The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-19
CONFERENCE WILL
CONVENE At OL|vET
CHURCH MAY 9Th
METHODISTS OF COLUMBIA DIS
TRIcT WILL HOLD A THREE
DAYS SESSION..
OPENING SERMON BY H.W. CARTER
Full List of the Lay Delegates Who
viii Make Up Important Meeting
OF the Church.-Rev. r. J. Craig
To Preside; Massey Secretary.

Of the Church.-Rev. r. J. Craig
To preside; Massey Secretary.
With the Rev. R. ]. Craig, presid-
ing elder in the chair, the district
conference of the Columbia district,
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
Will convene at 7:45 o'clock on
Thursday, May 9, at Olivet church,
Giles county. The conference will
remain in session Friday, aSturday
and Sunday following.
Ol:vet is the Mehtdist church near
Reynolds station on the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad in Giles county,
about seven miles north of Pulaski.
/ It is most conveniently located for
the delegates and active preparations
axe being made by the members OF
the church for the entertainment and
comfort of tn delegates.
The conference will be opened
with a sermon by Rev. H. W. Carter,
but the business session will not
commence until the following day.
Prof. F M, Massey, of Pulaski, who
has Leer the efficient secretary OF
the conference for many years, will
likely be continued IN that capacity.
| Among the matters of Importance
to come before the conference will
be the election of four lay elegates
to attend the next session Of the an
nual conference to be held at Nc
Kendree church in October.
The delegates elected from the
everal charges to the district confer
ence follows:
Bethel ircuit-De D. G..
Naples, ]. H. Currey, ]. w. Davis, R.
H. Booth, s. P. Davis, Alternates, w.
A. Strap, T. G. Harwell.
South Columbia. Delegates. J. N.
Bates, w. D. Cameron, Walter s.
Caldwell; Alternates, J. A. McAlist-
er, ". H. Mitchell.
Culleoka and Burks, Delegates, J..
H. Hughes, w. L. Richardson, J. p.
Graham; Alternates, DR.. ]. s. Convey,
Nv. N. Calvert.
Delrose Circuit-Delegates, R. G..
Myers, W H. Robinson. P. E. Farrar,
~. J. Summers; Alternate, T. A. Nc
Cracker.
Diana Circuit-Delegates, J. c.
Young, J. T. Doss, A. ]. Clark, W. H.
Clark, E. w. B. Passon; Alternates,
w. r. Childers, R. B. Collins.
Ei.-ton and Gee Springs-Dele-
gates, R E. Grigsby, P. l. Morreli.
Is. M. Stephenson, H. N. Usselton, W.
In. Brownlow; Alternates, G. L.
Hughey, w. ". Stephenson, r. E.
Tucker.
Lynnville and Taylor's-Delegates,
W. F Coffee, j. M. Thurman, M. l..
Davidson; Alternates, w. H. Alex.
ander, w D. Pinkerton.
Mooresville and Bryant-Dele'
gates. w. R. Orr, J. v. Orr, L. A.
Wilkes; Alternates, Ed Trigg, L. r.
Mullens.
Olivet and Pleasant Valley-Dele'
gates. W. D. Alternately, ]. A. Reas'
onover, j. Ball; Alternates, W. M
lONcill, A. NJ. Allen, j. T. Carpenter
Pisgah Circuit-Delegates j. M
Ingram, R. c. Smith, C. S. Smith, M
T. scoggins P. ]. Madry; Alternates
L. R. Harwell, W. M. oliver.
Prospect and Pleasant I1ill-Dele
gates, Joe Mason, L. B. Lester, W j
Stevenson, J. W. Branch; Alternates
l. i Pulley, J. B. Reed.
Pulaski-Delegates F. M. Massey
J. J. Lloyd, w. T. Wynn, W. J. Yam
cey. R. w. Martin, w. R. Rsig, 7. NJ
stevenson, W. B. Romine, ]. H. Rags
dale, W. T. Alternately; Aiternates
ID 7. Follis, w. N. Garrett. Bel
: Clark.
. Richland Circuit-Delegates, J. B
Abcrnathy, A. J. Powell, Walter Bird
song, Hattie Paysinger, T. l. Lester
Alternates, W. A. Butler, Robt
: Adams
Trinity Circuit-Delegates, w. Z
. Reynolds, J. J. Zoccarilla, Robt. Ev
4 erly, ]. w. Driver; Alternates, Jaspe
r Anderson, Elmore Arney.
Chestnut Grove Mission-Delt
gates, W. H. McMaster, G. W. Johr
ston, 8. w. Chapman; Alternates, v
lw. vestal, ]. M. Thompson.
Columbia, First Church-Delegate'
| John Latta, T. C. Britain, John !
lEigerton, H. P. Figuers, NJ. L. Stokes
IT. ". Figuers, Jr.; alternate, Geors
Hayes, Jr.
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