The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-13

y. /. nlchs Catitu up lnt name oI
Z. B. Bowen. who appears in last
years minutes as a transfer to the
East Oklahoma Conference and thru
some oversight or misunderstanding
not having been received there, his
name was restored to the roll by con-
ference vote.
Question 2, "Who remain ON
Trial" was called, the following re-
ported. their characters passed and
having passed an approved examina-
ton, they were advanced to the class
of the second year: Justin v. G.. An
derson, w. B. Hicks, /. b. Sanford,
IT. W. Shepherd, and Raymond Van
Zandt.
The following, not having been be-
fore the committee, their characters
were passed and they remain in the
class Of the first year: J. A. Bell, r.
W. Brabham, H. G. Scoggins.
The class of the second year was
called, the following reported, their
characters passed and having passed
an approved examination, were adj
vanced to the class of the third year:
subject to election TO Deacon's or
ders and admission into full connec-
ton: Claud Rather Kidd and George
Washington Montgomery
c. W. Foote, deacon, w. +. Ham
ilton, an elder and J. w. McCrary, a
deacon reported their characters
passed and they were advanced to the
class Of the third year having stood
an approved examination, subject to
admission into full connection.
The characters of c. NJ. Haddick,.
j. A. Townsend and J. +. Yeats were
passed, but not having been before
the committee remain in the class of
the second year
The name Of w. L. Vaughn was
called, his character passed and un-
der question 3, was discontinued at
his own request
A. j. Weeks, editor Of the Texas
Christian Advocate, was introduced
by the Bishop and addressed the con-
ference in the interests of the Advo-
cate.
G. S. Wyatt and j. David Crockett
addressed the Conference and Rev. j.
G.. L. Mitchell sang at the Bishops
request, an old ralIying hymn Of
Methodism.
Under Question 8, who are locat-
ed this year," the following were
called, their characters pasesd, and
they were located at their own re-
quest: J. E. Carpenter, Marvin G.
Maiden, L. jackson, c. r. Carmaek.
and Henry M. Long.
Under Question II, the following
were called, reports heard and hav-
ing stood an approved examination,
are subject to election TO elders or
ders: G. II. Gattis, }. W. Leggett,
W. L. Lightfoot, c. c. Tyler, J. w.
Brown.
j. II. Hicks character was passed
and having stood an approved exami-
nation on both the third and fourth
years and served the required time,
was passed by both committees and
is subject TO election to elders orders
H. l.. Hughes, an elder, reported,
his character passed and having stood
an approved examination completes
the required course.
B. W. wilkins reported. his char
acter passed, and having been elected
20 elders orders at the last session Of
the conference, was declared eligible
to ordination.
The following members of the class
of the third year were called, reports
heard, characters passed and having
stood an approvd examination were
advanced to the class Of the Fourth
year: j. f. Boyd. j. Fred Cooke, G.
.. Davis, w. A. Hitchcock, VI. w.
Hanks, j. w. Israelite. c. NJ. Killian.
II. c Gordon. and A. o. Hood
The following were called. their
passed, but not having
been before the committee, remain
in the class of the Third year: G. A.
Duncan, 5. w Franklin. }. L. Ruck-
er and S II. Young.
Under Question 4 B. Claud Rather
Kidd and George Washington Mont
gomery, travelling preachers and
William 0 Duckworth a local preach
er Of the Stamford District. were
elected 10 deacons orders.
Under question 10, G.. II Galtis.
J. W. Leggett. W. l.. Lightfoot, G. 9.
Tyler, j. ". Brown. and J II Hicks
were elected TO elders orders.
The order OF the day for 10 o'clock
Friday morning was made the recCp-
tion of the class into full connection.
and Immediately following the sub
mission of the proposed change IN
the gard article OF Faith
On motion it was ordered that
when We adjourn 10 meet al ESQ IN
conference session.
Dr. Russell. addressed The Confer
eaee briefly and he usual alnouncf-
ments were made, followed BY the
Conferences singing "Come Thou
fount. and the hsnedIcllon b. J. A.
Crulehf|eld.
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