Evening journal., 1922-03-22

Under Way At
Cambridge
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cali. IN the case OF Rev. w. p.
Compton. who died in Philadelphia
about ten days ago. no memoir was
re*d. but the District Superintendents
Will arrange for II and the memoir
will appear in the minutes.
The memoirs read were a. fol-
lows:
Rev. George g. conouay. by Rev.
r. p. Nichols Mrs T. II. HAYNES.
by Rev r. p. Nichols; Mrs. James
w. Easley. by Rev. II. q. hidd;
Mrs. James r. Bryan. by Rev. George
W. Townsend. This memoir was
prepared by Rev w T. Koons who
was unable TO be present. Rev. Zach
II. Watson. by Rev V. T.. Hills;
Rev. Philip II. Rawiins. by Rev f.
f. Carpenter; Rev. J. W. Fogle. by
Rev. F. F. Carpenter; Rev. william
W Redman. by Rev. r. l.. Honecker.
Rev. Fred A. Corlgran. by Rev s. n.
Pilchard; Mrs. Mary e. Sheppard
by the Rev. w. q. Harris.
Following this service the Confer
ence session was organized by the
calling OF tho roll, election OF the
following officers and the announce
ment OF the standing committees.
Officers OF Conference.
seeretary-Disston W. Jacobs. Mill
ford.
Assistants-J. R. Bicking and r.
, l.. Minker.
statisticisn - Walter p. Gunby.
Cambridge. Nd.
Assistants-J. II. Geogheran. A.
b w Goodhand. a. r. Ellis. o. B.
Rice, ~ G. Benson. r. p. Nichols.
a. r. sterlfng. j. W. wootten. Leo
Ian Jackson. J. NJ. Keiso. II. r.
b Kelso A. r. Zimmerman.
Treasurer-Vinsl r. Hills. Denton,
. Nd.
Assistants-E. W. Mcdowell. W
p. Taylor o. b. Reed. r. p. Thomas
Frank white. o. T. Jones. W. V
, Moore. T. J. sard. J. r. McCabe, A
q. Frye, W. II. Reveile, W. A
, Hearne, J. L. sparkiin. J. A. Leach
II. W. Gallon and J. T. Richard.
son.
Standing Committees.
4 Public worship-w. r. Gunby. o
e T. Baynsrd. ]. II. Gardner. W. r
. Mowbray.
/. Ministerial qualifications ~. T
Richardson. W. L. White. F. c. Mac
e soriey. Leolan Jackson. o. p. Jones
- Tllghman Smith. J. T. Herson, r
Is W Mcdowell, p. II. Dashiell. @. 7
]. Anderson. NJ. d. Nutter. W. Z. HRb
7 bart.
70 Periodicals.. T. Price. c. n
a Jones. c. W. spry. q. W. Bounds.
L Bible. c. Mccoy. c. W. Moore
y @. s. Thomas. J. A. Hudson.
J. Epworth League. A. Leach. "
20 q. Harris. p. W. Mcdowell. W. Y
i Moore, J. T. Price.
. Sunday Hchooi-T. r. Van Dykl
- r. @. Macsoriey. J. l. Johnson.
". r. sumwsit.
= Sabbath observance-w. W. Sharl
) II. g. Duisney. J. L. sparkiin. J. 7
- Whedbee.
: Temperance and prohibition-Hov
J. ard Davis. ". F. Dawson. W. II. Re-
d veile. q. A. Cooke. 2. c. Pretty
II man.
n Hduoation for Negroes-H. =
% Reed. o. II. Connolly. w. O. Poole
= d. J. Givan
- Woman's Foreign Missionary So
s oiety-W z. Greenfield. Daniel WI
Is son. Tlghman Smith. M. W. Me
h rine.
} woman's Home Missionary 80
" ciety-J. l.. Johnson. NJ. d. Nutts
Is T. c. smoot. c. II. Atkins.
!. Hospitals-Leonard White, J.. J
70 Poole. G.. p. Sterling, J. II. Gard
ner.
/ ResoIutions-w. l.. white. c. ]
y Hubbard. W. II. Briggs, W. F. Cork
ran.
Commend Governor Denney.
Governor Denney OF Delaware tn
afternoon was commended for nj
recent reply 20 the Wilmington Clt
q. Council OF which ne denounced IN
action OF that body on light wine an
:, beer, also on his manifest interei
- IN ne enforcement OF the Eighteent
a Amendment TO the Constitution.
IN Honor Dr. Stephenson.
To expedite the business OF Cor
Of ference and make up tho time d.
al voted TO this mornings memoirs
or session. Conference held a busine
a session this afternoon.
or Bishop Mcdowell brought fort
lr applause by announcing. withol
a a waiting until the closing minutes
Conference. the reappolntment (
the Rev. DR.. r. X. Stephenson
silverbrook Church. Wilmington.
This Is an unusual honor. Dr. ST
phenson Is seriously ill in the Metl
odist Hospital. Philadelphia. He Is
~ former District Superintendent, ar
i one OF the foremost ministers OF Col
L ference.
The Rev. DR.. w A. wise read h
annual report as superintendent
the Ailddletown District. ct will
found on another page OF today
IN Evening Journal)
re May Meet I'm Wilmington.
rd Chlncoteague Island.N Va. al
as Scott Church. Wilmington are bell
ho considered informally for the NEE
no ing OF conference session IN 1872
're With a prospect Of the Scott Chur'
inviFatlon being accepted.
,st The bar OF the conference W
C. fixed to include the seventh row
he pews from the chancel and the che
ut loft. The Rev. J. p. Prouso W
II. unanimously elected postmaster. T
n hour OF adjournment was fixed
r. 10 o'clock.
he DIR. r. L. Brooks, representing q
a Methodist Book Concern. New Yor