The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-12
DIOCESAN COUNCIL
 CLOSES SESSIONS.
Committee Reports Heard and General Discussion
 Yesterday

The diocesan council of the Episco- pal church adjourned yesterday aft ernoon, after a busy session at St. Andrews church. Many plans were made for the next year, preparations for still more and greater work be- gun and inspiration and encourage ment received by all.
 The council convened yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Andrews church, when the reports of commit tees were heard. The committee on the church home orphanage at Mo- bile reported that the home had been considerably damaged during the floods last July but had been repaired and was now in good condition. The committee on finance announced tnsr a small balance was left after the years work and apportioned the amounts from the parishes for the coming year.
 RECTOR FOR MONTEVALLO The committee on St. Marks sch ool an industrial institution near Avenue B and Eighteenth street, said that 8 great deal of work was being done, but that the school was badly in need of funds. A committee was appointed to see to the location of rector in MontevalIo at the Alabama Girls In
 
 a contribution of $500 a year to the Childrens hospital
 After the adjournment of the morn ing session the visiting clergy were taken by the St. Andrews ladies to the downtown St. Andrews lunch room, where dinner was served Aft CT dinner the council reconvened for the last meeting of the session.
 DISCUSS CHURCH AFFAIRS
 At this final meeting no important business was taken up, but the affairs of the Episcopal church in Alabama were discussed. The council received an invitation from the Church of the Nativity, Huntsville. to hold It's next meeting there, which was accepted With song and 8 prayer by Bishop Beckwith the meeting adjourned. The list of delegates who attended the council is as follows:
 Rt. Rev. c. M. Beckwith. D. D., Rev. Carleton Barnwell, Rev. M. G. Cas- D. D.. Rev. A. c. Coombs, Rev. A. T. Cornwell. Rev. Cary Gamble Rev. F. w. Gamble, Rev J. F. Hamaker, Rev V. G. Lowery. Rev. E. l.. Malone, Rev Stuart Mcqueen. Rev. J. T. McCaa, Rev s. D. Palmer. Rev. E. A. Penick, Rev J. F. Hummer. Rev. c. l.. Price, Rev. G. c. Tucker. Rev. Louis Tucker, Rev n. Il. w alker. ReV. E. G. Hunter, Rev. Charles K. Weller. Rev. Durlin S. Ben- edict, Rev. Thomas Mundy
 LAY DELEGATES PRESENT
 MT. and Mrs F. N. C. Snow, MT. C.. c. Grayson. MT w. w. Glover, MT. and Mrs. Harry Inge, B. s. Youngblood George Dixon Feat. G. w. Garth, J. w. Sconyers, Henry D. Safer. J. w. Col lins, John Mitchell. Judge $. Lyman, Col. N. G. Wynn. R. Germany Cook. w H. Bell. R. H. Coch- ran. w. Price Chiffon. c. w Hepstead Joseph Balfour, Otto Agricola. c. R. Goldman, c. s. Wilkerson, R. N. Hud- son, ". B. Edmunson. H. E. Edmond son, Joseph B. Jones, D. E. Dawson U, K. Dickerson, B. A. Rives, E. B. Beckwith, T. c. Cochran, Dr. E. C.. Marlette, B. J. Baldwin. c. L. Ruth, J. A. Bingham, J. R. Sands, Dr. E. C. stevenson, c. M Noble, Jr. N c. Klein, To. H. Parker, w. r. Lewis, Dr. R. c. Young, E. c. Melvin. Julian Smith, B. L. Allison, s. l. White, J. P. Mighell, w. B. Hall, M. F. Doering, H. c. Davidson. S. P. Stickney, w. H. Ruth, ]. D. Ali son, R. H. Mabry, Rev. J. A. vanHoose. Charles E. Waller, Rev R. A. Pearce, H. A. Aurback, Bernard Harwood, W. |C. Pickens, V. M. Marshall