Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-05
SESSION OF EVANGEll'
CAL ASSOCIATION CONFER
ENcE COMES TO CLOSE.
COMMITTEE NAMED TO MEET
UNITED EVANGE LICAL MEN
shop S. c. sreyfoeeI. Of Reading, Pa.
Presides. and Announces Apo Mt
Yagey Reappointed Presiding Elder,
With Headquarters at Des Moines.

The annual session Of the Des
HIoines conference Of che Evanselical
ASsucia ton. tn. parer; church of the
United fcvangelica. denomina ZION. with
which the recent Das Noines CONFER
ence. a. its session held in this city.
Mountain chapel. four miles northeast
oc Green Mountain in Vienna township.
The mos. important action taken by
the conference was the vote 10 uTiee
which is in reality a reunion Of me
association as the parent organization.
with the United Evangelical as the off,
shoot Of the original denomination.
F'-aternal greetings were brouyh; TO he
conference from he Des Moines con-
ference OF he United Evangelical
church by Rev. J. f S.auffa cher of
Ma-shalltown, former member OF the
association conte! ence a committee.
composed OF Bishop 5 c. Breytogel.
Presiding Elder J H Yaggy. /. \.
Day. and H. {. Powell was appointed
70 Meet the United Evangelical COM
tons appointed recently at che Mar
shalirown conference.
Turnout the bounds Of N" 'IHo de-
nominations similar action is Icing
taken. and the prospects appear very
favorable for an early foralati II Of The
united organization.
Bishop 8reyfoeel Presides.
Rev. :. c. Breyfosel, D. D. OF Read
ing. Pa. bishop Of the association. pre-
sided over the conference. and turnout
the sessions preached severa! helpful
and inspiring sermons. one OF the most
interesting addresses was the bishops
recital OF his experiences and the in
cidents Of his mission airy trip around
the world AS a result OF the presen-
tation of the needs of missions the con-
ference raised $685. toward the spread
% the gospel.
Licenses to Preach Granted.
Licenses 20 preach We're granted 70
Homer II. Todd and William c. Bra
The conference elected Presiding Elder
j. II Yaggy as the delegate 70
the general conference which meets
in Cleveland. O. next October. Rev.
L y. DAY Vas selected alternate The
conference missionary society chose the
same persons 20 represent IL at the
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Erie. Pa. in October.
Adopt Resolutions.
Strong resolutions We're adopted by
cha conference tavoring education,
temperance. AID Sa bbath observance.
The reports Of the past years work
show a healthy growth both in mem
bersh!p and financially. The minister
:aI convention and the young peoples
alliance viii hold their annual meet
:ngs at CreS-on. Al his own request
Rev. G. D. Wendell was transferred to
the Iowa conference More than the
usual number Of visitors were present
from other conferences and gre
cations. The hospitality OF the chapel
community was not over-axed, how
ever and the conference members eX-
pressed their kind"st appreciation Of
thu manner in which they had been en-
tertained by the people OF Green Noun
, tain and its vicinity.
The Assignments.
The assignments Of the Des Moines
district were announced by Bishop
Breyfogel as follows:
Presiding Elder, J. H. Yaggy, Des
Moires.
Atlantic-M. II. Noe
Audubon-C. H Scnlesseln7an.
Covineton-(To he suppiied.)
Crestpr-J. WirIh.
Des Moines--O VI. Yasey.
! Green Mountain Chapei-H. H TODD.
I-Oring-L y. Day.
Lorirner-William &. Br4uch.
Pierson-H g. Powell.
Prescott-Arnos L. Walker.
story City-L. j. Smay.
Viola Centar-J- Alber.
With the appointment OF Homer H.
TODD as pastor Of the Green Noun
tain chapel services viii be held reg
ulariy, every Sunday morning and
evening Rev. Mr.. Todd will occupy
the Pifer homestead just south Of the
chapel He will conduct his first ser
mon next SUNDAY morning.