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VI. spry Andrews and II. ". Gallon
were received on trial
The Rev. Cyrus p. Keen. who had
been engaged in Anu-saloon League
work. both in the United States and
abroad for several years. was grant
ed a certificate OF withdrawal from
the Conference.
Mr. Keen Is accompanying Dr.
Grenfeu on a tour 20 raise an en-
dowment for Dr. Grenfelrs Medical
Mission in Labrador.
The relation of the Rev. George
A. Cooke was changed from retired
to effective. District suprintendents
watt and Collins and the committee
on Conference Relations. recon-
mended the change. The relations
OF the Revs. William b. Guthrie.
+. y. Moore. r. H. Dcrrickson. S. n.
Puchard. G. W. Hastings and Fred
orick J. Cochran. were changed
from effective to retired.
Because Of in health. the Rev.
Faulkner was granted a year for
rest.
The executive session continued
until 11.45. when the open session
was resumed.
By a vote Of 1Os to Wilmington
Conference concurred in the pro-
posed constitutional amendment to
reduce the membership Of the Gen
eral Conference.
BY a vote OF 12s TO 2. Wilmington
Conference non-concurred in the
proposed constitutional amendment
changing the term Quarterly Con-
ference" to Local Conference"
Wilmington Conference deferred
action on the proposed constitutional
amendment, admitting laymen g
membership in annual conferences.
The Revs. II. S. Dulany. Leolan
Jackson and J. T. Richardson were
elected Conference trustees.
The Revs. Frank r. Carpenter.
George =. Jones. j. Wheelington
Jones and Carlisle J.. Hubbard were
elected members OF the committed
on Conference Relations.
The Rev. John G.. Bolton Wade
II. Cummings. William +. Maguirc
W. V. Moore. j. T. Rowlanson. IT
ID. West. John W. Wooten, Ralph
C. Jones. Roy +. Thawley, John w
Chappen. Earl NJ. shockley, Charles
f. Davis. r. High Adams, s. r. Ham
bin, John H. Whedbee. j. Burton
/ McCabe, Robert II. Hodgson A. r
Zimmerman. Raymond W. Cooke
. W. l. Hess and Ralph J.. Minkei
were continued on trial and advanc
ed in their studies.
Some friction has developed be
tween the office of Conference treas
urer, now held by the Rev. Ninal r
Hills, and some other Conference
/ departments. and it was openly an
nounced by certain Conference Off
cials last night. that az the election
to be held on Saturday for Confer
ence treasurer for next year, Mr.
/ HIS reelection probably would b.
opposed.
The Rev. J. II. Beauchamp. o
Wilmington. is now tentatively dow
for Cape Charles. Va; the Rev. G. +
Sterling. Of Paramount, Nd, may b
sent to Georgetown; and the Rev
~. p. Outten, of Deals sland, is sai'
TO be slated for Delmar.
The Rev. W. Hulburd Anderson
who was invited 10 become the pas
tor OF Epworth Church. has beei
offered the position Of Field Agen
Of Drew Theological Seminary, o
Madison. y. j.; at a salary OF S2,5Oo
He is expected TO be here today ant
It is thought by night his work 70
the coming year will be decides
upon.
Among the veteran ministers O
the conference who found il incon
venient to attend are: The Revs. J.
l.. Honecker. l.. f. Barrett, +. o.
/ Wallin, Thomas II. Harding. AdaI
Stengle. George Z. Reed. Philip 1
Rawlins, c. W. Prettyman. jaime
Esgate. George S. Conway and Wi
liam W. Redman.
The Revs. William f. Tomkinso
and L. W. Layfield are celebratir
q their fftieth anniversary as men
bers Of the Wilmington Conferenc