Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-18
The Conference in Detail.

The conference met at the regu-
lar hour, Bishop Key in the chair,
Rev. C. B. Moseley, Of Japan, con-
ducting the opening exercises. The
minutes were read, corrected and APP
proved.
The presence of J. 7. Adair lay
delegate from Holdenville district was
announced.
Question No. Q, "Who remain on
trial7" was taken up. Jas. N, Tin
kle, Geo. W. Hooper, VIM. P. Mead
ow, Jno. F. Roberts, Chas. l.. Cam
ter, Oscar w. Stewart, VIM. II. Long,
Gus. M. Dillbeck, Geo. M. Byars, VIM.
J. Hale and David E. Hardin, char
actcrs passed, examinations approved
and advanced 10 class of seond year.
His presiding elder announced that
Daniel H. Marchant had withdrawn
from the church. The characters of
Edgar A Rippey, Norman A. Phil
lips, c. II. Armstrong and Johnson
T. Tiger were passed and they were
continued in the class of tn first
wear. The examinations of M. Elan
nigan and W. C, Fleetwood and
Henry L. Carter were approved and
they were advanced to tn class ot
III second ,rar, the passage OF 'heir
characters bcirg left with the cOn-
fcrenccs from Flich they came. Jos.
S. Riley, having PASSED an approved
examination was passed to the lass
Of the second wear, for purpose OF eX-
animation. Jas. II. Denny was con-
tinucd in class Of the first year, for
the same purpose. Samuel N. J'i'3S
having died during the year. his
name was referred to the committee
on memorial.
Oustion c was called, "Who are
received by transfers from other con
ferences7" J. W. Oliver from ST..
Louis confcrcnc, : Il. II. Driskill t'om
North Alabama, II. B. Vaught from
TIolston, J. R, Smith, A. l.. Scales,
p. R. Knickerbocker, Henry +. Cor
ter, NJ. Flanagan, NJ. C, Dobbs and
w. C. Fleetwood from North Texas /;
r. C. Alexander, Montana; NJ. I.
Allen, j. S. Simmons, West Texas
G. L. Crow, North Alabama; c. II,
McGee, Virginia; C. B. Campbell, D.
D. Hunt, Missouri; ]. NJ. Woodbridge
and W. C. Moorman, Louisville; r.
p. Witt, Memphis; T. L. Mellen, Mis-
sissippi; W. U. Witt, Arkansas; g.
IB. Winton, Mexican Border Mission ;
W. NJ. Wilson, White River; NJ. l..
Moody, Northwest Texas; NJ. 7. AL
lien. West Texas; J. II. Jennings and
W. W. Crymes, Alabama; j. H.
Wright Southwest Missouri; were
announced as transfers by the bishop.
Question 5, "Who are readmitted
was called. w. A. Shelton and 5.
A. Steele were readmitted
VIM. A. Nash, a deacon from the
Free Methodist church, George o.
Jewett. an elder from the Congre-
gational church, having satisfied the
conference of their agreement with
us in doctrine and dicipline, were
received into full connection with
the conference in deaccons orders and
placed in the class Of the first year
for purposes of examination, Moody
IC. HAYS, an elder from the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, having
likewise satisfied the conference was
admitted into full connection in ell
ders and likewise placed in the class
Of the first year.
Question 7, "Who are the deacons
of one yearf" was called. W. j
Land, Geo. w. Lewis, VIM. c. Savage
Geo. c. French, Geo. A. Lovett and
Jas. Lambert, having passed an ap.
proved examination, we're advanced
to the class Of the fourth year Jno
W. Campbell, +. M. Sweet, W. N
Vernon, W. r. Brock, characters
passed and continued in class Of the
third year.
W. j. Moore, class Of the 4th year
being an elder, his character was
passed, his examination being ap
proved.
W. ]. Sims, for the presiding ell
ders as committee on nominations
submitted nominations for the con
ferene boards and standing com
mittees for the next quadrennium.
The nominations were confirmed.
The Bishop announced the Join
Board Of Finance.
Question 4, "who are admitted