The Harrison times., 1908-10-10
Free Methodist Conference.

FTtc WtluUulsl SuuISlSutC.
The Arkansas and Southern Mis-
souri, Conference of the Free Meth
odist church, which beganits annual
session AT Harrison. September 30,
closed IFS laborS Saturday Oct 3D..
The meetings were well attended.
Rev. T. II. Allen, OF Enid, Okla, pre-
sided in lieu Of Bishop Wilson T..
llogue. who VAS unable to attend
on account of illness. The Bishops :
absence was greatly regretted, but
his place was ABLY filled by Rev. MIR.
Allen, whose administration gave
unqualified satisfaction, His rul.
ingS were fair, and his addresses and
sermons inspiring. The Conference
adjourned ill the first Wednesday
in next October, the place OF meeting
TO he determined later The ap-
pomtments were as follows:
Nevada Distrrct-M. l.. Schooley,
b. +. Nevada, Emma Shumate,
supply. Zodiac and Bolivar 70 be
supplied. Neosho, F. NJ. Showalter.
Phelps and Monett, T. NJ. Holcomb.
Butler and Worland, G. W. Webb,
supply. Carthage to be supplied
West Plains district-M. l.. Schoo-
lev, d. E. West Plains, Mountain
View and Big Apple to be supplied.
Crocker to be supplied NJ L. Will
kerson superannuated with claims.
Harrison district-W. {. Bos:ian,
D. E. Harrison, Eliza {, Wither-
spoon and Ollie Over, supply. Coin
and Kingsley, p NJ. Shipley. 7. n.
Holcomb, superannuated Nam
moth Springs to be supplied.
Beebe and Hot Springs district
w. c. Bostan, D. f. Villonia, De
dab Burnap and Medah Burnap,
supply. Hot Springs to be supplied
Hot Springs Mission, J. F. Beebe and
wife. Antioch, J. A. Chamblee, sup
ply.
Newton county Mission F. D.,
COSs and wife
W. {. Bostian, member of Beebe
and Hot Springs quarterly confer
enCe
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, the Fourteenth session of
the Arkansas and Southern Missouri
con ference has been generously pro-
vided for and Hospitality entertained
in the beautiful valley town of Harri-
son, Arkansas, and whereas Bishop
Wilson T. Hogue was prevented from
attending this session of the confer
ence, therefore, resolved:
/. That we very much regret that
our beloved Bishop Wilson T. Hogue
has been prevented by serious illness
from being with us, and extend to
him and his family our kindest sym
pathy in their affection, and devoutly
pray for his speedy recovery.
,. Resolved, that we are very
much pleased with the appointment Of
Rev. T. H. Allen, District Elder of
the Oklahoma conference, to preside
at our conference and extend to him a
vote of thanks for the able and inn
partial manner in which he has pre-
sided over the conference, as well as
for his instructive addresses and
pointed and unctuous sermons.
3. Resolved, that we extend to our
secretary, Miss Medah Burnap, vote
of thanks for her efficient and ardu'
Gus labors.
!. Resolved that we extend a vote
of thanks to our aged Brother and
Sister Alverson, who have most gen
erously opened their house for the en-.
tertainment of the pilgrims and mem
bers of the conference.
5. Resolved, that we extend to Kew
N. T. Holcomb, and his wife and fam
lily, thanks for their arduous toll il
providing for and feeding large
part of those in attendance at the
camp meeting and conference.
D. Resolved, that we extend to thu
pastors, p, NJ. Shiplcy and 7. NJ, Hol
COMB. vote of thanks for inviting u
to Harrison and arranging all the de
tails of our comfort.
7. Resolved that we extend TO th'
citizens of Harrison and the hote
X eepers who have generously assisted