Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-31

the church at Berlin called upon
Bishop Mcdowell today, urging the
return OF W e. Greenfield to the
lpastorate OF their church
A similar delegation arrived today
from Antioch Church at Princess
Anne urging the assignment OF Leo
Ian Jackson. now pastor Of the churcn
LAT Magnolia. to their church.
DELEGATIONS from Goodman Church
AZ Wilmington urged the bishop 10
ass en- Leonard White TO the pastora'e
Of that church
There is a spirited contest amous
partisans Of a number OF minister lo'
the appointment OF their favorites as
district superintendent OF the Sails
. bury district now temporarily il
: charge Of e. II. Dashiell.
Urge Honor for DR.. Hill.
strong delegations from Crishel'
and its vicinity, have urged Blshol
mi Mcdowell to assign the Rev: Charle
IA. Hill, pastor of Emmanuel Churc
" at that place. and a former pastor
Nv st Pauls Church. wilmington
y superintendent Of the Salisbury ols
Oh trict. Other delegations from Sho'
~ Hin. Princess Anne and Pocomoh
= CITY. were here in the interests
e the Rcvs j. w Easley. ID. j. NlIa
Is and w. O. Hurst, respectively. Al
ne other strong delegation requested tr
OIL bishop to appoint the Rev. f. f.. Ca
!, penter. now at Laurel
rN' The Conference Academy truste.
rs held their annual meeting in Mt OI
ma, vet NJ p. Church. and received the 7
u mort Of the president William saul
hurry. and adopted his report as q
or annual renort OF the board Due
ms the inability Of Mr. Salisbury to
res main here until today. the hoard de-
ISLE gated the Rev Robert *. stephens
as IT'S representative TO the Come
~ ence.
The report follows
ana 'The trustees Of the Wilmngt
c'a Conference Academy respectfully
mort as follows. The student enrc
io', mcnt IS 105 in the regular cours
'uiu SO BOYS and 90 girls. Of which nu
her 50 arc boarders. There are a
'e- 43 students in special courses
our have n faculty Of fifteen members,
the college graduates. and the school
~ OF highly successful in its work.
ga Tho income OF the last school y
.un- was $50 $500. and the expenditul
SONS s2O724I9 leaving a balance
Il Wg Si1q1O. We hone \the result
snip, wear will he a little better
ana To hrine your institution to
'gionl highest point Of efficiency, and
g toi make 10 what We would all like j
10 81 he the debt should be paid. and
= our ADEQUATE endowment provided.
tine rs tho earnest desire Of the board
may there should he an endowment C
our paigu as soon as practicable. I
mond the financial needs of the Acad
place can be reasonably provided
{ OAR through such a movement or OF
wise. it lis not only necessary
T. NJ the Conference should continue
been apportionmcnt. but highly impoi
ltend that the amount apportionod sh
aware he raised I'm full Last year
essingl Academy received $3.50. which
d OK litlle more than half the appor
rahhc ment. We must provide for II
2 him ance. interest and necessary reI
I'm addition 20 current expenses.
the until the debt can be paid in tul
anuel reduction. from time 10 time
Itical- earnestly desired The full amou
from the apportionment will make 1t
the sible 10 run the institution sue
fully and 10 better its nnancial
~ 10 d'tlon. Any shortage Is Sc
IA handicap. We recommend the
ier O Man of apportionment for an
anone' year. and earnestly urge that
'inder maid i'm full. We ask that you
lie of such action as may be necessa
bring about this result. We
Min. ask YOUR consideration IN .ooti
,,a1itv students. and we request the
appoin,mont OF Or Budd as prir
ore ~ "snce your last session. the