Evening journal., 1922-03-24
for iso o'clock

scented by the Rev. Harvey w Ew-
ing
ITO the Senate and House or Rep
rese natives OF the United states Of
America In Congress assembled. BE
it.
Resolved. That we. the whining
ton Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church do hereby en-
dorse the proposed constitutional
amendment 20 prohibit sectarian
appropriations OHouse j. II. 1880
and urge its immediate passage.
The Conference elected the Revs.
Wilbur b. Corkran. j. W. Co'ona
and W. %. Briggs Conference trus-
tees for three years
District Superintendent Wise was
authorized TO sell parsonage ON
Smryna circuit which circuit has
been discontinued.
superintendent Wise reported
that the Conferences quota of the
Episcopal Fund amounted 90 S67N2.
and tho Conference apporuons the
quota as follows Wilmington Dis
trict t2266: Mlddlctown. 1851;
Dover. f1379; Salisbury. Sl7S6.
To Adjourn Monday.
Evniaininr hie steady crowding NJ
business. bishop Mcdowell told tho
conference ho ls planning Tor iF
final adjournment on Monday next.
In time FOR the members TO leave
Cambridge on the train scheduled 10
depart at $50 o'clock I'M the ater-
noon. He said passage Of minis
terial candidates ln courses Of study.
viii be completed today.
Mentioning Dr Louis y Barrett
who q seriously 300 al Chestertown,
Nd. District superintendent Wise
denied a rumor that Dr. Barrett
had died. but stated he is Crossing
the Flood When closing the morn
ing session Bishop Mcdowell prayed
FOR Dr. Barrett
Pastor Mthdraws.
Conference In executive session
Yesterday afternoon requested Bishop
Mcdowell to appoint committee TO
confer with the Conference Boar"
of stewards looking toward makins
necessary changes in the presen'
charter in order TO make said char
fer conform 20 the requirements or
the Methodist Discipline. said COM
mittee 20 report 90 the conference
al ts session next year.
The Rev. Edwin 81. Gardner was
nermltted TO withdraw from the
conference He had been pastor at
Nfarvdel and was suspended early so
-he conferenc year because OF dis
pute over the method ln which hi-
church finances had been accounted
for
permission was granted TO the
baltimore Conference TO readmit d
l.. prettyman. who requested and
obtained certificate OF location
from the wilmington Conference in
1920
District superintendent were au-
fhorized 90 dispose OF church build
ings at Port Penn and Willow Grove
also Jones Church, on the salisbury
district
sunday Assignments.
Dr Gumhy announces the follow
ing assignments for sunday.
Zion A. p. church Bishop Nc
Dowel In the morning; DIT. Clarenc'
True Wilson at night.
Grace NJ. r. Church. south
Bishop T. $. Henderson IN the morn
ing. and Rev j. W. Colona al night
ST paurs M p Church-pr. p
II Dashieu in the morning ana ni
10 w r Sumwait 40 night
First Raprst church II. w
Ewing In the morning and Kew. q
s. Hubbard 40 night
A special religious service ma
heen arranged by the Camprins
roage Of Flks 90 be held In th'
o,ors house sunday afternoon FOL
loving the services In Ezion NJ r
church. Admission will be by ucke
o,fv DR. W. r Gumby wiz presld'
and DIR. Clarence True wilson VIII
sneak ON the subject. 'ls Uncle ga"
a Christian
.rbis will he the closing service u"
,t,ts .,ear of a series of services nee
.,,h wear by the Elks frsm Ianuar
,,,tn Easter ON sunday afternoons
which were first inauEnr''e" '''' -
vears ago by the local order d"
, since adopted by many other lous'
~ Eiks throughout the country
Hold Anniversaries
Dr Herbert r. Randolph
IS Washington. ID. c.. was the prime
,.f .neaker Yesterday afternoon a
p -. anniversary exercises OF a.
' ,voman.s Home Missionary Society
, Mrs I Tauey smith of Wilmington
presided. o..
4. tho anniversary exercises 10
,irh, NJ tho Board of Home MIS-
ans and church Extension. ID
2 David u. Forsyth. secretary Of IN
p !Roard o. Home Missions and Cnnro
Extension Of Philadelphia, spoke ~
! fore a large audience.
sale OF old clothes and househoi
lrooas 20 the poor by the Methods
= Episconal Church runs into an at
= Dual total OF t35o.ooo. according
statement made by Doctor For
@ syth.
a pr Forsyth said. "This field h'
% heen entered on a large scale by tf
B. Nethodists IN their good will pre-
3 cram They have nineteen ESTABLISH
ments I'm a. many big cities VII
- property held In trust OF more una
- 81 100000. They project tWen''
q one more plants by 1924
b. These plants are engaged
Be- eatherlas cast-of clothing shoe
furniture. books and other arucl
o. necessary 10 tho household. The
d are renovated and sold In stores
g The poor at r.dicul usly low price
Men and women out ~ emplo'
,-.,t for anv reason whatsoever m'