The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-05
REPORTS READ


 up. Rev. Byrd l.. Moore was located on his own request.
 REPORTS READ
 Reports from the board of church ex- terson and the board of missions were then read and approved. The report of the statistical secretary was accepted without reading, as is the custom.
 In answer to the question, How many have been licensed to preach during the year?" the answer was '16.'
 Report No. was read by Dr. J. c. Grogan. 1t was shown that 553 more Ala bama Christian Advocates were dis tributed this year than in the year past.
 The report of the auditing board was read by Rev. D. H. Jones. Tn view of the faithful services rendered by Joe, the sex ton of the church, a collection amounting to $13 50 was taken to be presented to him.
 The Rev. Roberts submitted resolution of thanks to the pastor, the entertainment committee of Church street church, and he people of Selma, which was amended to include the Peoples Bank and Trust co ompany for courteous attention, and Postmaster D. M. Scott for his kindness in establishing a branch postoffice at the church.
 A hymn of Charles Wesleys, often sung at other conferences, was sung, followed by a prayer by the Rev. A. J. Dickinson, after which the bishop prefaced the reading of the appointments by short talk He spoke of his early days as minister when he gave up lucrative law practice to assume charge of lit tale church paying $40, which, he said, was $40 more than he deserved at that time.
 He expressed dissatisfaction at the list of appointments he was about to read, but felt that they were arranged to the best of his ability. After the reading Of the appointments the doxology was sung, followed by tn benediction, which brought the last session to a close.
 Bishop Collins Denny read the follow ing appointments for the following year:
 Andalusia District-E. E. CoWan, pre- siding elder; Andalusia, J. k. McCann; Florala and Loc<hart H. k. Jones; For est Home, E. M. Rocks: Franklin mis- sion, to be supplied; Garland mission, J. M Mum; Geneva, c. B. Pilley; Geor- giana, B. M. Herlong; Graceville, J. H. Williams.
 Greenville-B. c. Glenn, s. R.; Green ville mission, to be supplied; Monroeville, c. A. Williams Noma mission, A. G. El- lson; Opp mission, to be supplied; Opp and Red Level, c. M. Motley; Repton, R. P. Cochran; River Falls mission, to be supplied.
 Samson-G. c. Simpson; Sepulga, S. D. Robinson; student in Emory university, E. B. Joiner Andalusia, Q. c.
 Dothan District-C. w. Northcutt pre- siding elder Ashford, c. N. Williams; Coffee Springs mission, A. l.. Lumpkin, l.. T. Reynolds, supply; Columbia mis- sion, J. M Griffin; Daleville, R. J. Cox well; Dothan. Foster Street. H. H. Me Neil; Lafayette Street, M. E. Lazenby; Enterprise, C. s. Tally; Enterprise mis- sion. to be supplied by M. J. Baldwin; Hartford and Slocomb, G. K. Williams; Hartford circuit W. F. Slough; Head land and Midland City, J. W. Budd; Headland circuit to be supplied by O. M. Murphy; Madrid, T. B. Barrow; Newton, W. B. Parent; Slocomb mission to be supplied by L. l.. Wright; Taylor, J. J. Hardy.
 Eufaula district w. F. Hurt presid- ing elder Abbeville, B. c. Glenn, Jr.; Aston mission. J. A. Crew; Ashbury S. E. Pencer; Clayton H. M. Andrews; Echo, to be supplied by R. W. Judkins; Eufaula, First church, w. P. Dickinson; Eufaula mission, w. E. Middebrooks; Girard and Alexandria, E. c. Nave; Hurtsboro and Scale, D. s. McNeal: Louisville, Walker Bancroft; Midway, H. s. Ellison; North Girard, Epworth mis- sion, A. c. Lee; Perote, L. H. s. Chap belle, Jr.; Phoenix City, H. Lisenby
 Pittsview circuit, J. F. Bilbro: Smiths Station, J. D. Kersh; Warrior Stand, R. C. Williams; missionary to Corea, L. C. Brannon; professor in Paine college, l.. B. Green, Church street, quarterly con- ference.
 Greensboro district. F. A. Rogers, pre- siding elder; Butler, G. W. Carpenter; Coatopa mission, to be supplied by Jo- seph Chapman; Demopolis, w. c. Chal- ker; Eutaw and Moundville, ]. l.. Jones' Gainesville. F. M Lowery; Gilbertown mission, to be supplied by J. L. Daniel Green mission. to be supplied by H. c. boro circuit, E. A. Chlds; Savannah, J. R. McGlawn; Heiberger mission, to be supplied by w. F. Calhoun; Isney mis- sion, M. T. More; Livingstone and Cuba, D. M Pearson; Marion, J. M. Glenn; Newberne J. w. Henson; Push- matana mission, w. G. Miller; Wedge worth mission, to be supplied by J. c. Glenn York circuit, J. T. Couillette; president of Southern university, c. A. Rush; Greensboro quarterly conference; president of Moundville State Normal school, R. w. Green, Eutaw and Mound vile quarterly conferences professor in Candler School of Theology, Emery uni versity, Andrew Sledd, Greensboro quar- terly conference; students in Southern university, Joseph c. Weston and James w. Horn. Jr., Greensboro quarterly con- ference.
 Marianna district. B. F. Marshall. pre- siding elder, Blountstown; G. M Spivey. ChipIey and Bonifay; H. T. Strout, Cot tondale; D. B. Dismukes. Cypress and Sneads; C. T. Martin, DeFuniak Springs; F. l.. Crawford, DeFunak Springs mission. to be supplied by K. K. Russing: Freeport mission to be supplied by J. R. Gilbert; Greenwood, James Clendinnin; Marianna, W. H. McNeal; Milligan mission, to be supplied by D. A. Sellers; Milton and Bagdad, J. P