The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-21
! NOT ALL PLEASED
With THEIR PLACES
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Appointments Made by Bishop
Morrison in North Carolina
Arouse Criticism.
WILL ASK MANY CHANGES.
Moravian Conference Hears Re
ports Showing Marked
5 Growth.
WILL ASK MANY CHANGES.
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WINSTON N. c., Novetnbe
I0.-There arc mntterings OF discon
tent among the preachers and laymer
over many OF the appointments mad,
by Bishop Morrison at the session o
ence of the NJ. Il. Church. South. 81
hope Bishop Morrison will never bt
chosen to preside over another aes.
sion OF the Western North Caroline
Conference. and similar expression.
are heard. 1T Is safe to saygthat Fish
or Morrison Will be importuned tc
change several OF the appointments
Plans are being discussed With this
end In view. There liz talk that DR.
the Winston District. who was appoint.
ed to Hickory Station. may exchange
with Rev. J. II. Weaver. appointed to
First Church, Statesyille. Or. Weaver
is said to be willing. II DR.. Scroggs
agrees, the bishop Will be asked to
make the change. though he is quoted
as saying that no appointment will be
interfered with In any way.
Mornvlnn Conference Ends.
The Provincial Conference OF the
Southern Province Of the Moravian
Church adjourned to-day. after being
IN session two days. There were be-
tween clSHtJ. anu ninety Oelc2aleS
present. both ministers and !aymen,
from every congregation OF the pro-
vince. 1t is not a Legislative body.
but as the name indicates, It is purely
confidential Reports were made by
the various congregations In regard
To finances and the general spiritual
conditions. Sindas-schools were also
reported, the status OF their work. and
ways and means of improving and
furthering the work OF the church
were earnestly discussed by the dele
gates. The total membership OF the
congregations of the province is about
1000. During the last few years there
has been marked growth in tile mem
bershlp and In the general activities
OF the church. The reports show the
progress OF the present year to be
greater than that OF recent years.
Mrs. Brnmc Brings Suit.
Mrs. John Brame has begun suit in
Guilford Superior Court against United
States Marshal j. NJ. Milikan for
$4,000 damages The damages are al.
legged because of the killing of her
husband. who was n blockadcr, some
time ago. Criminal action was brought
against Marshal SIilikan and Other
officers charged with the killing some
time ago. but they were acquitted be-
lore magistrate. In Diminishing the
criminal case. Justice Collins stated
that according to the evidence the
officers did nothing more than they
had right to do
Concord gets the State reformatory.
TO be known as the stonewali Jackson
Manual Training and Industrial School.
provided for by the last Legislature
citizens of CabaErus made anGffer so
attractive to the committee that 1t had
flp trouble <aYllatapar.> In. d edfzjt1pf q,
,ss sspa TSsssiIs sompFissss \: acrs 20
near the Southern Railway, three niles
IRON Concord. The land Is valued at
$4,000. In addition to giving the site
The Cabarrus people donated $1,000 In
rash. Principal Thompson, of the Con-
cord schools, has been chosen superIn-
.tcndent OF the school.