Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-23

or others chosen to take their place:
President, Rev. r. M. Andrews, DID.
High Point secretary, Rev. c. w.
Bates, D. D., Winston-Salem: assis-
tant secretary, Rev. F. w. Paschal,
S. T. D. Burlington; treasurer, Prof.
j. H. Allen, Reidsville; statistician,
Rev. E. G. Cowan, Seagrove; press
agent, Rev. J. L. Trollinger, Browns
Summit; historian, Rev. j. E. Carroll,
Greensboro; keeper of records, Rev.
p S. Kennett, LID, High Point. The
lay member of the Stationing commit
tee is selected from the roll by lay
members of the present session of the
conference.
Other elections to be made will in
clude members of the committee on
appeals and the standing district COM
mittee. Two members are to be elect
ed on the board Of conference trus-
tees, to succeed Rev. A. L. Hunter
Pinnacle, and j. Norman Wills,
Greensboro; two members of the
boundary committee to succeed DR..
r. M. Andrews and Rev. Ed. Suits,
both of High Point; two members of
the board of church extension to sue
coed w A Davies, Hillsboro, and j.
G. Rogers, Denton; layman to sue
coed w. T. Hammer, Julian, and DR..
f. NJ. Andrews, on the commission On
Methodist cooperation.
Dean P. F.. Lindley, High Point
College will probably be reelected to
the conference council of religious
education. Expirations on the board
of trustees of High Point College are
Rev. j. D. Williams, D. D., High
Point; j. M Willikan, Greensboro; J.
Norman Wills, Greensboro; F. Logan
Porter, High Point, and to death of
DR.. ]. L. Burrus, High Point, made a
vacancy to be filled this year. In the
directorate of the pastors summer
school, Dr. S. w. Taylor's member
ship expires this year.
Active Committees.
Active committees appointed by the
president to serve during the present
session of the conference are made up
of an equal number of ministers and
laymen. The committees, with the
chairman and co-chairman, follow:
Credentials, Rev. G. w. Bates; Chris
tan education, Rev. T. j. Whitehead,
and Miss Lille Mae Braxton; church
music, Rev. ]. w. Braxton and Miss
Lucy Rogers; Methodist Protestant
Herald, Rev. T. G. Madison and l.. L.
Wrenn: fraternal relations, Rev. E..
o. .Peeler and E. E. Wagner; mis-
sions, Rev. j. Clyde Amman and
Adrian Perry; official character, Rev.
T. M. Johnson and D. M. Davidson;
parsonages, Rev. E. A. Bingham and
Mrs E. c. Walters; the presidents
message, Rev. ]. A. Burgess and DR..
J. w. Swain; social service, Rev. H.
F. Surratt and Mrs. j. S. Moore; pas
toral work, Rev. S. w. Taylor and j.
M. league; ordinances. Rev. j. D.
Morris and W. T. Hemmel; obituary
for the Rev. W. F. Kennett, Rev. j.
E. Pritchard, Rev. w. F. Ashburn
and ]. Norman Wills. The full COM
mittee on pulpit supply for confer
ence Sunday, Rev. c. G.. Isley, Rev.
D. I. Garner, Rev. w. D. Reed, Rev.
E. A. Cook, and J. H. Harkey.
Standing committees to report at
this conference are composed OF:
Evangelism, Dr. F. w. Paschal, Rev.
G. H. Hendry, Rev. C. G. Isley, Rev
J. L. Trollinger and Rev. r. A.
Hunter; stewardship, Rev. H. u.
Fogleman, j. G.. Rogers and DR.. ~
c.. Bethea; rural church, Rev. j. W..
Braxton, Rev. j. T. Bowman, Rev.
E. A. Bingham, r. P. Butler, and
Miss Blanche Hardee; financial re-
commentators, DR.. r. M. Andrews,
DR.. G.. I. Humphreys, DR.. j. e. Prit-
chard DR.. T. M. Johnson, Rev. T.
j. Whitehead, w. l.. Ward; nomina-
lions, Rev. H. F. Fogleman, Rev. H.
L. Isley, Rev. j. F. MINIS.
Work To Be Reviewed
The theme of the evening of the
first day at the Conference is, "A Re
view of Annual Conference Interests"
and will be under the direction of the
conference president. Speakers fol
the evening are Rev. j. E. Pritch'
ard, D. D. editor, The Methodist Pro
testant Herald; Rev. S. w. Taylor
D. D. Asheboro, 1.-THE Work of the
Board Of Church. Extension" and
Rev. Talton j Whitehead, Burling
ton, "The Annual Conference Finan
cial Program According to Presi
dent Andrews, the other speaker will
be prominent layman whose name
has not yet been announced, who will
discuss, 1.-THE Superannaute Minister
and His Widow"
Pastors Submit Reports
rev. y. r.. fLlOSe, LeAlHSLOH, VII
conduct the devotions on Thursday
morning, the pastors will submit per.
sonal reports, the afternoon will be
given entirely to routine business, and
the day will close with missionary
rally under the direction of Mrs. w.
c. Hammer, Asheboro.
High Point College and the Chill
dren's Home will claim the attention
of the conference on Friday following
the devotional service led by Rev.
c.. H. Hendry. DR.. G.. I. Humph
reys, president of the college, will pre-
side during time allotted to that in
stitution, and DR.. A. G.. Dixon, sup
erintendent of the Children's Home
will direct the activities of that pc
Rod.
Henry Powell To Preside
General Conference agents and rep
resentatives, Representatives of West
minister Theological Seminary, anc
the publishing agents will bring mes
sages to the conference in the after
noon of Friday. At the evening SER
vice, Henry II. Powell, Henderson