The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-09-19

Northwest Texas Conference will con-
vene in Lubbock October 80. This
will be the biggest gathering that
Lubbock has ever undertaken to en-
tertain and while it is meeting of
the Methodist church, every denomi-
nation and every citizen even through
not a member Of any church should
take pleasure in helping to entertain.
This gathering is of such nature
that every town where il meets is
considered highly honored when se-
lected as the place Of meeting Prob
ably there will be four hundred guests
here during the conference, and 1t
is the custom that these guests be
entertained free OF cost To them, 80
far as their meals and beds are con
cerned and the Avalanche hopes to
be able to report long before the
opening date Of the conference that
homes have been provided for all. In
this issue Of the Avalanche We print
the names Of number Of the preach
ers and some OF the lay delegates
who will be here and you may find
among them some Of your special
friends that you will be pleased to
entertain while here. The committee
viii call on you soon in order to get
a line up on the homes in which the
visitors will be entertained and we
hope you will make arrangements to
take care Of as many as possible.
Lubbock always does her part we'll
an matters Of entertainment. and in
this we are sure We will not fail It
Is an honor that all towns the size
of Lubbock do not have In their en-
tire history. Our invitation las, year
was unanimously accepted by the
Conference and we want them TO go
sway from Lubbock IS enthusiastic
about our city as they are when they
came. and more so II possible. Read
the list Of preachers ard delegates
composing the visitors:
o. NJ Addison. layton; .. B. Annis.
Seminole: A c. Aston, Panhandle (;
j. W r. Bachman. Seminole; J W
Baughman. Sylvester, J. NJ. Baker.
Childress; NJ. NJ Beavers. Chillicothe, +,
r. b Bonner, Dallas; J. W. Brown.
Abernaihy; r. II Boyd. Shamrock; /;
Geo. n Bryant. Throckmorton; $ F.
Burkhead. Clarendon; r +. Burns.
Vera; J W Caldwell. Abilene; J. p
Galway. Biz Spring; c $ Cameron,
Merke'; w Z. Caperton, Snyder; J.
Y Caperton, Cuba; c. +. Mccormack,
Post; J. c. Carpenter, Tye; J +. Car
penter. Amarillo; s. T. Cherry. Flu
wanna; W c. Childress. Higgins; O.
p Clark, Seymour: r A. Clements.
Quanah: j. W. Cox. Putnam: 5. b
Cox. Call, }. A. crutchfield. Chicago;
J. d. Crockett, Swenson; A. T. Cul-
berson. Childress; s l.. Culwell. Post
ID. b Doak, Big Spring; B. w bod
son. Stamford; B. Y. Dickinson. Bo-
vina; r. +. Damn. rahoka; W. p.
Edwards. Kress: J. f. Eldridge. Al
bany; r. b. Evans. Stamford; Geo.
r Fair. Spur; c. n. ~ Ferguson,
Amarillo; y r. Fee. Dimmitt; j. NJ
Fiyar, Brownfield; J. W Fulton.
Westbrook; W. p Garvin. Colorado;
b. r. Gassoway, Anadarko. Ok; G.
II. Gettis, Margaret; J. T. Griswold,
Sweetwater; A. w. Hall. Clarendon;
j. II. Hamblin. Crowell; L. G Har-
gard, Amarillo; Thomas Hanks, Abb
lcne; Ben Hardy, Stratford; G. S.
Hardy, Sweetwater; w. c. Harris,
ralpa; NJ 4. Hawkins, Wellington:
ID. W. Hawkins, Hereford; J. o. Hay
mes. Aspcrmont; c. w. Hearon.
n. s. Hciser. Clarendon;
Leon Henderson. Memphis: A. "
Hendrix. Moran; J, r. Henson. Mem-
phis; J. +. Hicks. Lubbock; r. B. Hill
burn. Goodnight; NJ. ID. Hill. Plain
view; w. C. Kinds. Matador; J. L.
aoller. Gorce; J. T. Howell. Wheeler;
J. s. Huckabee. Pampa; NJ. II. Hud-
son. Toibert: p. G. Huffman. Claude;
c. o. HufI. Rochester; l.. A. Humph.
pys. Crowell; W. Hunt. Stamford;
]. A. Hyder. Anson; G. J. Irving. Du-
mas; A. d. Jnmcson. itamlin; G. y.
Jameson. inmlin; r. T. johnson.
Trent; l.. jackson. Andrews; II. C.
Jolly. Gail: A. d. Keen. syIvestcri W. |
R. Kirkpatrick, Paducsh; W. NJ. Lane.
J. A. l.aney. Lakeyiew; &, |
n. Ledger. Roian; NJ. =. Leveredgs,
n. n. Lilies. stanton. l.. N, |
I.ipseomh. capps; II. N, Long. Yer.
nan: N. q, MaEssn. Stanford G. n
Aanday; .. @. Miller. Abl' |
sasi T. n. Mood. chsnnlnsi ~ l. |
Needy. Lorraine. A, T. Mare. Plain