The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10
Window, WinGlOw!! Take a look. TresaIar's Studio.
IS NOT FOR UNION
METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFER
 ENCE IS CONCLUDED.
Apuointments for the Coming Year Are Made, MT. Holland Remain ing fin MOntgomery--Con- ference Declares for
 Prohibition

The business sessions of the Ala bama Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church came to close last night about T s.sloSas
 Before adjournment the Conference passed a resolution memorailizing the Alabama Legislature to pass3rs law making a State prohibition law and asking that a constitutional amend ment be submitted to the people mak- ing prohibition constitutional It was passed by a unanimous vote.
 The Conference did not put It's en- dorsem ent of the movement for church union. The delegates elected to the General Conference are not committed to the measure. Some of them are known to be opposed to the movement outright. The matter will come up for final adjustment at the session of the General Conference at Pittsburg next May. It seems to be the general opin- ion here at this time that the move ment will fail to carry.
 One of the forward movements was the putting in the field a Field Organ izer for the Womans Home Missionary Society. Mrs. Arie H. Lynch, who has been in a school preparatory to talk ing up the work of the mission fields, was appointed for this work. She is an active and enthusiastic worker and full of zeal for the new work for which she has made most thorough prepara- tton, Many of the members think this one of the most far-reaching advance ments made during the session. The Conference advanced all the as- sessments and moved up all the inter- ests. The matter of education received due consideration and a fund to edu- cate three young ministers was raised. The plan of appointments for the en- | suing year. is as follows: .-... Montgomery Station, E. W. Holland. Pleasant Grove Station and Bethel | Circuit, w. c. Conner
 Troy Mission, to be supplied.
 Montgomery Circuit, G. w. Mathison.
 Lowndes Circuit, to be supplied. | Union Circuit. J. P. Morgan. l Dallas Circuit, to be supplied. Pike Circuit. s. H. Lynch. Talladega Mission, to be supplied.
 Lee Circuit, A. c. Messer.
 Macon Circuit, W. D. Stewart.
 Coosa Circuit, W. A. Lynch.
 Evergreen Circuit and Covington Mission. c. L. Spencer.
 Clanton Circuit, F. A. Gibson.
 Chiffon Circuit, M. Barnett.
 shelby Circuit, C. w. Walton.
 Jefferson Circuit, J. P. D. Wilkerson, P. B. Smith Associate.
 St. Clair Mission and Bloupt Mis- sion, NJ. N. Pede.
 ozark Clayton and Echo. T. c. Cas- siday
 Dundee to be supplied.
 Repton Mission, to be supplied
 Clarke Circuit, D. M Bell
 Georgiana Circuit, T. J. Ledbetter,
 Cullman Circuit, R, c. Sapp.
 Putnam Mission. s. D. Lukers.
 Chattahoochee Mission, W, S. Jones.
 Cha rtAr Oak Mission. T. J. Deramus.
 Robinson Springs Station, W. G. Frazier.
 Thorsby Circuit, E. W. Lawley.
 Superanuates. N. A. Dobbs.
 Evangelist, ]. E. Sampley.
 Left in. the hands of the President B, F. Till, J. I. Osteen. T, M. McGraw, l. L. Canterberry G. S. McGraw, A. V. Jones, J. T. Fielding, S. D. Robinson.
 In Theological Seminary West minister. Md.,-M. R! Evans, Joseph W Gibson.
 Today there will be preaching by the following members at the places stat ed: At II o'clock Professor C. E. For lines will preach at the Bibb street church, Dr. Lucas at Court street church, pr. Wilbur at Dexter Avenue, Dr. Brown at Clayton street church, T. c. Cassiday Fifth Avenue, F. A Gibson, Robinson Springs,
 At 7:30. pr. Wilbur will preach at Court street, pr. Brown at Dexter avenue. pr. Lucas at Clayton street. J. P Morgan at Fifth avenue.
 pr C F. Wilbur will give an account of his recent trip to Palestine,
 The next session of the Conference will meet at Antipch, near Notasulgia on Wednesday Sefore the second sun day in November. 1908.