The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-11-25
METH0D|STS MEET
NEXT AT GAST0N|A
BUSY SESSION AT REIDSVILLE
WAS ENJOYED BY ALL WHO
ATTENDED.
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE
Following Announcement Of Appoint
ments Conference Adj ourns and
Delegates Go Home.


Delegates Go Home.
Reidsville.-The last day of the Con
ference was spent in routine work
the consideration of reports of boards
and committees and the conclusion OF
the minute business.
H. H. Jordan extended an invita-
ton from Main Street Church, Gas
tonia, for the next conference and
the invitation was accepted.
The committee appointed last year
to consider the establishing of a
conference hospital reported that no
suitable site had yet been secured,
but recommended that further effort
he made and If a good location and
$4,000 can be found the enterprise
be undertaken.
Highly complimentary resolutions
of thanks to the Reidsville people,
to the pastor, Rev. w. A. Lambeth,
TO the newspapers for press service.
to the railroad authorities for good
accommodations and to the bishop for
mis- satisfactory administration in the
The last hour of an annual Confer
ence is solemn time when a band of
preachers wait for marching orders.
Many of them have to move into new
and untried fields and like Abraham
go not knowing whether. But they
go in faith to labor in unchosen fields.
At o'clock in the afternoon the
bishop read the appointments and the
conference adjourned sine die and all
the visitors departed for their homes
on the evening trains.
The appointments follow:
Charlotte District.
L. T. Mann, presiding elder.
Ansonville-L. L. Smith.
ley; Brevard street and Duncan Memo
rial, L. A. Falls; Calvary, A. R. SuTratt;
Chadwick, ]. A. Baldwin,; Dilworth. J.
R. D. Sheriff., w. L. Nicholson; Sewers,
Vile w. F. Elliott: Spencer Memorial
and Derita, W: B. West; Trinity, J. w.
Hickory rS Grov SeSt T. steele G'n
Lilesville-B M. Jackson.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Taylor.
Matthews--M H. Vestal.
Monroe-Central, J. E. Abernethy; N.
Monroe. R. H. Remington.
e Polkton-W: B. Davis.
Prospect--M. A. Osborne.
F FHrhy F5ve F. Fin S W''i'amS' supply
Unionville-J. T. Slower.
Wadesboro-A. w. Plyler.
Waxhaw-W. F.. Sanford
weddington-N. R. Richardson.
Missionaries to Japan-S. A. Stewart,
Dean School of Theology in Atlanta
P. T. Durham.
Ashevite District. -.
c. A. Wood, presiding elder.
trail, J.. H. Barnha'dt; Chestnut Street.
D. Atkins; Haywood Street, T. I. Cor
d dG G West G w. M B Is1i 1she
Biltmore and Mount Pleasant-D. r,
Proffitt.
B BlaSa gtstionW T. Ff Peovsy
Brevard Circuit-C. A. Johnson.
EairvIsw s3 " A z,s ThSmas; supply H,51ysas
Hendersonville circuit John n; Green.
ford.
Leicester-L. P. Boyle:
Mars J HillEJ l. Smith @3nsv: supply
Sulphur springs-T: a: Grooe,
Swanna aHs sJ,, F; st mnE;n Ar,d SIM
Walnut. Q. Banks, supry:
Weaverville station.E. w. FOX;
Weaverville Circuit-T. J. Hugg1ns,
'u President Weaver conege--w. A. New
Ell rn ySe cosse sheiton
to Korea NJ. B. Stokes; missionary to
Cuba, r. j. Parker.
Greensboro District.
j. H. Weaver, presiding elder.
,Asheboro-J. E. Thompson.
Coieridge-R. L. Melton.
Denton: M +, Varne r, supply; s,,nn,v
Greensboro J. H. Bennett;
Garden-J. E. Barnhardt, w. c. Jones
raway Memorial, w. M. Robbins; West
Circuit Circuit J: E. woosley; West Greensboro,
Gibsonville-A. c. Gibbs.
High RentM Mamof Street r Rowe III East East
Pleasant >Garden-C. F. Sheriff..
RsmHeer Frs NadmMA + Ge fyru
Randolph-E. N. Crowder:
Reidsville-W. A Lambeth.
Ruffin-.J. !. Edwards.
Wentworth-T C. Jordan.
President Greensboro College for Wo-
men, s. B. Turrentine treasurer con w: M, M
Frank Siler; editor Christian. Advocate,
H. M. Blair; State Sunday School secre-
tary, J; W. Long; missionary to Korea ca
L. Dawson; student in Emory and Henry
College, J. E. Womack.
Morganton District.
J; 2. Gay; presiding elder
Broad Ri1erGc. Q. 7Totherow, sup
Purnesville-M. T. smathers
Cliffside-H. L.. Powell.
Connolly Springs, Rutherford College
B. Wilson.
Spoil Lives of Weak Men Only.