The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-03-27
REV.W.H. BAIRD WILL
OPEN CONFERENCE At
CULLtOKA APRIL |
TO DELIVER OPENING SERMON
FOR THE METHoDIsTs OF
DISTRICT.
FIFTEEN PASTORAL CHARGES
Will Be Represented by the Ministers
and Lay Delegates-There Are
Over 1000 Constituents of the Con.
ference.

anu LAY Oele9ateS-ln mere Arc
Over 1000 Constituents of the Con.
ference.
The Columbia district conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
south, will convene at Culleoka April
i at 10 a. m. Rev. w. H. Baird, OF
Elkton, Tenn, will preach the OPEN
ing sermon at II o'clock, which will
be followed by the holy communion.
All local preachers must be pres
emit or send written reports.
The recording stewards should re.
member to bring their quarterly con-
ference records for examination.
Trustees of district parsonages
must have written reports.
The following is list of the mem.
bers and delegates who represent fit.
teen pastoral charges, forty-four
churches, and zoos members:
Chestnut Grove.
]. A. Stellman, P. c.; J. M. Parker,
L. D.; w. H. McMaster, R. S.
Delegates-C. w. Craig, w. ]. Bee,
Oscar Scoggins, J. M. Thompson, Jno.
Booth, T. Shelton
Alternates-Silas Hammond, G. w.
Massey, Early Bee.
Columbia.
w. T. Haggard, P. c.; A. G. Din.
widdie, Superanuate; T. S. Williams,
r. S.
Delegates-J. A. Gilbreath, J. H.
Dining, H. P. Figuers, E. P Turner,
DR.. P. A. Wheeler, T. C. Britain.
Alternates-J R. Burns, Bob Har.
Ian, Sam Ashton.
Culleoka and Burks.
T. L. Moody, P. c.; A. l.. Thomas,
R. s.
Delegates-J. H. Osbourne, J. P
Graham, Benson Evins.
Alternates-M. B. Tomlinson, ]. H.
Hughes, w. N. Calvert.
DeIIrose and Shiloh.
w, H. Lowell, P c.. ]. R. Bruce, R.
Delegates-J J. Summers, j. H. Gill
w. B. Stephenson, R. E. Harwell, o.
E. West, w. T. Gunter.
Alternates-W. H. Robinson, J. l..
Mansfield.
o. c. Haley, P. c.; A. M. Ezell, su-
peranuate; V. Wor'ey, R. S.
Delegates-J. w. Bledsoe, ]. H.
Creecey, T. B. Owen, N. L. Pate, T. H.
Juda.
Alternates- Smith, ]. M.
Chapman.
Elkton and Bee Spring.
w. H. Baird, P. c.; John H. Ste
phenson, R. s.
Delegates-W. N. Brownlow, P. l..
Morrell, w, J. Stephenson, J. M. Ste
phenson.
Alternates - Werner Stephenson,
Robert Grigsby.
LynnvilIe and TayIors.
H. M. Jarvis, P. G.
Delegates-M l.. Davidson, R. ].
McLaurine, w. D. Pinkleton.
Alternates-R. E. Bradley, J. M.
Thurman.
MooresviIe and Bryants.
L. Hosale, P. c.; w. ]. Mullins, R.
Delegates-L. A. Wilkes, DR.. ". r.
Orr, J. V. Orr, Ed Ashton.
Alternates-W. l.. Parish, Ed Trigg.
7. Olivet and Pleasant Valley.
R. w. seay, P. c.; J, c. Alternately,
r. s.
Delegates-T. A. Reasonover, Della
cy Alternately, E. H. Parker.
Alternates-Dr. A. NJ Allen, A. o.
Smith.
Pisgah.
J. r. Holmes, P. c.; H. M. Harwell,
l.. P; E. L. Hopkins, R. S.
Delegates-T. J. Madry, J, M. In
grim, o. E. Smith, w. G. Mason, R.
H. Booth.
Alternates-J. c. Hamlet, R. G.
Smith.
Prospect and Bethel.
Geo. R. Allen, P. c.; B. G. Mason, R.
Delegates-G. A. Smith, ]. c. Ma
son, J. H. Curry, L. B. Lester.
Alternates-D. G. Naples, W. A.
Stapp.
Pulaski.
T. C. Ragsdale, p. c.; W. t. Aber-
nathy, R. S.
Delegates-W. T. Wynn, ". X.
Craig. w. ]. Yancey, W. B. Romine,
T. E. Daily, R. W. Martin, A. L. King,
F. M, Massey.
Alternates-A. T. Baugh, j. A. Loyd,
]. H. Ragsdale, DR.. N. N. Woodward,