Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
MANY N. P. CHANGES
Long Session of Church Meet
ing Ends at Snow Hill.
STATEMENT OF FINANCES
Bethany Society at Alexandria Ad-
mitted to Conference.
BENEFICIAL ORGANIZATIONS
Resolutions Adopted Over Accidental
Death of Rev. Chapman in This
City-The Appointments.
BENEFICIAL ORGANIZATIONS


SNOW HILL. Md. April $50 great
We're the changes in the Maryland annual
conference Methodist Protestant Church.
that the list had not been fully read last
night The appointments were read both
in the church and at the courthouse be-
cause the crowd attending was so large.
The committee on statistics reported
2S377 members I'm full standing. oa2
churches. 1N6 parsonages. Church prop
erty is valued at Sl.Ss6, SOS. Parsonag es
are valued at $2JO.615 There has been
an appreciable advance along every line.
which is very gratifying to the conference.
The pastor of TOwson reported that a
stone church was in course of erection, and
the board of church erection recommend
ed that the amount voted last year and
the $500 in hand be paid to further the
work.
One of the beneficial organizations in
connection with the conference is the Mu
tual Relief Association. to membership in
which both men and women are eligible
This association has paid in benefits since
! its organization $500. Rev. J. E. Mich
olson is first vice president. Rev. ". NJ.
Strayer second vice president. Rev. W.
T. Lassell third vice president and Rev
j. 4. Weigand sacretary-treaSurer. S. D.
Casson and J. F.. Mulloy are solicitors.
DR.. T. H. Little was selected to bring
the work of the association before the
conference.
Resolutions were adopted concerning the
accidental death of Rev. w H. Chapman
the Methodist Episcopal minister killed in
Washington Saturday.
Alexandria Society Admitted.
After a lively discussion 1t was decided
to admit j. r. Caton of Alexandria as
representative of the new church there.
The Superannuate Society elected the
old board of managers and the following
officers: First vice president. H. S. John
son: corresponding secretary, A. w.
Mather; recording secretary. Dorsey
Blake; treasurer. Thomas \. hurry.
Thanks were extended to the railroads
for reduced fares, to the papers of Balti-
more for their fair and full reports. to the
churches of the town. to the people for
their hospitality and to the county papers.
Rev. j. H. Straugnn mad, an impas-
stoned plea for the support of the church
for the Christian Endeavor Society. Rev.
T. o. Grouse offered to go to any church
and speak for the young people. Rev.
G. w. Haddaway said:
The Maryland young people have
promised to raise $1,000 year for the
support of a male missionary in the for
eign field
The thanks of the conference were ex-
tended to the Harrison nurseries of Berlin
for their offer of plants and trees to all
ministers who will plant and care for
them.
The Appointments.
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Humphreys; Alnut Memorial, j. S. Bowers;
Amelia. TO be supplied.
Green; Belair, e. X. McCaslIn: Bethany {. F..
Hedeker; Broadway. W. \. Melvin; Brooklyn
Cambridge. J. l.. Ward: Campbell to be sup
piled; Cannon to he supplied: Caroline. J. VI
Paris; Cecil. G. r.. Stranshurg Centerv:le. F.
town. F. T. Little; Chincoteague, J. u. Smith;
Christ Church, L. B. Smith; Clarke Memorial.
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