Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-15
CUPID IS IN
 A BAD FIX Many of the Ministers Are Out of the City This Week and Others Leave
AFTER CONVENTION
Baptist Go to Fort Smitll-Metaodists to Prescott to Attend Con-
 ferencr.

Matrimonial affairs will probably be on a standstill th's week or the greater part of the week at least. Nearly every minister in the city will be away for several days and if Cupid works his romances will end ill the Magistrates offices.
 The annual conference of the LitSle Rock conference will convene at Prescott, Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, with Bishop J. H. Mccoy, of Birmingham, presiding. For this reason all of the Methodist ministers in the city have been called there to attend and receive their assignments for the work next year. Among those who have gone and VII leave shortly are Rev. J. D. Hammons, pre- siding elder of Pine Bluff District; Rev w. c. Davidson, pastor of the First Methodist church; Rev T. 0, Owen, pastor of the Lakeside church; Rev w. W Nelson, pastor Of HaWley Memorial church, and Rev. NJ ". Manville, pastor of Carr Memorial church. The ministers will De gone the greater part of the week. P.eg. J. T. Rogers, a Method st pastos of Roe, Ark, and Rev c. A Fuller Methodist pastor of New Edinbur5, Ark, were in the city yesterday en route to Prescott to attend the coll ference.
 Rev. J. I. Norris, the we'll known matrimonial expert and beloved pas tor of the First Presbyterian church. will leave today for Jonesboro, whaTe he will attend the Synod. He will probably be accompanied by D. w. Richey. Rev. Norris will be gone until about Saturday
 Aftsr a vote which decided that the First Baptist church should invite the Baptist State convention to this city next year, the advance guard of the delegation left yesterday afternoon and early this morning for Fort Smith, where they will spend several days attending the Baptist State Con- yention. It was decided Sunday at the church that the convention should be invited to Pine Bluff in 1911. This movement on the part of the Bap- lists of the city deserves the support of all the cit zens, as the great con- vention would mean much to the city It is believed that several other towns and cities in the state will ln- yite the convention, and for this rea- son a large delegation has been sent to the annual gathering.
 The convent on proper convenes Thursday November IT, and will be in session fer several days. The delegation will probably not return until the early part of next week. Among the delegates who left yes terday afternoon were MT. and Mrs. Charles Haycock, MT. and Mrs. l.. C. Saunders. Mrs. Lee Fox and Mrs ROSS Baughman Among the other dele- gates will be Rev. s. B. Tull, pastor of the First Baptist church, Rev. Off, to Wilmington, pastor of the Ohio Street Baptist church, who left early this morning; MT. and Mrs. Hugh Fox, Mrs. T. E. Adams and Mrs. c. F Dunn ngton Other than these dele-ates it ie probable that m2ny of the church members will go to a'-
 To make the force of ministers in tho city more disabled. Rabbi EpA laim Frisch, of the Temple Anshe Emeth, left Sunday afternoon for Gill; c nnati, where he is attending meet ing of the executive committee or prominent Jewish organization.