Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-27
lRSoR IOWA METhoDIsTs VOTE
rHaM MIsNsERsHIP IN
ft s9ss,oNs.
-lsssrDO 1GoorloR FOR
A0soGRAL DELEGATES
M, VNws en- curran Chosen. az
flsss - Fivs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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;E Gtskiss CITY. sept. 27.--The fourth
Easx,s as1slon q shs Upper Iowa Con-
100000 bsln6 1sld in this city con-
xsasl tAis .nosninS At $3.50 o'clock.
NhAss stunts presiding.
At. Jaass q ths North Dakota
assnfsrsssss Q. Aandbank and B. Falk
NJ the West WISCONSIN conference; H.
-. tseasb 81 the Minnesota conference,
- N. G. RNrdNA Of the Iowa confer
eA were admitted into the confer
&
"a resolution giving laymen member
jAiSD Z ,th1 annual conference was pre-
neSA AAd carried BY vote Of 90 to
Thoss Admitted into the conference
- 1S3al wsro C. b. James, Of Beaman;
&c: q. Lsasted, Of Hauseii; c. O. Parks,
III Monmouth: L. w. Soule. Of Lam
ISapg. ana D. o. Ysager. Of Marion.
n. L. DolA. OF Melbourne. and Il. E,
sAS.tasr own request .....
1hsss oentlnuans on trial in the first
tJeAr. u work usrS J. w. Bearse, OF
Astd; 0sekSS Woodall. OF Daven-
f1@st; u. =. 1AaA Of Cedar Rapids. and
%. G. Ds1ss Of BertrAm.
Il Il 'ScSin4 ef Ackley; w. C.. Per
4eA. e(sCodaf Rapids; J. J. Snyder, OF
aElwooA: b. d. WEIGH. of Cascade. and
Nfth Wasch Of Fayette. were ad-
NrkAeea - the studies of the second
year af14 continued on trial.
HAosU continued in tho third year
cssxss Of study were D. v. Butler. OF
Hedar. RApsds: Il G. Kirby, Of Hawk
Uoss b. J.. Weaver, Of Dixie, and J. c.
Waston, aof jacksonville. y
~. 4. Buell. .aof Plymouth; J. F
Aitchsll. OF ,Aredale. and E. D. Wells
- Strawberry Point, were advanced tc
/! the studies 81 the fourth year. =.
q Those who graduated from the four.
fySsS course Of study were O. ]. Felter
1f pNaynond; Il, b. Sires, Of Chester
Mt. smith, OF Geneva, and R. c
ksa9x.
nay & B.ssnbark. c. @. Fassett and
Ns,F. P1fsf were located at their OWL
Wis were leeaAsA.
20 osnsea osAfsrsnes Delegates.
a spiftts4 slOc&ion took place fol
miniStsria1 Delegates 70 the genera
ssRfsssacs to ~ held az Des Moline.
Sitf ysaE ~. =. spry, superintendent
Of the Waterloo district; President c
w. Flint Of Cornell College; a B
sCurran, superintendent Of the Du
f:buQus district. were elected. Ballot
E4Ae waS continued for two more dele.
Ites. but no decision had been an
:p6dnced At adjournment.
aThis' afternoon the association O.
.antnistssI wives are presenting thei
Dro6ran, the addresses being given b,
s1Gsle:W: w. Carlton, Mrs. d. A. Lang
lMp. o. ..B. Chassell and Mrs. Homer c
Stunts. wife Of the bishop.
n This evening the centenary celebra
Etiont will~oe held. the address given b!
sfDr. e. L. Minis, Of New York City, OF
h -0(ethodism's World Program"
gTomorrow viii be a great day
At1res o1 laymen are already in at
Nlndanoe and hundreds more will com,
~ auto. The, conference love feas
Will be At $40. led by L. C. Lemon, o
tDsase. Tho sermon viii be preached
~ the bishop. In the afternoon tn,
ordination Of ,deacons and elders will
itAke place. In the evening the Rev
A. Baker will lead the Epwortl
sHssasuesFlly service and Bishop L. o
Sdl4rtman, of Chicago, will give tn
sunday school anniversary address.