The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-06

MADE BY BISHOP
Annual Session of North Caro-
lima Conference Ad-
journs.
FINAL REPORTS RECEIVED
Assessments Of $1,000 for For
cign and S1o,427 for Do
mestic Missions.
Especial to Tho Ttmes-Dispatch.]
City, N. c., December 5

Elizabeth CITY, n. G.. December 81
The seventy-fourth session OF the
North Carolina Conference adjourned
at 1880 o'clock this morning.
Bishop Hendrix conducted the devo-
tional service. He announced that his
intention had been to deliver a devo-
ttonal address on the subject: solo
mon, the Wise Fool" this morning. but
on account of the lack OF time, he
would not do so. He made a few
helpful remarks as a close to the de-
votional service. The minutes of Sat-
! urday's session were read and APP
proved, also the minutes Of the me-
mortal service of yesterday afternoon.
The report of the committee on homes
for s-uperannuated preachers recon-
mended the appointment OF L. L. Nash.
as agent The report was adopted.
The reports of the Epworth League
board and the committee on district
conference records. were read and
adopted.
The report Of the Joint board of
finance was read and adopted. This
report showed that the conference has
been assessed s3,54s for bishops fund
for the coming year, and $500 for
conference claimants.
The report of the board OF educa-
ton was read and adopted. This re-
port recommended that the thanks OF
the conference be expressed to B. N.
Duke for liberal gifts to Tr--lty Col
lege. Another accommodation was
that the conference confirm the ap-
pointment Of Bishop ]. c. Kilgo as a
member OF the board Of trustees OF
Trinity College.
Resolutions Of thanks for entertain
ment and courtesies extended the con-
mously adopted.
A collection for the exton of the
conference church was taken.
The report of the board of church
extension was read and adopted. The
report OF the board of missions was
read and adopted. n. FL. D. Wilson
was appointed president of the board
of missions, and r.. n. Wills, secre.
tary.
The conference is assessed for tho
coming year $4,000 for foreign mis-
sions and s16,427 for domestic ms
sions. r. H. Willis was appointed
conference missionary secretary, and l.
L.. Nash was appointed conference mis-.
sionary evangelist.
Resolutions. of appreciation Of the
presidency Of Bishop Hendrix wcre
adopted unanimously.
Special prayer was offered for the re-
covery of W. H.. McCabe, a iayman
formerly in this conference. now res,d-
ing in Charlotte, in the Western North
Carolina Conference.
Bishop Hendrix stated hat he never
had presided over a more orderly oody
than this conference. and he expressed
his appreciation Of the kindness anu
courtesy extended to him..
G, B. Judd was appointed confer
ence leader OF the laymen's move
ment for the coming year.
After the completion of the minute
business of the conference Bishop Hen
dirk read the appointments of the
preachers for the coming year. He
made only a few preliminary remarks
before reading the appointments. After
he had read the appointments, Bishop
Hendrix pronounced the benediction,
and the conference adjourned.
Bishop Hendrix left to-day FOL
Charleston. where the South Carolina
conference will convene on Wednes-
day morning, over which he will pre-
side.
The appointments:
Durham District.
r. C. Beaman, presiding elder: North
Alamance circuit, NJ NJ. Mcfarland;
South Alamance. G.. W. Wick; Burling-
ton station. j. A. Hornaday; Burling-
ton circuit. C. O. Durant; Chapel Hill
station. WA. Stanbury; Durham-Bran-
son, b. T. Hurley; Mangum Street, T.
NJ. Grant; Memorial. NJ. Bradshaw:
Lakewood mission, l. D. Hayman;
Trinity, r. c. Craven: Carr church. a.
L. Ormond; West Durham. A. j. Park
err. G.. NJ. Daniels; Durham circuit. w.
p. Constable; Graham, T. g. Vickers;
Hillsboro circuit, G. r. Ross; Leas-
burg circuit, T. c. Ellers; Mt. Tirzah
circuit, N. c. Yearly; Pelham and