Evening journal., 1923-01-04
DIR. HUBBARD IS
INVITED AGAIN.
St. Paul's Church officials
Want Him Returned as
Pastor
967 NEW MEMBERS
IN HIS FIVE YEARS.

At the fourth quarterly confer
ence held at St. Paups NJ. f. Church
: last evening the Rev. Or. Roberr
Watt, district superintendent. pre-
siding, the church unanimously.
I through f. c. Hardesty. president
/ of the board of trustees. invited the
/ Rev. DR. c. l.. Hubbard to return for
another year as pastor and request
cd the district superintendent to use
1 his persuasive powers TO see that.
/ Bishop Mcdowell. at the next Con-
ference. carries out their wishes in.
the matter. DIR. Hubbard responded
saying that the five years Of his pas
torate at st. Paul's had been very
happy and If it should be the will
of the Lord and the good Bishop.
he would be very glad TO be re-
turned.
The report of the treasurer Of.
benevolences showed $1,000 overpald
on the apportionment a decided in
/ crease over the same period OF last
year
F. c. Hardesty. II. A. Lindsey. F.
II. Beaston. William r. Smith. Jr..
W. E. Skellenger. J. Walter Boyer
A. L. Johnson. Albert Dougherty and
y. Frank Davis were elected trus-
tees
For stewards, the following were
named and confirmed: J. RI. HUI
hngton, s. G. Gamble, H. c. stanton.
J. W Cook. Z. II. Jervis. z. W.
Mitchell. r. A. Brough. f. ". MIL
To-
A. II. Schoell, c. r. Gibbons, W. r.
Cameron. J. w Edwards. J. p.
Boggs, G. F. Goodnow, F. H. Weer.
J. VI. Mcknight. L. r. Foster Will
liam Anderson. s. Eugene Sproul. F.
b. Helms, A. H. Ainscow. J. F. Brad
bury. Thomas D. Wilkinson. c. c.
Davidson, J. T. Bonsall. G. II. Hay
den, Sr., John Brentlinger, Abram
Hayden, Leon Syfrit. John 7. Boggs.
:. NJ. Keen, Walter Z. King, II, A.
Cox, John J. Walker.
Committees appointed were:
Apportioned Benevolences-E. A.
Brough. J. W. Cook. f. W. Nit
chell. c. r. Gibbons. w r. Cameron
and G. +. Goodnow.
Christian stewardship-J. W.
Cook and f. W Mitchell.
Foreign missions-Mrs. Annie
Manahan and Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Emerson.
Home misslons-Mrs. J. II. HUI
fngton and Miss Reba Smith.
Religious instruction-N. E. Skel-
lenger and Leroy Foster.
Trscts-Pastor's Aid Committee
". p. s O. E.
Temperance L. Howard. Mrs.
T. d. wilkinson. Isaiah Fielder. Mrs
w B. Smith. Jr. and Mrs 7. b.
Cartmell.
Education-AIiss Anna T. Lincoln
and Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson
Education for negroes-F. IT.
Baston and Mrs. Edward McIntire.
Hospitals-Mrs. Albert Dougherty
and Mrs. Abram Hayden.
Church records-A. L. Johnsoi
and W. B. Smith. Jr.
Auditing accounts-E. A. Brough
and w R. Cameron.
Parsonage and furniture-Lsdies'
Aid Society and Mrs. b. L. DEMO,
president.
Church music-E. c. Hardesty +.
II. Beaston and NJ. F. Alexander.
Etimating ministerial support and
NANCE. Frank Davis, E. c. Hard
ssty, Albert Dougherty. ". 3. Smith.
IT.. NJ. F. Alexander and John Y.
Boggs.
Church property corporation-A.
L. johnson. William B. Smith. Jr..
Albert Dougherty
Members aid-Mrs F. II. Jervis.
!. G.. Gamble. A. II. Ainscow.
Publicty-Albert Dougherty NJ
:. Alexander. Miss Rietta NJ. Emer-
on.
Pastors cabinet-E. e. Hardesty.
T. Frank Davis W. f. skellenger. NJ.
:. Alexander. Albert Dougherty.
Recording steward-Abram Hay
len.
District steward-M F. Alexander
reserve, J. Frank Davis.
Communion stewards. G. Gam
lie.
Representative Laymen's Associa-
ion-Albert Dougherty.
Trier of appesls-A. L. Johnson.
Pulpit supply committee-E. c.
Iardesty, W. b. Smith, Jr., VI. F.
alexander, Albert Dougherty. a. l..
ohnson, w E. skellenger. ]. Frank
)avis.
As part of his report to the quar-
erly conference the pastor gave as
matter of record that 967 persons
ad had been received into the.
hurch during his pastorate.