The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-04-11

Church when the session opened
this morning was enough to swamp
ii but with a will to overcome all
obstacles President Straughn assist
ed by EN-Preisdent F r. Little rush
ed through the reports and other
matters so that the session closed be-
fore midnight.
! superintendent Crabbe in address
| ing the conference referred in most
| caustic language to the wet forces
| of whom the Governor was a part.
He congratulated Kent county for
| having two such men as Senator
William F. Russell and Representa-
tive Charles L. Miller. In the re-
| port of presidents address several
| recommendation were made, includ-
| ing an appropriation of $500 for a
| secretary to the president.
! 1t was also decided to seriously
| consider the Feasibility of selling the
property on Charles street now occu-
( piel by the Book Concern and buy
| ing a property that will properly
! house the Book Concern, printing
plant, place for meetings ,presi-
| dents office, etc. The matter was
| left i nthe hands of the trustees and
| Book Concern. The business of the
Book Concern multiplied 25 per cent
| in six years, while the business of
! the printing plant the first year
| amounted to $23 900.
Quite an exciting discussion arose
over the motion to close and sell
First Church, Wilmington, Rev. B.
F. Jester, pastor. The delegate from
this church is Mrs. Fannie Hay, and
in her argument against selling the
church stated that if a child is fed
on castor oil for Is years and no
other food it would soon die, and no
church can live on the kind of sup
port given this church. The dispo
sition of the Conference was to sell
The property, but Mrs. Hay, in her
desire to keep the property in the
church, offered to guarantee $1,000
toward support of pastor and to
make improvements. This offer was
accepted and the Conference saved
the embarrassment of strenuous ac
ton.
The next meeting place of the
Conference will be at st. Johns
Church, Baltimore, Luther F. Warn
ar, pastor.
The report of Home for Aged in
Westminster in which $4,000 was
asked for next year was endorsed.
Also the request to go before the
churches and ask for $4,000 to
make up deficiency incurred last
year.
The following appointments were
announced:
Accomac, Va.-W. c. Mumford
Alexandria, Va.-Robert Browne
supply.
Baltimore - Alnutt Memorial
Louis Randall; Brooklyn, H. B. Jes-
ter; Calvary, N. c. Clough; Christ
Church, E. A. Sexsmith; East Balti
more, G. A. Ogg; Eptaw, w. P. Rob-
erts; Evergreen F. T. Little;
Hampden, E. D. Stone; Keene Me-
mortal, A. S. Beane; Lauraville, H.
S.. Johnson; Linthicum Heights, B.
w. Kindley; Lowe Memorial, w. A.
Melvin; North Baltimore, w. L. Lit
singer; South Baltimore. W. F.
Wright; Starr G. w. Haddaway; st.
John, l.. F. Warner; ST. Paul's, F.
D. Reynolds; Trinity, r. w. White;
VioleNille, w. B. Judefnd; West
Baltimore. ]. M. Gill; Wilton Heights
c. C. Day.
Baltimore Circuit, C. s. Cassen.
Belair, C. P. Nowling.
Buckeystown J. w. Kirk.
Cambridge, r. Y. Nicholson.
Cannon, Del, J. w. Townsend.
Caroline, a. w. Belts, supply.
Centerville, G. NJ. Clayton.
Chestertown N 0. Gibson
Crisfield c. NJ. Elderdice.
Mariners, F.. X. McCorkle
Cumberland, First Church H. L.
Sahlincke; Deer Park, j. N. Link.
Delmar, E. D. Jones.
Denton, J. A. Dudley.
Dorchester, D. w. Anstine.
EastOn f. T. Read
Elizabeth, n. j., J. w. Balderston.
Fawn Grove, Pa, F. A. Holland.
Finksburg, C. X. McCaslin.
First Church Newark N. j., E. G.
Makosky.
George town, Del, J. T. Bailey.
Greensbush and Tasley, G. E. Lais-
ter
Harmony, w. Va, G. S. Ross.
Hanley Memorial, Pa. Paul H.
Warner.
Hurlock, C. NJ Adams
Indian River, Dorsey Blake.
Kenredyville, J. F. Wooden
Kent Island, J. I. Fenby.
Liberty, w. A. Siles supply.
Lisbon, F. H. Cain.
Milford, Del, G. E. Dryden.
Northumberland, Va, c. H. Dob
son.
Oxford H. w. D. Johnson.
Parksley, Va, w. H. Hodges.
Philadelphia: Emmanuel, J. f.
Bryan; st. Luke's, ]. w. Trout;
Taylor Memorial, H. o. Keen; Pipe
Creek Earle Cummings
Pocomoke City L L. Dunce.
Salisbury, Il. L. Shipley
Potomac, j. l.. Green.
Snow Hill-C. r. Strausburg.
Susquehanna-P. M. Brown.
Union. y. Wright.
Union Bridge-W. S. Hanks.
Wallace Memorial, w. F. Bauscher
WarwiCk-C. NJ. Cullum
Washington:
Cherry Dale-W. NJ Snyder.
GeorgetoWn-B. F. Ruiey.
Mount Tabor-E. T. Kirkley.
North Carolina Avenue-P. W.
Crosby
Rhode Island Avenue-G. l.
Humphreys.
Wesley Chapel of kent-A F. T.
Raum.
Wilmington:
First Church-F. G. Holloway
PENINSULA. B. Smith.
Wye-L. W. Gordon.
Special Appointments:
Fl. Lewis. President Western Mary
land COllese-A. N. Ward. President
Westminster Theological Seminary
4. L. Elderdice. Editor OF the
Methodist Protestant-F. I. Ben
son. SCcretary-T Board OF
Foreign Missi0ns-F. c. Klein Sup
crintendent of Church EXtenson-J.
n. Sheridan
Loaned: Woman's Home Mission
AIRY Society-T. r. Woodford.
Chaplain. United States Army
Il. Wright. First NJ. P. Church,
South Side Pittsburgh, Pax. X.