Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
BISBEE AND LOWELL
 PASTORS HONORED
Elected Commissioners to Go to General Assembly at
 Atlantic City

The Presbytery of Sou,berc Ari- zona. which met at Duncan. Ariz. last Friday. completed it's work Mon day and adjourned Rev. John E. Fry of the Bisbee Presbyterian Church Of the Covenant was present and took prominent part in the meeting, as did Elder F.. M Durley of a-owen. both of them being elected comInis sioners to the general assembly. which meets at Atlantic City May l6. at which time Rev. Mir. Fry will take his summer vacation,
 The Presbytery met Friday even ing in the Presbyterian church of Duncan, of which Rev. J. c. Watt is pastor. Prior to the opening of the meeting a fine banquet was served by the ladies of the church 10 the Presbytery and members Of the local church
 The opening sermon was given by Mrs. Harlan F. Corey. of Globe, the retiring moderator, after which of fcers for the current year were el- ected. Rev. George Logic Of Douglas was made moderator, Elder L. J. Owen Of Morenci vice moderator. and Rev. Henderson of Gleeson and Dirk Lay of Sacaton temporary clerks.
 New 5isbee Church.
 Reports fer the year showed two .iew churches organized at Bisbee and Miami, 239 members received on profession of faith, S16,7S2 con tributed for congregational purposes, s923 for benevolences and $500 for miscellaneous purposes.
 Reports were presented rom w. F. McNair of Douglas and Rev. F. $ Herndon Of Tucson who were commissioners from the Presbytery To the last general assembly at At lautic City. Rev John E. Fry of Bisbee and Elder E. M. Durley of Lowell were elected commissioners 10 the general assembly which meets May IS at Atlantic City. In case of their inability to attend, Rev. R. c. Martinez Of Metcalf and Elder W. C. Cheatham of Duncan were ap- pointed ls alternates.
 The report of the Home Mission committee showed that for the cur rent year grants had been made by the Board of Home Missions to the amount of $s,2I2, distributed as fol- lows: S5,5l2 for Indian work; $2.200 for Mexican work. and S1,500 for American work. A new chapel has just been erected at Indian Oasis in the Papago country, and the Rev. George E. Wilson comes to the work from Utah. A manse will be erect ed at Indian Oasis at an early date and well substantiated rumors say that MT. Wilson will soon become a benedict A manse is also under construction at Sacaton for Rev. Dirk Lay, who with his wife came rom Iowa last September 10 take up work among the Pimas.
 Logic Resigns
 On request of the pastor and con. gregation of the Douglas church, the pastoral relation was dissolved to take effect May 1, when Mir. Logic is to enter on his new duties as principal of the Tucson training school for Indian evangelists.
 After examination, MT. J. Raymond Waite. 3 graduate Of Princeton uni Versity, who has been supplying the Benson church, was licensed to preach the gospel, the licensure taking place in connection with the Sunday morning service. Mir. Waite will continue his work in Benson
 Globe Gets Meeting
 The Presbytery heartily and unan imously endorsed the work and aims of the Inter-Church Federation of An zona, organized last fall at Phoe nix. An invitation to the Presbytery from the Globe church to hold tho next annual meeting in Globe was accepted. The congregation there is engaged in the construction of q new building which it is expected will be completed in good time fol inc meeting of the Presbytery.
 Among those in attendance at ths Duncan meeting were: Revs: F. C Reid of Phoenix. general missionary Tor Arizona; John E. Fry of Bisbee ! R. Waite of Benson, c. IT. Love of Clifton. Allan Krichbaum of Mo renci. Charles II. Cook, D. D., ci Sacaton, Dirk Lay of Sacaton; Ii E. Corey of Globe. George F. Wilson Df Indian Oasis. J. c. Watt of Dun can, R. c. Martinez of Metcalf, N I. Madero of Morenci. George To sic of Douglas. Sunday School Mis- sionary W. D. Himebaugh Of Phoe nix, and Elders L. J. Owen of Mo renci. ". C. Cheatham Of Duncan md Crumb of Clifton.