The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-11-14

The closing scenes of the c. NJ. e.
Conference were witnessed by
large gathering of the members of
the church and the friends of Chris
tianity. Sunday morning at 11:00
o'clock DR.. N. f. Haygood of Augusta
Ca, Secretary OF Missions, preached
at the seat OF the Conference filling
the place of Bishop Phillips, who was
too feeble to speak. DR.. HaygoOd
preached a forcible sermon from Cor.
1920, q, Subject: Christians Pos
session" The first scripture lesson
was read from the Psalm and Ro-
mans, 81, A. hymn Behold What
WonderOus Grace" was sung DR..
HaygOod preached wonderful SER
mon, very practical, but at the same
time full OF logic and religious ferver.
Bishop Philips though feeble was
present and enjoyed the services.
The members of his Conference re-
verence the good Bishop and work
with great zeal if he will come
among them and sit where they can
behold his face. Dr. Haygood, who
preached Sunday morning is promi-
nenuy mentioned for the Bishopric.
He made good impression on the
delegates from this Conference and
it is believed generally that he will
be chosen at the General Conference
which meets in st. Louis next May.
DR.. Cobb, Editor of the Index and
Prof T. H. Lane, president of Lane
College, Jackson, Tenn, we're promi.
nent visitors at the Conference dur
ing the week. DR. Elliott, of Mont
gomery, Ala, presiding elder of one
of the Alabama Conferences, was
present Sunday morning shaking
hands with old friends. Dr.. Ell
lott was at one time a member of the
! Tennessee Conference. He came.
direct from Little Rock, AJAX, where.
he went to attend the funeral of the
late Mr.. Alexander who was assassi-
mated in Frankfort, KY, Nov 1. DR..
Elliott was elected while at Little
Rock National Grand Master of the
Mosaic Templars of America, sue.
ceeding the late Mr.. Alexander,
Sunday DR.. l. Jones of Chattanooga
preached to a large house at the
seat of the Conference and as he al.
ways does captured his audience.
Preaching appointments Sunday
we're as follows:
Phillips chapel DIR. N. F. Haygood,
secretary church extension, Augusta,
Ga, at II o'clock; First Baptist
church, Eighth avenue north. Rev. A.
J. Cobb editor of the Christian In
dex, Jackson, Tenn, II o'clock; Rev.
w. G. Jones. Princeton KY, st.
Paul A. M. e. church, 1880 Sunday
night Rev. L. H. Jones of Chatta-
noOga at Phillips chapel at night.
The election Of delegates to the Cen
eral Conference resulted as follows:
Revs. H. J. Johnson and r. P. Polk
Alternates, Rev. |. II. Jones and Rev.
/ p. ]. Coleman Lay delegates, Dr.
j. II. Phillips and DR.. J. A. Lester.
Alternates. J. G. Zone of Chattanooga
and W. H. Picton of Nashville.
The appointments for the ensuring
year we're announced by the bishop
as follows:
GAINESVILLE District-H. J. Johnson,
presiding elder; GAINESVILLE station,
| r. H. Copeland; Erin Station, J. G.
Bone; Bethel and Sadler station Fl.
r, Rucker; Savannah station, J. H.
Crooks; Goodlettsville station, M. L.
Smith; Springfield and Adams sta
ton w. r. Potter; Cross Plains
circuit, D. r. Giles; Woodlawn cir
cult, d. Shelton; Cumberland City
circuit d. d. Venerable; Hygeia and
Oak Grove circuit, William Cantrell;
Savannah circuit, T. H. Moore;
Dickson mission, w. H Allenworth;
Cedar Hin and Port Royal mission,
supplied by 3. X. Hutchinson.
Nashville District-P. J. Coleman,
presiding elder; Capers chapel, w.
G. Jones; lane tabernacle, R. B.
Polk; Phillips Chapel mission, H. L.
Morris; Chattanooga, I. II. Jones;
T4aguardo and WATERFOWL circuit, A.
]. Parker; Greanlawn and Powell
Grove circuit, w. r. Payne; Pilot
Knob circuit J. H. Tipins; Carlo and
Grand Hill circit, 3. r. Scott; La
vergne circuit. H. P. Sarvar; Mt.
Lavergne circuit, A. Springer; Pu-
laski circuit, J. Fl. Dardin; Iron City
circit, Fl. H. Boyd; East Nashville
mission, Thomas White; Henderson
vile and West Nashville mission, to
be supplied; Odom's Bend, William
Douglas; Oakdale mission, A. J.
White; Bailey mission. c. H. Bailey
r. H. Hill, transferred to the West
Kentucky conference. was stationed
at Elkton, KY; G. w. Moore. trans
fered to West Kentucky conference,
was stationed at Elkton, Ky; G. w.
Moore, transferred to West Ken
lucky conference, and stationed at
Marion, KY S. L. McGhee, trans
ferred to the Kentucky and Ohio
conference and stationed at Bowling
Green, Ky.
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