Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-15
c. N. {. CONFERENCE
NAMES Committees;
COLLECTS FUNDS
Delegates Will Today At
tend Funeral of Late Pas
tor Good Hope Church.
(By w. CONWAY SMITH

| The second days session of the edu
cational mass meeting Of the c. NJ. B.
church was called to order yesterday
at the Arkansas Haygcod industrial
! college at 8 O'Clock by Bishop r. A.
Carter. The religious services were
conducted by Rev. A. ]. jackson OF
Earle, and were followed by strong
address by Bishop Carter, on the sub
ject Of baptism. This was followed
by talk by DR.. J. Ewing Kuyken-
dali, presiding elder Of 1.-THE Little
Rock conference, after which the fol-
lowing committee were named:
Finance. p. Norman, William
Bobo and Mrs. Ida Miles.
Ways and means to increase the at
tendance at the Arkansas Haygood Ii.
dustrial college-William Meachim, e.
NJ. Miller, G. w. Alexander J. ID. Byrd,
L. NJ. Bell, j.. W. Wooden, r. B. Ellios
and G. S. Smith
Campaign-Prof. F. H. Brown, John
Brown, T. A. Kolheim, J. w. Watts.
Corrie A. Rails. J. H. T. Walls, G. L..
Long, T. A. Coli, Rail Rhodes, John
Green and L. w. Anderson.
Statewide missions - Mrs. Mary
RedWine, A. ]. Jackson, J. w. Mich
OILS, Mrs. Jamie Wofford, NJ. A. john
son, Gillie Cypho, Amanda Asque
Katie Carter, r. Craig, NJ. L. Bullock
and D. K. Jones.
Epworth league-J. W. Nichols, Will
liam Meechim; William Benson, j. NJ.
Reed, A. II. Byrd, Viola Bobo, Ad =
line Long and H. NJ. Flenoy.
To study condition OF the c. NJ. p.
church-E. D. Hill, Rosia Marrow,
D. w. Lowery, and A. C. Bailey.
Laymen's movement Fdnlle
Brooks, P. H. Clark and S. M. Gray.
Steering committee-E. q. Smith,
Emma Jacob, G. w. Bedford and G. l..
Long.
General advisory committee. S.
Suttles. +. H. Elliott, Emma Tiggs and
r. P. McIntoch.
Prof E. NJ. Miller read a paper Oh
the subject of the laymen's interest in
the Arkansas Haygood Industrial COL
lege and Mrs. Estella Brachman read
a paper on, "Is too much time being
given to the industrial training in Our
schocl?" Then followed a review OF
the history OF the G. NJ E. church by
Rev. ]. S. Reed, presiding elder OF
the Searcy district, after which d..
ames A. Brady, Of Birmingham, Ala,
general secretary of education OF the
G. NJ e. church, was introduced.
The presiding elders made second
partial reports on finances, as fol-
lows:
Southwest Observation-Disclosures
district 500; Prescott district, 100;
/ Texarkana district, $50; Magnolia dis
trict, $50; Camden district, $50.
Little Rock conference.-the ROCK
district, 1925; North Little Rock dis
trict $50; Fort Smith district, $50;
Pine Bluff district, $40.
Arkansas conference-Searcy dis
trict $62; Earls district, $69; Forres'
City district $110; Wynne district, So;
Osceola district, 500.
The presiding elders paid On thel'
| personal assessments S245, the pas
tors paid on their personal assess
| ments $145, the total amount report
ed yesterday being $1,13S.75, and TN
total reported to date being $3,237oO
DR.. F. P. Lytes and Rev. l.. e
Hodges of this city were introduced
after which DR.. James A. Brady. ecu
cation secretary, was called upon b.
the bishop to make an address. Di
Bray's talk was instructive and mos
interesting in high degree.
The delegates will attend the 1uner
al at 10 o'clock this morning OF tn
late Rev. w. S. Conwell, OF Good Hop
church.
! Bishop Isaac Lane, D. D., OF JACK
son, Tenn, will arrive here To-Day an
will attend the convaocatloh' an