The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-16

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Farmville Dlstrct--H y. Barrow, j. B.
Hanes George r. Adams. L. a. Hardy. q.
7. Reekes, S. l.. Adams, j. L. Clarke, j. n.
Oh gun. j. ~. Wallace.
B. Davis. I. 4. Dyer. Il. 3. Hartley. ". 4.
L Smith. j. II. wall.
Portsmouth pistrlct-F. l. ,crocKer. g.
" Moore. J. J. King, L. John Ames. w.
james 2. sebrell. ". 4. Pace. ca, &
Eepor. $: 7. Collins. W. u. Simmons. 8
lam, pr. q. ". Butts, j. Z Miller. ~
Eastern Shore Dlstrtc.-W. r. wise, j.
" N MinSn; 3 Tasn bar, J. HNys ,,S:w 4
I. L. Price, W. !. Rowdle. :,
Admitted on Trial.
Minute question l was called. who
are admitted on trlal?" aud the follow
ing class We're reported IN due form.
mi,tee ana BY Y their cir pre ass elders se
and on motion were admitted on trial:
,,,y; e Aiken smart. Shsrlottssviila
p ynrbh;rr or Diit, Mcmillan Harris
Wood Bouldin, Danville District; Gran
vile 3; King. Danville Districts. Kich-
ard Victor Owen. Danville Districts;
Ibistrict; John Gateway galway R oeertsoa,
Portsmouth District: Lawrence Aniss
Smith, Eastern Shore District: John
spears MaXey. West Richmond District:
James Ellison Daniel, West Richmond
! District.
| In view OF the large class of can
didates for trial DR.. Llpscomb and DR..
Cannon !, u presented the following. which
r, .Rssolysd. That we desire to express
the unusually large number OF WELL
admIt}ed S young ,.. men who have been
az this mornings session. and in view
or the great needs of the work we
pray the, Lord OF the Harvest that He
Will send oven more laborers into His
vineyard
Conversational Minister Received,
William James Watt, congrega-
fional minister of South Dakota, Who
mas moved to Virginia on account OF
ms health. asked admission to the con-
ference is Mr.. Watt agreed to assume
! DER the working of the four-year law.
MT. watt was unanimously elected an
s 81. IND ana directed to present himself
by tho committee on public worship.
Rev. Mr.. Joyce of Baltimore Confer
ence. was introduced. and addressed
ia R ennie re,,c IN regard to his work
virginia Conference being in attend
ance on the Polytechnic Institute at
lnlt place.
Christian Education.
Rcv. Dr.: Hammond. secretary OF the
itooard OF Education. aud Professor Gil.
!-Ayne University Mt Augusta, Co., We're
INTRODUCED. DR.. Hammond addressed
the body on the subject OF Christian
e e9 "a After telling Of the work
turned his attention to the churchs
W MO- among the colored people and
G CHI Gorx t Or s che eo1ored Methodist
INES. He spoke In the highest terms
oI professor Gilbert, who he said. he
neved IN the right sort OF education
FOR the colored people.
tb Professor od,5so ". ". Gilbert addressed
his references to the African Metho-
!lst church as the only colored body
IN ne world having an apostolic sue
resslon were literally applauded. Pre-
1essor Gilbert continued:
Slavery was an awkward situation
nt best. believe it to have been a
heavier burden to the white than to
the negro race.
,ns We so went int that slavery 5abber-
spsak sihvasf tie En s fane en 0a. of
went into It hcathen people, and md
came from 1t under the best Chris
ela y, g, Gondl tlons In America"
eci,n LIKING OF .the work of the Layne
OF Their graduates had ever been con
vlcled OF crime. The, speaker adj.
sr o.e ~, an out and ont. separate church
eiaen n9cr ed P1hhe ep EiXiag amusing
matter. ''i' the
!, The only hope in the dtaicult race
prohlem or the South Is in the work
mutual respect and confldenoe that hat
VIII grow up II outsiders viii lei i" rs
alone. Mutual love and the religion 81 81
Jesus Christ Will yet save the civilixa.
bleek people e south ta ana e espeeieY the
people have light on tho coioretl prob.
rem lhat many others have not. YouI
anu !, we arc the folks that are con.
f : eratda Let Us work out the problem
!, : I II 1. work Of tho I.ayne schools was
ee;%plalned and q collection taken Tor
ne school work among negro girls.
Sensible nnd True.
!, Blshop Galloway said that OF all the
ni !, q re 5 BY coIored people he had
the most sensible and true. 80
4. II relieve the solution Of this ones.
Ton Is in our hands and not In tie
nands Of the politicians. / believe the
any, race problem. nnder the sun sS4Ys
=; blssn9p Ga!loWay called for snod
io 2 ID 4 fashioned collection, negro fash.
ward and PLACED the money Oh the
communion tablc. The cash collectIon
to $lsa3l, and a rumber
promised s,,lI collections In their home
The report u the committee ON tom.
psranee was read and approved, sub
l,,t I, In the &c r.n i was. read at
=, temperance meeting last night, and
he report was nrauimouslv ndopted.
! pr. II Y. johnson, of .sulfolk, made
statement tc@the conference In va-
s 81 to the revival IN progress inl
suffolk, telling Of a remarkable meet
ng last night and q profound stirring
% tn people OF the whole con,mu-
1ity, The conference ioined in sing.
mss Flow"
ReInt4ons or Observation-Disclosures.
Or, shackford asked that the pwvi.
ege Of tho floor be accorded Ia Dr. Il
Wm w, smith, OF tho Randolph Macon
.ystem, who. Is not. q member OF thr +
conference. fer the purpose OF intro Z
lucing a paper to he referred to the Ii
pecial COMMITTEES on the relations Of
NJ cnnfarenCpt Svij that itiSt{tntinnEt