Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-29
METHOD|STs MEET
OPENS HERE WITH
HYMN AND PRAYER
CONTINUED from First Page,

promptly at II o'clock noon. 1t is ex-
pected former Governor Stokes. Bishop
Henry W. Warren n Governor Wood
row Wilson wall address the gathering
at Pennington
The Rev. Frank \, McDaniels ter
minated his talk with assuring the
members that plenty of refreshments
would be served.
The closing nour of the halliday ses-
sion was given to impressive memorial
services and biographies of those who
have died during the year were read.
Among the members of the confer
ence who Bishop Warren
had succumbed during the year were
the Rev. Selvinas p Harris and the
Rev. Charles NJ Ramath.
This afternoon the anniversary cele-
bration of the Woman's Home Mis-
%sionary Society will open the session.
Mrs. Charles S. Woodruff, conference
president, will be the principal speaker.
j.. A. Cole will be the speaker at the
meeting OF the Conference Life Insur-
ance Association. which will follow.
Postmaster James l.. Hays, a promi-
nent member of the Central Church,
has installed a regulation letter and
package mail>b box in the sacristy of the
church. Arrangements have been made
to have the visiting ministers mail sent
directly to the church, where pigeon
holes, arranged ALPHABETICALLY, nave
been set up. Alvin Wright, a student
at Drew Seminary, is acting as post
master during the week of the confer
ence.
The standing committees for 1911
were appointed as follows:
Foreign Missions-A. F.. Richardson,
w. S. Coeyman. 6. r. Apgar, F. l..
West, y. p. Champlin.
Home Missions and Church Extern
sion-T. 5. Molyneux. W. C.. W. Walker,
S. p. Hammond, W. A.. Knox, f. NJ.
Compton.
Sunday Schools II. f. Schultz, w.
r.. Carson, S. F. Davis, j. H. Fraser,
I. 7. Crawford
Temperance-W. j. Hampton, F.. A.
Mason, S. II. Jones, c. $. Woodruff,
f. B. Curry.
Bible Cause-P. II. Murdick, j. B.
Faulks. p. c. Bascom, William Burd,
NJ. Y, Bovard.
Camp-meeting-W. c. Kinsey, II. NJ.
Simpson, G \. Hutchinson, Il. X. Boyd,
G. F. I!iman.
Freedmen's AiG-J. f. Maschnan. w.
$. Galloway, John Bovenizer. c.. H.
Won Claim. G.. c. Cain.
Sabbath Observance-Enoch Mea-
chem, Frank MacDaniel. CHI. Powers
Ebert Clement. f. $. Simmons.
EpWorth League-O. l.. Joseph, $. p.
Lacey, WiIbert Westcott. j. r.. Wright.
o. M. West.
Education-R. f.. Urmy, j. l.. Bos-
well, p. G. Blight. r. /. Watkins, A..
H. Lucas.
Conference Program and Anniver-
saries-Pastor of the church, Frederick
Bloom; w. n Morgan, r, /. Coultas.
7. G. Spencer. c. r. Barnes.
To Nominate Standing Committees
for l912-J. b.. j.. Rhodes, William
T~rumbower, r.. NJ. AyIsworth, w. r.
Neff. r. b. Collins.
Board of Conference Qualification
The registrar of board of examiners,
r. X. Boyd, II. F. Randolph. o. NJ.
West, j. r. Wright; for one year H. NJ.
Simpson, w. w. c. Walker. A. IL.
Lucas, D.. F. D%iefendorf; for two years,
G. F. Sitterly. W. j. Hampton, r. C..
Mayham, F. L.. West; for. three years,
S. r. Davis, q. w. Gardner. f. c. Bald
win, NJ. T. Gibbs: for four years, w. S.
Robinson, G. NJ. Anderson. c. y.
Hutchinson, M. d. Church.
The board of examiners for 1911 are:
tW. H.. Ruth, president; w. S. Nc
Cowan. registrar; f. s. Jamison, f. J,
Hubach, p. c. Rascom. r A. Brown,