Evening journal., 1911-03-18

Moore, the pastor. has had great
year. He has repaired Hart's and
Wesley Churches az a cost of $272.
paid IL all, and has witnessed the
conversion OF twenty-nine souls-a
years work Of great magnitude. He
will apply for admission on trial.
"Elkton Church, under H. A. G..
Westerfield, has had an era Of pros
perity. Every interest Is served with
rare faithfulness, and the church has
before II an open door Of opportunity.
Eighteen persons have been converted
this year.
"B. l.. Mcfarland has served Hoe
kessin for the year. September laat
he enered Drew Seminary, returning
each week to preach on Sunday.
"Hopewell with c. w. Moore for
pastor has done well. The Gospel
has been preached, and some hav'
profted by it. Collections in advanr
of last year.
Brother j. T. Prouse has served
Marshallton this year and six souls
have found the Lord
Blair S. Latshaw has made proof
Of his ministry at Mt. Lebanon. Forty
eight souls have been converted
Brother Latshaw will seek admission
on trial
"Mt. Pleasant has had a good year
under the ministry of E. w. Mcdowell.
He has delighted in the conversion OF
twenty-four souls.
MethOdism In Newark.
Newark is enjoying an unusual
degree of prosperity under G. T. AL
derson's ministry. His influence in
this college town is cumulative, con-
gregations grow, membership of the
Church increases, and finances are
easy. The conditions point towards
blessed revival that will sweep many
into the Kingdom. Under Anderson
Methodism is regnant in Newark. The
Missionary collection is the largest in
the history of the church aud % per
cent. of the membership have joined
the last two years
New Castle prospers. The anni-
versary week was a blessed season;
old pastors returned with messages
of love and cheer and encouraged the
good people. r. X. Moore is to be
congratulated upon the success of his
ministry in this church. He closes
the year with all bills paid and money
in the treasury.
-. II. Mitchell at Newport, has
made improvements in the church and
parsonage property and has seen souls
saved this year. His labor has not
been in vain. Sixteen persons have
accepted the Saviour. The Newport
Church has suffered a great loss I'm
the death of Brother w. r. Finn, who
for many years was a faithful Metho-
dist, and a great and good citizen. His
memory is cherished by many mem
bers of this Conference.
Spiritual Flood Tide i'm North East.
North East is riding upon the crest
Of the wave of prosperity. They have
one Of the most desirable church and
parsonage properties I'm the district.
Warren Burr has served this people
three years and has had the Joy of
seeing sixteen souls converted this
year. The spiritual tide is at flood in
this church, all the people are happy.
SS4O have been paid on old indebted
ness this year.
"Perryville is doing we'll. Brother
Sunfield has won the esteem of all
classes, and commands universal re-
spect because of his integrity as a
man, and his ability as a preacher. He
has had good year.
Port Deposit and Brother f. f
carpenter are Joined together in the
bonds of mutual regard. Il is mos
charming to hear the good people ex-
press their affection for this true
minister of Jesus Christ. The church
/ prospers, and in one year more the
last installment of the debt will be
paid, and this imposing and commo-
dious church will be free. 81 900 have
been paid on the debt this year.
Red Lion has done very well under
h. b. Taylor Steps have been falTer
to repair the Glasgow Church IN,
work would have been completed bn,
ior lnclement weather.
hiSihs sun, j. W. Jones is tn,
happy pastor. He is workman
VINO does things. He has spent SIG
Oeautliying his church; metal ceilin,
ana decorations make audience room
thing of beauty. Bills all paid AN,
SSf surplus. Benevolence paid in fnIl
More than twenty souls have foun,
the Lord.
a change at Stanton.
n. II. Ennis, a student in Delawar
College has served Stanton with grea
success. The people regret that his dr
Ties IN College will prevent his servin
them another year.
~. Georges has had a good yea
Harry Taylor the pastor has beo
! laithtul Plans are maturing for q,
! tensive repairs on the church. and m
apporuonments for the district pal
; sohage debt has been paid in full
81 johns with G. p. Smith as ma.
Tor mas made encouraging proeres
Brother Smith has done faithful wori
service. H
Nv. II. Briggs has served Zion Gil
cuit lot one year. He has grown stea,
iiy ana the work prospers along a
lines no interest is slighted The pal
sonage property has been improves
and concrete walks laid for churo
and parsonage. 5000 have been pai
p Tor these Improvements. Conversior
% nave crowned his labors.
"Asbury Church and E. c. MacNicb,
! are suited to each other. peace an
prosperity abound.
Brother Turner at Brandywine ws
= never more successful nor better Il,
; loVed. The pastor is closing the "A
2 year OF his service I'm that field an
{ grows In popularity and in efficienc
81 ana MS return is greatly desired 1
, his loyal people.
j j. Richardson has had banr
, year at Goodman, and Is converts baI
} been made
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