Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
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ference was well attended by many
anxious to hear the reading Of ap'
pointments. Many committees made
final reports including that Of Con
ference auditor, Rev. H. B. KelsO
which were adopted.
Bishop Hughes announced the
transfer of Rev. o. J. Friedel to the
Philadelphia Conference.
The Rev. George A. Cooke was
granted the retired relation and
briefly addressed the conference
declaring his intention Of partici-
pating in all discussions in the con-
ference, even though retired.
Bishop Hughes called the roll OF
retired ministers, several making
brief responses.
District Superintendent Habbart
was granted a years leave of alb
sence. Bishop Hughes told DR.. Hab-
bart to let him know when his
mushrooms we're ripe and I'll come
over and see you" Bishop Hughes
called his cabinet and retired to
finish the list of appointments. DR..
Gunby taking the chair.
The Rev. J. H. Morgan, president
of Dickinson College, was intrOduc-
ed by Bishop Hughes Monday morn
ing but declined to speak owing to
the press of business before the con-
ference.
All disciplinary questions having
been answered Bishop Hughes urged
the members of the conference to a
stricter observance of church law
and greater activity in evangelism.
The Rev. A. C. Goddard urged
that at future sessions of the con-
ference a stenographer be employed
to type reports that. various COM
mittees present and now pay for. out
of their own pockets.
This was opposed by the Rev. l.
E. Windsor on the ground that the
conference expense now exceeds tire
amount raised
The Rev. R. L. Tawes volunteered
his services for the next conference
session and the request was with
drawn.
Resolutions of thanks we're adopt
ed for cOurtesies extended by the
Rev. L. E. Windsor and others in
Seaford for the conference enter
tainment.
A number of ministers from other
conferences were introduced.
Conference voted to stand adjOuT-
ned following the reading Of the APP
pOintments by Bishop Hughes.
The appointments follow;
(The asterisk indicates a change)
Wilmington District
*W. E. Gunby, District Superin-
tendent.
Bethel and Town Point, Md. B.
Vaughn.
Brack-Ex-R. H. Adams. supply.
Cecilton, Md.-E. w. Henvis.
Charlestown, Md, H. Thornton,
supply.
Cherry lIilI, Md.-W. H. Kohl.
Chesapeake City, Md. T. Price.
*Chester-Bethel-D J. Moore.
sChristiana-R. NJ. Green.
sClaymOnt-W. N. Nesbitt.
sCrumpton, Md.-A. T. P. Hudson,
supply.
SDelaware City-David Wood, sup
ply.
Ebenezer-7-T. o. NJ. Willis.
Edge Moor-L. L. Knots, supply.
sElk Neck, Md. w. Sutton.
Elkton, Md. B. Morgan.
aGaIena, 'Md.-W. G. Barlow.
HOckessin and Cedars-W. H. Re
velle.
Holly Oak. E. Layton. supply.
HOpewell, Md. r. Diehl.
MarshalltOn-H. NJ. Parks.
sMiddletOwn-W. w. Marine.
$MillingtOn. Md. S. Eldridge.
"Mt. LebOnan-W. E. FOsnOcht,
supply.
sNewark--LeOnard White. !
sNew CASTLE. N. Jones.
Newport. c. Mccoy.
Northeast, Md.-P. Il. Reynolds.
Odessa-F. c. LOuhOff.
Perryville, Md.-O. p. Jefferson.
sPort Deposit and COlora, Md.-H'
Il. McDade.
sRed LiOn-R. S. HOdgson.
sRichaFdsOn Park--E. w. Mellow
ell.
Rising Sun. Md.-A. b. Frye.
St. Georges and Summit. l.. !
Sparklin.
st. Johns. w. Prettyman.
st. Pauls, Md. w. Henvis.
Stanton. B. Dickerson.
Still Pond and BettertOn. Md.-W.
V. Moore.
FTownsend-A. w. Strickland.
sZion Circuit, Md.-C. H. Atkins.
City Of Wilmington
Asbury-C. Z. Davis.
BelleEOnte-J. C. Steen, supply.
Brandywine--o. A. BARLEY.
COokman and Newark-UniOn-V.
3. Hills.
Eastlake-C. C. Harris.
sEpworth-W. J. Mckee.
Grace-B. NJ. Johns.
Harrison Street,. w. COlOna.
Hillcrest-R. w. Hallman.
"KingswOod-E. II. Collins, sup
ply
Madeley-O. B. Rice.
McCabe--A C.. Goddard.
Mt. Salem. w. Jones.
Scott-L. E. WimbrOw.
sSilverbrook-M z. Wheatley.
st. Paufs-O. J. Collins. Il
Trinlty-C. H. Hudson.
Union--T. J. Sard.
F. A. LindhOrst, Field Director
3oard Of Education of Methodist
Episcopal Church, Wesley quarterly
conference. Dover.
E. C. Prettyman. Superintendent
Anti-Saloon League,
IeCabe quarterly conference, vii