The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-26
MEMBERS TO move
BY LIMITATION
Men Who Have Served For
Years in a Place
Western North Carolina M,t.-
dist Conference Conlrner.,s
Work Of Dr.. BOYD

High Point. Nov. .3.-ActrId... i.
the requirements OF the Methodist ..s.
cipline. a pastor cannot renal -
one charge o than four years 81
succession, and as q resul. 81 this II,
following members OF the Was:,r
North Carolina conference Viii Ia
moved this year and given ncv =
pOintmentS by the bishop:
Asheville district: Rev. \. ht"t!>
presiding elder, and J. 4. Fry
Charlotte district: Rev. l.. 4. 49,.
Belmont.
Franklin district: No chanSeS.
Greensboro district: W. Il, w..
presiding elder, and Revs. +. j.. q
IAarty and A. L. Aycock.
Morganton district: rev. ], -
Hoyle. presiding elder, aud He's. W
s. Cherry, D. S. Richardson as.1 -,
bert Sheriff..
Mount Airy district: Ee>s. =. {
Jordon. l.. II. Hcndron. and { :
Gocue.
North wAkestcro district: -
changes.
presiding elder, and Rev. }, :.
Olderby.
s%tatesville district: Rev. }'a.n.v
Turner. pastor Broad Street ,:lv..'
Reys. T. Il. Johnson AMI !. i. ~
wards.
Waynesville district: Rev. J v
Campbell.
Winston district: Revs. +. I Sn5",
l.. w. Collins, who has been tram
ferred recently" To the Georgia cor,
ference. and II. G. Bynum.
In today's session the confrIc,-~
comm ended the work Of Or. j. 4
Boyer as missionary Secrotar. ,;
large. The doctor WAS. urged - e"
m ain In the position which he his ~
accertably held. but is not yet rs.1,
to give his full consent.
In answer to the question. W.
are admitted on tria1?" the names 2:
by district, and r. l. Ferse!~>n. II
h Asheville district.
Revs. G.. ". Everett and 7. y. $
lars were discontinued at then .9vs
request. while at his own re- as
Rev. A. p. Foster was located.
The class of thirteen who were ~
United on trial last year wer. die
>anced to the class OF the second ycos,
after their characters had been :>.tie
factorily passed.
Rev. G. r. Allison. II. Y. C'ur.. ;.
a. Groce. q. A. +, Holderhy. z. :
Kyle. G. p. Smith. G. w. Wick, llr>e'
Simpson, ?. l.. Shore. A. p. Rati-ose
). A. Holmes, l.. i. Brothers snc ,
l. Hickcrson were elected dcacocs
and Revs. u. c. Ballard, q. c. EriEh
man, T. II. Britain. J. .. Irwin, =. :
Houck, G.. a. Stampcr, J, +. Wnnlac'
r. r. Yates, w. Q. Davis, J. \. FTy
and P. w. Tucker were elected .t6cr>
Il OF the best features Of the coc
ference thus far was the addrces =
Dr. j. L. Mari at the anniversary SCI
wee or the Children's Home yeSter'l:'
afternoon. DIR. MARI is q reInaria':
forceful and attractive Speaker.
Questions were not taken W i
n regular routine order out IL II,
manner to settle them most satisf4c
torily and quickly. Ono OF thu D}o
touching incidents OF the many cues
tlons asked and answered was tht
; put to an applicant for admission .
eider. Why haven't you prcpar<
all the work designated by the courS
Of study?" asked the bishop. We!
olshop. during the summer ] lost ~
WE" went On to explain the .rp:s
!. cant with a voice which Indicate
= tears We're near by. Don't sas y.
iost ner. Sometimes We give q urnn
, Interpretation to our feelings. hay
peen TO many funerals and burt
: many people-peopie I loved. b1t
9 : v lost them.-I knew where she
I were q so h applicants chs:
acter n official administration Wei
passed with many hearty "aaneas' j
h conference.
But the great body Of Methods.
a also Its humor. How many ccs
, versions have YOU had 2" asked Eisho
Denny, OF one preacher. Il 0on
hho". Dlshop. We have had them +:
last II was difficult to count then.
5 IN some charges they had not nccn :
} Iast, however. It was reported frJi
e II that though I have been thc1
l. "orklns hard for four years l can e
+ no progress" Upon New. J. -. Ir>i
!; reportlns he had had several "e-.t
q VINE conversions the bishop adrnnE
ished, Let US have less Of the W.! :
brother"
A dccOilette gown ought 70 Il. y.
u proper for enn:rc 9