The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01

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HEREAFTERl THERE WILL BE
TWO CONFERENCES IN
THIS STATE
UPPER AND LOWER
SOUTH ,.l'H CAROLINA
The 1915 1I5., c,opfsse,nss for Upper
Carolina I Yal Be Held in
Spaftanburg.

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spaftanburg.
Special to The Iniclligenccr.
SUMTER Nov, 28.-The fifth day Of
the Methodist Conference resulted in
The election OF w. G. kirkland as the
editor Of the Christian Advocate, tho
taking OF ;Faag vote. on the two
lines of division 6f tho Conference and
the dispatching of much business OF a
| routine nature. ~
The morning session Of the confer
ence was opened with devotional ex-
ercises led by j. W., Daniel, The COM
mattee on ChriEtian' Advocate nomi-
mated the following board OF mana
gers: Clerical H. Shuler, L. D.
Gillispie, T. G.. Odel and w. C. Kirk
land; iay-Eeland: Moore, J.. B. Hum
bert and J. L4F Quimby. This board
retired Gnd submitted to the confer
ference the nomination of n. e.
StackhOuBe for ditor. Of the Christian
Advocate. Dr. Stackhouse requested
time to, consfd derf the matter. The
nomination ofsDE Stackhouse as we'll
las the new board OF managers was
highly. satisfaction to the conference.
In the afternoon Nv. g. Kirkland was
elected to the editorship ,of the Ad-
The selection of la line OF division
OF the conf nferenuasswas taken up. p.
b. Wells offered a substitute resolu-
tton fefGrrtng 81 liig whole matter 70 q
tcommiasion OF achera saIs fiyc
sazssleass ssasa IePess
Jr.s moved to table the substitute ana
It was tabled by q good majority, r.
p. Turnipseed and D. M. Mcleod lead
the debate on the two lines submitted
by them. The vote or the line begin.
ming between GreenvilIe and Spartan
burg and ending on the Atlantic ocean
was 52, that on line beginning near
Cheraw and ending on Savannah river
was 174.
a ruling, OF the presiding elder or
the, Orangeburg' district was submit
ted fSoT tho ruling OF, the bishop in
volving the trusteeship Of church
property The ruling of the bishop
was that the Individual church was
entitled to its board OF. trustees. r.
r. Tucker was announced as trans
ferred to this conference. The Sun
day school board reported that w, c..
Owen had been elected Sunday school
secretary TO, succeed J. M. Way. Ts,
names CT J. e. Carlisle aEsd W. 8.
Martin we're referred to the commit.
tee on conference relations for, super
animated and supernumerary rela-
tionB. respectively. The class of dea-
cons was addressed by Bishop Dem
neys and they were formally elected.
The 1915 conference for the upper
Carolina conference will be held in.
Bethel church at Spartanburg. S3s
Hereafter there will be two confer
ences in the State, the. line OF the d.
vision being as followR: beginning at
| the North: Carolina line follow the limo
between chesterfield and Lancaster
Counties. between Ker8haw and Fair
field Gotlntie9. thence across Rdchland
County I'm o. direct line from the juno
ton OF KershAw nnd Fairfield C0un-
tfea at the Seabcard Air Line and the
Southern railways, thence In a direct
line to Ridgewood, thence following
the trolley lines to fiyatt's Park,
thence In a. direct line to Simm's sta,
tion: pns tlia Atlantic Coast Lime rail-
way. thence In q direct line To- & the
junction OF Calhoun and LexingtOn
Counties at the eputhern Rtchland
County line. between Orangeburg and
iEeungton Counties. between Orange.
burg aud Aiken Counties, between
Rafnwell' and Aiken Counties tosth
| Savannah aftyer; except that Smyrna
/ and EbeEezer churches In + Kefsiiaw
County .shali rer,ein In the upper
conference and Kershaw and Salley