Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
6IIIII1IlG G5!!1..Bn5I, Sent BACK
ITIIH FOR ANOTHER YEAR
.,o,,r EPISCOPAL CONFER
CHODl9o,s osrC FEW CHANGES

..on1sT EPISCOPAL CONFER R
eI19CIj5 81 CcIIjosEs-FEw CHANGES
vi,bOls Goes to POcOmOke
y B. 9s,ton I, Sr'I and Leipsic Each Get
tI--1'ii,Cr 1Da.tors- Conference Notes
Nv .ltoD ras,r'] Annual Methodist Epis-
G5iagiD easfsrence closed at Harrison
I9.t IT9.4sadist Episcopal Church IN
81 i.s,. Iy,,'I At noon Monday to meet
l1asIpI I.sr At + McCabe N. E. Church, 3;
q !''' ,+r The conference closed
!. ans S7stea,t S:sl and a jubilee for the
: i21''iI1 ". Iayfeld, pastor Of ,I. Della
T. r;tr W. Church, formerly Of Smyr-
''ls s..rit. .rit who retires from active
.i.tsrT ..yT9 after years of faithful ser e
I''i \ he conference. As usual the
Z Y |. '.s entered in the reading out
y. ,;rtments made by Bishop W.
9lNnren. lPg9rr There are only two
~, n.D'r' IN this vicinity. The Rev. j.
~ s,..or =, Goes to Kenton and the
I'm Parks goes to Leipsic'
s.,Tis \. |, the same pastors come back
An charges for another year
I ~ 1,br ]. Bunting returns to As
ME Church, Smyrna, for an
\, =, rsar, Rev. c. W. Clark to st.
n, CLAYTON; Rev. c. f. Davis to
s.,T,9. and the Rev. o. H. Connolly
T,rrssnd. MiddletOwn and Dover
4 get their pastors back. The
4 P,rsom P. Nichols, who since he
.:img tbe pastorate of Asbury has
d ropference Director of Religious
-s+ion. has been sent to POcomoke
Ma. Mr. Nichols had previously
.,ts a call to Perryville, Md, the
.,r fixed and everything arranged
n upon the approval Of the Bishop
Wing to an unexpected division
as Peryville official Board over
w agreed upon the call was
idavn. Later a delegation went
Conference and renewed the invita-
bvt Mr.. Nichols asked he be sent
mother place. He had been men,
a for Lewes but was shifted I'd
Unoke His loyal Smyrna friends
b there are many, who regret los
4 bin and his family from Smyrna
2 hm much success in his new
"a q labor.
Ha Memorials General COnferenc,
wilmington ME. Conference adopt
gmanimOus vote three memor.
% the General Conference. The
81 read by the Rev. Theodore F
Ehamp, is that no district super
1tsnt be permitted to serve for {
lgE period than six out of twelv,
AA The second, read by the Rev
alge A. Cooke, directs that tn,
it Of Bishops, before the close o
General Conference session il
ngield, in May, examine CAREFUL,
Books in the course Of study re
led, and the music book, and care
review all books recommends
aan. A two-thirds vote woul
required by the Bishops before an
y Ii the course Of study could b
proved and adopted. A third men
asking the General Conferenc
o@ulate plans for the support q
q theological Schools, rejected b
!, 0amttee, was ordered presente
"netenCe. After considerable d,
and explanation of the memoir;
"a Is simply a suggestion, tn
-'ial was adopted. The Law Cor
-'l'e voted to uphold the ban q
card-playing and 9th,
'aentS and to get back of Il
4 'n0 stand for the enforceme,
N. i, eighteenth amendment ar
1e liquor laws.
IVY right for Delegate HOnors
4 s.,. .as expected there was a liv
.snl for delegates to the Gener
N jll'S e which meets at Springfe
u, . Nay Rev. John J. Buntir
~ T.S q Asbury N. E. Church az
A,.. .s'ef o. Hoffecker, lay elector
] -. - iIom no Asbury, both of Smy
~ sl..i alter the honors but lost OF
~ 5slng ~ received SO votes wbi
n. 81 : votes to elect. W. o. Ho
,..a l'eFed 80 votes while h
is.. INV "a and winner of Middletoy
y, w. Harry Jones of Sudler
..,. 49, received 1913 votes n
n i.l, 5s,. however, was elected a
y DsI.agte. Ds',sgate. The Ministerial a.
n. Si.; sa'es eletced were as +,
M nTl1l'5erial = s;5 Delegates~Tb1,es 1,s RI !,
sai. \ wade iAIlaierson, of Asbury M.
ssls,, ,"VIIlnIlngton; I IEg District Sun,
ss,i. n l. /. Dashiell, of Salisbn y,
D = ine e I Rev. Theodore F. Bea
sv y ? SsIbyyille ! N. E. CbuTc pTo
up Ma y y 2NacSOrley, Of Fed,
Sct Sro NY Reserve Delegates
ID Sss59.E!atsndent s5os5insnd.e Omar ar E-Jon SHa1l
aprsa a'''wI, "; Elmer Perry, gai-
- 'Sli i. R,1,Iin Wilmington Distri Dist
ii y li59,s7y Harry Jones, ! ss'tS'S' Of sudis %1,