Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-11
PROHIBITION AND
COLLEGE DISPUTE
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istration OF the sacrament Oh TN
Lords supper
No CHANCES Without Good Reasons

istration OF the sacrament Oh the
Lords supper.
No Changes Without Good Reasons
In a brief address the bishop ex-
pressed his pleasure al presiding over
the body and said he would not make
any changes in the appointment oil
the pastors without having good rea-
sons for so doing.
The roll CT clerical members was
called by DR.. 5. s. Lambeth, secre-
tary OF last years session, and a great
many responded to their names. Rev
f. T. Dadmun, chairman OF the enter
tainment committee. made Drlei
statement giving Information in refer
ence to the homes assigned, meals,
etc.
DIR. 6 3 Lambeth was elected sec
rotary and chose as his assistants
Revs. b. r. Lipscomb and II. J. Pay
Ior The hours for meeting and ad-
jomrnment were fixed al $50 q. m
and | O'Clock p. N.
Committees Appointed.
Committees were appointed as fol-
lows:
on publishing interests-R. ii
Potts, c. w. liardwick, G. w. Jones
S. NJ Province, r. l.. Busby. W. X
Stokes. H. J. Brown. n. NJ. pattu. ),
Ic Hatcher. j. T. Crawley. w }.
Young, Frank Talbot. J. 7. Bosnian
DIR. J. NJ. Davis. X. NJ. Maxey. +. +.
Story. ]. W. $. Robins. J. W. Beach
am, j. NJ Green. G. H. Smith.
On district conference records.
f White, j. H. Moss. Frank Burrus,
j. X. Holman. l.. c. Shearer, A. l..
Carson. J. +. Rogers. }. T. Carey. u.
NJ Bill. II. l.. Weston.
On memories-G r. Green, ]. +.
Cary. II. f. Johnson. s. S. Lambeth
w. J. Young. W. f. Judkins. j. H.
Amiss.
On memorials 10 general confer
ence-Richmond district-N. +. Green,
+. r Barham, West Richmond, NJ. >.
Colonna, 5. p. Jones; Rappahan
mock district-W. W. Sawyer, c. ii.
walker. Charlottesville: J. W. Bludsoe,
Thomas Whitehead; Lynchburg dis
trict-J. p. Pettyjohn. X. II. Bennett !;
Farm .llle--J. l.. Bray, Fl. T. Barrow ;
IL " oil 4
10 Kerns: Petersburg district. b.
VIM. |. r. Dyer; Portsmouth,. H.
Spooner. ]. l. McLemore; Norfolk
cistrict-W. G. Starr. G. w. Stevens
Eastern Shore district-W. A. Cooper
Geo. T. Houston.
Randolph Macon Report.
DR.. James Cannon, Jr., from the
committee appointed by the confer
ence to confer with the trustees oil
Randolph Macon College touching the
status of the college towards the
church. submitted a lengthy report,
which appears in this weeks issue OF
the Baltimore and Richmond Chris
tian Advocate.
The following resolutions were con-
tanned in the report:
Whereas, the success of our work
as church is largely dependent upon
the efficiency OF the institutions OF
learning owned and controlled by the
church: and whereas. In order that
these institutions may be truly sue
cessful they must have the support oil
our people, both in gifts and in pat
rcnage: and whereas, in response 10
the action of the Virginia conference
taken in November. 1908. the beard
OF trustees of Randolph Macon Col.
llege, at its session in June. 1909, de
cIared itself TO be '-one OF the agen'
cies Of the NJ. F. church. South. fol
! The education of youth and pro
posed by resolution that the Virginia
and Baltimore conference should ex
.ercise the right of confirmation in the
election Of trustees TO fill vacancies
in the said beard: and whereas. this
action Of the said board will give a
stronger basis for appeal to our PEG
pie than We have had for the past
two years:
Resolved. first. That We recon-
, mend that the assessment for Ran
doiph- Macon College be increased fo'
the year Is0s-IO. $1,000. making the
amount for the coming year $4,000.
String to the Money.
Resolved. second, That recogniz'
ing the action OF the board OF trustees
Of Randolph Macon College taken ir
June. 1903. a. an agreement made BY
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