Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
FUTURE PASTORS
AWAIT CEREM ONY
OF ORDINATION
Newark Methodist Conference
Candidates TO Enter Holy
Orders Tomorrow.
EXECUTIVE SESSION WAS
HELD THIS MORNING
Ministers Asked by WOmen's
Foreign Missionary Head to
Urge New Contributions.

An executive session took up the
greater portion of the morning at the
annual Newark conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The pro-
ceedings were private, only members of
the conference being permitted to at
tend.
The Rev. Enoch B. King was adj
mitted to the superannuated relation,
and the following were continued in
that relation:
The Revs. B Q. Parvin, H. j. Hayter,
S. P. Lacey, A. II. Maryott, Joshua
Mead, w. =. Nelson. j. B. Taylor, w.
F.. Randolph, W. II. Russell, r.. B. Col
Inns. E. @. Rowland, F. j. Tomlinson,
ri e. Hancock, Albert Mann, A. j.
Conklin, r. B. Lockwood, Fl. D. OPP
dyke, j. 1. Boswell, G.. F. Dickinson,
C. f. Barnes. NJ. S. Lambert and T. E.
Gordon.
The following class passed put of the
conference course of study II were
referred to by the bishop as 'gradu-
ates." They will be ordained deacons
tomorrow:
Warren P. Coon. Alfred Yeoman,
Willis S. MacRorie, Thomas T. Craw-
ford. John Lee Books, Raphael Fenili,
John L. Miller, Abraham l.. Fritz,
Thomas w. owens, Alfred H. Marion,
Joseph F. Robinson, Levi B. McMickle.
George H. Cooley and Glenn Moore.
On the certificate of Bishop Neeley
Christopher Wood will be ordained,
Ihe Rev. Ira G. Mccormick, already
IA deacon. was admitted to the confer
ence on trial.
L ni1irnecnn who Tor me
mast two years has been assistant pas
tor of Roseville Church. and who was
recently married, was also included in
the list for ordination.
The following were advanced in their
studies: Lewis ]. Gordon, Charles S.
Hunt. Jesse L. Peck, Henry Iobst,
George w. NJ Fulcomer, Fred c. w.
Ramoth, William H.. Evans and Will
lam Burd.
The Rev. Arthur II. Limouze. pastor
at Ridgeield Park, was allowed to
withdraw from the conference to enter
the ministry of the Presbyterian
Church and will be ordained pastor of
Echurch in New York.
Money for Missions.
Mrs Charles D. Woodruff. president
of the Women's Foreign Missionary So
city. addressed the conference and
asked that all pastors arrange for some
contribution to the work from their
churches, no matter how small such a
contribution should be. She told of
the work of the and said
that there should be ten in Newark
and Jersey City where there was now
one. She was aware of the support
given by the Women's Home Mission
= airy Auxiliary. but they reached but a
small proportion of the people, and
few knew what the work was and the
great good which was being accom-
plished by il. She also asked that
young women be recommended for the
National Training School, to be trained
for work in the Newark Conference.
The matter of next years conference
was referred to a committee and time
and place of holding it will be arranged
before adjournment.
Tomorrow Program.
The program for tomorrow is as fol-
lows:
9 a. m.-Conference love feast; leader,
the Rev. George F. Dickinson.
1880 a. m.-Sermon by Bishop Will
lam F. Anderson. d. D., LII d.
2:90 p. m.-Missionary sermon by the
Rev. DR.. Winfield S. MCGOWAN, fol-
lowed by the ordination of deacons and
elders.
4 p. MIN Halsey Street Methodist
Episcopal Church; a special meeting
for all the brotherhoods of Newark
conference.
7;45 p. m.-Anniversary of the Board
of Foreign Missions, the Rev. Albert
4. Richardson presiding; speaker. the
Rev. Harry Farmer, of the Philippine
Islands.
7:45 p. MIN Halsey Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, anniversary of the
Methodist Brotherhood, the Rev. A. w.
Hayes presiding; speakers, Professor
Milford NJ. Wilson, of Cornell Univer-
sity; w. b. Patterson. corresponding
secretary Of the Methodist Brother
hood.
745 p. MIN Roseville Methodist
Episcopal Church. anniversary of the
Board of Home Missions and Church
Extension, Charles L. Pitts presiding;
speaker, the Rev. Robert Forbes,
corresponding secretary OF the Board
of Home Missions and Church Exten-
sion Society.
7.45 D. MIN Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church, anniversary of the
Board of Freedmen's Aid Society. the
Rev. Julius r. Mashman presiding;
speaker, the Rev. DR.. NJ. c. B. Mason,
corresponding secretary OF the Freed
mems Aid Society.