The Ordway new era., 1914-09-25
N. E. PASTORS NAMED
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ASSIGN.
MENTs CLOSES Ia JuNTA
, MEETING.
Conferences Voted to Appropriate ~.
900 for ths Support Of Aged Min
listers the Coming Year.


publication OF the assignments was
watched with keen interest. and 1t is
said that they are particularly salts
factory to the large number of min
sters affected. Bishop Edwin Hughes
presided.
The conference voted to appropriate
$4,000 to the support Of the aged min
listers within the next year. An ap-
peal In behalf of preachers who give
their best years to the church where
the pay is necessarily small was made
by several speakers. Those depend
ent upon ministers unable to continue
their religious work are included
among those to be benefited.
Appointments Of Conference.
Denver district, d. d. Forsyth. dis
ArEo and 6iobevilie. william Pep.
h'sss,sy asy Kontsl slGxsi asrKn.ss sr's.
+ Ferris; ,EPworth. a. n. Chapman:
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t smith; AsSSTy; g 3. M,ioos" CAM &: =
Italian. F. =. suimonstti: 'EnEiewood
ans Hssnas rs'eEsDssF porey a srs. s%,ssn sitsa
asrrI5i g 5e sa.sisa;a saa si%p.Sn ETs,
Martin; uniysrsIsy Park. Frost Craft:
Warren: Q; as.,d w Eifer. cb,,. d,,.r,c,
Akron. i Z. Norcross: entt... t. J.
HSS,er Eiae. hsy.hesa w. Goffmsn. Brush. 4 SSs 3
Amudson;, Eaton; M j. W Mahooa; hood Elem
.tr lar
T. b. Tyre; Hclyoke. ": A Former:
Woodworth; Keota. j. X. Jones; Long.
mont, 4. j. Waller; Loysiand, G; Y.
eriffIn; a1fRt MerlSn. 10 A%s be ssppiied souI:
der. r.. H. Forester; Brighton. J. E.
Se ee e Sops e Rows
and; Peckham and Virgins. II. Collier:
Fort Morgan: II N EdEertoS: Grover
l.. Harrington; Hudson. A. J. McClel-
land: Jamestown circuit. to be supplied:
Morrison: sHifss. Lonsmont. e a. ". coffman; M
Pierce. J. +: Coffman: Plattvllie. ], NJ
ass Hsssar% HafIs Wind
ham: .iatner; Edward Noits; Seds,s,-
]. A. Michael: Wellington. W. 7. Mil.
ieT; Mray; 4 snrgr. w hiss S,s,r,e, w Scott.
district superintendsnt. "a
Arvada. e. N. c,oper; Breckenridse.
be eRsS coIs esnssa fssn ds
q. Hyndman: black Hawk: W ]. Kidd:
Is%ns castle 'Raeson Roes IS calsan seo,5
cheyenne Wells. to be supplied; Colo
FIRST church. Meris N. smith: ST. Faui.
W. =. Bennett; ]. Carnell Phillips. as
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.SHiHImI 5a1ho n sP5.nsI h,stS sSd
I.arsyetss; y; B Reed; Li,tleion, q ".
Mclean: Steamboat Springs. ". I. Cat
ley: Ute Pass. to be supplied: Wet
%.sp: H"1siy aeiieS s fseSEK Wi. Efl Ha.o g.
j. II. bonner; Jefferson Avenue. to be
vsRgl%ss s fafasf Rissa1a. H sys4 Hume neck
s s. iaoT X 3, sesssi.; wssstsidss. sf Rossr. bert
Pueblo district. H. N. Mayo. district
superintendent.
wAfa,s. Eidisf: 'fmss srissoi 'Rond ueas: ee Che.
raw. j i: Mumford: Eads. ". NJ John
son; Fowler. q: $. Parker; Granada. p;
jsnta. G Howsrd eoidle: Las Anims.. Il.
e Bird: Model, to be supnlied; Mosea.
O. Thurlow; Del Norte. g. q. sayweil:
Ee1n,s,n sappied g. hnsts sas and sss. Mseisss. E
White: La. Jnra. NJ. Resor: Lamar. T.
Monte 1nmsn 8isi. S"1anf.e n H. hse oraweys '%'E E
as; E E v y,a; 5rseasn b an1 Mis-;
nard; First church. o. l. orton; North
ern AyenHe; a,5 4 Z SihlIn Warn.r. s,sr,d,n
Lake. ". n Morris: sugar CITY. W: i.
Caifee; Trinidad. q; NJ. Henderson,: WI
isS RSS.dsi: e sprinEfieiS ). JOHNSON;
swink. J. Martin; Vineland and Avon
oans. n..,nd iumction distrlct. John ].
Lace. district superintendsnt
Aspen; Benjamin b tnsI 5ns EitslRSSywe; R;Sys = De 3
Cortss. to be supplied; .Deits.. c, p.
Fsss's F4asa a. pRFh9ss T. Kism Sand yuns,Ien ssh!s
F. pitner: Gunnison. e. Il NIekolls:
Au'iio sow@an sS ne cas%s. 70 ssppiiea
Coiona. Joseph Green: Crawford. J. a.
sns sys.uB PoGres fSHs s: sn
wood Springs; f.. II. Flesher. Grand
Valley and h1sal Morris f. be frnssa sspDiisS and
Bayfieid. Howard /. Ei.ion: Iona and
Mack to be sspP,ss; lpnss Mo,woaS Mesa ana plSI n
Paiisade. r, T. Nnckolls; Rifle, ]. F:
GsslssrH n wel's r MoFri. E.SsF seksr Msken ks5
dree. Denote; Montrcse. F. T. Kruger:
SIashe Mas,in G,sss fsHna niasawny aSa fa'T t.
Carson: Teliuride. b. +. Ross
The Rev. f. c. Ferguson spoke at
the conference on foreign missionary
work.
An agreement by which Montezuma
county is divided into two districts for
religious work was approved. The
Methodists will have one-half the dis
trict and the Presbyterians the other.
The treasurer showed by his report
that the receipts for the past year
were $3,S53 In excess of those for the
preceding year. The receipts for the
past fiscal year. 1t was reported.
amounted to 3S3,S53.