The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-09-01

unu III. ~ ITeHt me OrulnatlOn OF
these will take place Sunday after
noon. The names Of M. M. Carmichael
and A. Wade Rowe were called, their
character passed and they were con-
tlnued In their studies Of the fourth
year. Rev, Rowe was granted su-
per-numerary relation.
1t was then announced that Madison
Combs and II. NJ. Crisswell had with
drawn from the Conference and join
cd the Methodist Church, South.
She following were called, charac-
ters passed and advanced in their
studies to the fourth year: W. f.
Gregory, H. w. Landreth, ]. f., Rug
giles, A. W. Hamilton and Luther c.
Godbey. On motion A. w. Hamilton
was appointed to Army Y. M. c. A.
work.
Il. Il. Franklin and j. C. Kenyon Of
Union College were continued in the
studies of the fourth year.
The character of Thomas Grenfel
was passed and he was elected to full
membership in the Conference.
The following were examined and
passed into the studies of the second
year: E. F. Burnsides, S. C. Chap
man, ]. c. Landrum, John o. Gross,
W. M. Kelly, l.. F. Payne, ]. ]. Seitz,
and ]. c. Warren. G. A. Parsons was
passed on condition that he bring up
his study of one book Human Be-
havior." w. A. Bugbee, s. B. Godbey,
W. A. Humphrey and G. p Swearingen
were continued on third in the first
years studies. John l.. Burton was
elected to deacon's orders. Murphy
Hill was discontinued.
On motion the committee on Confer
ence Relations was made a select
number to try any cases as may come
before 1t: John B. Howes, Chairman
l.. r. Godbey, S. NJ. Carrier, s. F. Kel-
ly, E. T. Kelly, E. B. Hill, ]. G. Hagan
Isaiah Cline, William Jones, j. G.
Dover, DIR. c. w. Barnes was appoint
ed as counsel for the church and j. M
Literal counsel for the defense. T. B.
Roberts was appointed secretary OF
the committee. 1t is understood that
several cases of unbecoming conduct
will come up for trial.
Rev. G. w. Bunton of Dayton, Ohio
formerly Kentuckan and pastor OF
the Third Street Church was intro
duced and gave short address.
Rev. and Mrs. Madison Swadener
were introduced and each addressed
the Conference, Mrs. Madison Swade-
ner on Home Mission Work and the
School at Olive Hill, and Rev. Swade-
ner who is of the National Staff Of the
Anti-Saloon League, on the national
phase of the temperance situation.
Don W. Nicholas of the West Ohio
Conference was introduced.
j. j. Fisher of the Mllersburg Col
lege was introduced
Rev. A. p. Smith of West Union
Ohio, another Kentuckian who has
slipped from us, was introduced to hi.
former colleagues.
Mrs. c. A. Bergman and Mrs. B. Fl
kaign of the Woman's Home Mission
airy Society were introduced.
Mr.. E. II. Rue representing tn,
World Outlook, was introduced ant
made an appeal for subscriptions fo
that great magazine.
Revs. c. II. Casewell and E. +. Jack
son, ministers Of the Church, South
were introduced,
Captain John A. Johnson and Mr.. c
c. Chase of Covington were present a
yesterdays sessions.
Mrs. G. w. Bunton and son, Georg
Wallace, Jr., arrived yesterday from
Dayton. Ohio, to attend Conference.
Prof. p. II. Larrabes and Mr.. Ed
ward o. Rice of Wilmore arrived yes
terday for few days visit to the Con
ference.
]. G. Warren and S. p. Franklin o
Barbourville and Thomas Shrumate o
Science Hill arrived during the da
for the Conference.
Miss Fannie A. Gum of Gentleman
Church, Lexington, arrived yesterda
to attend the Woman's Home Mission
larry service.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. James Ragan O
Vanceburg were Conference visitor
|, during the day.
4 Rev. o. G. Ragan, the singing evan
gelist and a member of the Confer
| ence arrived in the afternoon.
, The dinner was served by the Fores
| Avenue Church. 1t was genuine
, lorthodox Methodist dinner - frie
, chicken and milk gravy in abundanc
| for everybody. Over $50 people wer
! fed. The ladies led by their paste
Rev. Ruggles simply covered then
/ selves with glory by the way the
served the dinner The after Dime
speaker was Rev. T. Howard Jones {
Ashland. He was very witty In hi
, remarks and made everybody fet
, good.
, The committee ON assignments an
lnounces the following as the Sunda
program: Third Street Church, Bish
op Anderson at 10:45 a. m. Low
Feast at 8 a. m. Missionary sermo
by Rev. T. M. Anderson and ordinatio
service in the afternoon, and DR.. Han
, cher In the evening.
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