Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30

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| Taylor J. J. Bunting. c. \. Jones. +
| B. Taylor. l.. T. McLain, f. 7. Thomas
/ Frank White, o. F.. Jones T. j. Sard
| Sparklin.
| Postma ster@J T. Prouse.
Committees Appointed.
The conference appointed committees
as follows:
Public Worship. L. Johnson. W. r.
Corkran. G. f. Sterling. V. s. Collins.
Ministerial qualifica uons-R. h.
Stephenson. S. y PHchard. ]. T. Rich
ardson. o. f. Jones. Leolan Jackson.
Tnghman Smith. J. T. Herson. J. II.
Outtten. F. W Mcdowell, C. T. Alder
son. NJ d. Nuttcr. W. +. Habhart.
Periodicals. NJ. +. Wheatlcy {. w
Moore. G. :. Allen. G. r Newton.
Bihc-w. W Sharp, d. ]. Moore. o.
Z. Reed c. T. Jones.
Epworth I4eague-w. G. Harris. J.
A. Leach. G. r. Eterling. J. r. Price. l.
T. Mills.
sunday school-Milton Mccain. r X
stephenson. G 2. Jones w. p Taylor.
e. W. Bounds.
sabbath obscrvance-w I White.
Howard Davis. d. 7 Ford j C. Mccoy
Prettyman. O. T. Baynard. Ivanhoe Will
lis. l.. b Morgan. J. c. Bolton.
Freedman's Aide. z. Wood. j w
sutton O. l. Martin. D. J. Givan.
womans Foreign Missionary Society
E. II. Collins. A. +. Zimmerman, o. H
Connolly. Harry Taylor.
woman's Home Missionary Society
C w Strickland, c. c. Harris. G. w.
Stallings c. W Spry
Hospitals-Howard McDade. Daniel
Wilson. G. s Thomas. W o. Bennett.
Resolutions-J. ". Colona, T r Van
Dyke. r y Faulkner. Warren Burr.
Memoirs-Alfred Smith. II S Du-
lany. Robert Watt. O E. Jones. r. y.
Nichols
Dover District Report.
The charter Of the superintendent
and effective elders Of the Dover district
were passed and superintendent Now
bray read his annual report.
(T'he report viii be found elsewhere
in this issuel
Bishop Mcdowell announced the
transfer of j. c. = Hopkins from vii
mington Conference 10 Colored Con
ference.
DR.. r. j Wade addressed the confer
ence on the Centenary movement.
other conference visitors were intro
duced and spoke briefly.
Probable Transfers.
Theodore + Beauchamp. pastor Of
Epworth Church Wilmington has been
invited 10 Selby willie. w. H Briggs
may be transferred from SelbyviIIc to
Easton, Nd: William j. White from
Easton to Bridgeville; Disston W
lr31
Robert X Stephenson from Milford TO
Silverbrook Church. Wilmington, and
Elwood J Jones from Sivcrbrook to
Georgetown
George A Cooke. who served St
Johns church, Lewisville. Pa. during
the past year, may request that his re-
lation be changed from retired to ef-
fective.
VIII Not Take 0ffice.
Ransom T. Nichols. pastor nj smyr-
ma, denies that ne will relinquish pas
toral work and take a position under
the Federal government. The fact
that DR. Nichols and Vice President
Coolidge were schooImates gave rise to
the false report.
Prayers For the Dead.
After the names of Howard L. Quigg
w. o. Hurst and George r. Neese. mem
bers who died during the past year, had
been called. the Conference stood and
Bishop Mcdowell offered prayer.
w e Gunby. I .omas r. Vandyke,
John l. Johnson and j. W. r. Sum
walt were elected members of the Con
ference Deaconess Board; Theodore Il.
Beauchamp, Robert Stephenson
and Andrew l.. Johnson members of the
Bureau Of Sessions, and r. C.. MacSor-
ley. Il. II. Derrickson, i. l.. Poole and
Elwood w. Jones members OF the Con-
ference Board OF Stewards
Transfers Announced.
Bishop Mcdowell announced the fol
lowing transfers: r R. Jones' from Will
mington Conference to Maryland Con
ference; Paul +. TTuitt from Georgia
Conference to Wilmington Conference;
Harry Compton from West Ohio Con
ference to Wilmngofin Conference
The characters of superintendents and
effective elders of the Wilmington Dis
Watt read his annual report
The report is printed elsewhere ir
this issue
May be Sent to Wilmington.
Ii is now thought that Elwood w.
Jones' instead of being assigned To
Georgetown, viii succeed Theodore r.
Beauchafnp at Epworth Church, VIII
rsmgton