The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-04-05
M. E. CONFERENCE
ADJOURNS.
REV. Il. Z. BENNETT is RETURNED
HERE.

OF 7S changes tn pastorates of the An-
nual Conference OF the Methodist Episco
| pal Church, which closed its one hum
Churvh. Baltimore fast Tuesday night, IL
occurred in Baltimore. s in Washington
and 2 i'm Cumberland
Bislop Cranston had taken d strong
stand against many changes, and avowed
his disapproval Of the practice INDUCED
| in bE some OF the churches in calling
pastors before taey were FER RpRGin6e
district are a. follows:
District erintendent-Edward III. Wat
son.
Baltimore -Arlington-F G. Watson.
C6atsworth-R. L. ziegier
Christ Church for Deaf-D- E. Moylan.
Fayette Street-R q. Murray.
Franklin Street,. R. Isaac.
Garrett PARKS. A. Richardson
Harlem Park-R. L. Wright.
Memorable. R. Sanner.
Monroe Street-W. F. Roberts.
Park Heights. G. x. Horn.
Rogers Memorial-G. 7. White.
SeIton-J. IT. Sayder.
St Mark's-H. ID. Mitchell.
Summerfeld-J. c. Sinclair.
WaibroSf@T VRiHn sfuaFeT5 Il Ed1sFds' Il AGlise
Webster. e. Wood Supply.
West Baltimore. O. Wrightson.
Cato1sviiie@s atoDEHIs r. Murray. ysHa ''uppA'''
Elk Ridge-H. r. Savage.
Ellicott Gity-W wv. Van ArGdnle.
Halethorpe-G. F. Stiles.
Hampstead-A. III. Mckinley.
Howard Park-F B Hanson
LAUREL. 81. JeffrIes.
Linganore-Solomon German.
Aorgan-T. A- D1ekey
Mount Airy-B. j. MCGOWAN.
New Windsor-J. T. Marsh.
Gella-Louig Horpel (guRPlr)-
Relay-Edward Parrish.
Savage-D. A- Browning
st. James-G W. Evans.
Summerfeld Circuit-B. r. ClarkHon.
$ykesville-W y. Harrison, supply
Union Bridge. n. Hastings.
Westminster- " est9hfnrteT u. Bennett
WinfeId-Harry Hall, supply.
c W, Baldwin, superint%endent tender Beitt-
sion Society. Fayette Street Quarterly Con-
ference; J. q. Spencer, president Morgan
College, Grace Quarterly Conference; %6fEe g
lem Park Quarterly Conference: c. n
Levister, assistant superintendent Anti
saloon League Or MARYLAND. Harlan Park
perannuate, Walbrook Quarterly Confer
ence; J- C- Starr, superannuate Weatmin-
perannuate, tsl & west % Baltimore - Quarterly @ M
koasyIiie StsIy dGarterly Geafe5sass: s
Emory Ii aBQnrman. 6OperA1QUaIe, heldy
Quarterly Conference; n Is. Amos, super
annunte, Grace Quarterly Conference; W-
A. KoOntE, superannuate, Harlem Park
Quarterly Conference; @. G.. Marriott, su-
perannuate, Westminster Quarterly Con-
ference: Julius Soper, missionary in
Japan; r. D. Williams, instructor Morgan
College, Howard Park Quarterly Confer
ence. "H"
The memorializing OF the General Con-
ference to restore the pastoral time limit,
with safeguard to meet conditions, the
reception OF the verdict OF the Maryland
legislature on the local option question
luton TO the effect that the Conference
scrutfnize Sunday school journals with
care 10 A. to avoid heretical teachings
were among the interesting matters dis
cussed and acted upon by the Confer
ence.
The question Of asking the General
Conference to restore the time limit to
pastors was favored BY final vote Of
119 to 41.
the special committee to which was Re-
ferred the memorial that the General Con-
ent size reported favorably on the measure.
Revs. DR.. c. L. Mead. III. 8. France and
S. Reese Murray were appointed fraternal
delegates to attend the General Confer
ence OF the Methodist Protestant Church,
which meets in Baltimore, May IL. Revs.
F. G. Porter and B- F. DeVries were a.
signed To the annual conference OF that
denomination, which meets In Laurel. Del.
next week.
Following the expression Of Rev J. City.
Wightman, for 81 years a minister In the
Southern Methodist Church. that the two
branches would unite, the whole confer
ence sang fBlest BE the Tie That Binds