Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
ASSIGNED PLACES
ON COMMITTEES OF
N. {. CONFERENCE
All of the Members Of the Della
ware Delegation Honored at
Dcs Moincs.
EACH WILL BE BUSY
special Dispatch to Every Evening


DEs MONIES, IA, MAY 3.
That the members of the Wilmington
Conference delegation at the General
Conference. in session here, will be busy, is
attestesl by the fact that all have been
assigned TO places on convention commit
tees. Following is n list of the committees
assignments, with the days on which the
committees meet:
Fpiscopacv--Dr. W. A. Wise and f. c.
Hardcsty, Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day.
itineracv-Dr. ". R. Mowbray and
f. G. Hardesty, Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday.
]. w. Wheatley, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
Temporal economy-Dr. Robert Watt
and Judge II. G. Conrad, Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday.
State of the church-Dr. Fl. G. Budd
and L. Atwood Bennett, Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. =,
Book concern-Dr. w. A. Wise and J:
w. Wheatlcy, Tuesday, Thursday and
Foreign Missions-Dr. W. r. Mowbrsy
and Judge II. G. Conrad, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Home Missions-Dr. Robert Watt and
f. c. Hardesty, Tuesday, Thursday and
qSducation-Dr. II. G. Budd and L. Az.
wood Bennett, Tuesday, Thursday and
- freedman. Aid-Dr. w. A. Wise and
J. W. Wheatley, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. :,
Sunday school-Dr. Robert Watt and
4 L. Atwood Bennett. No days assigned, as
Temperance, DR.. H. G.. Budd and Judge
II. C.. Conrad. No days assigned as yet.
Epworth League-Dr. W. A. Wise and
T.. G. Hardesty. No days assigned as yet.
These committees meet IN the after
moons and evenings. All mornings are de-
voted to business sessions Of the General
Conference.
Following are the addresses, in Des
Moines, of the members of the Whining
ton Conference delegation:
Dr. Robert Watt, Kirkwcod Hotel,
Third and Walnut streets.
El G. Hardesty, kirkwood Hotel, Third
and Walnut streets.
DIR. ". A. Wise. 1852 Twentieth street.
DR.. II. G. Budd, 1852 Twentieth street.
DIR. w. r. Mowbray, 1920 Tenth street,
care Of Mrs I. B. johnson.
]. w. Wheatley, 1920 Tenth street, care
Of Mrs. /. B. johnson.
Judge II. C. Conrad, GA Thirty-seventh
street. -
L. Atwood Bennett and wife, Cargill
Hotel, Seventh and Grant streets.
uNrrIcAT1oN DISCUSSED.
The chief business at yesterdays ses.
sion was discussion on the matter OF
unification with the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. Judge II. T.. Ames OF
Pennsylvania and Judge II. p. Sloan OF
New Jersey led in the debate to refer the
report of the commission on unihcation
TO the floor Of the General Conference,
and Judge c. A. Pollock of North Dakota
was leader in favor of referring il to a
special committee. The body voted to
submit the entire matter to special COM
mittee for report at an early date. The
report was sumitted without recommends
tlons.
Last night was given over TO re-
ception 10 the fratenal delegates from
the British Wesleyan and Canadian
Methodist Churches.
DELAWARE IN EVIDENCE.
Immediately after adjournment yes
day the Delegates from the respective
areas assembled at APPOINTED meeting
places for the purpose of perfecting per
manent area organizations. DR.. II. G..
Budd was elected secretary Of the Wash
ington area delegation. Judge III. &.
Conrad was elected as one of the lay
representa- tives from the Washington area
on the special committee to consider the
rey,ort of the commission on ,Iniil cation