The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27

CHuICnCA. bou lpTniu lHdt VIC SnOulu
become so narrow as to believe that
Methodists only will be the elect You
cannot run a corner grocery and a pull
pit at the same time. II you want to
huckstcr, go and huckStcr'
On motion OF Rev. f. l.. Hoffccker
the record OF Rev. DIR. Lightbournes
trial last year, was ordered placed in
this years records
J. II. Gray. l.. b. Morgan. +. II.
Jones. ID. J. Ford. ]. C. Mccoy. l. s.
Whitaker and w IT, Briggs were
elected to Elders orders and all save
Mr.. Briggs (alrcady ordaincd) were
ordained ON Sunday. T.. c. Pretty
man. II. l.. MacFarlGnd and J. ]. Blunt.
ing were admitted To membership on
trial. and lilghman Smith. II. ID.
Stewart. J r. Bicking, T. 4. Gillespie.
{, =. Keen. w. II. Rcvcllc. w. II.
Briggs and O. L. Jones were admitted
Ia full membership. These also. save
Mr.. Briggs, were ordained also ON
Sunday.
The appointment oi Rev. John NJ
NrtcrS a. District Superintendent OF
the Anti Saloon League and oi Cyrus
7. Keen a. Field Agent OF the same
i"r Western Maryland was recon-
mcndcd to Bishop Moore by vote Of
the Conference. ard later was made
\ business session was held at 4 p. M
after the FrcedmcnS Md Suc'cty's
anniversary had concluded. at which
the reports oi Treasurer Rev. II. G.
Rudd. and Statistical Secretary II s..
G WcStcriicd were submitted. low
ing Ia lack OF space they arc held for
publication next week
GREAT CROWD HEARS BISHOP.
Avenue Church was crowded to the
doors on Sunday morning. aud many
gathered on the lawn. some people
arriving aS early as : 4. m, To- hear the
sermon by Bishop Moore. Love
Feast, conducted by Rev. DR. +. f..
Martlndalc. was held at $50 o'clock.
but the regular services did not begin
I'LL lo.4s. The Bishop preached a mas
tcrly sermon based on Isaiah. "a: II:
He shall see oi the travail OF his soul
and shall be satisfied; by his knowledge
| shall my righteous servant justify
many: i"r he shall bear iniquity" The
| ordinations OF elders and dcacnnS fol
lowed the sermon In the afternoon
| special services were held IN the Sun
day School The anniversary ui the
Board oi Foreign Missions was held
N the evening with special music aud
Rev. J {. Floyd. al Chicago. aS Chief
| speaker Rev. Alfred Smith presided
at the Temperance meeting held in the
afternoon and addresses were made
by several advocates oi the cause.
~ nSIN-,- GEcsthN
The session oi the Conference closed
shortly after - noon ON Monday. Bis
| hop Moore having la leave Milford
before evening in order To- arrive in
time To- open the Central PENNSYLVANIA
Conference un TUESDAY Rev. T. Il.
Hunter conducted the devotional cNcr.
c.>cS Most ui the work ui the morn
ing was devoted To- hearing reports oi
committees Rev. T.. {. McNicho,
Was chosen to preach the missionary
sermon AT the next Conference with
! Rev. {. " Hill a, alternate. Rev
McSNrS G. w Bounds. + G. MacSor
ley, ]. \ II O'Br'cu aud II. \. G..
Wcstcriicld were elected SccrctaricS
ior Dover. Easton. Salisbury aud VII.
mington Districts respectively
| Rcvs ). NJ. Morgan. W. q. Hurst
l.. T. Poole, K X. Stephenson. Y. :
Collins. T.. W Jones. George =. Jones
! { w. Prcttyyman. Y. : llills. \. :
/ Mowbray. {. T. Wyatt and {. \. IIil
and McN>r>. George N Hall. George
! Herring. Thomas ) Rurdlcv. Gamalic
| Garrison, Ihumas II Williams, Fra
1cr f. Elliott. George NJ Fisher ard
/ John =. MulIiu were elected member,
4 "i the Conference Board ui Church
! Location
The district Supcr'ntcrdcnts, the lis
trict missionary secretaries. the dis
trict Epworth League presidents. T
K Ingram Henry + Cannon. l.. 81.
/ Price, ID Il Malunry. ! + 5llcgood
g. y Cos. \. K. Spa.d and W II
lladduck were elected members 81 tn,
Conference Board "i Foreign Mis-.
,'unS.
Rev, T Z. Martiudalc. +. #. Dash
'cll. {. W Strickland T T. Terry. "
T. llabbart. +. + Brauchamp, f.. II
/ Collins. ". G.. Rooms W. l.. White
! y s. Muwhray. S y Morgan. r. X
{ Stephenson and George T. Jones an,
McsSr. tomas ~ Rawlins J. f. Ellie
good. Walter 9. lluiicckcr. G.. T.
iIukill. II. {. Lewis. ] +. Taylor. +
r. Manchester and Nllcu +. Levi,
were elected members 81 the Sub-com
mittcc un Aggressive Evangelism.
In the afternoon a memorial service
was held and in the evening the Sun
day School Board held lis aun'vcrsar,
with Rev Edgar Blake. ID as III,
chief speaker. There was a large AT
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