Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
ST. PAUL SEEKS TO
RETAIN DR.. HUBBARD
Unanimously Invited to Return
as Pastor for the
Sixth Year.

Az the fourth quarterly conference
held a, SO. pnuls Methods. Episcopal
Church Las, evening, the church unsnl-
mously invited Rev. &. l.. Hubbard,
~. ID, 20 return for another year as
pastor and requested the district superin-
,cndent to use his persuasive powers
with the presiding bishop NJ the neN
annual conference in that behalf. Dr.
Hubbard responded saying that tho I'VE
years Of his passionate ~ ~. Paul nan
been very happy ones and II Il should be
the will ~ the Lord and the good bishop,
he would be very happy 10 10 returned.
The report Of the treas,uer ~ benevol-
lences, showed 81 200 overpaid on the
apportionnent. n decided increase over
The same period Of last year.
T. G. fafdes,y, n a. Lindsey. Y. VI.
Beaston, VIM. B Smith, Jr., ". =.
Skellenger. J. Walter Boyer. a. J..
Johnson, Albert Dougherty and J.
Frank Davis were elected trustees. For
stewards the following were named and
confirmed ]. n huntington. S. g.
Gamble. ". G stanton. J ". Cook
! 2. ~ Jcrvis. T.. " Mitchell. y. 4.
l8rough. 4. W. INDIAN. n $. Roop.
/ VI. = Mesander. 4. n Schoell. { X
Gibbons, ". Y Cameron. 7 ". I'd
wards. J. =. Boggs. g = Goodnow,
/ y. H. Weer, J. n Mcknight. l.. X
Foster. William Anderson, s Eugene
Sproul, 7. H. Helms, 4 n Ainscow,
J. y. Bradbury, Thomas ID. Wilkinson,
&C.. &. Davidson. J T Bonsal. g. II
Hayden. ST.. John Brentlinger, Abrhn
lNyden, Leon Syfrit, John y Boggs
is. VI. Keen. Walter y. King. " A
Cox. John J Walker
/ Committees were appointed AZ follows
AppUriioned benevolenccs, 4. 4 BrDugh
IL. " Cook. D. W Mitchell. & Y
Gibbons. ". a Cameron, g. r Good
now. Christian stewardship. "
Cook. r. ". Mitchell. foreign missions
Mrs. Annie Nsnahan. Mrs. Elizsbe'l
W. Emerson, home missions, Mrs J u
Huntington, Miss Reba Smith, religion
instruction. W. =. Skrllenger, IsRo
Foster. tracts. pastors aid COMMITTEE
". y. = & p. Temperance. y. ]
Howard. Mrs r - wilkinson lsais
Fielder. Mrs " r Smith. Jr Nrs
, B Cartmcll. education. Misc Anna 1
, Lincoln. Niss Riri's NJ Fmersof
education for Negroes. = n Besstoi
. Mrs Fdw Noin'ire; hospitals, Mr.
Albert Dougherty, Mrs Abrarn Hayder
church records. A T. Johnson, W.
Smith, Jr, auditing accounts. T..
Brough ". Y Cameron; parsonas
|, and furniture. Ladies' Aid Society. Mr.
-. l.. DEMO. president. church musi
= &. Hardesty. T. n Beaston, "
y Alexander: estimating ministerial sul
port and finance, Frank Davis. y. {
I, Hsrdesty. Gilbert Dougherty. ".
4 smith. " VI r Alexander. John v
% Bogss. church property corporation
A. l. johnson. Vim y Smith. Jr Abb
Vi Dougherty: members aid. Mrs +.
y Jervis. s. g Gamble. 4 n Ainsoov
n publicity, Albert Doughnrty, "
4 Alexander. Miss Rietta " Emerso
), pastors cabinet. T. G. Hsrdestv.
"a Frank Davis. w. r. Skellsnger VI
b., Alexander, Albert Dougherty, rerOrdU
steward, Abrsm Hayden: district s'e'
ard, ". 7. Alexander; reserve J FraT
Davis communion steward, :.
Gamble: Representative, lsyDen's hss
citation. Albert Dougberty; timer
appeals A. L. Johnson; pulpit SUPP
!. committee. T.. e. Hardesty, a
Johnson. W. r.. Smith. Jr, " r. SKI
lengsr. NJ. r. Alexander, J. Frank Dsv
Albert Dougher'y
~ part Of his report 70 the quarter
10 conference the pastor gave as matter
n record that 957 persons had been J
l. ceivsd into the church during
y pastorRte.