The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-19

ant church be brought into still closer
report.
The following were elected as a COM
mittee for selecting the next meeting
place: j. @. Brown, T. B. King, l..
Thomas. L. w. Davis and A. J. Lamar.
Dr. H. NJ. Dubose addressed the con-
ference and asked the delegates not to
vote for him as reelection as editor OF
the Epworth Era, as he desired to re-
enter the pastorate.
Bishop Honda and DR.. Horio of Japan
took an affectionate leave of the con-
ference and the Rev. Naphtali Tuccock,
fraternal delegate of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. was introduced. He will
deliver his message Thursday night.
D. NJ. Smith and the Rev. A. j. Lamar
were reelected as publishing agents by
large majority, after which an ad-
journment was taken for lunch.
Tho afternoon session was opened with
a prayer of great earnestness by the Rev.
s. Anderson for the ministers who nave
been elected for the different positions
of trust in the church. A motion to
adjourn Monday next at noon was carried
after a motion to adjourn Saturday night
had been defeated.
J. o. Wilson, J. r. Pepper, B. M. Bur-
ger, NJ L. Watson and A. G. Napier were
elected members of the Sunday school
committee, and a committee was also
selected to name ten women to serve on
the missionary union. BY vote OF the
conference the salaries OF all general sec
retaries of departments and chief editors
were raised from $4,000 to $500 per year.
Episcopal Visitation
The following is the plan of episcopal
visitation ratified by the bishops today,
including a partial list Of the conference
dates:
First District-Bishop A. w. Wilson
North Georgia. Athens. Ca, November
IL: Alabama, Troy, Ala, December T.
Second District-Bishop E. R. Hen.
dirk, South Carolina, Charleston, De-
cember Z.
Third District-Bishop Warren A. Cand'
Ter, Holston, Chattanooga, Tenn Octo'
Der s; Tennessee GAINESVILLE. October II
Memphis, Paducah, KY, November y
Cuban mission, Havana, Cuba, January
10, 1911
Fourth District Bishop H. c. Morri
son, South Georgia, Columbus, Novem
Der 30.
Fifth District-Bishop E. e. Hoss. ia
| pan mission, Atoka, Japan. September
| Korean mission, Songdo, Corea, Septem
| Der IS; China mission, Huchow, CHINA
| October r.
Sixth District-Bishop James Atkins
New Mexico, Artesia, New Mexico, &c
tober 6; West Texas. Austin, Tex, Oc
tober 2e Central Texas, WaxahacnIe
| Texas, November 2; Northwest Iexas
Clarendon, Texas, November o.
| Seventh District-Bishop Collins Denny
Oklahoma, Ardmore. Okla, November y.
| Eighth District-Bishop John G. kilgo
| Kentucky, Harrodsburg. September u
Louisville Russeilville, KY, September 70
| North Alabama. Huntsville, Ala, NO
vember 30; Florida, Springfield church
Jacksonville, Fla. December IA.
Ninth District-Bishop w. B. Murrah
German mission. East Bernard. Tex. &c
| tober ~: North Texas, Wichita Falls
| Tex, November % Texas, Galveston
| Tex, November g.; Louisiana, Homer
La, December Z.
Tenth District-Bishop w. r. Lamputn
! Brazil mission, Sac Paulo, Brazil. Jul!
| 49, South Brazil mission, Santa Maria
| Brazil, July Z. Bishop Lambuth VII
/ go to Africa also in the interest OF TN
mission which the board of missions pro
/ poses to open In that field.
Eleventh District-Bishop r. q. wa
terhouse, western conferences.
Twelfth pistrict-Bishop p. d, Mouzon
Mississippi, Hattiesburg. Missy Decem
Der 7: Mexican border mission. Monte
Il rey, Mexico February 2, 1911; Contra
i Mexican mission. Mexico City, FeDruar
Q. 1911; Northwest Mexican mission, MAJ
alene, Mexico. February %, 1911.
Thirteenth District-Bishop J. H. NC
II Coy Arkansas, Fayetteville. Ark, NO
vcmber 2; Little Rock Prescott. Ark
November IS; White River. Forest City
Ark, November 3d. North Mississippi
Sardis, Miss, November 80.
The semi-annual meeting of the bishop
will be held in New Orleans, La, Octo
/ Der 20, 1910.