The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-04
PASTORS ASSIGNED
NORTH ALABAMMA CONFERENCE
 COMES TO END.
Bishop Hendrix of Methodist church Goes From Gadsden f0 Corinth, Miss, to Preside Over
 Meeting.

Gadsden. Dee. 3.-(Speeial. 1.-The ] thlrty-seventh annual Conference oi the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
 came to a close at 1O:30 o'clock this
 morning and the greater part of the delegates left immediately on the noon | trains for their respective homes.
 Bishop Hendrix left tonight for Cor ] inth. Miss, where he will preside over | the Mississippi Conference The Conference was a pleasant one
 nothing having happened to mar the 1 pleasure of any one and the weather
 was Ideal. So far as kpown. most oi l the Conference appointments were sat
 isfaetory Before adjourning the TOT | lowing resolutions were read:
 we, ybur Committee, appointed l to draft resolutions on the death of the J lamented Bishop John James Tlgert | D. D., IL. D., respectfully submit the l following:
 "Resoived. first That fin the untime. ! ly death of one of our chief pastors
 Bishop John James Tigert D. D.. Li' | D. our church sustains the loss of ont | of It's ablest, most talented and mosi promising leaders.
 | Resolved, second, That we, as g ! Conference, sorrow in common witf 1 our great church and worldwide Christianity in this sad bereavement i Resolved. third, that we bow n | nuWlUtG SuDRflSSsOH tO tflS AbyHaEfkVos 1 providence of the great head of tho ] church, who knoweth best and doett all things we'll
 l "ResoIved fourth, that we extend tt
 the bereaved family our sympathy and
 prayers in their great sorrow ane ' grief.
 Resolved, fifth, That a copy of these
 resolutions be spread upon the journal | of our Conference. a copy each be sent | to The Alabama Christian Advocate
 and the general organ Of the church | The Nashville Christian Advocate, and ! copy be furnished the family of the
 deceased.
 "J. W. Norton, J.. D, Simpson, J. | s. Robertson. Committed"
 Appointments were announced as l follows:
 Birmingham District-4s L. Dobbs Presiding Elder; First Church, J. A. Duncan; St. John. W. R. T. Tyler Five Points, J. D. Mccoy; Eleventh Avenue, F. P. Culver; Trinity, D. C.
 McNutt; Fountain Heights, H. M. Dobbs; .~, Pauls. s. R. Lister; Wesley
 Chapel, J. O. Hanes; Twenty-frst Av' enue, J l.. Brfttian; Mt. Vernon, F. W. Bradon; Avondale. William Howell
 Woodlawn, J. c, Persinger; East Lake w. W. Hendrix; Birmingham Circuit TT. 0. Jones; Elyton, c. T. Harris 1 Owenton, B B. Glasgow; Falrview, W | T. Andrewss West End, J, A. J. 1 Brock; Sunnyside, W. O. Horton Pratt City Station, N. c. Henry Pratt City Circuit. s. R. Emmerson
 Ensley, L. F. Whittier; wylam and
 Mission, w. B. Woodall; Wylam Cir
 cvit, J. F.. RudisiIl; Jonesboro and
 Pleasant Hill, l.. A. Holmes; Besse-
 mer, W. E. Morris; Brighton and Lips comb, S. B. Smith: Birmingham City Mission, J, W. Amir; Editor Christian Advocate, J. s. Chadwick. Decatur District-S. E. Byrd, Pre-
 siding Elder; Decatur, J. s. Robinson New Decatur, e. T, Jenkins; Athens J. R. Turner; Athens Circuit, D. s
 McGlowan; Cambridge Circuit, D. T. Dye; West Morel and Circuit. c. Cas- ton; Trinity, F. T. J. Brandon; Hills. | boro, Mission to be supplied; Town
 Creek and Hillsboro, c. c. Cooley
 Moulton, E. D. Emmerson; Danville, J | C. Jones; FalkvIlle, E. E. Emmerson | Cullman, W. P. EIcGIowan; Hartsellt
 and Flint, l.. F. Parrish; Somervillt | Circuit, Fred Faust; Courtland, W. J Reid.
 | Florence District--W. E. Faust, Pre- l siding Elder; Florence. W. O. Wagon | CT; East Florence and Brabson Chapel W. T. Holdridge; Center Star Circuit l F. E. Naples; Rogersville and Mount | Bethel, J. A. Dozier; Greenhill Mis- sion, G. M. Randall; CloverdaIe Circuit, | T. M. Mcdonald; Oakland Circuit, E. H, 1 Harris; Gravelly Springs Mission. A. C.
 Mormon; Waterloo and Riverton, A. L.