The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-20
TRINITY COLLEGE
OFFERS CONFERENCE
Use of Its Building for Meet.
i'm the Future. Donation
of 100000
FROM MR.. ]. A. ODELl

olina Conference of the Methodist
Church, in session here was taken up
this morning in hearing reports from
the older brothers-those of the su-
pernumenary and superannuate rolls
of the conference. When the name
of w F. Galloway was called, his |
presiding elder reported that he had
been Obliged to surrender his Work |
during the year and asked that an |
offering be made for him. A nice
sum was laid on the table for this
afflicted member.
Trinity College offers its plant fo
the entertainment of the conferences
of the future.
Bishop Darlington appoints Rev.
| M. Bradshaw, D. D., to represent the
Raleigh District in the absence of
Rev. ]. E. Underwood, the presiding
| elder, who is away sick.
| The reports of Louisburg College
of which Rev F. S. Love is president,
| indicates that this institution has had
wonderful development during the
past two years. None than SO per
cent increase in attendance and the
| income has doubled in that time.
Greensboro College for Women in
its report shows large increased t.
tendance, several having been denied
entrance for the lack of room. Mr..
J. A. Odell gives 100000 for the
purpose Of building a conservatory
Of music to the memory of his wife.
The Board of Missions makes re
| port No. 1. This report has to do
with the disposal of part of the Cen
enary funds and is looking to the
petterment of the Mission appoint
} ments of the Conference.
Rev. r. F. Bumpas led the devo-
tions at the opening of conference.
The roll of the absentees was call
/ ed, and number of the members
who were absent yesterday were not
ed present, making almost full at
| tendance of the ministers.
Question II was called, t'Are al
the preachers blameless in their lives
> and official administration " and the
> names of Rev. J.. E. Underwood anc
: Rev. n. H. D. Wilson were called anc
their reports made, which show:
large developments in the Washing
ton and Raleigh districts.
Question Is, "Who are Supernu
menaries?" and the names of Revs. ]
: o. Guthrie, R. ". Townsend, w. H
Townsend, M. H. Tuttle, ]. NJ Rhode
were called, their characters passe,
and their names referred to the com
mittee on conference relations for tn
supernumerary relation.
Question 10, t'Who are Superannr
ated?" was asked by the bishop an
the names of the following brethre
were referred to the same committe
=. Tor the superannuate relation: T. J
- Browning, G. D. Langston, T. P. Bon
ner, M. A. Smith, P. Greening C. {
Brothers, T. J. Daily, M. D. Giles, T
Z. Aimed, H. c. 'Tr1pp, J. M. Louder
- A. Lee, A. P. Tyer, w. F. Gallowa,
A. w. Price, C. w. Robinson G. :
Simmons and A. McCullen.
DR.. ]. T. Gibbs, S E. Mercer an
y N. M. Mcdonald were added to tb
committee on memoirs.
q Rev. A. D. Wilcox presented an
no read report No. 1 of the Board
o. Missions.
Report No. 4, Board of Missions
The Board of Missions suggests
the Conference the following poll,
OF for the next five years.
er First: That Mission charges
ng classified according to the probab
,n- time in which they will become Sc
,ie sustaining
nh Glass "A': Those charges th
the may become self-sustaining in +,
ba years.
in Glass "B": Those charges th
of may become self-sustaining in fo
years.
Glass CO.: Those charges tb