 communication from the Epworth League Board was referred sa 'hf pF S'4nssss' Hosmer President of the southss I ern University at Greensboro, and 9of l seph Whiteside of China, were katrox '. Il dueed to the confersnce: .r.,s . 'l elected Eldersa Walter Wilson hefil1 l Waits Gibbs Henry, Louis Fsstcnes I TscEson Pollard Samuel Toliver Sla- 1 ton, Henry Mum Stephenson.
 l question ia--''Who are elected lncat l Bonner. e. M. Gibson. J M. Hidden J J sandiin, J. R. Austeil, 4sa Martin, F. 2; Lester, .,,sd J; h ASnssfqfoR Ssaaa | fayette District Conference touchln& the composition of the Board ot esiAs sions and the. resolntion was adopted:
 blgnleiess In thelr life and otIicial aq l ministrationT D. l.. Earrisnt hsA Johnsston; ?; A; vann, ,pso;,,s. Q; N, Hssi'aes ss 1 sanpson, J. R Fullerton, B. T Can Gsorge k. Jordan, surrendered his ere | E,. FuImer, James 4. Duncan. M R. Hendrix. 2: Il Mecsg F. s..tsr cqlvss. " Man Howell, % I J. q. c'' Fefsi5ssr. | Morris. W W. porman, T. O. Jones, | w c. Horton, " Anafews,, z. W " Akin, J. q. Giasgow. L.. whitten, J. r. MiIls, ". D. waodall,s [. A. t5oimss. 2 R. TqaFrsesss esS . s,s,as oESyn N. Norton. L. Fersuaon passea 1 on examination of character h'aes their reparts and were rassssq., v.,or,. as agent for the home for supsraa. nuates. and reported several nsN
 P. Culver read papsr hsassHs' l on the educational matter of chanGlns fhe name oR the North Alabhnaa gof- | ference College to Birmingham Coai
 @who are received Into fun connse l tion as travelling preaehersT kEa9A | L. Andrtdae, Berry Glasgow Hoyt M- II Dobbs, ! 10. Morris, P. B. Bredus., v, \ a Brankam were called to the aitaF | ana after an address by the Bis- II having passed approved exaininatiQns ana eafvii1r satisfaetory answers @ th@ fl disctplinary questions were admittee into full connection. .. l Al a meetinh of the Beard ot Irua l tees of the North Alabama Confegelse CoiieRe, Dr. J, T. Turner resigned kne l Sresidency of that College. and Rev | f5f. J. IT. Mccoy of Birmingham was I Elected to fill the vacancy. pr, Turnef .l Is well known in Gadsden having peer <he Presiding Elder here just ' rrior s9 'i fhe Incumbeney Of Rev Ira r Haw 4 Rins. pr. Mccoy is at present pastos T of Five Points Church, Birminsnani. I Dr. Mccoy has accepted .as
 He is noted preacher of of ehs AlsbsIias sias j hanna Christian Advocate, the son ok It one of the distinguished pioneers pr the church in Alabama and other conr | forencoR. A