The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-26


Turner, Forcs, Bill. W. n Robbins
Epworth, G. q. Harley. Westford q.
A. Is. Holderby: Concord Circuit, ". T
Albright; Cottonville. 5. IL. higgins
Gold Hill. X. L. Forbis. supply; Kan
naDols, W. r. Sh.rwin; Mount Pleas
ant. {. +. sheriff.; New London. : l.
owen, supply; Norwood. j ". Ciegg
Salem. T. ). Ellirslon; Salisbury
First Churcn. J. W. Moose; Holmes
Memorial, J. +. tanning; South Main
q. A. Stamper and a. Ii. Wesner. sup
ply; Salisbury Circuit. f. w. Avett.
Spencer Station. IL {. Prinkle: East
Spencer and North Mann, c. l.. Stead
man: Woodleaf. Jones Wilson.
shelby District.
:. Il. Turrentine, presiding elder
Beiwood, ". V. Hunneycutt. II. @.
Stamey. supply; Bessemer City. X. p.
Rhinhart: Cherryville, r. W. Csry. j.
+. Harreiison, Jr., Pread Grouse. w. NJ.
Banning: Gastonia-Nain Street. ]. 4.
Aberdly. Ozark and West Gastonia, y.
G.. McMilhman. supply: Kings Noun
tain and Elbethert, NJ. 3. Clegg; Lin
coInton Station, ]. T. Rodgers: Lin
colnton Circuit, J. II. Roberts; Lowell
and Dallas. n. II. Modem; Lawesville.
J. W. Strider; McAdemsvilie. B. r.
Tucker; Moore's and Mount Island, d.
W. Brown: Mount Holly and Belm ont.
j. A. Bowles: Shelby-Central, Z. W.
Williamson: Shelby Circuit. 6. c. Stone !:
Shelby and Sharon, q. +. Brothers:
South Forks. W. 5. Cherry; Stanler
Creek, C. n Crowder.
StatssyfIle District.
l. T. Mann, presiding elder.
Alexander, NJ T. Smattcrs, Cataw ba
Bevard Wilson; Cool Springs, J. J. Ed
wards; Dawson, c. NJ Campbell; Gran
lite Falls and Hudson, d r. Carve;
Hick Dry Station, q. NJ Litaker; Hick-
DRY Circuit. J. T. Harnbuckle: Iredell
Circuit, II. H. Britain: Lenoir Station,
G. NJ. Pickens: Lenoir Circuit. c. Fl.
Curtes; Mariden, J. w. Kennedy:
Mooresville Station, c. s. Kuppattuch;
Mooresviile Circuit. +. Myers and J. w
Jones; Newton Station. w. NJ. Biles;
Lenoir Circuit, J. c. keever: Rhodebin.
G. W. Fink, supply: Rock Springs, T.
r.. Wagg: South Lenoir and Wanda.
&. Z. Duport: Statesv!lle-Broad Street.
J. F. Kirk. supply; Race Street. j. J.
Eads: Statesvilie Circuit, j. &. Mack /;
Stony Point. D. 5. Richardson: Troat-
man. c. +. McCar, president Daven-
port College. J. 3. Craven; conference
mission evangelist, D. H. Cowan.
waysesville District.
I. T. Cordell. presiding elder.
Andrews. J. J. Barber: Brison City
and Whitlake. J. w Willis, James Oc-
cuman. supply; Bethel Circuit, c. S.
CopIe; Cantain. B. +. Hargett; Clyde.
w y. Jones: Diilsborc. W. o. Davis.
c. P. Neal. supply; Fines Creek, J. A.
Mari; Franklin Station, N. H. Futile;
franklin Circuit. d. P Walburr; Glen
willie. f. Q. DrysonH: Hayesville, b. NJ
Jackson; Haywood. r. c. Kirk: Judson,
J. +. Csry: Jonathan's, J. A. Fry: Ma
con Circuit. j. L league: Murphy. H.
III. Jordan; Murphy Circuit, ". l.
Hughes; Waynesville Station. NJ. F.
Moores; Webster, D. r. Prodatt. l. B.
Hbesh:. Jr, preacher; missionary to
Cuba, NJ b. Stakes.
Winston District.
P. P. Durham, presiding elder.
Advance. J. a. J. Harrington; CooIee-
NEE. c. NJ Short: Davidson Circuit.
j. T. RatIedge: DAVE Circuit, B. A.
York; Harrington. J. B. Tabon: Por-
syth. C. ". Wick: Jackson Hill, p. l.
SNoIcs hcsUeESVACs - SOOOSs
Louisville, A. G. Loften: Lexington.
\. W. PIyler: Linwood, W. F. Elliott:
Macksvtlie. 4. w. Fox: Townsville
Main Street r. n. Cowrting; Thomas
VILE Circuit. p. Z. Parker; Walker
town. o. j. Jones; Winston Berkshire.
W. l. Hutchens: Centenary, f. l.
Balm: Grace and Liberty. r. T.. Atkin-
son: Southside and salem, J. H. Hiatt:
West End. ". A. Lambert; field agent
Chiidrens Home. W. O. GOode: mis-
sionary TO Cuba. II. ". Baker: stu
dent Vanderbilt University. J. c. Har-
man: transferred-J. W. Collins %
North Georgia Conference. Il. A. Peeler
and O. I. Sinson TO southwest Missouri
Conference: J. E. Weaver to Florida:
r. Margeson to Arkansas: T. c. Glenn
to North Caroline Conference
That part Of the session previous to
the appointments vas occupied witr
the adoption OF reports and resolutions.
The recommendation Of the report OF
books and periodicals. that an assess
ment OF $1,000 be placed on the con-
ference for the support Of the North
Carolina Christian Advocate. the con-
ference organ. met with oppOsi-
ton, and q substitute was adopted
which recommended that $500 new
SuDScrtOerS 10 tuc 0AVSa w SSSSAS1
the coming year.
The report OF the committee on Sab
bath observance recommended that
the Legislature be petitioned % cstah-
Iish a Sunday Law IN North Carolina
+. A. Cole was appointed conference
lay leader for the coming year.
During the reading OF the appoint
ncnts an attempt was made by some
In the audience 60 Indulge IA applause.
Bishop Denny siIcnccd this at once
with the loudly uttered words that the
conference was no political gathering
The statistics presented to-day show
the conference now has 224 pastoral
charges. $50 travelling and I'D local
preachers and . total church member
ship Of 5000. During the past year
the conference contributes 3is.717 TO
foreign and S1s.s7S 90 domestic mis-
ri ms. Bishop Denny pronounce the
bepedscsson Win which the conference
adjourned