Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-11-20
tSTONEWALL ANDERSON"

Charles j. Green, pL HeHuIlA Nol-
lege, was elected secretary OF the
conference and the following were
chosen assistant secretaries to aid
him in the work: Fl. E. Wheeler and
James G.. Rhoades; statistical secre-
taries: j. Abner Sage and S. T.
Baugh; district statistical secretaries
Arkadelphia, O. II. Keadle; Camden,
w. A. Steel; Little Rock, X. H. Can
non; Monticello, ". C. Hillard; Pine
Bluff, w. r.. Menard; Prescott, s. A.
Hill; Texarkana, l.. C. Beasley.
Committees.
Standing Sommittees were appoint
ed as follows:
Public Worship. A. Sage, R. R.
Moore and J. w. Harrell.
Publishing Interests--W. r.. Rich
ardson, L. G.. Bearsley, Y. o. Rorie
w. 7. Menard, R. H. Cannon, S. R.
Twitty.
Conference Relations. H. Glass,
Alonzo Monk, M, o. Barnett, ]. R..
Russing, W. w. Nelson, W. R. Harri-
son and j. J. MeIlard.
District Conference Journals-O. H.
Keadle, T. F. Hughes and M. s..
Monk
Temperance-B. A. Few, George
I'll.
DR.. G. H. Williams, J. A. Biggs and
w. o. Patten.
Laymens Movement-W. II.
Waters J. o. A. Bush, S. 7. Poe, j.
N. Mckay, G.. w. Baldwin, J. F.
Titus, j. Walsh and r. H. McLea-
don.
Memorials and Resolutions-W.. c.
iDavidson4J. H. Waters, L. B. Leigh,
H. E. Van Camp and T. o. Rorie.
Committee on Memories-R. w.
Mckay in place of j. H. Riggin, de-
ceased. 49, y
Little Rock Conference History
A.. Sage in place oil
j. E. Bodily.
Committee on Almissions-W. G
Hillard in place of Froney Hutchin,
soi, and J. A. Parker in place of w
M Hays.
Board of Church Extension-D. B
Niven in place of T. T. Hasty
Epworth League Board-Chas H
R. Loveles.
Char iers Passed.
AS is the, yearly custom for the
characters of ministers to be passed
upon, the names of Presiding Elders
IT. d. Scott, of theeArkadelphia Dis
trict; w. P. Whaley, of the Camdel
District; Forney Hutchinson, of tn
Little Rock District, r. W. Mckay
of the Monticello District; J. A. Sag
of the Pine Bluff District, and w. M
Sage, of the Prescott District, wer
called and their characters passed.
Discusses Assessment.
While DR.. Stonewall Anderson tenn
porarily held the chair, DR.. John r
Stewart, Secretary of the Board
Trust and custodian of the Superan
uate Endowment Fund, delivered al
address in which he uged that tn
confidence make a yearly assessment
toward this needed fund. 1t is be
lieved that the Conference will fl
an assessment of about $1,000 yearl
toward this end.
At O'Clock in the afternoon, d.
Stewart delivered sermon, taking a
his subject, "The Character of Christ
During the afternoon Bisho
Kilgo held the first meeting with hi
cabinet, composed of the presiding
elders, at his rooms in the residenc
of A. Brewster, at o'clock. At thi
time the first formal work towar
making the appointments for mex
year was taken up. This work will
be undergone daily until the appoint
men list has been completed.
List Of Sujeranuates.
Those who are upon the superan
nuate list and whose characters wer'
passed, are: c. D. McSwain, ]. R
Colby, r. c.. Cannon, r. G. Achley
J. f. Caldwell w. J. Davis, e. Garrett
II. eJwell, J. l.. Johnson, O. II
Keadle, H. D. McKianon, ]. G. Rhodes
n. Townsend. J. W.. Vantrease. r
r. Watson, G. O. Steel. R. ]. Raj
ford. G. w. Drae, c. C. Green, S. A
Hill S. w. Rainey,J r. Dickersor
(effective) f. F. Wilson and c. c
Golden were called, their characters
passed and they were referred to The
committee on conference relations.
TIL names of J. M. Cline, G. w
Logan and ]. H. Riggin wer called
and upon report that they had died
during the year, their names were re.
ferred to the committee on memories
NJ. w. Manvill, of Sheridan; A. d
Jenkins, of Emmett, w. NJ. Crowson