Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-09-11
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
COMES TO CLOSE
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'"e Deaconess hospital. The trus-
ices ior the ensuing year will be- G
r. Gibson of Spokane, w. n For
sythe OF Occur d'Alene. J. p Rob
ihson of Walla Walla. Robert pr,r,
pay OF Wenatchee, r. d. SNYDER Of
CoiiaX, B. e. Koontz of WaIls Waua
ii. o. Perry OF The Daues and Al
drew Warner of Walla Walla. The
conference deaconoss board win ho
composed OF w. II. Forsytbe w 4
Turner, Mrs. w. D. Ellis. w. l. Air.
mart John G. Law. Mrs. c. T. Gin
SON j. o. johnson, R. d. SNYDER and
Mrs r. X. Keene. Between $4,000
and $4,000 was subscribed bv tba
members of the conference for tbo
building fund of the proposed 500
700 new Deacones3 hospital the
plans for which have already been
drawn.
The Problem of Home Mission
aries was outlined by the Rev Rob
crit Warner at the anniversary of tbo
woman S home missionary society
meeting. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. James Fogle. Mrs
weeks president of the Pullman
auxiliary led the devotions. Short
addresses were made by Mrs CluIow
and Mrs, e. T. Patee of Pullman.
Sunday Services
On Sunday five ministers took the
ordination VOWS and were made cid
ers of the church by Bishop Richard
}. Cooke. The new elders admitted
were D. L. Clark of Prescott. F. n
Morton of Orofino, C. A. Huff of
Monitor, John Moore of Spokane.
and James H. Hart of Endicott.
Bishop Cooke preached the SER
mon at the Methodist Episcopal
church to a crowd which more than
filled the auditorium. The services
began with a love feast led by the
Rev. ]. S. Turner. Services were held
at. other churches, the Rev. c.. ID.
Rarey preaching at the Christian
church, the Rev. Charles Mac
Caughey at the Federated church.
the Rev. Robert Warner at the
Nazerene church, and the Rev. Wal
lace McMullen at the Presbyterian
Church.
Several changes in the trustees of
the conference schools were an
nounced. The place of the Rev. M.
H. Marvin, trustee of the Will
annette University, who is on the re-
tired list on account of i'll health,
will be taken by the Rev. W. H. Sell
lick of The Dalles. The Rev. Mr..
Marvin was also a trustee of the
Kimball School of Theology and his
place on that board will be filled by
the Rev. John K. Cecil of the Vim
cent Methodist church of Spokane.
The Rev. U. F. Hawk of Spokane
and Logan Roberts, were re-appoint-
ed trustees of Puget Sound college,
with terms expiring in 1917.
In the evening Bishop r, J. Rob-
inson of the missionary field, gave
an address in the interests of foreign
missions Dr. J. J. Mulfinger of the
conference board of claimants, spoke
at the Christian church.
List of Appointments
Monday morning Bishop Cooke
read the list of appointments for the
ensuing year, after which the con-
ference adjourned. The appointments
fCr Whitman county are US follows:
Palouse, John F. Cook; Tekoa, E. L.
Wolff; Albion, ], p. Almond; Col
fay, o. " Mintzer; E!berton, sup
piled by C. l.. Lowther; Endieott, TO
he supplied; La Crosse, supplied. by
IT, A. Peasc: Oakesdale, } j. CALI
shan; Pullman. J. w Caugll"r; no
salia, to be supplied; St. JOHN, Nor
gan R. Gallaker; Thornton II. I.
Robinson.
The visitors were we'll cared for
by the citizens of Pullman and were
enthusiastic in their expressions OF
appreciation. Saturday afternoon a
number of them visited the State
College and were shown over the
buildings and grounds.
Dairy salt 50 cents sack at