Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
CONFERENCE WILL
MEET NEXT YEAR
IN CAMBRIDGE, ND.
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4 III
Jersey Conference and J. S. Eldridge |
from North New York Conference to
Wilmington Conference.
To Meet In Cambridge.
Cambridge. Md. was unanimously
selected for Wilmington Conference
meeting place next year.
The Law Electoral Conferences pro-
tested against the proposed constitu-
tional amendment providing that the
Conference Board of Stewards SHAH
consist of nine members, five ministers
and four laymen, all to be elected by
the annual conference. was formally
presented by a committee OF laymen
land the annual conference deferred
action thereon
ON the Retired List.
Louis +. Barrett, G.. w. Bowman. j.
In Rrewingtou. J. NJ. Collins, w. w.
Chaires George :. Conaway, W. +.
compton. l.. Il. Corkran }. w. Easley'
James Esgate. J. w. FoGle, J. W. Gray
W NJ. Green. Thomas ii. Harding
George l.. Hardesty, Edmund L. Hot-
feckcr. T. = Holt. B. +. Jester, William
G. Koons, j. NJ. Lindale }. - Otls'
Cornelius W. prettYman, ~ L. fretty-
, man. j. T. Prouse. Philip ii. hawiins'
William w. Rcdman j. ID. Roose. Rob
: Thomas f. Terry. William +, Thomkin. :,
, son. George w. Townsend. o. 5. Walton,
Franz o. Il. WaIlin 4. H. Webster. w
W White. c IL. Williams. W. :. H.
. Williams and d. II. Willis were con-
tinued as retired ministers.
q Veterans Absent.
= some Of the conference veterans are
y absent notably William w. Rcdman,
( n,,lius W. Prcttyman. Philip Ii. Raw
I Inns Georgc f. Reed Adam Stcngle.
Thomas H. Harding. Franz Q. u, Wal
f lin Louis r Barrett and Edmund l..
: Hoffccker.
d William f. Tomkinsou and Levin w.
: IayticId are celebrating at conference
F, tht, 50th anniversary of their admission
thereto. Thomas II. Harding and
1. Franz o. B Walln also began their
e ministry so years ago.
: should Delay Marriage.
Conference Education Society re-
:, norted that il assisted seventeen men
!. last wear to the amount Of $l,475. 1t
recommended that every young man
!, preparing for the ministry 70 take a
a ( college course.
! In order that our candidates for the
) ministry may obtain the necessary
Is training for their life work we pledge
e every worthy man All the assistance
- within our power the society said, but
J. we feel we have a right 70 ask oi then
that they do their fun share. Certain
r. III an earnest young man will BE- willnf
/ IL make some sacrifice IN order % MAKE
T. the financial burden as light as POS
e. s.hle both upon the society and upoI
IS preparing Tor the ministry by and viii
5-T, - lrfz-. j
J. o1!r honest cpiuion that young mel
Il tbc assistance IL Ill. society shoul,
a. remain single until thcy have comDlot"'
= their full school career.
s. Conference, adopted tho report.
81 sunday school Anniversary.
Drs. u. :. Bovard and L. e. Kchorl
wlu speak III tht sunday school anni
versary this afternoon. and George "
Crabb and Dr. Clarence True WiIso
vim make addresses AZ the anniversar
of the Arti-Saloon League and n
= church Temperance Society tonight.
The program for tomorrow follows
81 a. m. lcvefeaSt conducted by DR.. F
ed il. Stephenson. assisted by tn distric
y siperirtendents 1850 4. m., sermon b
N. R;shau Mcdowell. o.21 Il. m, nenori7
as service with Dr. Thomas Z. Terry pre-
~ siding. $40 D. n. ordination IF deacon
OF and elders by Bishop Mcdowell; 40 ]
M life service meeting. conducted b
gs' DR.. Joseph G. Nate: 7.30 p. M, seTmo
by d.. Nate.
81, Both Want This Pastor.
ia Th4ador, T. Beauchamps populari'
IN i a1tested bv SeIbyvlIle trying to s.
.bf cure. him FOR its pastorate and Epwort
~. church. Wilmington. striving 70 reta
,c, him as rs pastor Former Govern'
=. John @ Townsend Jr., or DeIawa1
'+1e came here yesterday 70 present Selb,
"a vilIe-s invitation and confer with EishC
., Mcdowell bur tho result Of the snte
ar view has not been divuged. Or Bea
, !, t,harnp entered the wilmington CO.
49,. ference - years ago. and Selbyvill
/. - which nc served ia 1892 and 1898 "
10 - his first pastoral charge Thinking I
-, Rcauchar!p might leave Epworth, 4
tic pastoral supply committee Of tn
rds church two weeks ago extended an j
80 vitation 70 ". H. Anderson, who is
al. student at Drew Theological Seminar
IoI- bat it is reported lack Of minister
.ird experience will prevent his acceptan
-. Of Epworth's paetoratc Mr.. Alders
nc has also been offered il is said, I
C.. position Of field agent for Drew. with
q. salary Of $4,000 per annum and trav'
ir- ing expenses.
"a There is expectation that J. H. Bca
,iea champ viii reinQulsh the post Of CO
:. >, responding secretary Of the Whining
LI- City Missionary ana Church Extensi
,,Io Society and become pastor at ca
10 Charles city.
- H. p Outten and G. +. Sterling ha
M been suggested for the Delmar past
b, . ate. and Nj. Sterling has also been pI
ds pus.d for the Georgetown pastorato-
80 Conference elected " Collins ~.
Oh Eudd, G. " Prettyman. ID. W Ja."
g.. C;corse G. Williams. Walter o II
ana tcci.l. j. r. Taylor and T. E. Den
r,,st managers Of the Conference Educau
Soricis
Conference elected John " r. Su
wall a trustee of Gouohn college, y
tu"re
College Visitors.
Conference also elected college viz
ols as follows:
% J. W. Colona and 6 r Ellis 10 W
am ley Collegiate Institute. + J. Wine
r. *, Stephenson and George G. v
IN lams 10 Dickinson College: i. +. G
eel penter. G. r Aldrcdge vs. ~ Bril-
o"i land W T. TaII1 to Drrv. -omina