The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-05
NETRODISTS ARE IN
 CONFERENCE HERE
BISHOP MUZoN IS PRESIDING OVER TIE SESSIONS OF LIT.
 TILE ROCK CONFERENCE.
This Session Was to ..ave Been i1eld at Magnolia But Was Moved Here Fer he Benefit of Hotel Faclitiec.

Inc tirst 5es jon Of the Little Rock Conference Of Ncthhdist preachers was held in Central church to which all members and friends are invited. This conference was intended to mee. iu Ma nolia hut on account of Jne rpidamic or influenza was hastily .haneod to this rlad1 Accaaso ot the splendid hotel facilities.
 Bishop E. D. Nouzon Is the pres-G- ing hishcp, anI he ia d great iayoriie -C the ArAausas preachers. This con ference will he short session. prop ably clu,ins Friday at noon. hut there will be several of thc connecti0nal members present even though the sos sion will be snort.
 Tn" conference organized Ey elect ing Rev $ R Twitty of Monticello secretary He chose US his first as sistant Rev ?. c. Fletcher of Little Rock Rev. ]. l.. Hoover of McGehoa was elected recording secretary. and Rev Byron liarwol tatistical secra- tarr Those chosen as assistants were J W. Mann, s. B. Mann, Roy Farr w II. tiansgora and r. O Eorie, Jr- Thornburgh Workman.
 Reports were made hy the seven presiding elders of the conference pr Alonzo Monk, Dr. E. A. Few, Rev N C. Watson, Roy W. C. rlydson. Rev. l. A. Sage, Rev. J. A. Biggs and ltey l. A Iiondcraon-wh showed a remarkable growth during the year
 Tho name of IT, r. Buhler was stricken from the conference roll. nc Layi1G surrendered his credential and withdrawn from the church
 The following young ministers were elected to elders orders S E.. Mann, I l.. Dedman, L. C. Gatlin, T. c. tor!c, dr. J. W. Nethcrcutt Roy l.. Focr T. p Spruce
 The following ministers were TO- ported as hay'n4 died during the year and their names were referred to the committee cn memoirs: O. H. Kcadle. J R. sanders. W. p. Sharp. l%. L. Cabc <. c. Achley. G Al. Yelrwood
 Conference will open his morning at s o'clock and tf, york will be rushed to n clcsc so that tho ap- lointmonta can be read not later than Fglday at noon
 The main thtnc of the msphationol addresses will be the Centenary of Missions in Auslria and the speakers on this subject are Drs o. [. Col dari and X. r Parker and Mrs. N. T.. Hargro1c. This work will be present. cd Thursday mornirn aJ 10 o'clock and it i3 hoped the people ol the city will avail themselves Of the op- 0crtuaity to hear these great speakers or this great subject
 Tho ladies og the missionary so- eieties are specially rrged to attend thl4 ses ion as Mrs. lIarTcye las q
 qeclal message which will ba in crcstiug 10 tGcm Shc vas for n years Bible teacher ia Scarritt B.o.e and Troiniu- school i1 Kansas Citg. Mo, and is an interesting and iD- spring speaker.
 Tho public is cordially invited to attend all the sessions Of the confer encc
 The following committees and quad ronnial boards were elected ay t-e conference
 Examining committees.
 Admission on trial ]. L. Cannon, 4i .lt. Moore. A. M ShaT First year T M. Arm rona J. E. Leonard, w. R. Richardson Second year Marion Monk. W T 1 Nonard, A T. Clantoh. Third year: J p IHmmons. < G Twitty r C. Cannon, Fourth yclr: ! $. Simmone, J. T. 1 Glass, A c. Grayuou.
 Admi s.ons |. w. Farrell. D. C. Halm0n. l T. J. Fizcr. J. L. lldrvie | 5. Heron. F. n Lindsay r. r , Drake
 Boards. Commission on Finance: ]. A. Sage